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Social psychology tells us that bystanders in emergency situations are ____ normally when they fail to respond.

We would fail ____ respond as well.

That social ____ insight makes us uncomfortable.

We like ____ feel we would behave differently, better.

The problem with bystanders, however, ____ not stem from defects in their character that prevent them from helping.

Rather, the situation that bystanders find themselves in ____ their behavior more than we realize.

For example, the more bystanders there are, the less likely ____ one of them will intervene.

A single bystander at the scene of an emergency would ____ respond, just as we hope we would.

But when a number of bystanders witness an emergency, responsibility apparently diffuses among them, getting ____

No one bystander feels ____ personal responsibility to respond.

Personal branding is not something that you ____ to do behind the scenes.

For many it does not always feel comfortable to deliberately plan how we are going to promote ____ and our accomplishments to others.

____ branding, however, is essential to achieving success.

The key takeaway from this concept is ____ and anticipation.

If you are ____ aware of the opportunities to brand yourself, you may not be directed to leave a favorable impression.

If you cannot anticipate the opportunities that will present themselves to favorably demonstrate your brand through capability, ____ may not be prepared when they occur.

So as you begin to think about what you want to be known for, begin to be more aware of what you want people to say about you when you are not ____ the room as an effective way to guide your personal brand.

The ability to detect visual ____ played an interesting role in the history of astronomy.

In 1930, Clyde ____ was searching the skies for a possible undiscovered planet beyond Neptune.

He photographed each region of ____ sky twice, several days apart.

Stars essentially remain unmoving in photos, while a planet ____ from one photo to the next.

However, how would he find a ____ dot that moved among all the countless unmoving dots in the sky?

He put each pair of photos on a machine ____ would flip back and forth between one photo and the other.

When he came ____ one pair of photos, he immediately noticed one dot moving as the machine flipped back and forth.

____ identified that dot as Pluto, which astronomers now list as a dwarf planet.

People ____ cutting down forests much faster than the rate at which forests can regrow.

We need to dramatically reduce our use of wood, not just because the supply is decreasing, and not just because entire species of flora and fauna that live in forests are vanishing, but because the forest ____ an important function.

Forests control global warming by absorbing carbon from the ____ and reducing greenhouse gases.

They also provide oxygen for us ____ breathe.

There are too many trivial and ____ uses of wood.

When a hurricane advances on a city, people ____ up their windows with plywood.

After the storm ____ passed, they discard the plywood.

It’s ironic to think that for purposes ____ as these, forests are cut down that otherwise would aid in controlling such storms.