context: Little kid is playing saxophone in front of a wall. People are passing in front of the kid. old man
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context: A man and a woman talk to the camera in a newscast setting. Scenes of summer beach goers are shown in a news report context. a man
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context: How to find meaning in life
Find out how inquisitive and trusting you are.
Many people find religious belief systems more than adequate to fill their lives with meaning. Being a " true believer ", however, will only result in giving up your identity for the identity of the collective.
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next sentence for the context: Conflicts and mid-life crises inevitably arise when the adopted concept of self conflicts with the true self. If you are inquisitive and trusting of your own intelligence, the first step is to find your true self.

context: How to become a civil rights attorney
Consider majoring in political science or sociology.
The social sciences can give you a solid background for civil rights laws, especially since many major civil rights cases turned on social science arguments.
Most civil rights attorneys specialize in one issue, or on preserving and strengthening the rights of a particular group.
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For example, if you are drawn to issues faced by same sex couples, you might want to focus on the equal rights movement for gay, lesbian and transgender people. Depending on your focus, you might choose an undergraduate major or minor that reinforced that issue.