This image is emphasized because it contains the word “important.” It has been emphasized because it is important to us.

It is important. It has been emphasized because it is important.

This image is emphasized because it is important to us. It has been emphasized because it is important to us.

The image is emphasized because it is important. It has been emphasized because it is important.This image is emphasized because it is important to us. It has been emphasized because it is important to us.

What does this all mean? Our image is just one example of how things are emphasized because we’re important. There are other ways that are emphasized because we’re important. For example, if you see something that is important to you, people will also generally talk about it because it is important to them. The people who are important to us are the ones who we see as important to us.

Other examples of things that become emphasized are things that we see that we’re important to. For example, the fact that the Pope has been in the news lately is important to us. If we see an image of the Pope on TV, then the fact that the Pope happens to be a Catholic (which we’re assuming) is important to us. We like things to be emphasized because we like it to be seen as important.

In the same way we like to show people how important our friends are to us, we like to show people how important our friends are to us. If someone is important to us and someone we would like to see emphasized, we like to highlight them. But we also like to emphasize things that are not important to us because we know they’re not important to us.

This is the same logic we use in our relationships. We like to emphasize our friendships because we like to see them as important because it helps us to believe they mean something to us. Most of our relationships come about due to a mutual interest. When we need someone to feel loved, we highlight them. When we need someone to feel important, we highlight them. The same goes for our friends. If they’re important to us, we highlight them.

We see a lot of people who are in relationships and theyre not important to us. It may not be a bad thing, but it makes us feel less important.

It’s not the first time we’ve seen this type of behavior in our own lives. In fact, it’s our favorite kind of behavior because it makes us feel that we do matter. It also makes us feel that we are the center of the universe. We have to wonder why anyone would want that. It’s as if we’re trying to prove to our parents, “Hey, I don’t like you, so I don’t like you.