Compassionate Leadership This site provides resources for educators, including online training, and compassionate leadership activities.
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" Bush called for "a compassionate, responsible and courageous policy worthy of a compassionate, responsible and courageous nation.
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"I wanted to be compassionate," he said, "but that was a little too much of a compassionate viewpoint."
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Now that has been the kind of compassionate response that I expected of people because I believe people to be compassionate.
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"Sometimes being tough-minded is the compassionate approach," Mr. Cotton said, rejecting the less-strident "compassionate conservatism" espoused by George W. Bush.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner, known for his compassionate approach to management, is often asked: how can you fire someone and still be compassionate?
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Many people have anxiety about this conversation, but if you have honest and compassionate relationships with your bosses, their reaction to you quitting will be honest and compassionate.
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Every individual has a story and that most people are compassionate and recognize that allowing people to make their own decisions about their families is that compassionate and healthy choice.
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Mr. DeVos's ideas about "compassionate capitalism," which were explored in his 22000 book by the same title, were an important source for George W. Bush's "compassionate conservatism" campaign slogan in 21997.
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"I know there are sincere conservatives who are compassionate and must think there is nothing compassionate about ripping immigrant children from the arms of their mothers at the border," he said.
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" Allah, on the other hand, appears as more "compassionate.
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The doctor recommended termination – abortion – as the compassionate option.
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" George W. Bush ran and won on "compassionate conservatism.
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Jason is compassionate — and he can flip a pancake.
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So on the upside, if you were born compassionate, "the odds are higher you'll be compassionate if you gain power," said Galinksy, one of the leading researchers on the effects of power.
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"I would argue that this has made her a more understanding, loving, and compassionate human, which was really my primary goal — to just simply raise a strong, confident, and compassionate child," Burke said.
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Andrea is challenged in a crucial way to be compassionate to someone who has always been compassionate to her, and it is a challenge she seemingly, at least in this sequence, can't meet.
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Where is the outrage from the so called compassionate left?
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Women listen, women are intuitive, women are compassionate and empathetic.
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I don't think creditors will be compassionate to our plight.
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PAYNE: Does the President want to be fair and compassionate?
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Her harrowing experiences have made her a capable, compassionate leader.
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We should be compassionate toward each other, but not silent.
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I want them to be compassionate about other people's plights.
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Obviously, people want to be compassionate about children, about families.
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But I am also a compassionate and intelligent human being.
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Nevertheless, the film, like the singers, maintains a compassionate optimism.
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They know how to be compassionate and still be professional.
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She is a go getter, she is compassionate, and humble.
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"I have to say, they've been pretty compassionate," she explained.
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Instead, be a compassionate friend, and send this instead: 🤔.
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The FDA has an Expanded Access or Compassionate Use program.
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It's a compassionate charity that O'Neil has written about before.
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But the film's attitude towards Samuele's anxiety is compassionate nonetheless.
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Let's make sure our children are in diverse, compassionate environments.
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"Compassionate conservatism" is a feeling after all, not an emotion.
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Also, I'm kind and compassionate, but I'm not really gentle.
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We remain committed to providing quality, compassionate health care services.
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The organization Compassionate Friends offers just this sort of support.
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But we also believe in a country that is compassionate.
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"He spoke in a compassionate fashion," Pattis told the paper.
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What I heard today was not realistic and not compassionate.
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It's a move that would be both compassionate and smart.
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Let's be compassionate and empathetic to the plights of others.
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Be compassionate, but definitely be very clear about your boundaries.
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This is what the U.S. needs: someone compassionate yet firm.
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"We are not a compassionate society," Sanders fired back. Sen.
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There are intelligent, insightful, strong, compassionate, decent kids out there!
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I would classify myself as an empathetic and compassionate person.
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It's not compassionate to let people sleep in the streets.
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Most of all, be compassionate — toward yourself and your children.
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So I think he would be a very compassionate leader.
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Tens of millions of thoughtful, compassionate Americans agree with me.
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A citizen's job is to be activist, compassionate and egalitarian.
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Like "Factory Man," this book is comprehensive, compassionate and forceful.
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Divorce also has made him more compassionate with his clients.
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The abuser is compassionate in public and cruel in private.
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I like that he supports the downtrodden and is compassionate.'
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The post urges people to be calm and compassionate instead.
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The "compassionate" lens promised on the jacket copy proves elusive.
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"I'm very sensitive and compassionate toward immigrants," Ms. Malliotakis said.
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Mr. Sanders has always advocated peaceful and compassionate political actions.
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"We're a compassionate community," said the city's mayor, Katrina Foley.
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I become a more reactive, less compassionate version of myself.
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You have to be very compassionate to do this job.
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She isn't "too" anything, rather a "wonk" practicing compassionate capitalism.
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Enter Amy, a compassionate, realistic progressive with experience and heart.
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Employers are compassionate, she learned, but they have their limits.
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Tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate -- it is cruel.
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He died not long after receiving parole on compassionate grounds.
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Steve Erickson's 10th (10th!) novel is: compassionate, weird, unpredictable, jaunty.
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" George W. Bush did it with the term "compassionate conservative.
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Now is the time to be thoughtful, compassionate and patient.
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I will always be grateful for his exceptional, compassionate care.
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"People say conservatives aren't compassionate," Carson says at one point.
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There's nothing compassionate about enticing people to take this journey.
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My program, Creating Compassionate Communities (CCC) with support from Adelphi University's Center for Health Innovation presented a special banner to Central Park East II to highlight the school's commitment to a respectful and compassionate school.
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It was shifting from a system of individual compassionate-use requests to expanded access programs, which it expects will start in a similar time frame that new requests for compassionate use would have been processed.
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They deserve access to high-quality, compassionate care in their communities.
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"We are a compassionate people," he says on the Senate floor.
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Bodhisattvas are individuals who carry out compassionate acts to achieve enlightenment.
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SWALWELL: Do you think he&aposs a compassionate, caring person, Neil?
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" 'Empowering, compassionate and thoughtful leader' In its announcement, MSU said, "Dr.
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She's very compassionate, and we have a lot in common, too.
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Don't get me wrong, my Aloy wasn't always the compassionate hero.
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Supporters of that plan argued this was a more compassionate policy.
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And there is nothing compassionate about allowing the borders to deteriorate.
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Jordan's just that kind of a person, she's compassionate and kind.
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We will not allow our compassionate souls to get stepped on.
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"People crave being heard, and need compassionate, neutral listening," she says.
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Dog lovers are some of the most compassionate people I know.
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There is nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration laws.
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"There is no compassionate language toward drug dealers," Jay Z observes.
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The Compassionate Care Act, signed into law by New York Gov.
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"The expression on the face is so compassionate," Ms. Berliner said.
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The compassionate release statute is precisely for situations like Mr. Madoff's.
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She is kind, loving and she is sweet and very compassionate.
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It allowed her to burnish her reputation as a compassionate conservative.
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"She was a remarkable, loving, compassionate and giving soul," he wrote.
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And so I [would] want someone to be compassionate with me.
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"We have this huge responsibility to raise respectful, compassionate, feminist men."
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"I'm also rooting for compassionate Donald to come out," she said.
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"Everybody deserves compassionate support," says Sarah McCarry, a Doula Project spokesperson.
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The training covers conflict resolution, de-escalation training and compassionate response.
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You need to be present and you need to be compassionate.
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Compassionate conservatism shares with Reaganism a deep skeptism of the state.
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" A slide in their PowerPoint presentation drove the point home: "COMPASSIONATE.
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This compassionate, socially conscious filmmaker is a major emerging talent. (filmlinc.org.)
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" She added that "we have laws and we also are compassionate.
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Mr. Coelho's lyrics on the record are metaphysical, apolitical and compassionate.
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More phone time, reduced sentences, 'compassionate release,' and early release credits.
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The rescuers were "remarkable, skilful, tireless, compassionate and courageous," he added.
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Compassionate conservatism works well in an environment of optimism and abundance.
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The book is straightforward, unpretentious and smart; compassionate, contemporary and useful.
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Her guiding virtues included being sensitive, compassionate, empathetic and self-disciplined.
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What they really need is to be more compassionate with themselves.
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" George W. Bush developed "compassionate conservativism" and a "humble foreign policy.
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To be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people.
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It also seeks to ensure that they are compassionate toward travelers.
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" Ellen added, "They were the most down-to-earth, compassionate people.
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Kennedy's assassination in 1963, and the newly compassionate Bobby who suffered
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Loved ones remembered Mallory as a compassionate, artsy and talented girl.
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Almost all these programs have a rational and compassionate stated purpose.
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Saying that, the majority of my customers were compassionate and respectful.
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And with that, the compassionate Investigational New Drug program was born.
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To honor him -- work hard, be responsible, patient, tolerant and compassionate.
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Be compassionate When we get anxious, we sometimes make bad decisions.
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During his victory speech, Biden's message was unifying, compassionate and presidential.
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But Mr. Ray argued that a compassionate, humanitarian response was required.
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But from a compassionate point of view, it's important to do.
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After the Coronado case, Burkhard sees a more compassionate way forward.
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"Those kids are so smart and so compassionate," Ms. Jackson said.
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Like your immediate neighbors, others may be compassionate given more information.
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This was the party of George W. Bush and compassionate conservatism.
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We have to be compassionate and help as best we can.
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"I'm a compassionate person," Ms. Smith declared, fuming in the hallway.
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How compassionate is a system that enables human trafficking of children?
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She has a huge heart, is sensitive, deeply compassionate, and kind.
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Moreover, there were clear limits to The Economist's newfound compassionate liberalism.
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It had survived, while the rebellious, compassionate, lonely princess was dead.
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I tried to be compassionate, but she kept pushing my buttons.
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They buried Jerry Rabinowitz, a doctor who was skilled and compassionate.
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He had encouraged her to share her compassionate nature with others.
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Overwhelming trend: everyone is insufficiently compassionate about your possibly fatal illness.
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His tone was playful, compassionate, but most of all, completely earnest.
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He is turning into an incredibly compassionate and empathetic young man.
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It's never compassionate and they deserve to be thrown in prison.
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Self-compassionate people are better at owning up to their mistakes.
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In contemporary jargon, those are people you might call compassionate conservatives.
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In mid-December, he applied for compassionate release, Ms. Cheatham said.
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Highly sensitive, compassionate, and emotionally intelligent, echoists are extreme people-pleasers.
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The reaction by readers has been overwhelmingly compassionate toward the Griffins.
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But at the same time, we want to be very compassionate.
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If being compassionate to one group of illegal immigrants ends up being just the relaxation of all immigration laws for everyone else, then it's not really compassionate, it's just a retreat from the rule of law.
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She was incredibly compassionate towards friends, and always put everyone else first.
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"It allows me to be more compassionate with my employees," she says.
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We need a more sensible, compassionate immigration system that doesn't criminalize desperation.
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But I filled out Fertility Lifelines Compassionate Care Application for financial assistance.
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For example, women are seen as more compassionate, thoughtful and open-minded.
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Sadly, they have enough cash to crush more compassionate and intelligent alternatives.
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Rogers provided children with compassionate messages about divorce, death, race, and more.
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Mr Guha's magisterial account of a compassionate man provides a timely opportunity.
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Ms. Heathscott described the governor as warm and compassionate during the meeting.
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More elderly and terminally ill prisoners would be eligible for compassionate release.
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She's the complete opposite &is the most generous, compassionate person I know!
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You are the most loving, caring and compassionate person I've ever known!
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How to express anger and resentment in a calm and compassionate way.
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Many of those I meet are otherwise critical thinkers and compassionate people.
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My mother is truly the strongest and most compassionate woman I know.
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" Says Danelle with a laugh, "He's super compassionate, which would be me.
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And where Winter's Bone was brutal, this one is kind and compassionate.
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" We can become what one scholar called a "compassionate, multireligious, multiracial democracy.
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Here, compassionate people gave away more money than their cold-hearted counterparts.
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People from all over the world, with warm hearts, with compassionate attitude.
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Keane is tough, smart, compassionate, patient, everything you'd want in a President.
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What's more, when we receive those things, we become more self-compassionate.
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But there is nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration laws.
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Maybe Thiel thought he could help create a more compassionate Republican platform.
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He was that compassionate and that loving, even to his own detriment.
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The compassionate tend to have deeper connections with others and more friends.
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We may even be getting less compassionate, as a 2009 study showed.
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" It's a far more compassionate word for a marijuana enthusiast than "pothead.
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He was a "compassionate conservative," someone who could bring us together; 28500.
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The compassionate thing is to end the lawlessness, (and) enforce our laws.
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" Caplan said, "I think the FDA does fine with compassionate use requests.
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"This is a good, compassionate man who has been scapegoated," he said.
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I felt safe, he was very patient with me and very compassionate.
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Trump, meanwhile, struck a compassionate tone at a White House press conference.
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Just do your best and try hard to be compassionate with yourself.
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I think he constitutionally rejects the idea that conservatism should be compassionate.
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"How do you keep your heart open and remain compassionate?" she said.
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He thought he could stop us from being compassionate to one another.
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His tone seems to vary: It can be compassionate, dispassionate, tender, merciless.
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Tolerance for illegal immigration is not compassionate, it is actually very cruel.
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My grandmother was released from prison at age 66 on "compassionate" grounds.
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But it's Tilly herself who gives something like the compassionate last word.
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This means even smart, compassionate health professionals have little idea what's happening.
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What I really needed was informed medical intervention and compassionate emotional support.
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I refuse to believe that you cannot be both compassionate and strong.
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Can they expect consistently kind and compassionate care wherever they end up?
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He had tried and failed for two years to win compassionate release.
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I will ask myself more compassionate questions and look for nonjudgmental answers.
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With regard to the Rwandan genocide, we hadn't been wise or compassionate.
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Compassionate detachment and sincere curiosity are excellent ways to encourage self-exploration.
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There is no shortage of dynamic and compassionate women in this country.
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In compassionate-use programs, this type of information is usually not shared.
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She may go for a switcheroo with a moral and compassionate flavor.
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Did this mark the arrival of a new, compassionate, capable Donald Trump?
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In private, evangelical leaders have come to recognize a more compassionate side.
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Being forced to treat each miscarriage as a major loss isn't compassionate.
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Never before has the solution presented by compassionate release been more urgent.
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Compassionate when hearts grew cold, committed to unity when others abandoned it.
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And why, at the end of life, less is often more compassionate.
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She was compassionate, and it was everything that Lamar needed to hear.
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People pleasers tend to be very compassionate when it comes to others.
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It's not just the compassionate thing to do, it's the smart thing.
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Some will find this politics, though compassionate and deeply liberal, too muted.
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And they say applying to the FDA's compassionate use program is onerous.
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Look, the American people are the most compassionate people in the world.
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"Biden just refuses to talk about the issue in a compassionate way."
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The F.D.A. says it approves about 99 percent of compassionate use requests.
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Still, there is a good argument to be made for compassionate release.
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The human body's most compassionate gift is the interdependence of its parts.
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"Hopefully they will be open, curious and compassionate, not defensive," Eubanks says.
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"It's the compassionate, right thing to do for our teammates," King said.
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Their interventions have also shaped the training of compassionate technicians like Kim.
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They were so interested in our lives and compassionate about our experiences.
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Democrats' efforts to "save" you from deportation appear compassionate and feel new.
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Bush ran as a "compassionate conservative" and staunch advocate of free trade.
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Most of your films amount to detailed, compassionate portraits of great Americans.
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Doing a basic body scan isn't going to help you become more compassionate.
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I've learned to be more patient, compassionate and how to keep hope alive.
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That encourages child trafficking and that is not something that compassionate people do.
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It. In Omaha, we had protests that radiated compassionate solidarity and pro-Blackness.
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Maggie has always been an incredibly compassionate person, and in many ways, fearless.
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Bro spoke about her daughter's passions, saying how caring and compassionate she was.
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It upsets you because you're compassionate but you still keep a certain remove.
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My Mother Is The Most Gorgeous, Compassionate, Intelligent Woman I Have Ever Known.
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Your aim has always been true: a more decent, just, compassionate, equitable America.
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"He was a very kind, compassionate human being," Cathy Campbell told the Post.
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"He's exactly as compassionate, patient, loving and understanding as he seems," she wrote.
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GARRETT: Fundamentally, do you believe this rhetoric is insufficiently compassionate to this issue?
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But to avoid any intergalactic Grinchiness, clear, kind, and compassionate communication is key.
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Anger isn't just aggressive, Chemaly explained — it can also be compassionate and empathetic.
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As sickening as the attack was, our nation is great, compassionate and tolerant.
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"Sara was a principled person, she was compassionate, decent, and honorable," Crewdson wrote.
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"I want to talk to people in a compassionate, understanding way," Cyrus said.
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" She continues: "The real compassionate response to disability wouldn't be pity or admiration.
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"A bright mind and compassionate soul is gone," wrote Lamo's father on Facebook.
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The truth, for better or worse, is both more compassionate and more complicated.
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If you can't bring yourself to pretend, try to practice some compassionate communication.
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"I want my kids to be loving, decent, compassionate human beings," adds Madonna.
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What's really changed is there is a much more scientific and compassionate approach.
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The Tory left's recent attempts to revive "compassionate conservatism" merely advertise its weakness.
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This declaration rightly implies that people with addiction deserve compassionate and humane treatment.
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These laws claim to give terminally ill patients "compassionate" access to experimental drugs.
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Lucy is compassionate and just a tad unrealistic, but her commitment is sincere.
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" White adds, "He's a natural and is charismatic and compassionate like his mother.
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This compassionate group of teens is giving high schoolers a good name. Mrs.
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Your talent, your humor and your compassionate heart will not soon be forgotten.
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We are forever connected because of our beautiful, smart, kind, compassionate, funny son.
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Risk pools provide a much saner and ultimately more compassionate approach for everyone.
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Rain: She is a great mother and a very selfless and compassionate person.
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" Biles adds his two cents to the point of compassionate culture: "Be generous.
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"Arkansas is a conservative state, but we're also a compassionate state," she added.
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Bush seemed sincere about compassionate conservatism and genuinely pursued it in some ways.
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Programs vary by state, but all U.S. states except Iowa allow compassionate release.
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These measures are often referred to as expanded-access policies or compassionate use.
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Even Teen Challenge, Olasky's favorite example of compassionate conservatism, continues to generate controversy.
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They can overhaul police departments and prisons into more humane and compassionate institutions.
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His progressive, inclusive and compassionate California-driven agenda is desperately needed in Washington.
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To an investor, compassionate use represents all risk for little, if any, gain.
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Yellen, for one, said his gesture made for a more compassionate, gracious workplace.
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If they have a compassionate review process, your case may qualify for relief.
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I was observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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People were compassionate to me growing up, and that's shaped my leadership style.
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And that was in a party where compassionate conservatism still had a constituency.
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"Very compassionate, very loving, very caring," Haifa Jabara says about her eldest son.
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I also think we can disagree in ways that are respectful, kind, compassionate.
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He can still remain calm and peaceful, accepting new ideas and being compassionate.
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Women failed to reform the corrupt political system or produce compassionate public policy.
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The official is a compassionate man who has suffered greatly in concentration camps.
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"And that message—to be compassionate whenever possible—that's so important to me."
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It is a compassionate response to the ongoing tragedy on our southern border.
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I'm glad we can still feel surprised and compassionate about situations like this.
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My life experience has made me a more compassionate and informed public servant.
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That's what makes "The Waverly Gallery" a work of such hard, compassionate clarity.
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The result is cringe-worthy (I mean that as a compliment) and compassionate.
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I hope it's somebody who looks like me. Real. Compassionate. Happy. Mission-driven.
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I have a feeling you are gonna be strong, fierce, [compassionate], and caring.
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"I couldn't be compassionate—to myself, or to other people," Lopez told me.
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It was from this common-sense and compassionate analysis that Judge Alito dissented.
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The most frequent responses describe someone who is kind, compassionate, respectful and humble.
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They had a reputation for being compassionate to employees, including Douglas Miguel Rodriguez.
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February 19 - March 20 Pisces are known for being friendly, compassionate and selfless.
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Or accepted that compassionate and well-designed government programs can do the same.
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Apparently, Trump needed some notes on how to sound like a compassionate human.
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Of course, you can't just declare you have a culture of compassionate directness.
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If her sources were correct, Schaaf did the compassionate, smart and lawful thing.
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My mother's illness changed me, teaching me to be more patient and compassionate.
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She's a compassionate but bold interviewer, always finding the heart in every wrongdoing.
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He got down from his beast, decided not to be compassionate by proxy.
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And ultimately, that people who don't struggle with mental illness would be compassionate.
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Her teachers are aware of her condition and have been compassionate, he said.
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The state's compassionate conservatism goes hand-in-hand with an unusually functional bureaucracy.
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" They find a compassionate therapist who is "part shrink, part coach, part shaman.
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The women founded Be Nourished, which strives to help people become body-compassionate.
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In "The Sounds of Thunder," Saru is compassionate, angry, confident, defiant and reflective.
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Most of them came about as a compassionate response to a needy person.
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"We are known to be artistic, compassionate, intuitive, wise, and musical!" she says. 5.
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But she was, year after year, delightful, acidic, blustering, indignant and yet unexpectedly compassionate.
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We need our government to address immigration in a compassionate and scalable way *now*.
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His gamble paid off, as more New Hampshire Republicans opted for Kasich, the compassionate
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"(Our) commitment is compassionate and it's strong," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said in October.
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Compassionate, moral CEOs and corporate social responsibility cannot address the scope of the problem.
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Our daughter, Uma, gets to be surrounded by all these smart, beautiful, compassionate women.
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The film's main Elders are obviously convinced that they are being kind and compassionate.
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I'm looking forward to being a compassionate conservative as I am a conscientious capitalist.
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Some have called what I did "compassionate," and maybe that's the word for it.
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No matter what happens moving forward, you'll ALWAYS be my kind, compassionate, amazing parents.
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Although Heather was a caring and compassionate person, so are a lot of you.
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When reached for comment via Facebook messenger, Roos stressed how compassionate her daughter was.
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"I did feel more compassionate towards her," she said in an interview with Refinery29.
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We need a long-term, systemic, preventative, and dare I say it—compassionate—solution.
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Grief and resilience are never far from the surface in this compassionate, emotional man.
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" Rachel Roy, fashion designer and U.N. Champion for Innovation: "1 Big thing = compassionate consumerism.
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So I'm sorta grouped into that because they have been so compassionate to me.
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We can only hope it is a sign of a more progressive, compassionate future.
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But working in film is about creating an environment that's loving, caring, and compassionate.
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She was "a positive and compassionate presence," the medical group said in a statement.
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The Mother: a nurturing, compassionate figure, who is the embodiment of love and mercy.
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So practice giving yourself the same compassionate, reassuring words you'd give to a friend.
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He declined to detail what help Somalia received, but urged a more compassionate response.
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Luckily, the rescue staff had the brilliant, compassionate idea to introduce Ebony and Ivory.
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Activists like Krajnc argued her actions were compassionate and should be applauded, not punished.
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I don't think my view on law enforcement has changed; it's professional and compassionate.
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Through thoughtful and compassionate care, medical cannabis can end our country's addiction to opioids.
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The second eclipse falls on February 26 in the sign of healing, compassionate Pisces.
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Apart from compassionate and loyal friends, I also grew up with true tough guys.
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It's allowed me to be more compassionate towards her experience of me coming out.
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"For me he is wonderful and compassionate," the father, Ahmed Doson, told CBC News.
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She talks to Axe who tells her a story about Lara's more compassionate side.
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Extremis takes these questions seriously and treats them with a clinical but compassionate eye.
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We are in such desperate need of leaders who are conscious, courageous, and compassionate.
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Welcome to the compassionate Christianity of this mega-rich megachurch and its prosperity gospel.
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She's also tender and compassionate, with a strong sense of morality and family values.
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And I think it's making us less compassionate, making us less able to love.
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He's got a heart and a head — a compassionate heart and a conservative head.
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He's so intelligent and sharp, and yet seemingly so compassionate to people in need.
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Without compassionate capitalism, this country cannot create jobs and solve the problem of poverty.
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I am still observant and compassionate and often confused and filled with self-doubt.
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Photograph by Weegee / ICP / Getty Even when not explicitly activist, Weegee's stance remains compassionate.
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Harry is a hugely likeable child, kind but not wet, competitive but always compassionate.
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These men were heroic and compassionate in how they responded to the cruel assailant.
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Both are members of NYULMC's Working Group on Compassionate Use and Pre-Approval Access.
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"Wonder Woman" boasts a superhero who is compassionate, smart and a kick-ass fighter.
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One Agriculture Department contractor told Vox that it's unlikely landlords will be so compassionate.
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Conservatism in Europe, as in the US, is no longer bothered about seeming compassionate.
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Well, this tonight is culture—it's international culture, it's compassionate culture, it's activist culture.
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At the top of his list is to be direct but compassionate with organizations.
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But is Kerala the only part of the world where there are compassionate people?
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"He said this is an opportunity for us to be compassionate" while ensuring security.
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He is just a great artist, and he is also a very compassionate writer.
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Meeting Woodcock, he seems like a sound guy—intelligent and compassionate, not a bastard.
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But here medieval literature shows itself more compassionate than parts of our modern culture.
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There are compassionate, dignified and effective alternatives to this broken and increasingly cruel system.
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Bush, by contrast, came to power on the back of his "compassionate conservatism" push.
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The doctor who performed my abortion was incredible: extremely skilled, thoughtful, kind and compassionate.
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I love him, and want to be compassionate about his panic and his work.
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Creating compassionate spaces for women to speak up about how they feel is important.
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"Skate Kitchen" is unfailingly compassionate to, and genuinely appreciative of, the people it chronicles.
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For those, it is moving from a "compassionate use" system to expanded access programs.
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"We are compassionate [on] where people may be on the gun issue," Wooten said.
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If you want to quit, you have to be understanding and compassionate with yourself.
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"The attorneys I met with (all women) were professional, compassionate & thorough," Ms. Reid wrote.
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"There is nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration laws," Mr. Sessions said.
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Elected officials generally want to approach homelessness in a compassionate and service-oriented manner.
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PP funding: Planned Parenthood has provided competent and compassionate care for over 100 years.
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They -- just like you -- are trying their best to raise a wonderfully compassionate family.
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When considering compassionate release, we also have to ask: Has the person been rehabilitated?
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Children fleeing violence, suffering from recent abuse and exploitation, deserve compassionate care and support.
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Water is reflective, and having Mars in this sign makes you empathetic and compassionate.
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This is why I could get the drug, through Weill Cornell's compassionate-access program.
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Though many veterinarians and animal hospitals already deliver compassionate and sensitive care, without certification.
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"The compassionate part of him didn't really want to deal with it," said Meadows.
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She had a good job with health care benefits and a compassionate, flexible boss.
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That way, you can indulge in being nosy while also looking compassionate. Win-win!
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Compassionate conservatism is dead; Trump and his band of backward-thinking devotees killed it.
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Their sudden deportation would not represent the compassionate America that many of us envision.
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The truth is that the violent killing of a child by abortion isn't compassionate.
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"Compassionate treatment at the border is not the same as open borders," she said.
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To be more self-compassionate, you need to notice that voice and correct it.
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He never compromised his responsibilities, but he never walked away from a compassionate response.
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People will argue that you become kinder and more compassionate just by practicing mindfulness.
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And there is little "upside" for the company, apart from the ethical satisfaction, because the results observed in compassionate use patients are not poolable with results from other studies due to the extreme heterogeneity of the patient population in the compassionate use settings.
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She needs to think about it and talk about it in a very compassionate way.
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"I think it's probably one of the most compassionate things we can do," he said.
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The compassionate thing to do is hope he's ok and gets the help he needs.
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Jesus' Jewish audience already knew that their "Father in heaven" was loving, forgiving, and compassionate.
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Bush-style "compassionate conservatism" is the only kind capable of building a national majority anymore.
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As far as our culture and our being compassionate to people and understanding of people.
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"Kelsey was smart, compassionate and kind," Taft Union High School principal Mary Alice Finn said.
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"My Mother Is The Most Gorgeous, Compassionate, Intelligent Woman I Have Ever Known," Willis wrote.
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However, she is compassionate enough to allow him to actually go through with said execution.
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They are also a deeply compassionate organization, and I'm profoundly thankful to them as well.
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Instead, you should show her how a patient, compassionate, loving and good-humored mother behaves.
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"The term 'compassionate conservative' has become hackneyed, but that's where I felt comfortable," she said.
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The last time Jaime grew out his beard, he became a nicer, more compassionate person.
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Ronald Reagan embodied the idea of a "compassionate conservative" before it was a popular term.
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"We've always found her to be a very compassionate interviewer, she's a mom," Hockley stresses.
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"She was compassionate, loved her job and what she did working with Veterans," Philpott continued.
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This was not a speech that contained reasonable, practical, or compassionate proposals for immigration reform.
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"He was my compassionate son," she said in an interview with CNN on Facebook Live.
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It is not decent, it is not compassionate, and it is not what Republicans promised.
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Andy was a free spirit known for her eccentric wardrobe, bubbly personality and compassionate heart.
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In those eyes, I painted a compassionate soul who cares deeply about the less fortunate.
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Yet practically, I can't say that I felt terribly open, kind, or compassionate towards myself.
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They seem so nice and so compassionate — I want to go and see for myself.
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But it is the opposite of how a compassionate and functional insurance system should work.
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If we&aposre really going to be compassionate, Obamacare, recreational facilities, should they get those?
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A big majority are decent, compassionate, tolerant people who abhor political violence, bigotry and lying.
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I wanted to be compassionate and understanding, but I'm a trial lawyer, not a therapist.
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I want to talk to people in a compassionate, understanding way — which people aren't doing.
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Or they could petition the FDA for access to drugs via its "compassionate use" program.
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"This is a young man who was kind, compassionate, thoughtful and loving," Davison told CNN.
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He was a compassionate young man with many plans, his sister said at Saturday's vigil.
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This compassionate cosmic combo can help you look at things through a kinder, gentler lens.
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That is a stark departure form JFK's vision of a compassionate and more open society.
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This is about the broader issue of preserving compassionate, high-quality care for all children.
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This initial governmental concern for others, which sounds compassionate, carries with it a moral implication.
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"There's no force for compassionate conservatism anywhere in government with any power," Grunwald told me.
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Some parents sought FDA permission to begin administering the drug on a "compassionate use" basis.
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Each was raised in a supportive home by compassionate parents — a rare privilege, they acknowledge.
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It's extremely heartwarming, tactical, and valuable for anyone who is looking to become more compassionate.
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We are a rich, compassionate, creative, intelligent, moral and, some would add, God-fearing people.
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A. My mother, who was fiercely feminist, both tough and compassionate, taught me big lessons.
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The other eight adjectives are kind, compassionate, helpful, caring, friendly, generous, honest and hard-working.
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This approach was intended to be compassionate to the mother and protective of the child.
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The first principle demands care that is compassionate and respects the patient's dignity and rights.
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Yoga culture is, for the most part, progressive but not leftist, compassionate but not revolutionary.
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" Common Dreams' Adam Johnson lamented that Moulitsas's "moralistic voter-shaming is neither useful nor compassionate.
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Depth of characterization and, when the subject matter is dark, an empathic, compassionate authorial voice.
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We have the most innovative, intelligent, compassionate humans on this planet that we all share.
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" Frank_Estuary – "Burial provided me with a warm, compassionate soundtrack during my first bout with depression.
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She still claims she chose me because I was voted Most Compassionate at our graduation.
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When Price began his response by saying America is a "compassionate society," Sanders interrupted him.
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Our daughter is married to a wonderful provider who is a caring and compassionate father.
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This compassionate globalist party would support the free trade and skilled immigration that fuel growth.
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It's clear from your letter that you and your wife are compassionate and attuned parents.
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Learning how to talk to clients with cancer in a compassionate manner is also covered.
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Connelly's cop has always been a tough guy, but here he reveals a compassionate side.
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A compassionate use program is typically for critically ill patients with no other treatment options.
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Compassionate use programs are generally for terminally ill patients who have no other treatment options.
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Most state prison systems have some version of compassionate release, sometimes known as medical parole.
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Compassionate officials addressed the predicament by lowering the income cutoff to qualify for public housing.
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I know that my retina specialist is both an excellent doctor and a compassionate person.
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"I'm sort of like if a compassionate head-nod turned into a person," he said.
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We have to work for a respectful and compassionate dialogue between our countries and communities.
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Castro's plan is not only compassionate toward animals and the planet; it's also smart politics.
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It is a compassionate and noble request, and it is one I am sympathetic to.
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"Kelsey was smart, compassionate and kind," Mary Alice Finn, the principal, said in an email.
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But Gary put things in a way that I could understand, and was so compassionate.
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Season 4's "Thanksgiving IV" is looser and raunchier, but reveals the show's compassionate core.
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A major caveat: The federal compassionate release system is simply inadequate to handle these releases.
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On screen she has specialized in "the compassionate wife, the straight woman," Ms. Tierney said.
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"It wouldn't take many compassionate people for life to be a lot happier," Sandra said.
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Kind, compassionate, hysterical, friendly, and talented …I'm so lucky to have a son like you!
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The solution is compassionate care, and that doesn't include catastrophically and irreversibly altering their bodies.
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Half of the compassionate use programs were for drugs to treat cancer, the study found.
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The Trump administration has recently targeted several private citizens who provide compassionate help to migrants.
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My future partner is smart, kind, compassionate, successful and engaged in the world around us.
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At Thrive Global, the behavior-change tech company I founded, we call this compassionate directness.
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"We are a compassionate nation," Representative Lou Barletta, Republican of Pennsylvania, said in a statement.
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My daughter's friend has always been volatile, impulsive, inclined to risky behavior, creative and compassionate.
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"She is driven, smart, compassionate and a realist," Cuban wrote in an email to CNN.
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A compassionate view might be approaching the desire to eat pizza in a nonjudgmental way.
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"We're blessed at our school — the kids there are so compassionate and understanding," King said.
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It is not reflective of the compassionate nation we are, and it has to end.
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"We're blessed at our school -- the kids there are so compassionate and understanding," King said.
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We're learning that being tough on crime might mean being practical and compassionate with people.
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President George W. Bush tried to sell compassionate conservatism and an overhaul of immigration law.
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Ideally, a trained sexual assault nurse examiner provides compassionate care while collecting potentially critical evidence.
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The straw ban sucks, and we need more — better, smarter, more compassionate — regulation like it.
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The grave miscarriage of justice forms the core of Jones's deeply compassionate and heartbreaking novel.
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His stories were by turns sardonic, compassionate and joyful, especially when skewering the academic life.
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Procrastinators are less compassionate toward themselves Procrastination, they've realized, appears to be a coping mechanism.
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He got sick in prison and was let out on compassionate release before he died.
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At one point, while instructing the children in the importance of being compassionate, he said that a decade or two from now "I may be in hell," and that he would come back to check whether the younger generation had created a more compassionate world.
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One that is more compassionate, more caring, and which gives people the vocabulary and the tools.
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You're a more intelligent and more compassionate human being than any of the people bullying you.
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Pompeo went on to recommend A&E simply air reruns of her own, "more compassionate" show.
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That was definitely the kind of person he was, just incredibly compassionate and empathetic and generous.
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But there is a case to be made that we might have been compassionate toward them.
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The North Korean authorities released him "on compassionate grounds" on June 13th, in a vegetative state.
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Here's the takeaway: We're nicer, more compassionate human beings when we aren't hiding behind a screen.
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Or will the promise of a compassionate, multiracial democracy that Obama embodies seem like a lie?
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Graham said Trump called for a compassionate immigration system based on "love" during a meeting Tuesday.
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I am more empathetic and compassionate toward those in need now than I've ever been before.
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This one lands in creative, compassionate Pisces, so keep the tissues handy: Emotions will pour out.
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However, the compassionate staff at Los Angeles Dachshund Rescue gave her a second shot at life.
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Luke Cage is a compassionate, level-headed hero with an eye out for the little guy.
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I'm very lucky to have such a compassionate boss or I wouldn't have kept my job.
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And it typifies his ability to be both a competent war fighter and a compassionate peacemaker.
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If you're in the right compassionate frame of mind, hearing others' birds can trigger your own.
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Many pictures of Francis show him smiling, and many more show his compassionate way with children.
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"In its purest sense, I felt awakened, more compassionate and like my truest self," Stoner wrote.
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But the effects of a thoughtful, compassionate approach to criminal justice reform are already being felt.
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Sometimes, we just need to prove that, for as tough as we are, we're also compassionate.
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In the ad Mrs Clinton comes across as a battered-but-unbowed, worldly-but-compassionate matriarch.
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The statement, in other words, indicates that the pope envisions a more open and compassionate church.
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And what can we do as leaders of a compassionate and just nation to remedy that?
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And from the 18th on, the sun will pulse through Pisces, the zodiac's most compassionate sign.
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They don't have to be politically correct, as long as they're authentic, respectful, compassionate, and empathetic.
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Proposing an amnesty for these Americans would be a compassionate, constitutional and bold step by Trump.
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I wasn't any less compassionate of a person, I just needed to learn and experience more.
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"We are a compassionate people, and we care about the well-being of others," she said.
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"We provided our services gratis, for compassionate purposes, and no patient was ever charged," he said.
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In a time that we needed a great leader, and a compassionate leader, he stepped up.
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Even being compassionate to strangers and volunteering can help give people back their sense of control.
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Patricia described her husband, who came to the States at age 18, as industrious or compassionate.
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"Nancy Leigh is my very, very smart, very compassionate, very big-hearted little gal," Heigl says.
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Expanding access to non-opioid pain therapy is one clear, compassionate solution to the opioid crisis.
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"Compassionate conservatism was, for most folks in the administration, more messaging than anything else," she said.
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The treatments were allowed Monday by a Congo ethics committee on the grounds of compassionate use.
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Even in those stressful confines, she was known for her "cheerful and compassionate demeanor," police said.
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Therefore, even when requests for compassionate use are approved, the road to hope often ends there.
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The qualities she has makes me want to be a better person — empathetic, fearless, grateful, compassionate.
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These were stories that were more heartbreaking and compassionate than anything any reform opponent ever offered.
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He's a sensitive compassionate thinker, in a time when people only respect strength and violent prowess.
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He can be compassionate and gentle in one moment, then insult Hispanics and women the next.
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As the critic Peter Schjeldahl has pointed out, they're hilarious but also compassionate in their way.
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I did not let the patient's hate deter me from trying to be a compassionate caregiver.
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"The vast majority of CBP employees are dedicated, honest, compassionate and fair professionals," the official said.
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"Choosing to say cruelty free...shows others that I am compassionate towards these animals," he says.
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Butina's lawyers called her a "genuine idealist, and compassionate civil activist," in a recent court filing.
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In the meantime, the FDA has approved the "compassionate use" of the product in select hospitals.
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Instead, the classes are intended to "develop capacities for compassionate leadership," according to its mission statement.
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Do we go down the compassionate path, or do we go down the path of intolerance?
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And it's not just about being empathetic—you have to be super compassionate and sensitive, too.
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"The continued support from all u incredible, compassionate folks brings tears to my eyes," he wrote.
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How many times did you deliver bad news with compassionate words, and sadness in your eyes?
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He finds that if you are a liberal, people overwhelmingly assume you are empathetic and compassionate.
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Only about a third of respondents said they think Trump is trustworthy and compassionate, pollsters found.
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Hahn instead appeared to lean on compassionate use rather than the newer Right to Try law.
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" He added: "When you talk about the 'compassionate billionaire'... you can't sell me on it anymore.
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Usually, compassionate-use drugs are reserved for terminally ill patients who have no other treatment options.
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At the same time, we want a world that is more intelligent, more wise, more compassionate.
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Be more compassionate people because of it; empathize with those who suffer in their own ways.
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Meanwhile, honest and compassionate dialogue about the Kurdish people's status in such a scenario becomes impossible.
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They fostered bold and compassionate dialogue about power dynamics, and developed shared structures for mitigating them.
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Meanwhile, the tragedy that's emphasized can ultimately be stripped of any compassionate meaning through casual consumption.
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What they're looking for is permission to act on that knowledge, and sometimes a compassionate nudge.
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If you're compassionate and supportive of other people, why shouldn't you give yourself the same luxury?
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Smart, compassionate, and beautifully written, Lost Children Archive is a masterpiece destined to be a classic.
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" Best Friends also says, "We recognize that, for some animals, euthanasia is the most compassionate choice.
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This is called a compassionate-use exemption, which allows very sick people to try experimental medications.
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A program known as compassionate use, or expanded access, has been in place since the 1970s.
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There was always an ethical — and, at times, a political — dimension to his calm, compassionate pedagogy.
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Many want to change their country — to make it more compassionate, more civil and more just.
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He can't promote Operation Streamline while claiming to support a more compassionate and realistic immigration policy.
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Some authorities are also using antiviral drug Kaletra, developed by drugmaker AbbVie, on a "compassionate basis."
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I do believe that Canada is a more compassionate society than that of the United States.
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I'm a sensitive person by nature, which I like because it makes me empathetic and compassionate.
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This is a piece of compassionate, common sense legislation that improves public health and transcends party.
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When we flex our compassionate-directness muscle, we'll find that it becomes easier and more natural.
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The promise and peril of this globalist experiment is evoked through Reichert and Bognar's compassionate eye.
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This confrontational, compassionate takedown of a host of social toxins is a step in that direction.
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Recently, Mr. Madoff re-entered the news, as he filed for compassionate release from federal prison.
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We can start by disseminating the free Compassionate Schools curriculum (Thrive!) to classrooms across the globe.
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In her novels, we are good and bad, rich and poor, sane, compassionate, deranged and sadistic.
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Being a compassionate leader — a human leader — creates more loyalty and respect than anger ever could.
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From experience, I can say I have met incredibly compassionate, hardworking people teaching in preschool classrooms.
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I, Susan Jellowitz-Kessler, am perhaps the world's most noted and compassionate authority on marital relations.
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Every time people ask for painkillers, they face accusations and judgment in place of compassionate care.
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"At the end of the day, just be loving, compassionate and caring (for students)," Fusco said.
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Our nurses take loving and compassionate care of these mothers, knowing nothing can touch their grief.
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In her novels, we are good and bad, rich and poor, sane, compassionate, deranged and sadistic.
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My school is helping me build a framework to deliver trusting and compassionate care to patients.
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The list goes on and on: the death of compassionate democracy by a thousand paper cuts.
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It also broadens employment opportunities for inmates and expands compassionate release programs for the terminally ill.
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Well, there are some excellent studies by Madeline Heilman of NYU and her colleagues investigating whether the marked bias I'm talking about can be mitigated if a woman is shown to be super compassionate, or more accurately perceived as super compassionate, caring, empathetic, nurturing, and kind.
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I was relieved and I was grateful for the kind, compassionate, quick, easy care that I received.
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The people I chose to associate with are kind, compassionate, FIERCE, and believe that love conquers all.
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Funny, kind, and compassionate, she continued to do well academically and at other activities in high school.
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But many experts are skeptical of clinicians' ability to deliver compassionate, high-quality care to virtual strangers.
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Apparently, the 29-year-old is as much of a taskmaster as she is a compassionate boss.
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Valiente says she's praying President Trump's heart will grow more compassionate to the plight of undocumented immigrants.
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"They are attempting to show Republicans and anti-choice extremists as compassionate, when they are anything but."
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I believe that we all need to come together in a very compassionate way, and say, 'Okay.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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A compassionate person does not want to see someone they care about, or anyone really, in pain.
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"Michael was a very kind, compassionate, generous, and humble person, given all his extraordinary accomplishments," said McLaughlin.
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Abbas Fahdel's documentary Bitter Bread turns a compassionate eye on the hardscrabble lives of migrants in Lebanon.
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"You just have to be human ...and be as compassionate as you can," Dr. Joseph Ibrahim said.
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It's important to remember this as we try to craft fair, realistic, and compassionate drug policy today.
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It's not that I'm not compassionate, but you get no respect when you do things for free.
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"Teenagers, many, many teenagers, are so much kinder and more compassionate than their public reputation," Wharton said.
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From Black Is The New Black to #NotYourTokenAsian to #SomosLatinx, our coverage was complicated, compassionate, and courageous.
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Our mission is to provide the highest quality and most compassionate care to everyone who needs it.
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It's a compassionate, unsparing book, full of provocative ideas about art, ethics and the formation of sensibility.
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"Kelsey was smart, compassionate and kind," Principal Mary Alice Finn said in a statement to the Times.
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" Paul says he's coming out of the scandal "more knowledgeable, more compassionate — but I can't just disappear.
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To this day, she is remembered as a strong, compassionate matriarch by the humans who knew her.
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I know there are conservatives who think there's nothing compassionate about separating immigrant children from their mothers.
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She was the peacekeeper; she wanted everyone to be happy; and she had a very compassionate heart.
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"Barbara is one of most beautiful compassionate humans I've have the good fortune of meeting," Foster says.
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When you know what your partner values, you can be a bit more compassionate about their decisions.
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So if we want to have a future of success, harmony, peace, unity we must be compassionate.
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I went in and Planned Parenthood was compassionate, they were nonjudgemental, and they were there for me.
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Our employees who work closely and around the animals daily are consistently professional, compassionate and reflective people.
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But the majority of drugs that the FDA approves for compassionate use do not eventually gain approval.
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Some other staff members have gone out of their way to be kind, patient, respectful, and compassionate.
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Predictably, perhaps, Giudice has received some backlash in addition to the hundreds of compassionate sentiments expressing condolences.
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In his view, the opposite of Trump's angry, resentment-fueled politics is a compassionate, love-fueled politics.
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"If you're unsure if someone's a cannabis user, bring it up in a compassionate way," Peckler says.
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For instance, one recommends mindfulness meditation to get into a more relaxed and compassionate state of mind.
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He has already filed an application for Warssama to stay in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
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"Everyone who knew John would agree that he was a kind and compassionate man," Zabilski tells PEOPLE.
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A great nation must not be defined as merely being a rich nation, but a compassionate nation.
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I recommend Kathy Freston's book Quantum Wellness which suggests making small steps toward a more compassionate diet.
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The compassionate tend to be happier, healthier, more self-confident, less self-critical (pdf), and more resilient.
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Compassionate care for patients with chronic pain is not jeopardized by more cautious prescribing- it demands it.
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Why not be a Tory, a compassionate one-nation Tory, if you have no problem with capitalism?
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" The most compassionate action, he said, is to "help our partners, allies and friends to lead themselves.
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Turns out, more people think women are smarter and more compassionate than they did 70 years ago.
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We need compassionate and protective reform that allows a pathway to citizenship while also protecting our borders.
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Stairs are compassionate in their care, affording the able the small dignity of keeping their dependencies invisible.
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Will we be a compassionate nation that takes care of its citizens during their times of need?
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I realize it's her home and his choice, but her decision hardly seems ethical, never mind compassionate.
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"I'm touched that on this very day I've accepted such a very cosmopolitan, compassionate festival as Aix."
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Finally, each of us can make the struggle for a fair, compassionate, accepting society a personal priority.
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Economically quarantining those patients is actually the more compassionate and practical thing to do for everyone's sake.
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The new sentencing guidelines address everything from "compassionate release" to animal fighting, child pornography, and immigration offenses.
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His message has been one of compassionate conservatism and he has steadfastly refused to attack his rivals.
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This more compassionate response has been on display this week at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Leah Weiss, who lectures at Stanford Business School on mindful and compassionate leadership, called Zimmer's revelation heartening.
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The United States Sentencing Commission took up this issue in April, when it broadened compassionate-release criteria.
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A more broadly conceived compassionate-release mechanism would not by itself cure the problem of unfair sentencing.
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Pursuing policies that allow migrants to live safely at home is the more compassionate and responsible course.
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The new sentencing guidelines address everything from "compassionate release" to animal fighting, child pornography and immigration offenses.
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Nakayama runs n/naka according to omotenashi , a practice of compassionate service that involves anticipating guests' wants.
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There are plenty of good, rational, compassionate and talented conservatives who deserve a microphone and a platform.
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We need to move from this old-fashioned bullying style of leadership toward a more compassionate approach.
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The backlash came fast and furious on Twitter, threatening to undercut the compassionate visit to the shelter.
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I think we just have to acknowledge the humanness of that process and be compassionate with ourselves.
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"It's become a very liberal, compassionate, borderline hippie-like outlook on politics and societal issues," said Werner.
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It took me years to understand this, and being compassionate towards myself will be a lifelong journey.
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"Allow the re-activations to occur with a state of open, compassionate awareness," her integration sheets read.
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I think that really is one of his finest books — a remarkable book, a very compassionate book.
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Either way, she said, local government officials should be compassionate about her lifestyle as a literal outsider.
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I was more compassionate and open hearted, and able to see things from others' points of view.
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Jim was a loving and compassionate man who dedicated his life to his family and public service.
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The Takacs — and its guest cellist, David Requiro — were compassionate ambassadors of Schubert's shifting moods and melodies.
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You've got to love a guy who can do all that and still remain kind and compassionate.
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"We talked about coming in and being more compassionate," Ms. Payne said of her newly elected colleagues.
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So much more than a conventional detective, the reflective and compassionate Falk provides the book's moral compass.
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There's no reason female characters can't be glamorous and sexy and also battle-ready, smart, and compassionate.
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Ms. Adams delivers a compassionate performance as a girl whose swagger and practicality hides a melancholy edge.
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He had been a philosophy major and a banker, and he is big, bearded and deeply compassionate.
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For genuine charity, the compassionate sort, given quietly and without fanfare, there would be the full break.
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And the other are the compassionate people who really have created a human-to-human connection, trust.
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Even when I had nothing else, I could still be kind, just, generous, honest, loving and compassionate.
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It is both the most merciless and most compassionate production of this show that I've ever encountered.
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How can you call yourself compassionate if all you're doing is charging and prosecuting a lesser sentence?
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The compassionate skepticism with which Mr. Bourdain viewed the world has now become standard in food writing.
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Eddy and Ruderman have designed Lantern to sound like a compassionate friend who knowingly takes your hand.
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Given your family's established relationship with her, this would be the decent and compassionate way to proceed.
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"The energy is receptive, healing and compassionate, which can also have us ignoring red flags," Powell says.
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It is a practice, and you get there by being more compassionate, more giving and less anxious.
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The bureaucrat basks in his power, refusing compassionate leave to an underpaid young worker facing an emergency.
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The system, called compassionate use or expanded access, requires the consent of a doctor and drug company.
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When President Donald Trump was elected, we should have known it was game-over for compassionate politics.
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That was the day I realized how compassionate she was and passionate about helping others in need.
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Therefore, although he meets the criteria for a (compassionate release), his (reduction in sentence) request is denied.
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Be compassionate with yourself as you build courage and confidence to create from where you are now.
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We are a compassionate nation, one which has always offered a place for people seeking better lives.
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Yes, I am compassionate, tattooed, creative, loyal, determined, short, musical, strong, energetic, and a million other things.
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She's a funny, smart, compassionate narrator, and I'm not surprised that she has a lot of friends.
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" There is no veneer in this administration of "compassionate conservatism" or of promoting a "culture of life.
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Yet, for a hospital to function properly, janitors need to know when to be compassionate and decent.
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We will forever be grateful to you and your family, the graceful intelligent compassionate first lady, Mrs.
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"We're hearing excuses and criticism from the administration instead of a cohesive and compassionate response," Maxman said.
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It is not compassionate, but reckless to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur.
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Denying them basic food and nutrition is not what a compassionate administration of either party should do.
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Still, Obama's compassionate positivity is infectious — and reminds us why she was such a beloved first lady.
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He is not offering compassionate government, the way a Democrat might, but he is offering forceful government.
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However, the plurality say there is no difference between the sexes on every trait except being compassionate.
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Luckily, the repairman who showed up at her doorstep was more than just handy, he was compassionate.
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You believe they're going to be compassionate because they're speaking up for animals and you trust them.
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He's about the most knowledgeable person, compassionate person and honorable person we can have in that job.
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The study concluded that the more self-compassionate veterans were, the less severe their PTSD symptoms were.
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Nothing in the report disputes the fact that some assisted living facilities provide high-quality, compassionate care.
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The idea that there can still be a kind of valor in making cultural detritus is one that, sporadic jolts aside (did Cliff, with echoes of Robert Wagner, kill his wife or what?), makes Once Upon a Time one of the more compassionate installments in Tarantino's rarely compassionate filmography.
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"It's very easy to be compassionate and thoughtful for everybody else and help everybody else," she tells PEOPLE.
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You're a compassionate yet no-nonsense kick-in-the-ass for many of the people who write in.
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Police say the images show a compassionate side of law enforcement that the public does not often see.
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" He added, "But like I said: He got out, he was compassionate, he's a good kid, accidents happen.
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In 2018, Fink released a letter to CEOs urging them to embrace a more compassionate form of capitalism.
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So whenever you talk about Sir Isaac Newton's work on gravity, make sure to remember his compassionate eyes.
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The statement aligns with the Utah-based religion&aposs past calls for a compassionate approach to immigration reform.
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It is not your fault, or if it is your fault, you have to be compassionate to yourself.
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For example, Epidiolex, a drug derived from cannabidiol, was approved for "compassionate use" to treat childhood-onset epilepsy.
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"Joe Biden is one of the truly decent and compassionate men in all of American politics," she tweeted.
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People who see themselves clearly are more forgiving and they're gentle and compassionate toward both themselves and others.
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As an educator, I have been lecturing for years on compassionate care of pregnant patients with vaginal bleeding.
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"He felt it, he was compassionate," Kardashian West told CNN's Van Jones after Trump granted clemency to Johnson.
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Read more:Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff seeks compassionate release from prison due to terminal kidney failureWho is Harry Markopolos?
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The second thing I do is teach health care clinicians about how to provide mindful and compassionate care.
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Lowe's actions were "decisive, courageous and compassionate," said Adam Thayne, an attorney for Granados-Diaz, in a statement.
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The Health and Human Services Guide is a good step in the direction of compassionate, patient-centered care.
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"San Francisco will continue to be a compassionate city," Farrell said when asked about pushback to clearing encampments.
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Plus, they're mixing this emotional cocktail in Pisces, a water sign known for its introspective and compassionate leanings.
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But if the internet were populated only by the sane and compassionate, we'd never have hashtags like #BoycottNetflix.
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Providing compassionate care and teaching compassion among our physicians and employees is at the heart of our mission.
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"My wonderful, strong, amazingly compassionate brother John Coughlin took his own life earlier today," Laune wrote on Facebook.
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He didn't take an opportunity to look like a more compassionate person, if [he] were capable of that.
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In speeches, and in a major teaching document, Pope Francis has called for a compassionate approach to migration.
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Her work instead evokes the compassionate, closely observed plays of Anton Chekhov, albeit with more hemming and hawing.
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In the magazine section, photomontage covers of Women's Magazine (1929), designed by Innokenty Zhukov portray strong, compassionate women.
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She also said that she considers herself "caring, compassionate, strong, independent, very detail-oriented, staying true to herself."
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Donald Trump please know that you are supposed to be a unifier and a compassionate and empathetic leader.
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He was at his most persuasive when he was committing to an unabashedly progressive agenda: farsighted and compassionate.
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"I want my kids to be loving, decent, compassionate human beings," Madonna told PEOPLE in a recent issue.
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Cesar says the compassionate canine started holding hands over three years ago, which eventually evolved into giving hugs.
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And research has shown that people who have plants tend to be more compassionate and empathic towards others.
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If you're looking at it for compassionate reasons, those animals are dying because they're drinking that polluted water.
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In 1996, California became the first state to legalize marijuana for medical use with the Compassionate Use Act.
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Perhaps poor Stephen really would do a lot better with a more compassionate and patient teacher like Ina.
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There is also an existing federal "compassionate use" program that allows patients some access to life-saving remedies.
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Thirty-five years ago, the discourse on immigration during the 1980 GOP Presidential Debate was compassionate and reasonable.
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He could express his worry for her health and safety in a more compassionate, less macho way, too.
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As you can see, Charlie doesn't just come from an adorable lineage but a compassionate one as well.
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"Joe Biden is one of the truly decent and compassionate men in all of American politics," she tweeted.
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The program is designed to plant the seeds for a more inclusive and compassionate army, society, and nation.
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The music is honest and compassionate There's more to Love You to Death than the personal and progressive.
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After 9/11, people around the world sympathized with Americans, sharing their pain in a most compassionate way.
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Action that can be taken by the rational and compassionate human beings that participate in the US democracy.
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Diana is a worthy hero: yes, she kicks ass, but goddamnit, she is also moral, kind and compassionate.
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One adult who was taking part in a compassionate-use programme died in 2016, Roche said on Wednesday.
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He was a Navy SEAL, with a Rhodes scholar's mind and a boxer's toughness — and a compassionate heart.
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" Sandra said she sometimes wonders, "If the hospital had been more compassionate, would we have fought so much?
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Here's hoping she encounters people who are compassionate, understanding, opinionated, and open to long strolls through Central Park!
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Instead, new rules are being made — ones that are fit for a new, educated, open, and compassionate generation.
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Immediately the tone is set: This will be an observant, compassionate film, full of deep feeling and tenderness.
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"We tried to come in and be respectful and compassionate, and just over all be there," Johnson said.
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He promised a compassionate health care bill and a tax plan that would work for the middle class.
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The compassionate-use experimental treatment is detailed in a case study published in the journal Nature on Wednesday.
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I tried to believe Bush's compassionate refrain, "Don't give up, 'cause you have friends," but I just couldn't.
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Cody was considered a compassionate and funny character, who hoped to one day make it to the Olympics.
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This unsparing, compassionate documentary depicts his physical degeneration and his emotional triumphs — and some deep lows as well.
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It's clear that Trump wanted to sound more compassionate in his interview with Time, a pro-amnesty publication.
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He was also extremely compassionate to Jordan, who has spina bifida, and is paralyzed from her waist down.
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Nonetheless, Key's request was a compassionate attempt at justice, the third meaning that Congress gave the color blue.
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"Cities I've Never Lived In" is not a compassionate book, exactly, despite all the sad things in it.
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MEG TIRRELL: The data show that the FDA approved something like 291 percent of requests for compassionate use.
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Steve's performance of Kermit has strayed far away from my father's good hearted, compassionate leader of the Muppets.
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But she was caring and compassionate, and she gave Curry her first memorable outlet from a troubled upbringing.
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So we all need to be compassionate and we need to keep in mind our own family history.
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He's written 13 books detailing his compassionate, thoughtful answers to tough questions about love, religion, and human behavior.
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I would urge people to be compassionate and not to assume they know the causes of another's problems.
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We are teaching our children about all religions, as well as how to be good, compassionate, humble humans.
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As time blurs, a compassionate and hilarious Jesus hops between story lines, taking on various guises (1:503).
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By enforcing the rules for the millions who We are going to be considerate and compassionate to everyone.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn said these drugs will be available via a compassionate use program.
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The narratives also share compassionate views of flawed women and men who satisfy your search for likable characters.
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The compassionate staff is the key component of his being able to have a reasonably independent, peaceful life.
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She is seeking compassionate release to care for an aging husband who suffers from a debilitating muscle disease.
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Tayari Jones's wise and compassionate new novel, "An American Marriage," tells us a story we think we know.
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" And Meghan McCain called him "one of the truly decent and compassionate men in all of American politics.
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Now, it's a big ask to be compassionate toward someone who is literally taking food from your mouth.
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But, in exchange for delivering compassionate care, workers are frequently subjected to low wages and difficult working conditions.
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We need them focused on the complex and compassionate work of treating patients, especially amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Alex Strangelove" is witty, compassionate and enjoyable throughout; a charming movie and in many respects an enlightened one.
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The one murder she committed was a compassionate one, and she backed down from two obvious assassination situations.
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In fact, a program known as compassionate use, or expanded access, has been in place since the 1970s.
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Although there is a mechanism for compassionate release, it is underutilized and when employed, release is often denied.
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They're not enraged that Sean has apparently been lying about her identity — they're somewhere between intrigued and compassionate.
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This is much more likely with Right to Try than with the current compassionate use system, he said.
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This commitment to a more compassionate approach to public safety is something investors might like these days, too.
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The book is a major achievement, a compassionate tale about the cruelties of twenty-first-century immigrant life.
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Compassionate directness is about empowering employees to speak up, give feedback, disagree and surface problems in real time.
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Exploring Social Activism Throughout History We then begin to consider what compassionate action looks like beyond the classroom.
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Compassionate release has to apply to unsympathetic prisoners, if we mean what we say about ending mass incarceration.
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This isn't about compassionate release but about oil interests and lobbyists pressing governments to get what they want.
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" Madoff said in the request for compassionate release that he "does not dispute the severity of his crimes.
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Will the perception of him as a tolerant, compassionate prime minister be enough to carry him through this?
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Nine in 223 American Catholics see Francis as compassionate and humble, according to the Pew survey released Tuesday.
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It will include expanded disclosures on U.S. pricing, research and development expenses, and compassionate care programs, Gorsky said.
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How could you not be moved by the compassionate end-of-life work of the physician B.J. Miller?
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Monica Lewinsky called for a "cultural revolution" in online news on Tuesday, seeking a more "compassionate" internet culture.
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One urged for a more compassionate treatment of Mr. Michael, whose struggle with fame continued until his death.
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Khan's testimony could open the compassionate heart of America and send Trump back to the shadows in disgrace.
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"I ask you to be compassionate," he told the judge before his 47-month sentence was handed down.
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If you can come to a compassionate and responsible decision about your relationship, sometimes that's better for everyone.
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Was he a compassionate godsend to those whose agony had been played down or discounted by previous physicians?
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The Bushies like to think of themselves as compassionate conservatives, but what they really are are political moderates.
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Will this mean a future without privacy, or perhaps a golden age of more compassionate and helpful machines?
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The traits that Americans believe help women over men are being approachable, being physically attractive and being compassionate.
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No pun intended, it made me more positive, more compassionate, and I'm now healthier than I've ever been.
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But then he found his way back to the need for compassionate capitalism, which brought him to Prop.
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She was granted compassionate release from federal prison three years ago after being found to have breast cancer.
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The book allowed me to see myself through Charlotte's compassionate eyes rather than the computing gaze of Zuckerman.
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Made by Bristol-Myers Squibb, it is paid for, in my case, through the company's compassionate use program.
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We hold up the mirror so that people can see themselves more clearly, but in a compassionate way.
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Another 22 inmates have received sentencing reductions under a compassionate release program that is part of the law.
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Are people hungry for better information or do you think people are listening for less-than-compassionate reasons?
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It's time to put the War on Drugs to rest and start celebrating compassionate care and medical science.
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"I am a very compassionate person and I'm most interested in people's relationships," Li-Mi-Yan told Broadly.
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Katy, for example, said she had a "supportive and compassionate" OB-GYN who knew about her ED history.
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But it ultimately proved to be a warm, hilarious and deeply compassionate reflection on human flaws and human suffering.
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He was released three years earlier by Scotland's devolved government on compassionate grounds after being diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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"She was a loving, caring, compassionate woman who I was lucky to have for a mom," Rick Jr. said.
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On one hand, we are integrating into mainstream society, which humanizes us and allows people to be more compassionate.
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"The princes are outwardly showing their service and how committed they are and how compassionate they are," she says.
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The more rushed you are, she said, the less compassionate and productive you will be in the week ahead.
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"He's exactly as compassionate, patient, loving, and understanding as he seems," she writes of Legend in the women's glossy.
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More than 192,000 people have been vaccinated with V920 through compassionate use as of August 16, according to HHS.
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"Happy Birthday to my handsome, sweet, smart, sensitive, compassionate son #sebastiantaylorthomaz," she captioned a video of him waking up.
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Cases where there has been serious soul-searching and genuinely compassionate intent are not generally considered to merit prosecution.
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It helped me want to become as kind and as caring and as compassionate as they were for me.
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Dr. Martinez was compassionate, but he stressed that the surgery would be "a one-time deal," Mr. Mignogna recalled.
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And a video of her urging a compassionate solution disappeared from her YouTube channel and an online press release.
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I've written my most specific and compassionate and intimate messages to people I love who are far from me.
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He is shown as a compassionate, loving dad, who would give everything he had for the people he loved.
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"This is a good, compassionate man who has been scapegoated," Reverend Amos C. Brown told The New York Times.
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"And I always say, 'No, what I want my children to be is loving, compassionate, responsible human beings.&apos"
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The golden retriever's owner told PEOPLE Now that the compassionate canine was recently contacted by the luxury shoe brand.
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They are: "I think as a society, as human beings, we just have to be more compassionate," he says.
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Don't bother trying to find clarity at this time—instead, focus on being compassionate and taking time for yourself.
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Fortunately, for other women who seek abortions, there are compassionate and highly qualified providers across this country like me.
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Embracing such rigor, a number of women have built a legacy as especially compassionate and intimate storytellers in photojournalism.
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And for some, those experiences shape you, refine you, help you to become a kinder, more compassionate human being.
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Over four effervescent seasons, Jane the Virgin has established itself as one of television's most inventive and compassionate treats.
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"Now more than ever, it will be critical that you learn how to be more self-compassionate," she says.
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The buyout season is just all sufficiently abstract that it looks, in some strange way, almost sweet, or compassionate.
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Meanwhile, compassionate people aren't necessarily even-handed and rule-abiding, but they are responsive to the misfortunes of others.
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At the end of I Capture the Castle, Cassandra Mortmain has clearly responded to the Vicar's compassionate, perceptive tutelage.
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BILL ROGERS: No. I think what Kelly said is what we're going do is we're going to be compassionate.
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She said the doctor who performed the procedure was "extremely skilled" and compassionate when it came to her decision.
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Later, in episode 6, she was compassionate enough to cautiously offer William weed to deal with his chronic pain.
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My job is to turn this into a kind and compassionate and thoughtful company that puts its people first.
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Al-Megrahi was freed in 2009 on compassionate grounds and died of cancer in 2012, still protesting his innocence.
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In 2016, we're a little more enlightened and compassionate about both mental health and the humanity of our celebrities.
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But instead of taking a scolding, these-people-should-know-better tone, Oster's conclusion from her data is compassionate.
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Compassionate, intuitive, and artistic, Pisces are the gentlest but sometimes the most sad and overly trusting of the zodiac.
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At the end of our day together, I feel like I've gotten to see a compassionate side to Sheela.
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I don't identify as a compulsive collector anymore, but as a self-compassionate former collector embracing a minimalist mindset.
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The proposals are part of Christie's focus on compassionate conservatism which stresses concepts like giving people a second chance.
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Grace called the dismissal a "compassionate release" and stressed there was no finding of Maxwell&aposs guilt or innocence.
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In the comics, Ethel is mostly known for chasing after boys, but Riverdale's Ethel is smart, compassionate, and creative.
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Soo played compassionate middle sister Eliza, who became Alexander Hamilton's wife, and earned a Tony nomination for her performance.
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Look, it's not a question so much of "compassionate" as one of a state capable of regulating social conflicts.
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"He is thoughtful and compassionate and someone who has a big heart and the humility to listen," Portman said.
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But the death of Omid has prompted increased public calls in Australia for a more compassionate treatment of refugees.
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We care deeply about our neighbors, and that includes providing them with compassionate care in their time of need.
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"At least when you're coming here, we hope to decrease the stigma, and provide compassionate, respectful care," Thomas says.
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It's a gesture of defiance and shamelessness, and of a new kind of compassionate chic: Chinot got to work.
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To the Editor: The cultural shift to compassionate choices about death is to be welcomed, overdue as it is.
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We're also compassionate toward individuals who are disabled or home bound, who might not get the same service elsewhere.
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"It is not compassionate, but reckless, to allow uncontrolled entry from places where proper vetting cannot occur," Trump said.
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Every mother deserves the highest standard of compassionate medical care to ensure safe outcomes for herself and her baby.
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Pew reports that 61% of Americans believe women are more likely to be compassionate and empathetic as political leaders.
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"We try to answer questions and be compassionate and make it easy to get the shots," Dr. Christ said.
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Therefore, compassionate-use requests are needed for the vast majority of patients who cannot obtain access to the studies.
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Men have substantial overlap with these leadership descriptors, but women are supposed to be something else—compassionate and gentle.
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This is necessary if we have to make compassionate capitalism acceptable to a majority of Indians who are poor.
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A career in zoology calls for people who are innately compassionate with animals and are fascinated by their behavior.
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Medical fundraising is the fastest-growing category on YouCaring, a platform for "compassionate crowdfunding," according to the company's website.
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There are a lot of Brexiters who think a decent country is generous to strangers, is compassionate to strangers.
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"I agree that we need a more compassionate answer," wrote Romney, who is now a Utah US Senate candidate.
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Otherwise, her decision to set a compassionate and open example for Europe will bedevil her fourth term in office.
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When I confronted him in a compassionate way, he denied it, but could offer no evidence to the contrary.
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"She was also a very unusually compassionate person, and developed that compassion quite early in her life," she says.
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And yet, there is a gentleness running through the paintings, a sense of humor at once compassionate and tough.
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Because they face danger at home, Marco and Felicia hope the government will let them stay on compassionate grounds.
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The focus was on the realness of the sex being portrayed along with a compassionate portrayal of the subjects.
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Things escalated throughout last week, Gary Lineker supported me on Twitter and called on people to be more compassionate.
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The Chatbots need a little bit more empathy, like a compassionate salesman in the TV section of Best Buy.
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We will be fair, just, and compassionate to all, but our greatest compassion must be for our American citizens.
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Ms. Clarke, whose family has direct experience of these laundries, uses that knowledge to inform Father Thomas's compassionate outrage.
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Besides, being tough on Judge Kavanaugh and compassionate toward Dr. Blasey is great base-energizing politics for their party.
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Hahn said these drugs will be available via compassionate use, which is not an FDA approval for a medication.
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I'm running because I think those kinds of issues need to be addressed in a scientific and compassionate manner.
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Just 33 percent of Americans said they thought of him as compassionate in a new Politico/Morning Consult poll.
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In his review for The Times, Vincent Canby applauded the cast's performances and called the movie cleareyed and compassionate.
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" But Sample, in his new court filing wrote, "Not all victims of Madoff oppose his motion for compassionate release.
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Montaigne, in his essay "Of the Affection of Fathers to Their Children," spoke about fatherhood in more compassionate terms.
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Partnership with a compassionate and skillful clinician who encourages our strengths as well as welcomes our vulnerability is invaluable.
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" She adds: "They were compassionate and very understanding, but very focused on making sure we all were safe, quickly.
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During this time, it is critical to lead with purpose, positivity, and proactivity — while also being compassionate and empathetic.
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" Gilead recently suspended its compassionate use access of remdesivir to patients with severe cases of coronavirus citing "overwhelming demand.
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Hoffman said Weiner remained focused on building the company with compassionate values and knew that the company would recover.
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A truly moral and compassionate society does not impoverish future generations to bestow benefits in the here and now.
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While our industry continues to grow, it is crucial that we have sensible and compassionate steps to immigration reform.
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In doing so, we betray our ideals and make America a less safe, less wealthy and less compassionate nation.
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They show a commitment to the communities and people they document as well as compassionate exploration of visual storytelling.
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In theory and on paper, that not only sounds fair, it sounds prudent and compassionate at the same time.
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It's a heartbreaking look at how compassionate and cruel two people can be while enduring the pain of loss.
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Employees appreciate a leader who's respectful, supportive, honest and compassionate, according to an informal survey of CNN Business readers.
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Actress and campaigner Cate Blanchett called on the world to adopt a more compassionate approach to refugees on Tuesday.
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Her presence allows Blocker to show his compassionate side and alters the relations between the Cheyenne and the soldiers.
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Overall, Lover's content is a lot higher quality and more compassionate than where most people learn about sex: pornography.
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Like most psychiatrists, I pride myself on my ability to maintain a level of compassionate neutrality with my patients.
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And SoulCycle's biggest fans would definitely say there are moments in class where you feel brave, compassionate, and honest.
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Carter is a good, compassionate kid, but he's torn up inside and steamed by his father's lack of communication.
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He now has his own non-profit, which connects asylum seekers to a network of compassionate homes in Harlem.
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It started with conversations with researchers in Sydney, who were compassionate about her worldview and generous with their time.
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" Former governor of Massachusetts and presidential candidate Mitt Romney also weighed in, saying the country needs "a more compassionate answer.
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" Instead, she said, "they are going to see a loving, caring, compassionate person who is honest and who is good.
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Our history is defined by the youthful push to make America more just, more compassionate, more equal under the law.
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Your path to success has to start with believing in yourself, and that means being compassionate and considerate to yourself.
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"It's a very compassionate sentence," von Dornum said, adding that Ceasar was "terrified" before she entered the courtroom on Wednesday.
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Our goal is to improve the work lives of physicians so they can deliver excellent, compassionate care to their patients.
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America is a much more compassionate and inclusive society than the news media and many foreigners give it credit for.
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"You have to above all be compassionate, because when people are scared, that's when they're grasping for straws," she said.
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And as much as Amelia was really compassionate towards the Megan situation, there's still the lingering doubts about their future.
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Such acts happen because a few compassionate doctors are willing to help their seriously ill patients to die with dignity.
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The pre-9/11 Bush seemed to be a collaborator, a "compassionate conservative" with a laid-back approach to policy.
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You can choose to say things based on emotion or logic, to act like a jerk or a compassionate friend.
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The reason I still have Instagram is primarily to talk to people about veganism and being more compassionate towards animals.
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They might bust your chops when you screw up at work instead of being a compassionate shoulder to cry on.
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As the situation in Houston gets more dire, it's important that we're compassionate towards those who decided to remain home.
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Some researchers believe these changes make us more resilient to everyday pressures, and possibly more compassionate to those around us.
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She is ready to meet The One, and her ideal match is a man who is understanding, compassionate and motivated.
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Raelle Schoenrock, Dozer's caretaker at Kismet Creek Farm, met the steer thanks to a compassionate animal lover named Rebecca Hanuschuk.
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Michelle Winfield, New York I have never read anything so descriptive, thought-provoking, compassionate and simply beautiful as this article.
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Abby got a "compassionate use" exemption from the FDA, which has allowed her to receive the drug since last May.
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His legacy as a mentor and an exemplar of the compassionate philosophy of harm reduction may be just as important.
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He prayed at every meal and before every big business meeting, and he was an incredibly compassionate and generous guy.
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What matters it that their voters meet them face-to-face and find them to be relatable, compassionate, and committed.
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"So we're trying to provide that personalized and compassionate care, while at the same time minimizing any potential for transmission."
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A summation of the 34-second teaser might be "blackface is bad!" which most sane, compassionate individuals would agree with.
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" In a post published on Common Dreams, Adam Johnson lamented that Moulitsas's "moralistic voter-shaming is neither useful nor compassionate.
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We need cops (who are) compassionate, cops who are going to go into these communities and do the right thing.
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In the first, Erin interrogates a member of Silas' old gang, who's just been freed from prison on compassionate release.
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IF YOU LOVE SHRIEKING VERSIONS OF COMPASSIONATE COMING-OF-AGE FILMS, TRY THIS CLIP FROM CALL ME BY YOUR NAME.
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" In 2012, she wrote a controversial and compassionate message to El Chapo over Twitter telling him to "traffic in love.
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Mostly the people who show up are compassionate, caring, wise, skilled people but occasionally the predators come in the door.
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People can be kind and compassionate and do and treat people the way that they would want to be treated.
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Respiratory therapists can provide high quality, compassionate, and outcome-driven care, all while reducing costs and improving quality of life.
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He spoke about a man who was kind and caring and compassionate, one who bears little resemblance to candidate Trump.
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While turning down patients for an experimental drug may sound heartless, it may be the more compassionate, if difficult, decision.
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But the older Lucy narrating this slim and compassionate book is too wise to fan the flames of these disappointments.
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"Right now the family is grieving the loss of their only son, a beautiful, kind, compassionate young man," she says.
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This willingness to dive into the muck of disagreements is what makes The Carmichael Show not just noteworthy, but compassionate.
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Angela was a bright, compassionate, beautiful woman whose smile was infectious, Roland Rehhorn from Canada said, describing his daughter, 24.
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"As we have always said, Planned Parenthood provides high-quality, compassionate health care and has done nothing improper," Linton said.
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On Fox News Sunday, he scoffed at McConnell for saying he'd be compassionate in his approach to the new extension.
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" He adds: "In spite of all these other struggles, he really was the most compassionate person I've ever come across.
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Cleis Abeni (first name rhymes with "dice") is a veteran journalist and editor dedicated to harm reduction and compassionate living.
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For those of us committed to making the world more compassionate, egalitarian, and just, it's time to broaden our focus.
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But compassionate conservatism only really worked for American Republicans as long as the populace saw positive effects in their communities.
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Some conservatives, for example, talk about House Speaker Paul Ryan as a compassionate conservative, because he periodically talks about poverty.
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Compassionate release permits early release of prisoners under circumstances unforeseen when they were sentenced, usually for medical or humanitarian reasons.
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