"That's a way of educating through storytelling, educating through caring, really," Richards said.
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WE'RE WORKING ON A GLOBAL BASIS, WE'RE EDUCATING REFUGEES IN GERMANY, WE'RE EDUCATING PRISONERS IN ITALY.
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"We are educating kids to pass tests; we're not educating them to live healthy lives," Ms. Nierenberg said.
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Schools that participate should meet the same standards when educating incarcerated individuals that they have to meet when educating other students.
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"We talk about educating people about handmade, I think it's also about educating people about good practices for small businesses," Cummings says.
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"I wish I could say that I thought it was because we had this magic formula for educating our doctors or educating our public," he said.
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"A lot of what we do is about educating consumers on how to use the product, but also educating them on how we got here," Ms. Miller said.
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He's informing, educating & inspiring while you're defend Weinstein & Spacey.
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"We're excited and look forward to educating Mainers," Boyer said.
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Julian is trying to free the world by educating it.
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"I spend probably half my time educating people," Creedon explained.
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Thanks for educating me y'all and being kind about it.
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The way they're educating people and creating awareness is inspiring.
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The first important step, educating refugee children, is going well.
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The most symbolic is his renewed commitment to educating prisoners.
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"You will always be teaching and educating people," she said.
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That would have compromised my role of educating the public.
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One of the most important parts is educating the public.
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For MMA to flourish, educating the public will be important.
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The process of educating my customers hasn't stopped ever since.
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Maybe these comparisons are just a way of educating me?
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" Kate asked, "Are they educating their children about the elephants?
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And we need help educating even more in our society.
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We started communicating with and educating tribes across the country.
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Mr Fischer says that educating physicians proved harder than expected.
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Over time, they began educating customers to use an ATM.
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Educating customers and students is what she finds most rewarding.
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Julian is trying to Free the world by educating it.
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It's not just about educating the kids and the teachers.
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He started educating himself about marijuana after he finished playing.
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How are they advocating and educating the public about sleep?
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Worse, I spend half the session educating her about cancer.
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Educating travelers and the public about the virus helps, too.
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To OpenAQ, for educating us about the air we breathe.
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The first great investment anyone can make is educating themselves.
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Experts emphasize the importance of educating children before their trip.
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We are a consulting company that is educating these players.
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Educating yourself in public is painful, but the lessons stick.
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Educating girls is "good for all of us," she writes.
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"And the only resource consumers really have is educating themselves."
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The state's current funding formula, adopted by the Legislature in 2008, begins by determining the cost of educating a typical student, and then adds amounts for educating English language learners, poor children and so on.
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You didn't bother asking someone in the scene or educating yourself.
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We are doing our own campaign raising awareness and educating people.
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Parents noticed, and began to invest more heavily in educating girls.
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The task of educating migrants better is urgent, especially in Europe.
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But Trump's grousing serves an important purpose in educating our democracy.
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One is educating girls and the other is creating a livelihood.
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The best part of the day for me was educating people.
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The assembly organizes workshops and activities aimed at educating their peers.
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Union is no stranger to educating the public on hot topics.
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I'm learning less and educating more, protecting rather than being protected.
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It helps firms see how to focus their efforts educating employees.
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They really did a good job of educating up at Cornell.
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We don't need second rate teachers in America educating our youth.
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Educating artists that there's another path could be UnitedMasters' biggest challenge.
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We need to be in there, educating, organizing, and building forces.
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Most recently his "why" has become educating and inspiring other entrepreneurs.
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I said, look, you've made great progress in educating young people.
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We have secretary of education, instead of a secretary of educating.
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"I was intrigued, and am pleased they're educating everyone," she said.
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"I think we've done a good job educating people," she said.
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"The biggest challenge has been educating lawmakers on hookah," Khoury said.
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"We're educating people about the economic impact of menstruation," she says.
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Our nation is falling behind the world in educating our citizens.
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It also includes human capital, which means educating our labor force.
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Instead of actually being smart and educating myself on how to save.
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By educating pregnant women, Redd also hopes that she'll help save lives.
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But the biggest challenge consulates face is educating the community they serve.
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Blum said there's nothing wrong with taking a pass on educating someone.
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How about an article educating you on how to follow a hashtag?
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Our top priority must be educating all Americans to better protect themselves.
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Working at Planned Parenthood sparked her interest in educating people about sex.
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We all gotta start talking to each other, start educating each other.
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Obama, I wonder: Have you always felt that educating girls was important?
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In this day and age people need educating on alcohol and consent.
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"We should be educating Indigenous communities and performing the science," Fox said.
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LEAD, which stands for LGBT Educating and Affirming Diversity, meets every month.
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He has also been educating himself about wine, a favorite of Meghan's.
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We've spent $1.2 billion over the last 20 years educating our workers.
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Ideally, educating your children about wealth shouldn't happen in one single conversation.
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Educating girls, letting women have family planning, letting women own more farmland.
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Are there any specific ways in which you're educating the Latinx community?
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"The toughest part of these cases is educating the judge," Boire said.
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"Julian is trying to free the world by educating it," Anderson said.
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It was about educating people about their neighbors, and breaking down barriers.
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Apps are great at distracting us, educating us or making us laugh.
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You can only do that by educating people and opening their eyes.
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But there remain just 163 grammars in England, educating 5% of pupils.
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This last wish was in keeping with Dewdney's lifelong mission – educating children.
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They invest in building their own houses and in educating their children.
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Thank u for educating me I am learning all the time too.
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She advises people to educating themselves about the details of their plans.
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Thank u for educating me i am learning all the time too.
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In response, Crandall doubled down on her commitment to educating black women.
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Besides a love of educating, he has a passion for mariachi music.
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"We don't recommend eliminating experiments; we recommend educating people," Mr. Kaufman said.
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Educating students is a central part of the museum's mission, he said.
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Ryan's health care adviser, Matt Hoffmann, has also been educating Republican members.
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Kariim and Laquisha spent countless time educating me on fitness and nutrition.
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But educating the public doesn&apost have to be scary, Buddemeier said.
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"Is it really our job to be educating Chinese kids?" he asked.
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What do you think of this approach to educating people about history?
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There are ways to lower the costs of educating and integrating immigrants.
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It doesn't allow teachers to unleash their full potential for educating students.
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From the earliest grades, our schools do a better job educating girls.
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We're educating conservators about industrial techniques, bringing that back into the field.
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But it's really about educating everybody as to what the benefits are.
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They have to start educating school children about the dangers of fast food, and educating families in schools by the government and even religiously, in mosques and churches—they should alert people to the dangers of excessive use.
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"So, at the very time you're educating them about the appropriate prescribing of opioids, you're also educating them about how to spot signs of abuse and treat it If they do have a patient who becomes addicted," Gottlieb said.
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Square has already tried educating merchants and customers about Apple Pay in Portland.
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Educating users is one simple way to prevent such breaches in the future.
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He said the challenge is educating consumers about why they pay for quality.
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Years of educating visitors about Aboriginal culture are bearing fruit, Mr Calma argues.
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By 'educating' them with a prep call, you're actually doing them a favor.
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Educating and integrating young refugees could help plug gaps in the labour market.
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Doing so involves educating officers about the real and quantifiable harm of cyberstalking.
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Some plastic surgeons have been educating themselves in physiognomy to advise their clients.
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The team is already educating 2,800 students and earning $193,000 in monthly revenues.
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"We spent a tremendous amount of time just educating the market," Glauser said.
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As part of your work, I'm sure you're always educating people about plants.
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Educating girls is crucial for them to achieve true equality, says Michelle Obama.
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But they also should help in educating Bangladeshis, especially in the rural areas.
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I think educating guys on types of preventive measures can help them tremendously.
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Educating myself about how to avoid stressors is one of my daily goals.
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But he says that's another reason why educating and changing attitudes is key.
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What does he do when he's not educating the young minds of today?
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Programs aimed at effeminate or pointy-headed undertakings like educating children get cut.
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Part of CAMKID's work includes educating workers about the dangers of chemical use.
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Second, these women are educating the public about their community and its concerns.
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Thank you for educating me in such an inclusive, patient, and loving way.
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A lot more needs to be achieved on educating society on the subject.
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But we're educating them about it and what makes it Québécois and Canadian.
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The first six months are about educating sales people and customers, he said.
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"Educating the public is probably the biggest challenge we have," Ms. Laidman said.
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They would be responsible for feeding, clothing and educating them for that year.
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RSS progeny run India's two largest private school networks, educating some 5m children.
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Recently, I spoke with Mr. White about the system's role in educating Californians.
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The campaign will focus on educating and mobilizing voters outside the D.C.-area.
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Guelbart said this provides a double benefit, educating travelers and promoting responsible businesses.
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Business and life coach Tony Robbins preaches the importance of constantly educating yourself.
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Teachers have the incredibly important job of educating the next generation of Americans.
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But even then, the number one solution is educating girls and family planning.
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"Schools have a mission of educating kids and protecting their welfare," he says.
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But he mainly emphasized things like updating old systems and educating new professionals.
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The country has achieved impressive progress educating its population and in economic development.
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The military is educating its soldiers to be tolerant of the L.G.B.T. community.
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And educating the public about the giant's significance may spur novel conservation methods.
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Does it change your mind or reinforce your opinion on educating incarcerated people?
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These institutions were founded with the purpose of developing and educating young minds.
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"Our focus is on educating users as much as possible," Mr. Poon said.
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" Mr. Burtoft, however, suggested that "retail staff need educating in the first instance.
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He began to take a leading role in educating others about the disease.
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The company says its work includes educating the public through expeditions and artifacts.
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Stephens and Parsons said they hope to continue educating people on the movement.
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Anger at those responsible for educating me who had failed me so colossally.
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At Edinboro, that means gone are the days of educating for education's sake.
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He is also learning Munsee and educating nearby college students about the tribe.
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Re-educating the troops is a "very cursory" solution, notes the ONLF's Abdirahman.
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Al Qaeda advocated educating Sunnis to its message before building to a caliphate.
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Right-wing activists in South Korea accuse the school of educating future hackers.
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So just educating people about what it was and what they were doing.
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So, I'm hoping all states are educating their crisis line workers about this.
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Njemanze said she was committed to educating the public about the new register.
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Thank (yo)u for educating me I am learning all the time too.
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The campaign is focused on educating and mobilizing voters outside the D.C.-area.
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Such colleges have served as anchors for their regions, educating generations of residents.
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"So at the very time you're educating them about the appropriate prescribing of opioids, you're also educating them about how to spot signs of abuse and treat it If they do have a patient who becomes addicted to opioids," Gottlieb said.
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He now works on educating athletes about the risks and effects of head injuries.
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Educating the public has taken on new new meaning in the current political climate.
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Freddy: I love when the sex worker is talking about educating yourself on Marx.
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I am then treated to a long lecture about educating myself on film history.
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"We know that by educating a woman, we educate a family," Emerge's website states.
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Thanks to the show for educating its viewers on this unique and formative era.
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"It's not just educating yourself, but creating those habits and that discipline," Bohlsen said.
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A lot of our time has been educating people on, what is cord cutting?
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He says we should address this problem by educating people in mosquito-prone areas.
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Educating children is particularly critical given the global conflicts fueled by decimalization, Forsyth added.
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Al Gore travels across the globe, educating trainees, who we barely get to know.
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The organization's sweet spot is advocating for and educating those that are particularly vulnerable.
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Educating them without being too preachy seems like a fairly successful strategy so far.
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"This is really just a kind of first step in educating ourselves," he said.
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"We're doing a poor job of educating patients on risk-benefit analysis," Knowles said.
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"Early entrants have to spend resources educating the consumer about a product," she said.
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The money will go to educating thousands of inmates over the next five years.
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Do these institutions exist to amplify the artists thoughts and perspectives while educating community?
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ESPN is a perfect fit based on their dedication to educating and entertaining fans.
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We do need - we need roads, we need a system of educating our kids.
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Without formal land titles, women have a harder time feeding and educating their children.
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It didn't help that my teachers didn't believe educating teens about sex was important.
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Today's media seems more interested in influencing voters rather than educating and informing them.
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As a result, women have had to take an active role in self-educating.
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Educating children and adults to be financially literate might help in the long term.
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Educating yourself about online security is the first step to being more Cyber Aware.
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The coalition says it will focus its efforts on educating policymakers about the issue.
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Narrative evaluations are infinitely better than grades for educating students and measuring academic progress.
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"We were spending lots of time educating VCs about the cannabis world," said Anderson.
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We need to focus on educating ourselves, strengthening our organizations and protecting our communities.
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And you think spending less time and money educating people will improve our situation?
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He was also a proponent of educating Xinjiang's Turkic-speaking school children in Mandarin.
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Much of crowdsourced funds, Mr. Welbourne said, will go toward selecting and educating participants.
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The first approach of raising and educating American children carries a high price tag.
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By educating them, we have such a better chance to see a better tomorrow.
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Both communities need to be educating what is the prostate, what does it do.
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Now, they're focusing on building products, as well as engaging with and educating customers.
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They are also more likely to favor educating girls and encourage female labor participation.
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Educating yourself on each treatment plan available can prevent unwanted side effects, Landro said.
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Maybe, but educating employers about the worth of such workers might help even more.
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I think there's still a lot of educating to do with the political class.
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He's someone that's always kind of searching, educating himself, and he's very socially aware.
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That treatment includes educating patients on risky situations to train them how to behave.
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For now, it seems that there is a lot more educating to be done.
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The institute was building high schools, educating the underprivileged, creating cultural dialogue across continents.
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I am a passionate advocate for educating teenagers to be responsible about their sexuality.
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"Part of educating yourself is knowing what costs are negotiable," such as fertility drugs.
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Bloomberg, it's implied, is the only political actor who actually cares about educating kids.
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According to Mtshawu, educating students about intersexuality will reduce the existing misconceptions around it.
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Protecting my kids financially has been a combination of educating myself and teaching them.
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And also we invest a lot of time and money into educating retail investors.
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How important is it that colleges and universities change their approach to educating students?
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The Foundation also urges supporting Africa's young people, specifically in their health and educating.
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Of course, it comes to back to education, educating people what their options are.
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On balancing Owens' heroism with educating viewers It was an incredibly long, endless conversation.
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You know, they have a younger audience base and they're educating people on art, on music and on fashion," he tells CNBC Make It. "They're educating the youth of [today] as to what's cool, what's relevant and what they need to know about.
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"It's not just about educating yourself on student loans and how they work," Deel said.
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Much of her initial outreach has simply been educating people about how digital currencies work.
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But unionization advocates see the flyers as a way of threatening employees, not educating them.
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She suddenly realized that she had been wrong all those years and began educating herself.
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Educating yourself on the ins and outs of VPNs is a good place to start.
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But Dr. Holub says that educating ourselves about where these insecurities come from can help.
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It's also focused on educating investors on how more diverse teams help yield higher returns.
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Their story is told in a documentary entitled Educating Greater Manchester, filmed at their school.
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Educating the workforce takes time, especially if you have to start at the school level.
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Commit to educating yourself about your finances, the future you will thank you for it.
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Only then can the work of building roads, educating children and fostering economic growth begin.
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It's also been much more proactive about educating users about privacy issues since Cambridge Analytica.
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But for Rachel Gomez, educating people on her Latinx culture extends far beyond the holiday.
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And he's passionate about educating others on the important role sharks play in our oceans.
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Sharp told me they are also educating people about removal proceedings and what to expect.
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As CTO, Srinivasan is also focused on educating the masses about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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Today, contemporary black churches do everything from voting registration drives to educating people about Obamacare.
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The occasion was a performance promoting a powerful message — the importance of educating girls worldwide.
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But, as a reporter, it's my job to be constantly educating myself and my readers.
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Educating the world's cleverest children with vast resources is not the biggest challenge in teaching.
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It's a voluntary program aimed at addressing climate change by educating consumers and property owners.
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Today, he travels around the country educating other officers on how to keep living, too.
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But he is passionate about educating his fellow Malawians about the plant and its uses.
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However, educating the American public about an exotic product with a strange name isn't easy.
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"It's about paying it forward and educating the public and destigmatizing plastic surgery," he says.
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During her time in the role, her work consisted of educating and assisting dispensary patients.
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We were able to find safer alternatives to harmful ingredients by educating ourselves about them.
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"Educating ourselves and our customers is an important part of what we do," says Hug.
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First, public schools are woefully inept and incapable of educating and keeping America's children safe.
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They're building a community of like-minded, sports-enthused women while educating novice sports fans.
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"Educating Americans about the grave dangers of Donald Trump's unstable stubby baby fingers," he said.
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He often gave speeches, educating audiences about the bureau's top priorities, like terrorism and cybersecurity.
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That figure excludes the annual public cost of $22019,000 educating each child through age 17.
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I'd never go anywhere without educating those I encounter about the positive effects of napping!
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"We want to start educating people and giving them context around these items," said Gupta.
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Pointing this pattern out and educating people so they can spot HCPs, that's my goal.
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But inside school environments, it's about educating people on those topics rather than ignoring them.
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At her shop, Cherry Vape, Richter is focusing on effecting change by educating her clients.
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"We really focus on three things, training, educating, and empowering," she told Refinery29 by phone.
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If it's about educating students with as high of test scores as possible, then sure.
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"Is this racial profiling or an attempt at educating a child about diversity?" one asked.
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Educating yourself about how to respect food restrictions is another must these days, you said.
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Parents have more power and more choices than they may realize in educating their children.
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"We are educating each other" about the hunt for low-income housing, Ms. Cumberbatch said.
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Educating high school athletes on anti-doping, especially the WADA anti-doping code, is difficult.
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Decades ago, Korean families often focused what little resources they had on educating their sons.
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Educating dancers on how to use the putty has been a challenge for Ms. Schmutte.
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"We should be educating women about contraceptive measures and helping them improve their economic situation."
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Ferreira, a professional arts educator, is also active in educating the public about food allergies.
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That's why educating your employees about security risks will be key in the coming years.
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Again ... the outbreak ain't funny, but Max has a funny way of educating the public.
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"Even though we're not a public school, we're educating for the public good," he said.
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For Gostin, educating people about the spread of the virus and preventative measures is crucial.
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But Kleven said his department and others are educating their residents about the many benefits.
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Dalio said that the most effective tactic for increasing productivity lies in educating our workforce.
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Finally, entertaining and educating a new child is a wonderful way to enjoy community offerings.
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But he said CEOs are perfectly capable of educating their shareholders to think longer term.
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Nor are these twin attributes — educating for a productive life and a meaningful life — incompatible.
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Apple will also expand its initiatives aimed at educating students on the app development economy.
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Educating boys while their attitudes and beliefs towards girls and women are evolving is critical.
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Why was educating young girls seen as so threatening to the leaders of my country?
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Local officials say they have put more efforts into tsunami mitigation and educating the communities.
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"Thank you for educating me in such an inclusive, patient, and loving way," she said.
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"We need to do a better job of engaging and educating parents," Mr. Romeijn said.
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For instance, North Korean newspapers are educating the people that North Korea is poor. Why?
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It was Ted's project for educating James, produced entirely by him and recorded onto VHS.
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I see my work as educating, entertaining, and, if it is fully realized—also healing.
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So are other Sanders supporters responsible for educating (or, if you like, policing) their peers?
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Let's not use poverty as an excuse for not educating our most vulnerable—and promising—students.
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Why is educating women and girls such a passion for both you and the first lady?
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To head some of that off, the parties are educating anyone and everyone who will listen.
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They've enlisted scientists and attorneys and have been fervently educating people up and down the Hudson.
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Again, this question is more about educating the public than about unearthing lots of new information.
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Rob Portman has the primary goal of educating the public about what is and isn't recyclable.
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One of the challenges, he says, is educating the market that a solution like Unbabel exists.
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There is much talk of "educating for character", with the aim of developing "grit" and "resilience".
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She says that encouraging and educating the next generation has become a cornerstone of her work.
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But it's also a bit ambiguous, since the rule literally bans educating people about the topic.
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That's why we've partnered with Planned Parenthood to extend its mission of educating and empowering communities.
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Hanken said her group will focus on educating legislators over the next few weeks, possibly months.
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Parents of dragon children tend to spend both more money and more time educating their offspring.
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Like other fintechs, half of Raisin's battle is likely educating consumers that such a proposition exists.
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Educating girls better is one of the few goals that nearly every government agrees is important.
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I wrote back to them, 'Thank you so much for being so kind and educating me.
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These same curricula emphasize educating students about the business world and professions, especially in high school.
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"I don't know that educating parents is the model for success in this regard," she said.
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I have to believe there is something seriously wrong with how the school is educating kids.
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But also educating yourself and being open to being educated by others is almost more important.
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Instead he took it upon himself to begin educating people at churches, schools and community events.
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The notion of educating beauty specialists in domestic violence and sexual assault awareness is not new.
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Schools can prepare students for startup life by educating and empowering them to secure financial backing.
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Fogg spent half his time educating [at Stanford] and [the other half] consulting with the industry.
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In China, parents will invest their last resources in educating their children for a brighter future.
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We are pushing legislation, providing legal training in Mexico, offering humanitarian aid and educating the public.
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The researchers started by educating the patients on the mechanism and effects of video game addiction.
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Southgate said he wanted an approach that focused on prevention by educating young people about racism.
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"This is where you can really get ahead of the pack, by educating yourself," says Kelly.
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Families are still without jobs and the foul practice of under-educating children are a constant.
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The program includes educating teens about intrauterine devices and other forms of long-acting reversible contraception.
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This also means that educating and empowering overweight patients is only one part of the solution.
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By educating positively and spotlighting eco-friendly initiatives, groups work with the platform, not against it.
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A group of progressive journalists and thinkers known as "propaganda critics" set about educating radio listeners.
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Last week, the F.D.A. released data showing the impact of a voluntary approach to educating doctors.
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They also want to stop spending money educating kids and assisting neighborhoods and helping communities rebuild.
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I think talking about it is the way forward, letting people know they're welcome, educating people.
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Instead of encouraging consumerism, they could focus on educating their prospects into being responsible home buyers.
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But for Bowman, her other concern is educating the public that these fish are not poisonous.
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"Going and educating people on it has been much harder on me than (jail)," she said.
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Harm reduction policies, as opposed to prohibition measures, go much further in educating and saving lives.
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She instead endorsed a system of vouchers that paid the entire cost of educating a child.
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They're very passionate about educating the public on what it's really like to be a trucker.
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Beyond security, the Rumi Spice team says that another challenge is educating American consumers about saffron.
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Israelis and Americans have long criticized the Palestinian Authority for not educating its people for peace.
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Priorities of big businesses are not educating our children, but promoting their trade and making money.
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Now, if you've been educating yourself on acne, you've probably heard all of these stats before.
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Suddenly I was googling stuff like "proof God exists" and educating myself about theories of evolution.
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But in their newest video, "Climate Change Isn't Real," they get serious about educating the people.
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Educating students as early as elementary and middle school would have long-term impact, Warkov says.
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The Knight study makes clear that educating our eligible voters is key to increasing voter participation.
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"There's definitely room for improvement in educating students about sleep," Dr. Prichard said in an interview.
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The initiative is in six prisons in New York State, educating about 300 full-time students.
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Adjusted for inflation, the cost of educating students at public universities has actually increased only modestly.
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Brands are redesigning logos and ad campaigns to center on social distancing and educating the public.
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This included best practices for monitoring patients, treatment, and controlling the outbreak by educating the public.
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Educating Californians about the system would be a major part of the plan, de Leon said.
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The good news is that you can change this behavior by educating yourself about the subject.
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MORE, I was tasked with educating Americans on their options under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Simply educating mothers on safe sleep practices is not enough to change actual behavior, she said.
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"The hurdle before Sanders is educating the general American public about what socialism is," he said.
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He came to Union-occupied Mississippi in 18813 and threw himself into educating the former slaves.
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Educating consumers is essential, but so is stopping the spread of dangerous bacteria at its source.
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The companies must also spend time educating drivers on the social dynamics of working for themselves.
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"You're usually educating on things that most people don't do on a daily basis," she says.
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Those who throw parties on a grand scale have been educating themselves in sustainability for decades.
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Ask thoughtful questions and do some research on your own because educating white people is exhausting.
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So you'll need to start really educating yourself about how you could conceivably achieve your goal.
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The US should take the lead in addressing this crisis forcefully, defending, investigating, prosecuting and educating.
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Educating both girls and boys about menstruation as a normal biological process is the first step.
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It includes exhibits educating visitors on science, history, world culture, art and dinosaurs, among other topics.
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"There's a lot of really cool work going on educating law enforcement on this," Smith said.
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I've heard from local community coalitions making real progress preventing drug use by educating our youth.
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Q: Once your family moved to America, how did your parents start educating you about money?
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But debates about the role charter schools should play in educating California's children haven't simmered down.
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Back to the Roots also focuses on educating children about sustainability and where food comes from.
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Educating about self-esteem and self-worth teaches children that it matters how they are treated.
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Steratore said his job also involved educating viewers about the process of ruling on difficult calls.
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The new service is aimed at educating customers about "the smart home" — and, naturally, about Alexa.
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You should be educating the people, supporting them, giving them pill testing, making them more aware.
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Rodriguez believes in this way of educating people and fighting for change in the coming years.
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"It was about challenging myself and showing players that there's another option, showing players that no matter what you do, whether you have an agent or you don't have an agent, it's really about educating yourself, educating yourself in the business that you perform in," he said.
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These options are meant to hint at programming, which is Sphero's true goal — educating kids about code.
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Traditional public schools are the main mechanism for educating young people, but we now have alternative models.
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We want people to continue educating themselves on what's happening here, and [about] indigenous people in general.
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Travel is a terrific tool for educating yourself about the world, especially if you have the resources.
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Every day that goes by that we're not educating our children, it feels like we're losing out.
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Rather than fight it, perhaps caretakers should consider educating young people on sexual material and the internet.
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The city says it's reducing the rat population in the area and educating residents about the disease.
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Progressives believe in building awareness and educating on issues like anti-Semitism, rather than casting out offenders.
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The company's success hinges on convincing — or "educating" — their consumers about the value of what they're offering.
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He travels around the world educating communities in training sessions, and mobilizing small Gore armies for change.
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"Lobbying really means talking to your official and educating them on what you need," Brown told Refinery23.
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We need to rethink our approach to schooling and understand that we are now educating for humanity.
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By "psycho-educating" with a test app she found the symptoms of depression could be significantly reduced.
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And it takes educating ourselves to make sure these ideas don't even make it to the whiteboard.
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Some, like Jackson, suggest educating songwriters and producers to keep metadata records at the point of creation.
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It had been produced by an organization called PEACH , or Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health.
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This may come in the form of hiring hackers, recruiting tech-savvy teens and educating new recruits.
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Founded by the British to train local colonial administrators, Makerere has a reputation for educating the powerful.
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A commitment to educating and upskilling workers also allows companies to differentiate themselves in the recruiting process.
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"A lot of the work that we will do will be focused around educating consumers," she said.
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We have to start re-educating ourselves about what consent is, what's appropriate behavior at the workplace.
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"Ultimately, Taser is not responsible for educating every medical examiner on the subtleties of electrocution," Tuttle said.
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We had a period in one group where we were educating about trans folks, attraction, and gender.
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It means educating the leaders in their field about what has been occuring right under their noses.
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It's educating a child on what it is and how it tastes and how to prepare it.
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Every opportunity to drink wine will become a way of expanding your horizons and educating your palate.
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These measures include gating or fencing off roosts, closing roads, implementing management plans and educating the public.
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The results demonstrate that there is still a lot of work to do educating people about consent.
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Ellis recently co-founded the Esports Player Resource Center dedicated to educating gamers about their professional opportunities.
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New policies include educating and training communities in fire prevention and setting up a Peatland Restoration Agency.
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But he's turning the pictures into teaching moments, too, educating swooning Instagram followers about his creature costars.
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She is, however, educating a group of horny teenage boys about the dairy-free alternatives to milk.
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Best known for Alfie (1966), Educating Rita (1983), and for his work on the James Bond franchise.
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Educating friends and family about your condition can be exhausting and annoying when information is readily available.
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So, there's a lot of miseducation that happens to young women in college, because we're educating ourselves.
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I spend way too much time and energy researching, educating myself, and resisting the temptation of advertising.
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The focus in the meantime is to keep educating members on what will happen without the payments.
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Coaches such as me are now educating these players that there's a terminology and there are tactics.
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In the first place, it greatly reduces the cost to voters of educating themselves about the candidates.
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While educating our youngest generation is a huge responsibility, it comes with an unexpectedly low monetary return.
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Teaching can be an extremely difficult job for reasons beyond educating the young minds of the future.
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Pflugerville ISD is committed to educating all students to be productive members of a diverse global community.
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We must get better at educating both men and women about what constitutes sexual harassment and assault.
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Educating others by offering what you've learned from your own personal experience can truly make a difference.
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They cited difficulties getting enough new equipment, as well as challenges training poll workers and educating voters.
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"The problem is educating students in something they are not used to thinking about," said Inés DeRomaña.
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Feeding and educating hundreds of millions of young people will require large doses of ingenuity and planning.
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Pentagon leaders begin educating service members now to foster a better understanding of the new system's benefits.
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The ILO and local charities are educating workers on operating bank accounts and using ATMs, Judd said.
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They had a whole team of people who were actually going into factories and educating on fit.
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Obviously, the first step in working out any of these problems is educating people that they exist.
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She went to school at an NGO dedicated to educating refugees, where she also worked cleaning bathrooms.
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I am thinking that it's actually educating them that gives them a chance to fix some poverty.
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The US government thinks educating future programmers on AI ethics will help solve our computers' fairness problem.
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That's why it's so important we keep educating people, just like we do here at the festival.
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There's also a lot more that needs to be done in terms of educating women before testing.
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"We do something that we call educating the people," said U Pe Myint, the nation's information minister.
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They're giving out soap and jugs of water and educating people about how they can protect themselves.
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The office is also responsible for educating schools and coordinating with Title IX representatives at each school.
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The answer can't be we'll just keep educating these people while we shove garbage at them constantly.
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But he said associations needed to do everything by the rules, and that includes educating other homeowners.
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"Educating Rita" followed a young housewife (Julie Walters) through her chaste relationship with an alcoholic professor (Mr.
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"Teachers should be focusing on educating their students, not worrying about losing their job," the letter said.
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Part of the answer will involve educating or retraining people in tasks A.I. tools aren't good at.
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Educating consumers about what is and isn't flushable would be a much more effective way to go.
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Furthermore, educating yourself and making an effort to correct your behavior shows you're operating in good faith.
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"We're not doing anywhere near what we need to be doing when it comes to educating kids."
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He says that Snapchat has been a critical part in educating the public about this controversial region.
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For we know that educating a girl does far more than place a child behind a desk.
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The booklet was created by a group called PEACH, or Parents Educating and Advocating for Children's Health.
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But all publishers have a role to play in educating scientists on how to identify predatory publishers.
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Furthermore, educating yourself and making an effort to correct your behavior shows you're operating in good faith.
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I attended Catholic school and am grateful for it, and the church is now educating my children.
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But when tech fails, parents can always turn to a free tool: disciplining and educating their children.
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In claiming her bisexuality, Singh is educating older South Asian generations and spreading awareness about other sexualities.
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And, finally, share your outrage by educating others on the policies negatively impacting LGBTQ people in your state.
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You've done a lot of work with both those impacted and educating about the negative impact of poverty.
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Through his nonprofit NextGen America, Steyer has been dedicated to educating voters on climate change and the environment.
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Educating yourself on feminism doesn't have to mean attending a gender studies 101 course at your local college.
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Everytown for Gun Safety raises awareness about gun violence by educating the public about common sense gun laws.
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Sometimes people share content containing someone else's hate speech for the purpose of raising awareness or educating others.
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He and Roozenbeek started by testing individual participants in a lab, educating them about common myths or stereotypes.
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That data is essential for educating the Kenyan public and for making the argument that vetting is unconstitutional.
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According to the National Aviary, you can expect her to continue eating and educating her way through 2019.
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"Putting yourself out there does give you that confidence…and I love what I'm doing, it's educating people."
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While schools need to be active and self-educating on this urgent matter, their efforts can't be alone.
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The only way that they are changed is by educating, organizing, and what I call a political revolution.
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There is no point deploying sophisticated security software without also educating employees about security best practices, said Henderson.
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Gaglani has set itself a goal of educating more than one billion clin;icians and caregivers by 2025.
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It's a great starter laptop, and ideal for educating your child both in and out of the classroom.
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It's nice to see him speaking up on her behalf and educating his followers in the same breath.
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Reciting the same speech gets a little boring, but I enjoy educating people and seeing them actually listen.
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I would never advocate anyone doing anything without educating themselves and finding out exactly what they're in for.
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Educating the public about the loss of species, in his view, is as important as it is dispiriting.
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Educating the next generation has been one of the couple's main goals throughout the Obama administration and afterwards.
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"She was the teacher of our family, always educating us, always making us aware of things," LeDuff said.
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But with the help of AFC, our group was successful in educating families and expanding their educational options.
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It receives federal assistance and gets tax breaks because it is supposed to be educating men and women.
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The startup tries to automate project management as much as possible, and it starts with educating the customers.
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ISAs reward institutions that are effective at educating their students and do so in a cost-effective way.
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Educating parents on the importance of cancer prevention should be an easy and achievable goal of healthcare providers.
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The lab also focuses on educating kids and the elderly about malware, phishing attacks, and other privacy risks.
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He thought he was there to learn about tanks, but no, it's a school for educating sentient tanks.
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"It's all about really educating our (Vietnamese) consumers," Loc Truong, founder of East West Brewing Company, tells CNN.
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Ever since the Snowden revelations, more and more people have been educating themselves on how to use encryption.
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I think it starts by sharing stories like these, and educating and empowering each other to be vigilant.
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Last year's influx of refugees included many children, and educating them will be crucial for long-term integration.
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The start-up plans to use its new capital for hiring, educating prospective clients and connecting with developers.
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One issue Merchant has faced in raising funding, like Schmidt, is educating investors on what co-living is.
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It's equally important for students to assess a given school's track record of educating students similar to themselves.
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Also, some companies are bad at educating customers on how to use their products, with woefully lacking manuals.
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It's [important] to get to those people through an educational process, educating them about what pain they're causing.
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It's a holistic approach designed to get people back on their feet, while educating students on social justice.
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Some thinkers have linked progressive causes like affordable housing and educating the world's girls to fighting climate change.
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But the bhikkhuni's steadily increasing numbers and patience in educating the public may help them gradually gain ground.
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Educating yourself on how much vendors should cost can help you save thousands when you're planning your wedding.
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Getting full nourishment out of foods — educating the public in good food habits — advising food manufacturers what Mrs.
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At first, I openly expressed to friends how much I was looking forward to the home educating part.
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Most of my conversations have been educating our members about this plainly unacceptable loophole in our rape law.
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We will, however, continue our practice of educating about the NEA's vital role in serving our nation's communities.
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It's going to be a huge career, job, in the future: Educating people and grounding them in values.
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I've been talking with her and she's been educating me on a few other things I didn't know.
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Teachers across America are facing low salaries, poor funding, and high-stress environments while educating students every day.
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"We want to put this behind us and focus on educating the students," Mr. Romagnino told the website.
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"You're educating yourself and getting as much information as you can to be a better person," he said.
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Five thousand of the volunteers work daily, knocking on doors, educating voters and gaining support for the initiative.
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Or are you more interested in educating the other person and letting them know they did something wrong?
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It is the responsibility of institutions educating young people to put them on a path to lifelong success.
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If China's economy is struggling, Chinese parents may have less money to spend on educating their children overseas.
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She bought her first home at 24, and is passionate about educating and empowering home buyers and sellers.
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This isn't the first time Schwarzenegger has managed to merge his passions for educating youth and heavy artillery.
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All together, the department runs 163 schools in seven states and 11 countries, educating more than 70,000 students.
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Threats, they say, can be minimized, if not completely suppressed, by investing time into educating foresters on prevention.
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"We have spent the year educating them on our fan base," Demoff said, per the Los Angeles Times.
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" "Empowering women and educating everyone on the need to curb population growth seems a reasonable campaign to enact.
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There are a number of ways health-care organizations can lead the way in educating wearable tech consumers.
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"The key lesson learned is first that you need to really invest into educating your people," Alatalu said.
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As a child actress in England, she serenaded a ventriloquist's dummy in "Educating Archie," a popular radio show.
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Jetsonorama's art serves as a means of educating people about environmental injustices that deeply affect the Navajo Nation.
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Johnny Isakson, a Georgia Republican, apparently asked her to further explain her position on educating students with disabilities.
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Witnesses presented testimony about economies: educating these children cost the state money, particularly because they needed special English-language instruction, but not educating these children would be costly, too, in the long term, when they became legal residents but, uneducated, would be able to contribute very little to the tax base.
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Pakistani clerics are educating and radicalizing Chinese Uighurs as well, along with Central Asians from the former Soviet republics.
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I'm trying to educate myself, and a lot of times by educating other people it forces you to learn.
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If you're one of the people educating the future generations of America, a few restaurants want to celebrate you.
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What they're saying: Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said leadership was "still educating voters" about what's in the amended bill.
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" Another criticized the professor's past tweets and bemoaned the fact that Ciccariello is "deemed worthy of educating young minds.
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"I think (visitors will) better understand the battle, which is critical to educating people about its importance," said Crawford.
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Some, like myself, benefited as children from more wholesome approaches to educating autistic kids, like speech and occupational therapy.
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But developers have a role to play in this, too, by educating their consumers and eliminating dangerous security settings.
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"It is aimed at educating and disciplining people, particularly young Bolivians, and fighting delinquency on social networks," Loza said.
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Better educating the American workforce is a key part of bracing for the seismic changes such technology will bring.
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She soon got back to making videos again and educating her 600,000 followers about hormones, dating, and sex toys.
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That element is now missing: most ECD policies put the stress simply on educating kids aged four or five.
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Most of the farmers had not previously grown chickens, so Costco is responsible for educating and leading the farmers.
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"My full focus is now going to be on entertaining and educating everyone, left, right and otherwise," he said.
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Among those who did see the doc, 24 percent said they found themselves educating their provider about transgender care.
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"I was meeting with the EPA and the local communities, educating local folks who are directly impacted," Jordan said.
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The bill for housing, feeding, and educating refugees accepted into Germany is estimated to amount to 21 billion euros.
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It's been years of self-love, educating, learning and unlearning that has got me here, and I'm still going!
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Cramer is passionate about educating investors on the ultimate insider's perspective for the market and how to make money.
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So a lot of what we're doing is educating campaign managers, many of whom come from field ops backgrounds.
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"When it comes to educating myself so I feel less alone, they help me in that aspect," she said.
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It's not creating any more legal rights for anyone, it's just educating them about the rights they already have.
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But follow-up research suggests that charter schools have been much more successful when educating poor children in cities.
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Publicly listed colleges devoted nearly a quarter of their revenues to marketing and recruiting—more than on educating students.
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On February 9th Turkey called China's gulag for "re-educating" Muslims in Xinjiang province a "great shame for humanity".
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It's nice to see a celebrity educating their fan base about an issue they might not be familiar with.
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Case: But Shark Tank, I think, has been terrific in educating people about what startups are and entrepreneurship is.
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In an interview with Re/code Thursday, Whitman said stopping Trump comes down to educating voters about his record.
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And studies have shown that educating girls isn't just good for the girls, it's good for all of us.
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Because the evidence is clear: educating girls isn't just good for the girls, it's good for all of us.
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"The Welcome to Country app is basically about educating people about the language and people in Australia," he said.
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According to Zihalirwa Nalwage, child protection chief at UNICEF, the only way to tackle FGM is through educating women.
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"The hook is that you're educating the child, but the mothers don't realize that they're also learning," said Chklovski.
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Do I cook the food that I want to and keep on educating people about new ingredients and flavors?
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But over the weekend, after educating himself, he went in to vote early and pulled the lever for Democrats.
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Government should work towards educating and supporting the workforce to prepare for a day when those jobs don't exist.
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"Each of our Champions stood out in their commitment to helping and educating other community members," Isbitski told Motherboard.
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The agency operates around 700 schools, educating 500,000 refugee children in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan.
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Essay For people who choose educating others over enriching themselves, college debt can seem insurmountable — because it is insurmountable.
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When our country realized the value of educating all students through high school, we made high school universally free.
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So, the couple spent a lot of their time early on in the business educating customers about their product.
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Some zoologists are focused on caring for the animals themselves, while others are more involved with educating the public.
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That's why her group spends time educating girls and their communities about the safety and usage of menstrual cups.
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Beijing calls the controversial facilities voluntary "vocational training centers," which it says fight Islamic radicalization by re-educating attendees.
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The solutions: Educating consumers to understand that insecure connected devices, from cameras to computers, can result in these attacks.
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Steiner introduces Wigle Ginever as a "gateway gin," educating consumers who are dubious of pine trees in their booze.
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Students are charged tuition because the state isn't picking up the full share of the cost of educating students.
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I'm also on the board of Room to Read which is a charity for educating girls around the world.
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These rankings attempt to highlight universities that do an excellent job of educating students and producing ground-breaking research.
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Solar's value is very strong at the state level and we will continue educating regulators of solar's economic benefits.
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Teachers spend too much time working to correct "difficult behaviors" when they should be focused on educating, she said.
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News about the Frank family continues to captivate the public, despite challenges in educating younger generations about the Holocaust.
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His team is giving out soap and jugs of water, and educating people about how they can protect themselves.
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Progress has been fitful in educating and mobilizing elected officials to address climate-related threats to health and safety.
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"It's not just about telling teens, 'don't post,' but about educating them to be savvier consumers of social media."
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By educating them about depression and its treatment, you may be able to begin to destigmatize it for them.
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More importantly, they are constantly educating their customers on why these can be better than their conventional supermarket counterparts.
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Some Awami League leaders said the party's campaign was also focused on educating that young generation about the war.
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Suddenly these people discovered that freedom requires hard work: building a community, supporting the vulnerable, respecting others, educating children.
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The key to educating young people about the Holocaust, according to Mr. Nussbaum, is to focus on the personal.
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The founding of the company was all about educating girls, especially the most at-risk youth around the world.
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Tech giant Google on Saturday rolled out an anticipated website aimed at educating the public about the coronavirus outbreak.
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These images are yet another reminder that we must remain vigilant about educating the public regarding hatred and xenophobia.
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There can be no clearer path towards achieving the key Sustainable Development Goal of eradicating poverty than educating girls.
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Most large research universities lose money per student; the cost of educating students exceeds the tuition that they pay.
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"You better be prepared to have somebody talking about the product and educating people on the effects," he said.
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There's the new fad of big attention-grabbing (and often highly misleading) Twitter threads "educating" people on obscure topics.
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As their state subsidies shrank, public colleges either restricted enrollment, spent less on educating each student, or raised tuition.
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We spend a lot of money educating consumers on our product so they come to stores ready to buy.
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This shows that educating the students on the dangers of caffeine abuse alone cannot prevent them from harming themselves.
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So when the cop pulls up, I wanted her to spend her time talking to the cop, educating him.
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Cuban says the first trillionaire will be an AI entrepreneur and everybody should be educating themselves on the topic.
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Military parents would no longer have to make a hard choice between serving their country and educating their children.
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According to the UNHCR, there are about 50 schools in Malaysia run by non-governmental organisations educating Rohingya children.
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What are some of the ways museums can achieve their goals while engaging and educating visitors, especially young students?
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There's the new fad of big attention-grabbing (and often highly misleading) Twitter threads "educating" people on obscure topics.
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Another one of their partners, in Peru, employs women in small villages with the aim of educating and empowering them.
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"Just educating students on technical skills alone will set us up for more challenging times in the future," Silverman said.
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America's Test Kitchen's new Multicooker Perfection spends the first 15 pages of the book both educating users and setting expectations.
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Neither does the doctor get reimbursed for educating a patient's family so they can help create that community of care.
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"So I think it's really about changing the conversation and getting the word out, educating people," she said in 2015.
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Now, Paris' work includes educating wine consumers and selecting new European wines for Gallo, a family owned winery, to represent.
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To ensure countries are protected against job losses, Cisco's program is heavily focused on training and educating workers, Diedrich said.
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Vaccinating and educating children in developing and fragile nations leads to healthier economic partners and more stability around the world.
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In fact, it's literally our company mission, is to enable creators to make a living entertaining and educating their fans.
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Number one: We as a medical community need to do a better job educating people about emotions and psychological development.
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The conflict pits the Jesuits, an order of priests known for educating generations of Catholics, against the church's powerful hierarchy.
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We spent a lot of time educating everyone from engineers to CIOs about chaos engineering and building up the community.
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Many scholars agree that the answer to tackling cyber-bullying lies in educating both children and adults in digital skills.
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We added these meetings to the schedule and began the work of listening to, empathizing with, and educating our community.
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But local governments and industries can help brace for impact, by educating and developing skills among existing workers, says Brookings.
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The map most widely adopted for educating youngsters was created by Gerardus Mercator, a Flemish geographer and cartographer, in 1569.
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Rather, they work to delegitimize and sanction Israel internationally while educating Palestinian youths to hate Israel and murder its citizens.
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"It's a way of perpetuating the memory of what they felt was really important work, of educating and converting Mormons."
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The organization also works to help the endangered Asian Elephants thrive in North America while educating visitors about the animals.
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In the meantime, Sewitz and his team are focused on educating others about the benefits of crickets in their diet.
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Since the marginal cost of educating each extra student is relatively low, that could prove a windfall for the institutions.
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His proposed education manifesto for 2020 is to increase funding for educating special-needs children and to pay teachers more.
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While Noah at least has the sense to speak with Janelle about her outlook on educating, he isn't perfect either.
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NIC is not alone in educating students on the plant and the multibillion dollar industry that has blossomed around it.
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We are educating, then turning away, our most critical assets that would help us remain competitive in the global marketplace.
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But she said there's still a long way to go in educating companies to limit food waste at the source.
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"We're thrilled to be on a show like that because they're educating people on what can be done," Paget said.
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"I am a professional zoologist and quite capable of educating myself on any related topic," Crockford said in an email.
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Susan Ash of the American Kratom Association says she and her organization are dedicated to educating legislators and opposing bans.
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"I really wanted to be involved in educating my kids and actually being the one to teach them," Gentala said.
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She is always educating me and my family about more ways we can do a better job being environmentally friendly.
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Like many Wikipedians, he is a kind and generous volunteer, who dedicates his time to educating and empowering his community.
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Doctors need to be sure that they are adequately educating everyone involved in the lives of their patients, she says.
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So the question then becomes: Would educating people on the reason for the change make a difference in their behavior?
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Educating yourself about these disorders can help you better understand your partner's struggles, allowing you to separate fact from fiction.
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Funded at $101 million annually, it's the federal government's biggest investment in educating adolescents and teens about their sexual health.
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Also, he explains, the idea that sitting down with the corporate lobby and educating them on good nutrition is useless.
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Public education in America replaced a traditional system of educating children that relied entirely on family, church, community and apprenticeship.
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It's always a good ... and educating the policymakers and their staff as well as the public about a thing, right?
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A candidate who espoused it would face the task of educating voters on what it is and why it's important.
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I'd be more focused on educating and developing capable teams and less focused on helping and advancing my own career.
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New evidence that infected newborns may benefit from antiviral drugs has reinvigorated a debate about educating mothers and screening infants.
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That means recruiting and training medical professionals and educating the public so that people seek out and receive a vaccine.
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And an essential step to educating a literate citizenry is changing the reading tests in public schools across our country.
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The investment our country makes in educating veterans and their loved ones has a substantial impact on the United States.
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Interestingly, some of the top schools at MPS have admissions policies, contributing to those schools educating fewer low-income students.
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It ended up educating the consumer on what's going into the food and making them more selective and more sophisticated.
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Besides educating patients about the importance of physical activity and healthful dietary choices, our children need to be educated, too.
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These tools are morphing and evolving so rapidly that we have to keep re-educating ourselves as the tools change.
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Backpage accused Mr. Dart of pressuring the credit companies; he said he was only educating the companies and the public.
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We want to shy away from the game-y, sketch-y type things and just focus more on educating people.
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Preventing automobile deaths, educating the masses attacking disease—these are all motivators for a subsection of innovations Herzog learns about.
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The reason I picked elementary school to start educating these kids is I've done ride-a-longs with police officers.
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To start, maybe Sanders could start educating people about the root causes of homelessness, and what homeless life is like.
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I know that sounds really pompous, but I feel worried about how we're educating young women and that bothers me.
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We have more civic tech tools than ever, and more non-profits registering and educating voters, why didn't they vote?
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These colleges received tens of billions of dollars from the U.S. government, but do a poor job of educating students.
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Emma Willard fought for girls' public education, lobbying and speaking on the importance of educating girls in the early 1800s.
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Sarah: I am exhausted with being expected to always do all the educating about my people to anyone that asks.
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This can still be an issue, although after 40 years of educating state child welfare workers, it's starting to change.
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That work starts with talking about our issues and, for me, educating others about what it means to be transgender.
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In 19903, Mr. Masekela founded the Botswana International School of Music, a nonprofit organization aimed at educating young African musicians.
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Serving as a hub for the obsessives means weathering the occasional scorn of veterans as well as educating the neophytes.
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The people said union officials believe agents aren't properly educating their clients on NFL contracts, which can be fully guaranteed.
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Walmart could also play a role in educating its customers on gun safety, said Texas Gun Sense President Ed Scruggs.
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Ms. Ramsey said she wants to do "less educating and more 'slice of life' commentary" to showcase her creative range.
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"I think of it as educating [Democratic] voters about the choice they want to make," McIntosh said, "on their criteria."
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"Some mothers raise their daughters but love their sons," said Jawanza Kunjufu, an author and lecturer on educating black boys.
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So there is a movement around educating people, in the same way people worry about where one's food comes from.
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"Educating yourself on relationship topics and what makes a healthy relationship can also help you to take responsibility for yourself."
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It has also begun educating officers on the importance of responding to questionable calls with a limited amount of force.
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Encouraging them to stay and support their communities means educating them about crops that are more resistant to climate change.
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And how can America reinvigorate its manufacturing economy if it's not educating and training a future generation of skilled workers?
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So educating yourself about how to successfully go vegan is key if you don't have a private chef and trainer.
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The festival will also hold a symposium with the aim of educating companies on how to better serve autistic people.
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She added that she decided to face her condition head on, educating herself about it as much as she could.
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Mr Eggerding hopes that working with Chrono24, rather than against it, will help in "educating our consumers a bit better".
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Far from educating poor children, she says, Bridge uses aggressive marketing to enroll children who are already in public schools.
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Urmson instead sees value in educating the public about why self-driving tech is important and how it will work.
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" By educating visitors about their impact, Lowe argues, tourism can "become a positive force in the preservation of the past.
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Nationalising private schools would be expensive, both in purchasing the schools' assets and in educating 600,000 or so extra pupils.
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It's a new pace that is acutely felt in how we are raising and educating our kids and young adults.
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In the wake of Harris, we at the Freedom Foundation immediately got to work educating these caregivers about their rights.
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Garfield noted that his organization, ITI would be happy to lend an expert hand on educating Congress about AI innovation.
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That's why the nonprofit Project Drawdown has named family planning and educating girls among its top solutions for climate change.
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That widespread dispassion is why Mijente and students on their college campuses are focused so hard on educating their peers.
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"I think we can do better — especially when it comes to educating younger women and the younger generation," she said.
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Young teens killing each other … spend money on educating the young people who will become our caretakers in the future.
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Yet the Chinese élite, traditionally the patrons and collectors of art, had no interest in entertaining or educating the masses.
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Citing the Saudis' poor record in engaging and educating women, Iran has easily deflected Western criticism of its own practices.
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In fact, Amazon is doing a very good job in educating consumers the benefits of buying online, and good service.
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Beyond spending money, the 500 Startups Vietnam team wants to develop the local ecosystem by educating investors, founders and others players.
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Never in my 15 years of educating people about money had I come across an idea so fresh, relevant, and engaging.
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This woman was educating all the kiddly winks about all the disgusting things people had to eat back in the day.
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That, combined with educating and training employees in ethics and compliance, can not only avert reputation-damaging crises for the company.
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WhatsApp previously told Reuters that it is educating users to identify fake news as well as considering changes to the service.
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No Child Left Behind was supposed to have the effect of forcing schools to do a better job educating their students.
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He was able to let his master know about the conditions around the world, thereby educating those who lived in China.
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After Baloch was killed, Dad launched Pakistan's first cyber harassment helpline, and is educating women nationwide about digital rights and security.
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He is now sharing the story in hopes of educating others about the dangers of coming in contact with rabid animals.
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So your negative comments are not going influence my choices - actual research and educating myself will - which i am diligently doing.
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The 21987-year field project resulted in groundbreaking data collection that has been critical in educating forecasters and forecasting severe weather.
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What we've been doing is educating our developers and candidly creating some expertise ourselves in how to engage with the community.
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Educating people about the costs of not doing anything, or not doing enough soon enough, is key, Levy and others say.
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Critics said it was unjust to hold schools educating students from vastly different social and economic circumstances to the same standards.
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They empowered villagers to take control of their destinies by educating them and assigning monitors to keep watch over water sources.
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"So most of my time, other than tweeting and getting the word out, is educating myself because I'm 15," she said.
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But some advocates believe that educating transgender men and nonbinary people should be part of the mission of a women's college.
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So we need outside people coming in to help improve these communities, educating the children, because the children are the future.
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It was the era of mass production's answer to educating a mass of students to prepare them to enter the workforce.
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The Black Power movement offered up radical leaders and ideologies in support of African-Americans educating, sustaining, defending, and affirming themselves.
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A standing national Latino museum could help counter such stereotypes by educating people about the contributions of Latinos to this country.
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The actress, who was diagnosed with uterine cancer 17 years ago, said she is passionate about educating women about their health.
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We shouldn't expect them to bear the burden of educating us, but we need to go out there and seek information.
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Instead, we need to reverse such ignorance by educating ourselves, and we need to avoid taking this tempting but poisonous bait.
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But the company is paving the way for a new generation of phones, educating users and app developers about taller screens.
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But it's ultimately about educating people around what's going on in our criminal justice system and how decisions are being made.
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I knew that if anything was going to change, we needed to get more people on our side by educating them.
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His company, Imperfect, is educating consumers "that when it comes to produce, it's what's on the inside that counts," he says.
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This is particularly important in universities, where the people in charge of educating the next generation lean strongly to the left.
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In addition to educating more than 13,000 students — many of them taking courses online — the university also operates a car museum.
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Raising a healthy child includes educating that child on proper nutrition and physical activity in order to grow into healthy adults.
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We hope that a more nuanced understanding of wasps can be achieved through educating people about their diversity, ecology and behaviour.
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PM Haze is also educating villagers about peatland conservation, setting up a nursery for tree replanting, and organizing fire prevention workshops.
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Through our involvement with the Flint River Watershed Coalition, GM employees actively participate in school programs, educating children about water quality.
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They brunched together, wore signs educating people about their favorite charities together, and then filmed The Amazing Spider-Man 2 together.
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That's why our outreach this year, themed "Get Covered," is so focused on educating Americans on the importance of health insurance.
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Jessica Curtis is the executive director of GOPAC, which is dedicated to educating and electing a new generation of Republican leaders.
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Educating yourself on who those people are and how you can support them (and help fight this growing inequality) is essential.
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With the new offerings, Cagney said building brand awareness and educating existing SoFi members about new lines of business is key.
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We can go through life knowing how little the waiters serving our food or the teachers educating our children are paid.
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I believe education is a state and local function—I believe the state has the primary responsibility for educating our children.
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So for the return on investment of educating the incarcerated, we are significantly improving the lives of those in the system.
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With a background in physics from MIT and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cowern is driven by educating the curious.
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When it comes to educating our children, there is always much more work remaining and a lot of steps to take.
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Some supporters of the tax law have said that Republicans could do a better job educating the public about the measure.
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It also could help build a new model for educating those in technical fields in a more streamlined, cost-efficient fashion.
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When children are having sleep problems, educating parents is often the first step for treatment, the researchers write in Sleep Medicine.
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The report hints the perceived "going spotty" problem may be solved by better educating law enforcement officials as to their options.
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Chief strategy officer Imran Khan said last month that Snap is in the process of educating advertisers on its measurement capabilities.
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Educating herself in conservative philosophy, she submitted articles against the New Deal to Redbook and other magazines, but they were rejected.
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These critical activities include improving surveillance and laboratory capacity, educating health care workers and the general public, and accelerating vaccine research.
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This includes written guidelines and security standards and educating government employees and local communities through the power of public/private partnerships.
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So by educating people that it is a continuous journey, they're able to handle the situation in a more positive manner.
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To those in charge of educating the country's doctors, provide more tools for African-Americans to succeed in the working world.
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But a former senior defense official who worked with Kushner told me that he had been educating himself on the fly.
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Parents, teachers, and employers want real change, not a continued reliance on the old classroom models ineffective in educating modern students.
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He is the founder of the Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University in Beijing aimed at educating future leaders about China.
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On Tuesday, Starbucks closed more than 22019,000 stores for anti-bias training aimed at educating staffers on unconscious bias and racism.
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There are artists who make their mark by educating their audiences, forcing them to take tidbits of information and dig deeper.
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Trump has also been doing some homework, educating herself about the protocol and history of these sorts of White House events.
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This exhibit is very much on mission for the Field Museum, as we are committed to educating about diverse cultural practices.
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We were still working to explain what the Affordable Care Act really was and really wasn't ... educating people around health insurance.
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Grindelwald fled, and Dumbledore — feeling he couldn't be trusted with power — retreated to a life of educating future wizards and witches.
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Despite the work done by teachers and volunteers, these classrooms are a temporary answer to educating children in a war zone.
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When Community College Is Free Chicago is experimenting with a K-212 model for educating some of its most successful students.
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Part of my counseling as a pediatrician for parents and youth was educating them about the dangers of tobacco and nicotine.
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Sidwell is an elite private school in this city's Upper Northwest area, known for educating the children of Washington's power elite.
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The wider public has to be involved in that conversation, and scientists can help by educating them as much as possible.
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One solid conclusion from our research is that we still have a lot of educating to do on the U.S. market.
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Many conservationists are now focusing on educating communities about the plight of rhinos, in order to reduce demand for their horns.
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Prison should be rehabilitating, re-educating and providing prisoners with the skills they need to reintegrate into society upon their release.
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To the Editor: Schools led a fight against tobacco use by educating students from the earliest grades about its devastating effects.
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As teachers, hopefully we can still agree that education has value, especially when it comes to educating each other and ourselves.
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So how do you approach educating the current generation of students at Prairie View to lead in the way you described?
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He made small but well-liked films like "Educating Rita" (1983), which reunited him with Mr. Caine, and "Shirley Valentine" (1989).
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It learns from her native history and tradition, while educating us in new ways to engage with subtleties of her work.
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The most important psychological truth I think we all need to know for raising kids or educating students is anti-fragility.
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Medical professionals should be engaging with users, educating, advocating and expressing themselves in ways that show their personal autonomy, she said.
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A math and physics teacher currently educating students in rural Kenya is dedicating his life to improving the lives of others.
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Leading up to the state dinner, Trump spent weeks educating herself about the protocol and history of special White House occasions.
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The Color of Friendship was one of Disney Channel's first efforts at diversifying its content and educating its audience through representation.
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Their mission: to travel the state for 213 months, educating the Louisiana public about the importance of the commodities they represent.
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Almost 90 advocacy groups have joined the initiative thus far and are making great strides in educating voters across the country.
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Making fun of and belittling a disease you don&apost understand is never the way, all it takes is educating yourself.
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Mr. Qian was sent to a "cadre school" for re-educating officials before being called back into diplomatic service in 1972.
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Gallup suggested that, on the whole, "pro-vaccine public awareness campaigns" are working, educating most Americans on the benefits of vaccines.
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The clear responsibility of elected officials sparked open debate, thereby educating them and their constituents about who would bear what burdens.
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Fear shouldn't stop us from getting involved and educating ourselves on an issue that affects millions of people in our country.
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So they put him in a private school specializing in educating autistic children, where his behavior and academic performance improved markedly.
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"Educating said family about what not to say or do before the holiday helps to keep the tension down," Arce said.
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If we are serious about educating young people to become civically informed and engaged, our country's dollars must follow our words.
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I taught for 10 years at a school dedicated to educating first-generation college students, a majority of whom were Latinx.
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PAVE is a sexual violence prevention organization dedicated to educating students, parents and civic leaders about how to end sexual misconduct.
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National GOP strategists are also educating senators that, historically, the strategy of running against your own party's nominee simply doesn't work.
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"I believe the state has the primary responsibility for educating our children and I will say from my heart through all of my life, one thing has been clear: Public television plays a vital role in educating all of the public, but most especially, our children," he said during an acceptance speech at that year's Public Media Summit.
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JEFF UBBEN: The idea is ultimately, and it's 25% of the business today is to-- is to keep the tuition-- to use technology to keep t-- the tuition-- to the point where it could be a corporate benefit and pretty soon we're educating-- we're educating, you know, the masses in a sense on the corporate-- KELLY EVANS: Dime.
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It looks like Gabrielle Union has been educating Lena Dunham on "White Girl Privilege," and she's ready to school even more celebs.
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Don't you think that educating people about wine would be an easier way to take away the snobbery that surrounds the industry?
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Price said his company understood the importance of educating the general public on a wide range of topics pertaining to sexual health.
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Other policies introduced since 2015 include educating and training communities and farmers in fire prevention and setting up a Peatland Restoration Agency.
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But what Amazon isn't doing is offering personal attention to customers, answering any questions they have or educating them about the products.
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All share the same goal: educating black Americans seeking higher education who were shut out of predominately white institutions due to segregation.
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By educating sales agents and creating an institution that supported employees on a local and national level, Walker's business saw great success.
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We often hear about safe spaces in the context of minority groups, but they're equally important for educating people from majority groups.
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But if you're in a setting where you feel comfortable doing so, educating whoever made the assumption can be a viable option.
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Despite all the spending on financial aid, the Ivies are still doing a poor job of finding and educating bright, poor students.
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And everybody else in the pantheon of Norse mythology is educating him on both good and bad legends of how family relates.
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Moms took over the job of educating children, maintaining social relations, and making sure the home stayed clean and everyone was fed.
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Educating yourself will help you see both climate change and courses of action more clearly and that can reduce anxiety, says Evans.
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We are working to end warehousing in prisons and moving towards educating and rehabilitating as an operating mantra for our corrections system.
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She also keeps her mind sharp by reading and educating herself about politics and the sciences, which is beneficial to one's health.
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The Carter Center has been educating people to cook their fish well and not discard the fish entrails but to bury them.
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Other proposals with big payoffs include computer-assisted learning, cheap treatment of non-communicable diseases and educating mothers on hygiene and nutrition.
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"I love educating women on how they can get their best body ever even after having a baby," Cooper, 27, tells PEOPLE.
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"Educating consumers — and members of Congress — about why reform is needed is so important to getting our legislation done," Senator Feinstein says.
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GDAX is educating users about spacing out large trades so that crashes can be avoided, but that doesn't mean they'll necessarily care.
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Thirty-one years ago, our organizations won the Nobel Peace Prize for educating the world about the medical consequences of nuclear war.
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Another part of it is educating health care providers on what questions to ask when they suspect a patient has contracted Zika.
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Educating myself on my finances and forgoing a bustling social life for a second job were nonnegotiable steps to reduce my debt.
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He also meets with community leaders, local politicians and the media, educating anyone who will listen on the dangers of road debris.
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Here are some key findings: Harvard fares better in its rivalry with Stanford when it comes to educating future CEOs than founders.
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Little time or money is devoted to educating athletes about fixers' methods, or to monitoring wagers to spot the suspicious betting patterns.
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She also co-founded Orden Caballeros de America (Order of the Knights of America) dedicated to educating Mexican-Americans about their rights.
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Kaiser is focused on educating their members on making healthy choices and providing preventive care that can promote long-term healthy outcomes.
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All the same, one big challenge, Strom said, has been in educating people about the need for insurance in the first place.
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It goes on to show African American fathers supporting their daughters, educating other men about sexist behavior, and protecting women from catcalling.
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So your negative comments are not going [to] influence my choices — actual research and educating myself will, which I am diligently doing.
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It was educating people on what Hyde is and what it does, and introducing the idea that there is a better way.
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Party building is an amorphous term that can mean general recruiting and educating but can also refer to more direct, specific activity.
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"It's like putting up the value of educating a girl child or the value of reducing gender inequality by 10%," he said.
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The survey's respondents said manufacturers and suppliers of air-conditioning should focus on producing more energy-efficient systems and educating customers better.
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With that, I will be focusing on getting involved with foundations that focus on educating the importance of equality and social justice.
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We need to prioritize educating our children toward a holistic understanding of our country so we can work to resolve our issues.
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Swift wrote in Elle in March that she was still "finding [her] voice in terms of politics," and would continue educating herself.
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Both investments appear to be geared toward educating the firm's two principals on the market and what's already happening in the space.
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And, if we don't understand that part, we should be educating ourselves rather than sitting in a bubble of ignorance and assumption.
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On average, educating one inmate ranges between $28503,22019 and $4,000, while incarceration for that same inmate can range from $30,000 to $40,000.
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Educating women at an early age is something Mitchem-Rasmussen believes is crucial in order to get more women in office eventually.
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In my opinion, brands are better off spending their time (and money!) educating customers about ingredients, and practicing authentic labeling and transparency.
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I actually work with some of the people I used to have trouble with, educating young people about the consequences of violence.
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For example, sex educators who don't discuss anal sex between gay men miss educating them about the risk of HIV and STDs.
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Graff's project beautifully achieves its chief goal — educating people too young or born too late to remember what the day of Sept.
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Minaj pulled out of her July 18 appearance after "better educating" herself about Saudi Arabia's human rights record, she said in statement.
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The company says it is trying to address the problem by educating hosts and guests, but hasn't been more specific than that.
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We are running extensive programs, educating young players around mental health and recognizing that the mates need help when they need help.
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There was less emphasis on enforcement, going into workplaces and punishing violations, he said, and more on educating employers about potential infractions.
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Bezos' belief in the power of training and educating employees is reflected in one of the company's biggest employee initiatives — career choice.
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DETROIT — On the face of it, Ana Rivera could have had almost any choice when it came to educating her two sons.
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The company said it would instead focus on educating doctors about the drug and the condition it treats, hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
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And when it comes to identifying and educating our best and brightest low-income and minority students, that potential falls even further.
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The charity runs perhaps the largest network of independently run schools in the world, educating 204,000 pupils at not-for-profit schools.
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A lot of worry comes from not knowing what different financial concepts mean — so educating yourself can be a great first step.
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Using their lobbying skills, these groups are "educating" lawmakers on the benefits of not locking up non-violent offenders for lengthy sentences.
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It can also help out in other areas like preparing clients' children for an interview or educating them about the financial markets.
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There are plenty of good ways to increase your productivity, whether by being more organized, educating yourself or re-thinking business strategies.
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Last week, Amazon Fire TV launched a broad digital campaign called "Free your TV" geared toward educating consumers about how streaming works.
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Many hotels and hotel chains have diversity officers who oversee the process of educating employees and making properties inclusive of all travelers.
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The alternative to attracting specialists from abroad is educating more Americans in AI-related fields — something President Trump's executive order calls for.
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Part of that will mean educating the next generation of tech-driven leaders, which is something in which Zhang, 33, is invested.
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College should be more about educating and preparing citizens for the workplace of the future instead of about granting four-year degrees.
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Meanwhile, the élite had turned away from the rest of society, moving to gated compounds and educating their children in international schools.
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In short, early childhood education programs do have real effects — but these effects likely don't stem from their merits at educating children.
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Educating, not scolding — it's important and, of course, challenging, that my daughter feels like she can come to me and ask questions.
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We asked Philomene about online identity, what it was like to open up and take actual self-portraits, and educating through art.
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Employee resource groups or inclusion committees can provide an excellent way of educating colleagues and advancing your company's diversity agenda, said Gebauer.
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Incarcerating young men and women, instead of educating and empowering them, is how our country gets left behind on the world stage.
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"The functions of this campaign -- disseminating the Vice President's message, educating voters, and earning their votes -- will not change," the memo reads.
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Educating people to not transport them into unaffected parts of the forest might help keep those areas earthworm-free, said Mr. Wackett.
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And because of Mr. Trump we have an education secretary who actually cares more about educating children than appeasing the teachers' unions.
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In an opinion piece published in Scientific American, de Witt says we need to take a new approach in educating the public.
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Shafik instead started her own movement, the Daughters of the Nile Union, dedicated to educating and organizing working women of all classes.
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With fewer stores representing the brand, more time can be spent building good relationships with those stores and educating their sales staff.
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Younger, a hapless criminal defense investigator, has had some success in educating his dodgy clients about smart ways to beat a rap.
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Educating common people was the answer to the oligarchs who said the average citizen could not be trusted to choose leaders wisely.
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The big question everyone should be asking here is: Are we educating our kids to become active citizens or passive, unquestioning consumers?
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When Emily, who is now 21, was finally diagnosed, we quickly set to work educating ourselves on the nature of this illness.
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"By educating them, you can guide them on why certain design aspects matter and define your authority on the matter," Burns said.
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Like Johnson State, Cal State Long Beach is one of 400 regional colleges and universities educating 40 percent of the nation's undergraduates.
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"We end up spending a lot of time educating our customers on what that customer is actually needing and wanting," Mulcahy said.
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"I'm happy to talk to anyone in Georgia about this issue because, in my experience, this is about educating folks," she said.
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The research said educating religious leaders about the role of circumcision in HIV prevention should be extended to other sub-Saharan countries.
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Many colleges criticized Grand Canyon's funding model, saying the emphasis would be on making money and appeasing shareholders instead of educating students.
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It's a bad idea to let politics stand in the way of educating students by taking away the roof over their heads.
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I listen to personal finance podcasts and read online, educating myself so that I can pass it onto the next generation.3.
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Educating co-op board members involved "a lot of hand-holding initially," said Dan Wurtzel, the president of FirstService Residential New York.
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I felt burned out and needed time out to get back to finding myself and my purpose, and to educating my mind.
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"The main thing is educating ourselves on the issues and just remaining aware," Mr. Harris said of the lessons from those meetings.
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There's such a low level of public investment in educating our children, our kids perform toward the bottom of all industrialized nations.
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But one wonders about the absence of some key categories of American creativity — like electing, financing, protesting, educating, conserving, cooking and loving.
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In 2016, Damon and White launched an impact investment fund to provide capital to these microfinance institutions they were educating with Water.org.
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It can begin by using the hearings with America's technology giants to start educating the public about the threat posed by Russia.
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House leaders for months shrugged off a lack of forward movement by saying members were still educating themselves on the new deal.
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The officer will be charged with helping city agencies to responsibly use and assess ADSs and educating the public on their use.
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While informing and educating the American people and a foreign audience, the department is held accountable -- we are a democracy, after all.
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There are many that serve an important and legitimate public interest, engaging and educating voters on federal issues under consideration in Congress.
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My dad, a history buff fascinated by my mother's Eastern European Jewish ancestry, had been overzealous in educating me about the Holocaust.
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The camps recently wrapped up their fifth year and are now branching out to start educating teachers as well as young women.
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Its first project was "We Will Rise," a CNN documentary about educating girls in Morocco and Liberia (cue the tuk-tuk sounds).
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By answering their questions about black people and our history, am I giving my peers and professors a pass on educating themselves?
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She added that educating people about ways to reduce their waste and protect the environment makes them more motivated to do so.
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Educating the public on these matters is essential — and exactly the kind of program the federal government could have helped pay for.
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Still, Foudy added, it was up to the soccer federation to "do a better job" of educating the players about the Zika virus.
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So, educating people about wolves as pets is one goal – we'd love to be put out of business through education and societal change.
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The idea behind Simpo is to offer a no-code platform for distributing software and educating end users on how to use it.
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For one organization, they are making it their sole mission to lower those statistics by educating kids to be responsible pet owners. PEP!
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So it's important to her that she too is educating herself so that she can do the very, very best for her son.
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Make it a teachable moment Think about your answer in this light: You are educating the other person on the subject of you.
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At the very least, Apple's educating users on how to preserve their iPhone batteries so that they don't run them down as quickly.
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The results suggest that marijuana dispensaries need to do a better job of educating people buying their product, said the study's lead author.
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But her focus on "our children must be able to read" rather than educating the entire population is a classist crock of shit.
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These workshops join the agenda that also includes a workshop on educating future roboticists featuring educators from Olin College, Kettering University and Udacity.
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It begs the question, how do we hold brands accountable for educating themselves and simultaneously leave room for artistic — yet racially sensitive — expression?
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The adequacy question comes after the court ruled in June that Kansas had complied with its order to resolve inequities in educating students.
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The problem with plastic in Indonesia is that it was introduced too quickly, without first educating consumers on its polluting effects, Wijsen said.
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One might even argue (some of) their actions suggest educating college students to stand up against sexual violence may be having an impact.
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Not only does it taste good, but the profits from each bottle go toward organizations protecting honeybees and educating others on their importance.
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Health workers are tracking down contacts, implementing vaccination and quarantine regimes, educating the community, treating patients, and watching for new signs of infection.
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When these moments occur, you should take a moment for yourself, acknowledge your feelings, and decide if it's worth educating the other person.
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"It's important to start the process of unlearning and re-educating the African community on topics such as mental health," Maela tells Mashable.
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One of the most important catalysts for bringing lasting sustainable change to China's masses is educating the public about issues like resource scarcity.
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