So we can empower pharmaceuticals, we can empower our industries, we can empower our factories.
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"I think if you empower a woman, you empower the world."
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We are a company that was built to empower women and empower men to respect women.
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Our goal at Refinery29 is to empower and inspire the women who empower and inspire us.
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"I think that it's important to empower women, and to empower women you have to empower young girls and start early in being able to reach your full potential," the actress said.
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"It's my high hope for this -- it's to empower myself and to empower other women," said Yang.
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Barlow knew that new technology could create and empower evil as much as it could create and empower good.
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"When you empower people, you empower them in all the other aspects of their lives," Sherman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Our philosophy is to empower others to sell, empower others to service, making sure the other people are more powerful than us.
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The crucial thing for me with the video—as with the album cover—is to empower blackness, empower LGBT people of colour.
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He told the audience that cryptocurrencies and the blockchain, the underlying technology behind bitcoin, would "empower [the populist] movement, empower companies, [and] empower governments to get away from central banks that debase your currency and makes slave wages," according to Cointelegraph.
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If you want to empower yourself, we must first empower the Earth to reclaim its habitats, its waters, its plants, and its animals.
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"We have to empower each other and empower ourselves and that involves believing in yourself and betting on yourself," Williams, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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But it says the same thing: Empower yourself and empower other women, because we're not there yet, and it's a beautiful thing to do.
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"I do think entrepreneurship can empower people and empower society but we also have to not let things escalate to this degree," Cheung said.
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So, if we're going to talk about what should we do, I said it many times today, which is empower our users, empower our communities.
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While I'm in northern California sharing our vision to empower professionals, the Xbox team is in southern California at E3 sharing our vision to empower gamers.
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"You actually empower the Democrats but you also empower fringe elements of your own conference," he added of letting government funding wait until near the deadline. Rep.
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Organized by (F)empower, an activist collective here in Miami that seeks to empower black and brown femmes — and unite Miami's artistic community — 29 is about the apocalypse.
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And we don't want to empower insurance companies, but we want to empower – now, what the Affordable Care Act is it not only expanded healthcare to 20 million more Americans.
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"[Technology can] empower individuals to do things they could have never dreamed of before, but also empower folks who are very dangerous to spread dangerous messages" President Barack Obama said today.
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" — Peg Kratofil, 289 "I think it would empower women.
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The big thing for me about leadership is being in a position to empower people who deserve to be empowered, and to set the right example for how they can empower others.
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"This is an interesting question and one of the fundamental issues: What can a leader do to empower people and at the same time what you can do to empower yourself?" he says.
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She is the vice president of Empower to Change Inc.
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ELIZABETH HOLMES, THERANOS: The goal is to empower the individual.
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Empower your assistant secretaries by delegating more authority to them.
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I love to carry the message of life & empower women.
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Empower employees to resolve customer service issues in the moment.
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Organizers say it's meant to help the migrants empower themselves.
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Whose version of "the people" do you want to empower?
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It's the way we empower and symbolically sustain our leaders.
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"Our vision is to empower the community," Mr. Serrao said.
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"Let's empower farmers and attract the private sector," he says.
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We need to empower our population to improve their government.
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W: My foundation works to encourage and empower the forgotten.
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It was noon, and we were in the Empower library.
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I want to use that to help empower other women.
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Maybe empower the ladies and intimidate the dudes a little.
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But it's inherently political to educate and empower black people.
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Moreover, increased sanctions will further empower the hardliners in Tehran.
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She hopes those trends will empower even more Latina women.
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Empower your employees with access to resources that enable resiliency.
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But it will also empower maverick conservatives such as Sens.
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Technology can … empower individuals through networks, information and digital trade.
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Talk about an opportunity to empower and make equal opportunity.
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Instead, they empower them to be more efficient and productive.
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Stadium: Empower Field at Mile HighCapacity: 76,125Average ticket cost: $247
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There are other things you can do to empower yourself.
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Could the knowledge it unlocks empower humanity or enslave it?
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They are without a hashtag to empower and unite them.
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The American people did not empower or vote for Trump.
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Essay Superhero comics address, and empower, straight white nerdy boys.
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"These tools are meant to empower human designers," Salvador said.
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Looking at the sword tattoo would empower her, she said.
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Is there a way to empower and compensate the creators?
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How a community can support and empower and start healing.
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Of course, we shouldn't empower racists and misogynists on campuses.
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He also expressed an eagerness to empower conservatives throughout Europe.
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NRDC with helping to grow and empower the federal bureaucracy.
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These facilities exist to empower a mother's choice of life.
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It wants to empower Chinese brands and foster homegrown technology.
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These Russian actions were never meant to empower African Americans.
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Such a plan would empower Republican state governors, Clinton contended.
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And people will continue to embrace and empower that desire.
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Huszar, for his part, wanted to empower his collaborator's creativity.
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They can empower cities to encourage density and multimodal transportation.
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It's unclear exactly how the tour intends to empower women.
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Balares created Womensphere to empower women and girls around the globe.
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Therefore I want to start by listening: how does he empower?
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The sun and Mars empower you to tackle a tough situation.
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How do you empower people who can unite only through dread?
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These kinds of citizens were exactly who Khatib wanted to empower.
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And for me to empower other kids coming up as well.
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How do we protect women and how do we empower women?
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"Women, teenagers, we have to really empower each other," she explains.
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Go to and tell your story and empower yourself starting today!
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We need to empower small business people, working Georgians and entrepreneurs.
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We will empower you to review, move or delete your data.
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Plus, every Treasure & Bond purchase supports programs that empower young people.
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The American Girl brand wants to educate and empower young girls.
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They empower women with the tools to rise up and lead.
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The challenge: Help us empower heart failure patients and save lives!
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" If anything, he said, the company should "empower people with technology.
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"Write your own fairytale, and, regardless of your gender, empower yourself."
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There's such an amazing group of girls that empower each other.
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Gains made by populists in one country empower those in others.
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Its members empower indigenous communities, women of color, and LGBTQ youth.
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It was written to motivate, engage, and empower his internal team.
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We're proud of how we empower 1.9 million independent American businesses.
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But ultimately, Khosrowshahi aims to empower his team to operate independently.
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Not only did we empower the people, the people empowered us.
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Conservatives seek to empower all citizens by fostering equality of opportunity.
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The best Google managers empower their teams and do not micromanage.
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What's the best way to empower women you ask Elle Woods?
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Contrary to initial claims, the internet did not empower the individual.
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The official said Washington want to find ways to empower him.
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It is not up to only young people to empower themselves.
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"If we had better assessments, we could empower consumers," he said.
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Seeking to empower people by sharing responsibilities (this makes you weak).
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But Hillary is also driven by the need to empower women.
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JC: I lead by example, and I also empower a lot.
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Puerto Rico's new governor, Wanda Vázquez Garced, must empower these leaders.
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Activists criticized a plan to empower small campaign donors as halfhearted.
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"There are men who really want to empower women," she said.
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Its socialist policies have helped improve education and empower lower castes.
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Now, I'm trying to empower my people–First Nations people. Warriors.
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It is Lean In Circles to empower women — not universal preschool.
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The first is that shaming people doesn't empower them to change.
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That he'll over-empower federal agencies, overregulate business and overtax individuals.
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Empower studentsColleges must help students assess their strengths and overall resilience.
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Backers saw it as a way to empower the working classes.
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Instead, working to empower local civil society should be the priority.
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" Harlan said words can give voice to and "empower the darkness.
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Republicans largely oppose the measure, warning it would empower frivolous lawsuits.
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" Clinton discussed plans to "empower all Americans to live better lives.
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What's amazing is that this organization is there to empower women.
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Unfortunately, CBS's action today continues to enable and empower such conduct.
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It would empower organized crime, spark protests and provoke government repression.
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But it made him realize "I could empower myself," he said.
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He, and all those we empower, should finally act like it.
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ET on CBS, playing at Empower Field at Mile High, Denver.
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"We want to empower, inspire and engage the community," said Bucano.
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You have the right ... it is very important to empower yourself.
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A statue of a defiant girl was supposed to empower women.
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Do we need to empower our agencies to do something else?
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In theory, the declaration would empower lawmakers to seek international help.
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In general, these privileges empower the minority party of the chamber.
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The first belief should empower us to act on the second.
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We need to empower women to look at it completely differently.
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Governments embarking on major infrastructure projects - like transport - should involve young people and future users during the planning stages, said Xu. "If you empower the young people today, you empower them in the future," he said.
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At Apple, we've dedicated ourselves to creating products that empower those dreams.
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We must embolden and empower them to be prepared for the fight.
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Jaime-Alexis Fowler is the founder and executive director of Empower Work.
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"I come in and help empower and educate the parents," she says.
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Instead he wants to be empower as much to the people here.
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This woman who spent her professional life trying to empower other women.
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We need to empower individuals, as the ultimate minority is the individual.
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The surest way to empower special interests is to make government dumber.
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In turn, this civil society approach will empower them to help themselves.
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Reword is one way we can help empower them in real time.
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The team also provides social services referral to support and empower clients.
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So to empower young women, I share what sports did for me.
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It also means creating digital markets that empower individuals rather than tycoons.
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We don't need you to empower us with your dumb baseball caps.
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Wearables empower patients to take active roles in managing their own health.
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My goal is, and always will be, to empower and inspire women.
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I want to empower women because we need their voices in government.
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The world gets better the more we empower our literal better half.
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There's Amy Poehler and the work she does to empower young women.
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Perhaps it will empower you to take control of your sexual destiny.
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"The voters are sick and tired of Democrats that empower Trump Republicans."
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Professor Hawking embodied the values of UNESCO to share knowledge & empower people.
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She hopes her passion and artistic vision will empower others facing adversity.
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" In witchcraft, conversely, "pain is used to appease deities and empower followers.
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Instead, let's empower CIOs to be the "enabler of change" within agencies.
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A promising new clue to prevent teen suicide: empower adults who care
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But he continues to inspire change and empower people to fight injustice.
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We believe that we have to empower people to find meaningful work.
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"I want to empower Tibetans to start their own businesses," Tsehua says.
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Their focus was always to empower me, not to talk about themselves.
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Let the CFPB know that we support its efforts to empower consumers.
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Third, faculty members work together on classes and curriculums that empower students.
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Plus, it's a way to empower other women in their own journeys.
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"We want to empower borrowers to make their own decisions," said Faux.
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The fintech is to empower the financial institute to be more powerful.
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First, we aim to empower survivors and help them feel strong again.
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What if a rural state legislature is hesitant to empower its cities?
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DOLE: Certainly, the foundation's mission is to empower military and veteran caregivers.
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"You want to empower your children and not enable them," says Eweka.
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Of course we should empower our daughters, because gross inequality still exists.
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Effective bosses empower their employees by creating a culture of career growth.
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Additionally, they empower communities by allowing jurors to make the ultimate decision.
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DO ask the simple questions: How will blockchain technology empower your business?
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Sanders would empower all U.S. post offices to offer essential banking services.
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Earlier this year, it created Empower Mint to educate people about democracy.
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And you have the power to change perception, to inspire and empower.
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That's why Republicans should empower individuals by making school choice a priority.
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We encourage our members to share their knowledge to empower other workers.
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I've been telling them - I empower you, but don't forget Daddy's watching.
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Maybe, as Dewey taught, we need to educate and empower more citizens.
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"It's very important for our economy to empower women," Mr. Joko said.
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It's there to support, enable and empower a teacher and a student.
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Conversations that seek to empower that is helpful and useful and exciting.
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They helped empower more people to take up that fight as well.
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The immersive cooking workshops ($175) aim to empower immigrant and refugee women.
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My plan will empower them, help them unionize, and benefit all workers.
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The rules further empower the chief justice to enforce the subpoena rule.
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"The White House should empower the director of legislative affairs," Dent said.
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Congress should pass legislation to empower Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices.
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The potential of the internet to empower democracy in the world remains.
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I think this is going to empower him to be much bolder.
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I used my position to try to empower everybody who seeks equality.
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She uses her platform to encourage women to empower themselves through fitness.
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" Everywhere they went, Rennie said, "we saw women wanting to empower themselves.
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This relationship will empower him throughout his tenure as secretary of state.
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The industry and legislators need to empower us to make these decisions.
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When women empower each other that's when we will truly be unstoppable.
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ET on CBS, playing at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver.
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Wolfe Herd, however, saw an opportunity to empower women in the country.
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"Now is a good time to be saving," said Hogarth at Empower.
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Today, she shared her plans to help empower women around the world.
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Warren has also made a series of proposals that would empower municipalities,
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What we have to do is seek to empower our co-nationals.
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Note that when I originally downloaded Empower, it was a free app.
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Curiously, the feminist answer prefers to infantilize women rather than empower them.
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That structure carries risk, but it certainly would empower the new coach.
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To empower them with technology to have a very competitive booking file.
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" She added, "We really need to empower younger people to ask for help.
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AAS: I feel like the word "empower" has lost its impact of late.
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His manifesto promised to nationalise industries, empower trade unions and boost public spending.
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I founded Women Grow to empower women to lead the regulated cannabis sector.
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Each piece in her line features feminist slogans meant to empower its wearer.
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I want to empower my daughters to think work is good and necessary.
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AI can empower entrepreneurs to create, imagine and innovate at entirely new levels.
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I believe he will empower women and have them shatter the glass ceiling.
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This is our job as leaders: to offer positive solutions and empower people.
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Apart from that, we empower youth through peace-building activities, and conversation programmes.
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She said terrible things and helped empower a destructive social and political movement.
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ET on CBS, playing at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.
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Lindsey Taylor Wood spent years working to empower women and girls through nonprofits.
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Our job as leaders is to empower our teams and root for them.
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That simple admission could empower millions of other moms to do the same.
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"This interview is awful-Ambassadors aren't supposed to 'empower' any political party overseas".
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But fundamentally, the cult is meant to empower Far Cry 5's gameplay.
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So my next question is: How can I help you to empower others.
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The second is to hire a competent moderating team and then empower them.
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"We want to empower and evangelize a new ecosystem of creativity," Pilipski says.
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ProductionPro pulls scripts, research, designs, and continuity together to empower creative decision-making.
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To empower other curvy girls to embrace their inner confidence and self-respect.
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How can we empower teams to sell tickets on many, many different channels?
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Sawyer also hopes to empower grassroots organizations who are working to find solutions.
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Empower continues to provide educational resources around emergency savings, according to a spokesman.
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But changing your language to recognize that you're in charge can empower you.
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Amazon said that it's an extension of their work to "empower" existing employees.
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At the end of the day, empower her to have faith in herself.
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Wojcicki's response focused on how to empower the next generation of young women.
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So how do we empower trans people to expand their turfs in nightlife?
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"There's an urgent need to empower refugee girls socially and economically," Odong said.
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Economists are up to the task if the commission will only empower them.
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Prediction No. 1: America will empower an orange being in November of 2016.
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"We empower communities to take charge of their own sanitation needs," explains Allgood.
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Overall, Lowes seeks to inspire and empower mothers and parents with Katie's Crib.
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The mission is to empower children and allow survivors to pay it forward.
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She co-founded Gucci's Chime for Change campaign, which aims to empower women.
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MANA's mission is to empower Latinas through leadership development, community service and advocacy.
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"If you want to empower the Cuban people, lift the blockade," Rodriguez said.
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That's why MeetYourDA wants to empower local communities to hold their DAs accountable.
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Coates instills the fear not to tame his son but to empower him.
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Vote for me, buy our napkins, empower women by working for our rapacious
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But they all exist to empower a coequal branch of our democratic government.
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This could be a tool to empower shareholders: a mandatory vote on diversity.
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This is an opportunity to continue to empower girls to be just that.
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In 2015, we launched The Ultraviolet Edge, our global initiative to empower women.
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Stickland, a member of the Freedom Caucus, is generously supported by Empower Texans.
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And when we know, one day, that data will empower the human being.
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Just consider Dove's authentic commitment to its "Real Beauty" campaign to empower women.
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Allow us to empower you to have the courage to pivot and confront.
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If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else.
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These public-private partnerships empower public officials to manage projects with greater control.
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When given the choice, voters consistently choose to support and empower working people.
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"I absolutely want to empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders," Grenell said.
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We need to empower individuals, families, and small businesses – not the federal government.
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" He added: "I absolutely want to empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders.
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They were romanticizing women and trying to make women powerful and empower them.
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Earlier this month, the ultimate anthem designed to motivate and empower women dropped.
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How do we empower elementary school girls to embrace an interest in STEM?
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That's why Dejbox wants to empower its delivery staff as much as possible.
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It's how well you serve on a team and how you empower others.
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That's part of why Zayner wants to empower people to experiment on themselves.
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The goal was to give a voice to the kids and empower them.
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Or empower the Sparrows (now the Faith Militant) to simply arrest your enemies.
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Medicare for All would empower the government to negotiate all prescription drug prices.
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"I absolutely want to empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders," Grenell said.
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Like VICE Impact, they want to empower people to make their own change.
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Without female superheroes, girls wouldn't be encouraged to empower themselves or fellow women.
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We should empower those with different ideologies to be able to express themselves.
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In his email, Mr. Gangeskar said he had started Nurx to empower patients.
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Ms. Khleif works at a refugee school and to empower other female survivors.
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But convincing a majority of men to empower women was a tall order.
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In one of your letters you wonder how your people can "empower" mine.
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Op-Ed Contributor For only $100, you can empower a woman in India.
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Most employees appreciate when leaders trust and empower them to do their work.
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She likes Georgetown's effort to empower students in its own efforts to innovate.
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The company wants to empower designers and turn them into user-testing experts.
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Both obviously missed the description of what it is to empower a woman.
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Platforms built to empower the masses were rewarding extremists and attention seekers instead.
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Upon reclaiming his life, committed himself to empower others to do the same.
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" He said their policies are "cruel and evil" because they "empower criminal organizations.
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We can actually empower workers and lift wages without further polarizing this country.
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Instead, Mr. Timbers said, the department was considering other measures to empower inspectors.
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We should empower children and show them how to report to trusted authorities.
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Reforms to K-12 education that empower parents above bureaucracies are long overdue.
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"We're trying to empower teams to operate like autonomous car fleets," Enam said.
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Such a commanding win would empower him to deliver Brexit on Jan. 296.819.
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Indeed, your why will empower you to endure any how, as Frankl explained.
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Ultimately, Bazzy says she just wants to empower women to achieve their potential.
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Trump has to delegate less to the generals and empower Tillerson's diplomats more.
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What we need is, we can empower the pharmaceuticals and make more money.
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He's on a mission to empower her to believe she can accomplish anything.
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Watch the episode of Broken that most resonates and empower yourself with knowledge.
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Third, he urges Mr. McConnell to empower other Republican senators with leadership responsibilities.
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Some more experienced lawmakers fear they could divide the party and empower Republicans.
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Term limits are also a great way to empower special interests and lobbyists.
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Wealth, freedom, and education empower men and women to be who they are.
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Comics Empower has created its own in-house audio adaptations of comic books.
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She never left, eventually founding an academy to empower young people, called SHINE.
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Measures like the Oregon bill could empower more people to take similar actions.
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Extremist American voices like Trump's, Rafi says, empower extremist voices throughout the Islamic world.
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Businesses that recognize and empower women will perform better than those those that don't.
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We have to uplift and empower each other, and that's what this show does.
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Reese Witherspoon and Elizabeth Arden are teaming up again to empower women through beauty.
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Universities must evolve to better empower students to succeed once they're in the workforce.
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Now they want to empower those very same influencers to build their own brands.
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I wanted to use the shape of the bottle to represent and empower women.
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Trump won widespread support from law enforcement with campaign trail pledges to empower police.
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Vouchers are intended to empower families that can't afford the tuition of private schools.
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This is not meant to bother other people; it is meant to empower people.
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I also empower people, I'm a good communicator, and I think I understand banking.
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It will empower what Hollywood has always been best at: "the telling of stories".
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And what we need is, we can empower the pharmaceuticals and make more money.
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Machines can't do this for us; we must empower people to make these decisions.
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Many of those movies used the titillation of sexual violence to empower their characters.
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A global hotel chain is now using TRICK to train and empower their employees.
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I want to empower women by inspiring them to love themselves through my message.
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The award's mission to empower and inspire and support young people is so powerful.
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We can absolutely empower ourselves and look for ways to grow on the job.
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Empower our children without fear… We need to talk about it all the time.
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" She added that she aims to empower women through her clothing: "I'm a woman.
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Ridesharing has already begun to empower many people to live without owning a car.
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As women, we need to first and foremost come together and empower each other.
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"I called it Empower Cocktails because I want women to be celebrated and empowered."
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"We want to look for partners and empower them to be powerful," he said.
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The Online Civil Courage Initiative aims to empower users to effectively fight extremist views.
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And Herbert wanted to empower children — and adults — to be part of the solution.
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He says WHOOP's goal is to empower athletes and help them understand their bodies.
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ND: We definitely want to use tech to empower [shoppers] instead of control them.
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We need to empower young people to not be afraid to ask for help.
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The bottom line: At the least, more pricing information could help empower future policymakers.
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Aly Raisman is using her platform as an Olympian to empower herself and others.
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So why would Skydance voluntarily empower someone with Lasseter's "pattern of misconduct," she wonders.
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"With gender, it's separated in a way that doesn't empower anyone," Van Ness says.
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You may have actually heard of Empower before — it's the Women's March's youth organization.
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However, Empower says if you're an adult, there are a few ways to participate.
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This will just empower him to be as ruthless and as vengeful as ever.
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"I love makeup's power to transform and empower," the American Idol judge tells PeopleStyle.
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The mission of the Hispanic Federation is to empower and advance the Hispanic community.
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To falter here is to empower the extremists and put our safety at risk.
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"Our mission as a company is to empower everyone to create music," Lamb said.
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The study intends to empower those in Flint with information about their water supply.
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And we want to empower patients to create the solutions they need the most.
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Kim/Emily aren't posting these photos to 'empower' women in the cause of feminism.
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The state has resisted multiple calls to change the system and empower the jury.
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And merely mandating a quota for women doesn't reduce agency costs or empower women.
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We empower musicians to become their own record label with just a few clicks.
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That's the spirit that Rivero, whose motto is "one of one," wants to empower.
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"I absolutely want to empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders," Grenell told Breitbart.
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A new Senate bill aims to empower the Defense Department's cyber warfare efforts. Sen.
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When congressional Republicans like Ted Cruz denounce the I.R.S., they empower corporate tax cheats.
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Mentally strong parents empower kids to make appropriate choices while maintaining a clear hierarchy.
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It can generate trust where there is none, empower citizens and bypass central authorities.
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Its Empower Youth Program equips young people and adults to recognize issues of exploitation.
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Buck and I believe dance is a tool to educate, a tool to empower.
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But as a (pro-Trump) friend wrote me the other day, 'presidents empower cultures.
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Pandering politicians who wrote the restrictive bail laws that empower them to do it.
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The question is whether they'll actually take advantage of that opportunity to empower workers.
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All of this points to a need to empower cities to enforce the law.
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They were designed to teach hearing people ASL — and to empower the Deaf community.
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Education Savings Accounts can empower parents and help change the rules of the game.
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It made me mentally stronger, more efficient, and able to really empower my team.
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Instead, empower women to participate in whatever agency best aligns with their service interest.
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In doing so, Rodriguez hopes to empower those who feel underrepresented in media coverage.
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That gave the president ultimate authority to assign flag ranks and empower allied officers.
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I always start with expanding education choice — charters and voucher programs to empower parents.
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Technology can circumvent traditional processes and empower individuals through networks, information and digital trade.
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Her goal: empower female leaders to spread their message of positive change using technology.
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The Bright Sky app will help Hestia empower more people and change more lives.
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Has your music empowered you as much as you'd like to empower other people?
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It's a sexual thing that you're doing on a stage; it doesn't empower you.
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"This is a new day, a new approach to empower states," Ms. Verma said.
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But it is unconscionable for politicians to continue to empower killers at this scale.
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So I have to empower these people but we monitor their performance every year.
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It does not empower you to move an unlocked locker's contents into the open.
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I believe that someone should empower this young woman to attend the wedding, instead.
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We can inform and empower them to be meaningful participants in the weeks ahead.
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Segregation stinks, but integration is hollow when it does not empower the intended recipients.
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To empower this vital community, new employment opportunities and relocation compensation should be offered.
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Let's empower — not sideline — Puerto Ricans in the recovery and rebuilding of their island.
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We empower them when we listen to them or when we give them credence.
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A global phenomenon As word of the "empower coats" grew, so did global demand.
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LA Collab will help "empower the next generation of Latinx creatives," the mayor says.
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Time's Up has taken a major step to empower workers in the film industry.
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Instead, you try to empower local people to build from existing materials, techniques, traditions.
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Peasants sought to empower themselves by struggling for emancipation from manorial burdens or serfdom.
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"We must invest in and empower the next generation of creatives, designers and leaders."
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Serena Williams has created a fearless new fashion line designed to empower all women.
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Moreover, it belies American society's willingness and capacity to assimilate and empower the immigrant.
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Once you empower yourself to say no, you'll realize what's most important to you.
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Also, supervisors who empower are seen as more influential and inspiring by their subordinates.
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Ironically, regulators are so busy "protecting" investors that they fail to actually empower them.
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Here are five: Empower and elevate women, and ensure you surround yourself with them.
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Second, the new strategy seeks to empower the Afghan government and the Afghan people.
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"We need to re-empower the American people and America's small businesses," Johnson said.
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I believe we are morally obligated to educate, engage and empower the entire electorate.
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So far, the last thing the Trump administration has done is empower regular Iranians.
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He, too, says that making a cash payment will support and empower risk-taking.
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A desire to "empower consumers" has been a theme of his work in Washington.
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But the country is making slow progress in its efforts to empower whistle-blowers.
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"Having a coach is really helping to empower the parents to be more effective."
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But he clearly believes in many of the same ideas that empower hate groups.
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Most of the pressure that we put on them is to empower users, right?
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And one of the best ways to empower users is to let them go.
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They empower the people who work for them with the confidence they have in them.
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However, Mr Morales's other policies suggest he hopes to kneecap the judiciary, not empower it.
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"Current antitrust laws empower federal regulators to break up mergers that reduce competition," Warren wrote.
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"We hope to empower people with our design, and challenge the traditional stereotypes of lingerie."
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In observance, we have an opportunity to turn inward, and empower and cherish one another.
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I water them with love daily and empower them to grow to their fullest potential.
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Politicians balkanizing the nation in order to empower themselves and their party and so forth.
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"I regard letters not for style but for the way they empower humanity," he says.
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CRUZ: The answer is, empower you, give you choices, lower prices, lower premiums, lower deductibles.
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Together we make black girl magic to empower women to be strong, fearless and unstoppable.
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Law enforcement officials have largely been supportive of Trump and his pledges to empower police.
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What would that do to an economy and how would that empower the Federal government?
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Green hoped to empower Black families to travel safely on their own, without White assistance.
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Goal 5 seeks to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls by 2030.
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EU. It aims to ditch May, empower the grassroots and shift the party's political stance.
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In fact, you can start very small, like choosing to empower a girl you know.
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We need to empower individuals to express themselves with clarity in the Internet of Emotions.
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Music empowers people, comics can empower people, and they really allow for a creative escape.
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Hobbes believed that the only way to control corporations was to empower the artificial state.
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Sinno said the video was a celebration of Muslim women's ability to empower each other.
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They've taken midwestern tours, and launched VC funds specifically to empower non-coastal tech communities.
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Use your voice to vote, raise your hand to help others, and empower the future.
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But to reach out and empower the best -- as George W. Bush did with Gens.
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They would empower and encourage Clinton's worst instincts, while restraining any Republican's—including Donald Trump.
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Over the past decade, older voters have consistently moved to empower the Republican Party's officeholders.
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But eventually, stoking sectarianism will only empower extremists and further destabilize an already explosive region.
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How do you empower yourself whether your swimsuit shopping or just going about your day?
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We want to help empower young women to be confident in themselves and their bodies.
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This can be achieved with tax, economic and educational policies that empower the working class.
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Leyva's legislation, should it pass, could help protect and empower survivors of harassment and assault.
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The bill, called the EMPOWER ACT, would outlaw that practice in claims of workplace harassment.
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However, there are hardly any apps that empower the woman to report cases of abuse.
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But the administration argues forcing companies to disclose the negotiated rates would instead empower patients.
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"The hair-care products became a means to an end to empower women," Bundles says.
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Friends and community members shared their health care story to empower the people around them.
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You could really feel the community behind Sports Illustrated that helped us empower one another.
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Abolishing DACA would empower people who think immigrants and people of color aren't really Americans.
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We want to drive change through our practice and empower others to do the same.
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Now, by focusing on engineers with his newest hack, he's working to empower them, too.
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She was being named one of the charity's "2019 Empower Players" for her activism work.
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Thank you for supporting our mission to empower service-disabled veterans, military spouses, and caregivers.
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Technologies largely thought to universally empower the "voiceless" are still subject to disempowering structural inequalities.
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"The aim of our work is to empower these children through education," said CHETNA's Gupta.
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Trump's orders to deter sanctuary cities, prioritize deportations and empower local officials are proceeding apace.
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Agilis monetizes customer assets to empower them with simple and fast access to convenient financing.
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"Now, it's about what you empower your team to achieve under your leadership," Augustine says.
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A simple Facebook feature could empower users to more easily moderate their posts: disabling comments.
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Empower yourself to treat your partners with respect—break the cycle of ghosting or shaming.
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Ultimately, CTI helps the girls build the necessary skills to empower them financially and socially.
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I want to empower all moms-to-be and encourage them to speak up. #DontSufferInSilence!
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They aren't doing it because they decided, all of a sudden, they should empower girls.
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Reese Witherspoon is on a mission to empower women within Hollywood — and outside of it.
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Empower them to help us make better decisions for our future, here in the present.
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Our mandate is to protect and empower the women, children, and elderly—the most vulnerable.
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They'll work with more freelancers, invest in reskilling and empower their teams to work remotely.
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Nashira was set up to empower these women, allowing them to take back the reins.
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In so doing, we can empower agricultural producers, benefit economies, and improve global food security.
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"Marie Claire shares her story because she hopes it will empower other girls," it reads.
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The "Empower Shack" scheme will rebuild 72 homes in Khayelitsha township on city-owned land.
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But it flags poor progress on implementing commitments to empower consumers and the research community.
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They also empower state institutions and civil society to undertake systemic reforms and tackle corruption.
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Third, MSI faculty members work together to co-construct classes and curriculums that empower students.
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"I believe these policies empower people to be successful," Nicholson said of his new party.
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The United States wants to empower Abadi in the wake of the defeat of ISIS.
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The women were taught that the society would empower and strengthen them, the complaint said.
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The VA requires bold and innovative initiatives that empower local leadership and hold it accountable.
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We can empower ourselves and others through thoughtful career planning, or strategizing a geographic move.
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Setting and working toward a goal will empower small business owners to achieve their potential.
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Hopper told The Associated Press that having more female leadership will help "empower" young women.
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In addition, we must continue to empower diverse grass-roots Democrats at the leadership table.
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Fourth, Congress should empower OGE to investigate allegations of ethics violations by high-ranking employees.
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This eventually led to the successful 1967 referendum to empower the Commonwealth in Aboriginal affairs.
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We need better leaders, and a better strategy to engage and empower the progressive base.
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"She's lining up her ducks to empower her chair members," said the former Democratic aide.
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We can look to Kansas for a preview of how these reforms will empower Nebraskans.
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They also know that new attacks empower the radical right in a vicious feedback loop.
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The women were taught that the society would empower and strengthen them, according to prosecutors.
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But don't empower your anxiety by ghosting from an event or halting your day entirely.
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However, it remains an open question whether Kelly will empower Liddell to play that role.
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It can be used to enlighten and empower, as well as to trick and mislead.
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Empower Me officially became available to the public in November through the company's Indiegogo campaign.
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Instead it was a budgetary actionthat could empower Congress to gut Obamacare with minimal resistance.
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A victory for the white race in Charlottesville or Warsaw could empower white supremacists everywhere.
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It's sports that can give you even more strength and empower you to rise above.
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For example, it can empower a governor or other state officials to declare a quarantine.
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"We're trying to empower people to be that immediate responder and take action," she said.
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Our responsibility is to empower people to progress in their lives through learning more effectively.
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"The dead are the ultimate proletariat, and our party aims to empower them," Evstropov said.
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And we shouldn't forget changes that will empower all of us to utilize software faster.
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There, misogyny can function as a pep talk that helps empower men who feel disempowered.
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Each of these programs is another critical component to empower people and revitalize struggling communities.
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Some empower the Fed, others limit its autonomy, and some, like Dodd-Frank, do both.
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They empower and embolden those who feel that their racist agendas are not being heard.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) also shared his list of priorities to help empower tribal nations.
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What else is coming up next as far as continuing to empower the producer community?
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This knowledge can empower parents to make decisions about how to best plan their families.
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We must instead empower at the local level and lead in constructive and tangible ways.
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When Trump became President, many worried about how much he would empower the extreme right.
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And that could empower abusers and predators even further, they add, making everyone less safe.
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Let it fill your galentine with a productive fire and empower her with new knowledge.
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We've designed our new product line to empower the Tile community to find literally anything.
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"Our focus is to empower celebrities and create these loving, encouraging communities," Mr. Shapira said.
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And by needlessly provoking him and humiliating him, we empower far worse possibilities in Russia.
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But it would empower Cubans as they contemplate the future they want for their country.
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States would have to explicitly pass legislation to empower insurers to enter into these agreements.
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They're willing to be a little more open, willing to empower the policy research community.
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You create pieces that intentionally empower women and you did it before it was cool.
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The makeup company donates $10 of every lipstick purchase to its programs to empower women.
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I empower parents to know that they control access and should always exert that control.
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ET on CBS, playing at Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, Colorado Dallas Cowboys vs.
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To make well-informed decisions, we need to empower the real consumers of higher education.
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For example, Congress can create a Federal Reserve and empower it to set interest rates.
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It wants to build a strong foundation to empower content creators for decades to come.
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They also empower state institutions and civil society to undertake systemic reforms and tackle corruption.
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Through shared decision-making and co-ownership, housing co-operatives empower disadvantaged and underprivileged groups.
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Offer to stop; redirect; empower — all are tips for interviewing people displaying signs of trauma.
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These actions will empower historically disadvantaged groups and encourage new entrants into the broadcast industry.
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"I find that when you can empower kids, they want to help out," she said.
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Moreover, trade, tourism, travel and investment empower a business community and an independent middle class.
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Sisi has cut government expenditures but failed to empower the private sector to create jobs.
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For the millionth time, a voluntary deal cannot hamstring anyone, nor can it empower anyone.
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She uses her abilities to seek justice and empower the disempowered—like every witch should.
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Moreover, we empower the Federal Trade Commission to ensure that consumers and competition are protected.
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In this case, it can empower the folks who plan and manage bike sharing systems.
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This information is going to empower all kinds of tools and avenues for pollution reduction.
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"By choosing to organize an event with WM Youth Empower, you are committing to acting nonviolently, working to de-escalate confrontations with others, and following the instructions of authorized event marshals," Empower says on their Action Network page, where students can register their walkout.
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Its also pretty nauseating to work for someone who'd empower a smear campaign by fascists #cybernazis .
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"Before we had electricity, it was difficult to empower the people in this community," says Ndapangadung.
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The second season of Jessica Jones is aiming to empower women both on- and off-screen.
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Working within the accepted rules of the system might empower a threat to the system itself.
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His aim was to use stories and technology to empower the girls to become change-makers.
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Far from it – AI can actually empower us to act ethically, improving and even saving lives.
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So we try to work towards how can we empower the users ... ... to make the selections.
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And in many ways that means empower our moderators and making sure they're having good experiences.
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Oh wait... Kim/Emily aren't posting these photos to 'empower' women in the cause of feminism.
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Men can't just say, 'Let's empower women,' they have got to be part of that solution.
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It also helped crystallize that Patreon's role was to help empower that communication without overdetermining it.
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So, if your goal is to empower lobbyists and bureaucrats, term limits is a great plan.
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Apps like Mint, Clarity Money or Empower can sort your purchases over the last several months.
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He applied and won a contest with an idea to empower women to use the internet.
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" The goal was to "always enhance and empower the amazing personality and shape that she has.
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Agreeing to such a condition would undermine the very Kabul government the US seeks to empower.
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"Our veterans program is about how many vets we can empower to find employment," Groberg said.
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Groups like Empower DC and ONE DC lead these campaigns, which require long-term relationship building.
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"My only goal on this planet is to empower women through art and dialogue," she said.
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Daniel Theobald founded Vecna Technologies in 1999 with the mission to empower humanity through transformative technologies.
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Both activities can empower, but only one is accessible to the majority of the American population.
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Empower your customers to engage with you in multi-directional data exchange that creates shared value.
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Does he believe the Constitution would empower him, as commander in chief, to override those limits?
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Hip-hop has always been a way to empower oppressed people to tell their own narratives.
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Jacqueline now serves as a peer educator for the program, helping to empower girls like her.
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Introverts bring to the table a thoughtful presence and empower the workplace in a quieter way.
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"I absolutely want to empower other conservatives throughout Europe, other leaders," Grenell told Breitbart's Chris Tomlinson.
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Moreover, there are plenty of ways to "empower" European right-wingers without formally endorsing their candidates.
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Government, donors, civil society and the private sector should also scale interventions that empower women economically.
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But the protests could also further empower hardliners if perceived as part of a foreign intervention.
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Bc he loved it so much and saw it as a powerful tool to empower women.
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Amazon's strategy for Alexa reveals a fundamental philosophy: speak softly and empower everyone to just ship.
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You can learn more about how both organizations are trying to empower girls with mobile technology.
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The county's Digital India program aims to digitally empower citizens and provide broadband in remote areas.
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Because of machine learning's widespread applications, there exists a plethora of tools that empower its implementation.
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For 12 years, they've been working with 20 municipalities within Choco to educate and empower women.
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"Our heart is to empower teachers and educators to teach more and manage less," says White.
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My main goal was to just empower women and let men know that there are boundaries.
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When Tiffany Hall conducts tastings for her Empower Cocktails Cosmopolitans she's often asked the same question.
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Since then he's built an empire that he hopes will enrich and empower the entire continent.
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Upton, 27, launched the social media campaign on Thursday to help spread positivity and empower others.
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But you can empower these girls by helping them receive an education in a safe environment.
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But maybe we could better empower those individuals, particularly those drawn from the senior careerist ranks.
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JL: I think when Y Combinator started, our goal in many ways was to empower founders.
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The walkout is being organized by Youth Empower, a division of the national Women's March group.
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In 2013, she helped launch Gucci's Chime for Change, a campaign intended to empower young women.
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French startup Stonly wants to empower users so that they can solve their issues by themselves.
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For these people, using bitcoin is a way to disempower central banks—and empower the individual.
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I think it's important to continue creating spaces that can empower marginalized groups to thrive professionally.
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"He will continue to elevate and empower women to top posts in his administration," Walters said.
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We hope to elevate more diverse voices and empower others with tools to create and share.
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It's why Cooper Tires is passionate about helping educate and empower car owners across the country.
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The only way we can do it is to empower the service companies, the logistics companies.
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But that may change if he continues to empower the elites he promised to rein in.
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The presenters said that's the main reason Empower started its own place: the Can Do Bar.
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Now, he offers self-help seminars and martial arts classes to help empower his devoted followers.
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I was in shock myself...So let's take what he said and empower ourselves with it.
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On the developer community, we're asking ourselves: How can we empower the next generation of developers?
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As with Beyoncé's work, Senbanjo aims to empower black artists and push boundaries through artistic reinvention.
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Fantasmo wants to empower property owners to oversee that data and decide what happens to it.
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We're in business to help people achieve their objectives, to empower them to do great things.
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It is to take the necessary precautions beforehand and empower yourself and them should something happen.
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" She added: "My only goal on this planet is to empower women through art and dialogue.
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Companies need to take similar action to empower innovators to take risks on women-led startups.
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The letter warned that Trump's rhetoric would empower white supremacists and could eventually lead to violence.
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Rinna is also trying to help empower her daughters, who are both in the modeling industry.
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Supporters say these changes empower voters and encourage candidates to compete for broader swaths of support.
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Johnson argues he's trying to empower voters, not Trump, by pushing the court decision to 2017.
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In the interview, Grenell criticized the German government and said he wants to "empower" European conservatives.
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We believe a political solution that will protect and empower all Yemeni people is within reach.
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"Physical experience can empower us like nothing else," Jill Sigman, the teacher, said the other day.
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The overall goal for all three is the same — empower women with knowledge about their fertility.
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Increases in compute power empower artificial intelligence, smart sensors and edge computing for the first time.
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It would also empower disability applicants by cutting the SSA out of the representative/client relationship.
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Grenell said in the interview that he wants to empower conservatives and other leaders throughout Europe.
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It will empower the most radical voices in each party by making general elections less competitive.
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The lesson of history is that extremists on one side invariably empower extremists on the other.
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In the process, you'll not only empower but also increase the overall productivity of the team.
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One thing the matching fund scheme will do is empower the more polarizing and partisan candidates.
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These accounts should be expanded beyond their current scope to provide maximum flexibility and empower parents.
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Now the question is whether he will empower Rouhani and the parliament to enact serious reforms.
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The Obama Administration responded with the U.S. Global Strategy to Empower Adolescent Girls late in 2016.
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Today, I'm releasing my industrial plan to re-empower workers and revive the American middle-class.
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First, is the potential to empower citizens, allowing access to unparalleled services provided by local government.
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Erdogan has politically maneuvered domestic laws and policies to empower his position and expand presidential powers.
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And then it needs to empower someone to hold the company accountable when it makes mistakes.
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Activists need to be vigilant as they organize, educate, and empower communities to oppose the ban.
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"We believe technology should empower the human experience, not overtake it," says We:eX cofounder Ben Moir.
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Some organizations get this and are fully driving to build and empower a diverse employee base.
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If we use that opportunity in order to empower each other it's a really valuable thing.
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In that spirit, he believes lending circles can empower larger communities, including those outside their groups.
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As Secretary of State, she pioneered the Global Entrepreneurship Program to empower entrepreneurs across the globe.
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His policy prescriptions, which seek to empower working class Americans over America's aristocracy, make them nauseous.
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States have begun to take steps to empower citizens by making voting easier and more inclusive.
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At Knix, we want to empower all women, no matter their age, to be unapologetically themselves.
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It empowers women in nudity, which is the most simple and beautiful way to empower women.
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In short, grants strengthen and empower the poor, making them much more economically and socially productive.
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And proponents argue that these devices could also help empower communities neglected by existing monitor technology.
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It does not empower the poor, it makes all but those who are in power poor.
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We want to empower that girl to understand that you are the owner of your body.
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"This is a moment where we need to empower and encourage our nation's innovators," he said.
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Our festival offers an unparalleled experience designed specifically to promote and empower the future of film.
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"We have to bid adieu to prejudices and empower all citizens," Chief Justice Dipak Misra said.
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Social media tends to empower the loudest and most extreme voices over the more sensible ones.
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A new institute in Berlin aims to empower Roma people by showcasing their arts and culture.
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We hope to empower young athletes in a world they left us all to help shape.
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The deal Mr. Putin seeks in Syria would empower America's adversaries far more than America's friends.
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I wanted to empower those families who had been cut out of the modern banking economy.
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"The most important work of my life has been to support and empower women," Clinton wrote.
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We should be doing everything we can to empower our youth to succeed and to thrive.
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The general used the same strategy to empower a network of proxy shi'a militias in Iraq.
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But beyond their masterly construction, these small sculptures are created to empower and invigorate the wearer.
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Instead, focus on the priorities that will empower your team to be productive in any environment.
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You hired this team for a reason, and now it's time to empower them to succeed.
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" She added: "We said no — we have to create a sustainable structure that would empower them.
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It is about having the ability to relate to and connect with people to empower them.
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And while focusing on all these things, I hope to empower others to do the same.
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Maybe you and three of your friends all think it's important to empower immigrants of color.
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It is an important message about female education and the ability of books to empower lives.
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His proposal to lower soaring drug costs would empower the government to directly negotiate pharmaceutical prices.
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Cooper devised a strategy: They would present their efforts as simply an attempt to empower women.
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The initiative aims to empower children to learn about their character, confidence, creativity, and well-being.
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The order to be signed by Mr. Trump would empower the Education Department in such actions.
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They give tangible value to ideas and empower people to earn a livelihood from their creativity.
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We need to empower law enforcement to patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods before they become radicalized.
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Term limits are the surest way to weaken the legislative branch and empower the executive branch.
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The conversations are designed to empower them to be kinder and more empathetic toward one another.
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The EMPOWER Act would ban companies from making prospective employees sign NDAs when they're hired on.
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Even further, it would empower the FBI to make software updates stamped with Apple's digital signature.
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Wells has now created a selection of workout programmes to help women empower themselves through fitness.
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One-fifth of the proceeds will go to nonprofits that empower young women and support gender equality.
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But the party hasn't been able to empower its voters to do anything about the problem themselves.
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"They empower him with affirming words, they tell him he is strong, brave and courageous," Allison said.
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She's SIXTEEN and already using her emerging platform to empower young people and women around the world.
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Many companies approach the day as an opportunity not to empower women but to make a profit.
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"My mission is to empower girls and boys to build their confidence for themselves," Ufele told Mashable.
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Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, hopes the HBO film will empower young women.
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Oz often touts alternative medicines and beliefs as ways to empower his viewers and give them hope.
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Just concluded two productive days of Hill meetings focused on policy initiatives to empower American working families!
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In his role, Flambo will serve and empower someone in need and give autonomy and reassurance. pic.twitter.
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Did he "empower other managers to engage in sexual conduct in the workplace," as the lawsuit alleges?
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But he said it also fuels concerns that he is using the military to empower his party.
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She founded the Special Olympics games in the late 1960s to help empower people with intellectual disabilities.
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"I have strived to empower women and girls throughout my entire career," Carlson said in a statement.
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We all have privilege and we all have the opportunity to exercise it, to empower other people.
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That has been the aim of the Fight for $15, a grassroots movement to empower service workers.
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This is the only way to empower users to decide what collection is legitimate and what isn't.
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Cardi B clapped back against accusations that her "Twerk" video doesn't empower women in the #MeToo era.
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Employers need to actively promote training programs that empower employees to work more effectively with new tech.
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Senior leadership teams must empower these experts while staying engaged on best practices and the latest threats.
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Campaigners want Nepal to amend its legislation to empower the commissions to refer prosecutions to the courts.
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Founded by Polly Rodriguez of Women of SexTech, Unbound aims to empower women to own their sexuality.
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He can relate to shy children Escueta's desire to empower children stems from his own childhood pain.
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There appears to be a solution to deal with this massive human shortfall and empower SOC teams.
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"For me, it's really important to empower these nurses because they're on the front lines," Menounos says.
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Dubbed Movesense, it is designed to empower the next generation of fitness tracker creators to get started.
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Our goal is to share content and resources to empower women to be leaders around the world.
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"I have strived to empower women and girls throughout my entire career," she said in the statement.
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Looker appears to be trying to empower workers to make it simpler to work with the data.
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One outcome is the rise of analytics platforms that empower people to become their own data scientists.
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Using AI to empower an organization and boost efficiency is another area that start-up's like Noodle.
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The publisher is al-Qaeda, which seems fed up with the way other jihadists empower their women.
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And Morris wasn't the only breastfeeding mom being barred from a conference meant to empower working women.
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As we grow into adulthood, we face economic violence from systems set up to empower straight men.
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As a self-made poet, Woods' lyrics incorporate and empower black culture at every turn and transition.
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The question is how do we empower people to help themselves when they have no other option?
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For one, they are supposed to empower the individual to take charge of their own healthcare decisions.
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It's his most natural instincts that empower Elio to see a fruit and imbue it with lust.
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She and her colleagues belong to Empower, a sex-workers' rights organization with an estimated 50,000 members.
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"We created Monogram to empower women to use their voice and lead with their personality," Mayock noted.
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It does not empower consumers to make informed choices; it removes the ability to make informed choices.
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We will consider eliminating regulatory barriers to empower consumers to value low cost and transformative energy solutions.
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Russia is continuing to empower Assad by blocking diplomatic moves to hold Syria accountable for its actions.
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While Embree fears her dismissal may have a chilling effect, she also believes it will empower others.
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Choucair believes his landmark project can stimulate the wider economy, attract further investment, and empower the workforce.
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A lot of it is trying to empower folks in my community to make their voices heard.
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Democrats are in a tricky spot, however, because removing Comey would empower Trump to pick a replacement.
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Messer was freshman class president and has pushed for rules changes to empower rank-and-file members.
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Empower people to make small changes in their life that can make big changes in their environment.
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The hierarchy has been built up to empower the flow of information up and down the organization.
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Much of mainstream feminist discourse likewise focuses on how best to empower yourself via money and work.
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Both Pretty Little Liars and Beyoncé empower women — yet you'll never hear Queen Bey's music on PLL.
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McIntosh does not recognize congressional authority to empower private parties to challenge all types of executive overreach.
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We have to unite, so our work is more visible to empower women, to give women autonomy.
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The decision is a major change to our labor laws, one that will empower American public employees.
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This will empower you to release your baggage as you refocus your energy toward a brighter future.
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That individual will either empower voters or disenfranchise them, protect their right to vote or undermine it.
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Early screening and evidence-based curriculum will empower children with dyslexia to achieve their God given potential.
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For short-term gains, they might empower a president who is generally antithetical to the party's values.
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Such actions will empower the LGBT community and as a result, the Mexican community as a whole.
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"To forgive and forget when it comes to Putin, regarding cyberattacks, is to empower Putin," Graham said.
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The Breitbart headline said that his role in Germany was to "empower" the European far right's leaders.
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CAP gives Ivanka's work on entrepreneurship, her most vocal effort to empower women, a D- letter grade.
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Nadella talked about brain technologies as an example of how Microsoft could empower different groups of people.
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"I wanted to empower women to stand up for themselves no matter where they lived," he writes.
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Americans flat-out oppose these efforts to empower a class of mega political donors in our democracy.
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So let's continue to empower those who can defend our children and are licensed to do so.
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The Trump administration should do everything it can to restore the Foreign Service and empower our diplomats.
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But Beaumont wasn't writing "Beauty and the Beast" to empower girls as we understand the concept today.
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"This initiative aims to empower the Oakland community by restoring their relationship to nature," the resolution says.
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I think what's gonna be interesting and what I'm hopeful about is continuing to empower voter turnout.
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After Chavez became president in 1999, he sought to empower "invisible" Venezuelans who couldn't access basic services.
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And how do we continue to bridge that gap and support all oppressed people and empower them?
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Different things empower different women and its not your place to tell her which one it is.
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They empower them to use force and to galvanize their people through the creation of a scapegoat.
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Six years after he began using Empower Me, Jack's favorite activity is still watching videos on Youtube.
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The women at Can Do Bar are hopeful, said Ping Pong, a founder member of Empower Foundation.
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How to generate solutions for local educators and business leaders to empower the next generations of workers.
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When women empower each other instead of tear each other down, we can fucking change the world.
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She has jotted down notes in hopes of publishing a children's book that could empower young women.
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But many Pakistanis are still deeply suspicious of Ms. Yousafzai's mission to educate girls and empower women.
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Smart public policy can empower farmers to be a critical part of the solution to global warming.
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He has indeed worked to empower women — he was an author of the Violence Against Women Act.
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Our nation's founders saw fit to empower Congress with an extraordinary remedy to address extraordinary executive misconduct.
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Mr. Dorsey was optimistic about how social media platforms would empower the oppressed and challenge authoritarian regimes.
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She cited the episode on social media over the years, as evidence that women must empower themselves.
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These provisions are designed to empower the courts to ensure the fair and effective administration of justice.
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These provisions are designed to empower the courts to ensure the fair and effective administration of justice.
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Its mission is to empower Nepal's most vulnerable children by providing quality education and a safe environment.
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When you educate people, you hopefully empower them and show them that they can have promising futures.
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Each organization that is selected will receive a $25,000 grant to continue its work to empower women.
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By all means, let's empower teachers to confront harassment and refer troubled teenagers to mental health professionals.
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I then asked that my story with this line be about a positive message to empower others.
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The GOP wants to empower people to plant trees to mop carbon out of the atmosphere, too.
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But unlike Ainge, he has failed to empower a coach and, by extension, install a foundational culture.
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If we really want to do something, let's pass laws that would empower people to save lives.
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They claim the measure will serve to empower the NSA just months after its authority was curbed.
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Trump World has a blunt message for the president: empower your staff or hire a new one.
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Finally, there's no better way to empower women and change the social dynamic than to educate girls.
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Mr. Villena said the president might live to regret having failed to groom and empower possible successors.
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The trade show's squeamishness unfairly punished women innovators who aimed to empower rather than objectify women's sexuality.
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To this end, we have both worked to empower black Americans to achieve personal and professional success.
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"I hope I empower women by being both a prime minister and a mother," said Jacinda Ardern.
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We need to empower leaders to govern effectively and transparently while encouraging participatory elections and economic reforms.
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It would empower an authoritarian president bent on imposing his will on the nation and the judiciary.
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This type of content does not enable or empower speech and has no place on our service.
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That's led many to call for regulators or lawmakers to find a way to empower those workers.
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To better predict future human behavior is to empower law enforcement proactively to prevent more senseless tragedies.
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This prompted the Mexican president to further empower the country's National Guard and immigration service in June.
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It has been Ryan's passion since he worked for Jack Kemp at Empower America in the 1990s.
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Schramm said a human right to land could have helped empower those communities to fight the deal.
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He now makes a nationalistic argument on behalf of Facebook: Empower us, or cede ground to China.
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"But the other features are much more aligned with Microsoft's mission to empower employees to be productive."
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And they've asked us for a proposal to do capacity building and to empower their trade regulators.
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One recent example is the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which is designed to empower job creators.
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People who care about public health ought to pressure Mr. Trump not to empower this antiscience movement.
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Education savings accounts would empower parents to tailor the education of their children to their particular needs.
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We can lift up frontline communities, empower workers, and tackle climate change -- all at the same time.
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Treasure & Bond donates 2.5% of net sales to programs that empower youth through a partnership with WE.
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Your company culture should empower and inspire people to relentlessly pursue the company's vision — always with integrity.
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It's no way to run an innovation economy or empower more citizens with access to its opportunities.
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If this company truly did empower free expression, Cowherd and Schilling would still be employed by ESPN.
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Afrocentric schools aim to empower black children in ways that traditional schools in America historically have not.
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I thought it'd be nice to work with a charity for disadvantaged young women, to empower them.
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The EMPOWER Act may languish too, or it may put more pressure on Republican leaders to vote.
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The union is demanding workplace changes that would empower workers to prevent and respond to racial discrimination.
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"DaWon" is about this character realizing their potential, and out of that, leaning to empower their self.
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How do you square that consideration with She Explores, which uses social media to empower this community?
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Insight from celebrities who have used lightening creams could empower others to reflect on these private journeys.
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Which is exactly why Guy Hasson created Comics Empower, an online comic book store for the blind.
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Yes, an individual can make that request, but it will empower these nonprofits to hold companies accountable.
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We need to amplify and empower diverse voices, to do the work that needs to be done.
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Trump's demand that his advisers give him options that would empower him to level tariffs against China came as his advisers presented him with a memorandum that would empower the US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to launch a broad investigation into Chinese trade abuses concerning intellectual property rights.
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It's possible to be friends, It's possible to empower each other, as opposed to compete with each other.
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FCC ORDER WILL ALLOW APPLE, OTHER COMPANIES TO EMPOWER CONSUMERS BLOCK ALL CALLS NOT ON CONTACT LISTS -- STATEMENT
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As a writer, she tells us, her goal is to challenge convention and empower new kinds of stories.
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With STEAMRole, the idea is to empower professionals to easily share their stories with students and young professionals.
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Trump and Sessions have also taken multiple steps to empower police to aggressively pursue the war on drugs.
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It felt like such a clear demonstration of why we can't just self-empower ourselves out of oppression.
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"I personally hope that it will empower other people to voice their concerns the same way," said Cohen.
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NYC is to be a model for cities and countries around the world on how to empower women.
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This might either scare voters straight into picking a more conventional candidate or empower the liberal activist base.
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Elementary, middle, and high schools and some colleges participated in the event, organized by Women's March Youth Empower.
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These are symbols designed to empower hateful ideology and disempower those who continue to be oppressed by it.
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I'm using the same images that they used on me to fucking deprogram people and to empower people.
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You can hire diverse investors and empower them to make investments in markets you may not have considered.
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Both of them have become leading spokespeople in the movement to empower their fellow survivors to speak out.
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We are fully remote and empower our team to be self-directed and self-motivated in their projects.
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These new tools empower middle and back office professionals to rapidly identify and address problems and deploy solutions.
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Empower yourselves and test out a few of your alcohols of choice at home before ordering them out.
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The ban and recent changes to anti-terrorism laws will empower police to detain JAD sympathizers, experts say.
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The bottom line: Successful foreign policy requires the president to fully empower a team that speaks for him.
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The company's latest flavor, dubbed "Empower Mint," is a peppermint ice cream with fudge brownies and fudge swirls.
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In the meantime, the hope is to empower patients to take back control of their own gut health.
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And that technology should empower people to do things and help them do things they couldn't do otherwise.
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"This should empower people to come forward, access justice and seek compensation," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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There is legitimate power wielded by Indigenous and Xicano leaders that helps empower discourses toward relevancy and honesty.
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On March 14, there will be a National School Walkout planned by the Women's March's Youth EMPOWER group.
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Check out the video above to find out how you can empower yourself to achieve your goals, too.
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Empower women to love their bodies instead of making girls and women feel less then by their size.
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Critics retorted that far from mandating ethical behaviour, the new rule would muzzle scientists and empower corporate flaks.
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Gadgets, by and large, are sold on the basis that they empower people to do what they want.
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The few moderates, such as then-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, championed primary reform as a way to empower centrists.
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Should both states approve proportional representation, the bill would empower state redistricting committees to develop multi-member districts.
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A system in place to empower me to say no to things I felt I had to do.
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Through vigilance, action and information—we can empower ourselves in the fight to keep our drinking water clean.
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Even Prince Charles is launching a $100 million social-bond fund designed to empower women in South Asia.
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Augmenting the linguistic superpowers of journalists with AI solutions would empower NLP research and development in new ways.
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By buying this product, am I helping to empower a business that's making positive change or negative change?
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I feel very protective of her and my goal is to empower her in whatever choices she makes.
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We wanted to empower the actresses to be able to talk to us and contribute to their roles.
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The National School Walkout was organized by Empower, a coalition of teen activists from all over the country.
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In the coming months, we will empower our front-line colleagues with tools to make their jobs easier.
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Empower members advocate for the decriminalization of sex work; they want the industry treated like any other profession.
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But a team of Empower members toured the facility in 2012 and criticized several aspects of the shelter.
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Warren plans to empower the federal government by establishing a new federal agency called the Secure Democracy Administration.
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It absolutely changed my life and has driven my commitment to help empower women and girls ever since.
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To be a successful entrepreneur, you need to dig deep, empower yourself to survive failures, and stay passionate.
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Some analysts said this would likely empower radical groups inside Syria and damage America's credibility in the region.
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Doing so would help sick patients, empower responsible small business owners, improve public safety, and secure economic growth.
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A gay development bank would help to establish small- and medium-size businesses to empower our people economically.
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Charles Blain is the executive director of Restore Justice USA, a criminal justice reform project of Empower Texans.
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Modi has said the action is necessary to empower women, but Congress said it unfairly punished Muslim men.
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Genestoux has worked for years to empower creators to spread their content and get paid in the process.
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Across all countries, Lagarde said that men too have a responsibility to empower women and combat gender discrimination.
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When women empower each other instead of tear each other down, we can f*cking change the world.
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If Allen's list is accurate, Clinton viewed the presidency as an opportunity to empower her wealthy, centrist allies.
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The letter underscored how new tools for identifying and tracking people could be used to empower surveillance states.
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Charles Blain is the Executive Director of Restore Justice USA, a criminal justice reform project of Empower Texans.
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I would like to teach and empower these communities to be able to sustain themselves through personal gardens.
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We, healthcare consumers, must empower trusted data stewards to aggregate all aspects of our very personal health data.
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"You have to let your clothing empower you and not be self-conscious in that clothing," said Lawson.
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Voting is the most fundamental way that communities empower themselves against polluters and the politicians that support them.
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Actress Yalitza Aparicio, star of the 2018 film Roma, was celebrated by Time for helping empower indigenous women.
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" The site's editorial mission is to "empower with news and information and promote inclusivity by exposing diverse voices.
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Now, voters can decide whether to empower the board to conduct its own inquiries into police officers' statements.
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Engel is an opponent of the Iran deal, which he has said will only empower the rogue nation.
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It shouldn't depress you — it should empower you to take charge of your life and pursue your dreams.
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Societies that empower women to participate fully in civic and economic life are more prosperous and more peaceful.
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Players are already finding ways to do things like this on their own, so why not empower them?
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Women need to empower themselves to discuss their breasts with their ob-gyn and the radiologist screening them.
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Wade in to play and re-empower the American people to protect the unborn in their respective states.
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The good news is there are still opportunities for us to strengthen our patent system and empower innovators.
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According to Facebook, the new tool is designed to empower users by helping them control their image online.
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What a terrible idea to empower these same people to police online speech, as legislation from Republican Sen.
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Importantly, they empower salespeople to engage with customers who are most apt to buy their products and services.
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With a mission to empower young girls, Alice Brooks and Bettina Chen have found the blueprint for success.
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We have to engage, empower, and treat the whole person, not just one body part at a time.
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Both bills also would empower consumers by allowing retirement plan benefit statements to include a lifetime income disclosure.
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He says his goal is to guide and empower the founders to fulfill the mission of their companies.
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I also became a financial coach because I love helping to empower people with their money and mindset.
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All the factors that disadvantage the Democrats in the electoral realm help empower progressives in the economic arena.
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Sex may be an effective tool but corsets were invented to remake and restrain women, not empower them.
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The Tea Party and the progressive movement can empower candidates like Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.
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The project uses the experiences of men who have been through horrific ordeals themselves to empower other victims.
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Matthew Rappard, 33, wants to empower people to do their own legal work instead of hiring expensive lawyers.
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Unfortunately, Creep was killed last year, and Jada started her own organization to mentor and empower young women.
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"Food is a way to empower people; entry points of conversation using food are less contentious," she said.
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It will empower undocumented immigrants now living in the shadows, providing them an opportunity for citizenship and service.
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The Tillis measure would empower judges to reinstate Mueller if a court found his firing to be improper.
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Empower women to love their bodies instead of making girls and women feel less than by their size.
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We are embarking on a journey toward real growth, to empower our people with skills, opportunities and jobs.
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The gun rights rally drew hundreds of people, many carrying signs — "AR-213s EMPOWER the people," one said.
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Given how Saudi Arabia sets the tone for Islam globally, this will isolate extremists and empower moderates everywhere.
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These pillars in our society interweave with an aim to empower the wearer with a presence and hierarchy.
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Zayner claims that's part of why he wants to democratize science and empower people to experiment on themselves.
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Fashion has a duty to speak out for and support and empower women, to help them express themselves.
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Most bills empower consumers with the abilities to delete, correct, or transfer their data to a competing service.
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Most bills empower consumers with the abilities to delete, correct, or transfer their data to a competing service.
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At his flagship restaurant 610 Magnolia, Lee spoke to MUNCHIES about the Chef LEE (Let's Empower Employment) Initiative.
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The Women's Global Development and Prosperity (W-GDP) initiative aims to economically empower 50 million women by 2025.
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Does this make NY workers less free, or does it empower them in the face of corporate power?
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To the Editor: I agree that development efforts to empower women leave a great deal to be desired.
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She thought it was a way to empower her audience to make the choice about travel for themselves.
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"Scaring the daylights out of people with blood and gore and trauma doesn't empower people," Ms. Klinger said.
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"Clearly Mahathir has taken steps to actively empower Azmin and to almost divide and conquer," said Eurasia's Mumford.
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It's a brave step to tell someone what's happening to them, so empower them and validate their experience.
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The White House needs to empower the experts in our government and listen to their advice and counsel.
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They should empower corrections officials to identify elderly or sick prisoners at high risk of death from coronavirus.
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The Assad regime's imminent assault on Idlib will empower jihadists and crush the last of the revolution's democrats.
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Councilman Perry K. Waring said he wanted more to be done to empower the city's African-American community.
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That same-day authority will empower Congress to move swiftly when the second phase of relief is drafted.
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"I feel very strongly that it is important to empower those who are working with you," she says.
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By sharing my story, hopefully I can empower others to seek help and extricate themselves from abusive relationships.
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That act of courage would empower Congress to assume its proper role as counterbalance to our calamitous president.
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That class now constitutes an "administrative state" that operates to empower itself and enrich its crony-capitalist allies.
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It would also empower the drone industry to communicate these requirements -- and even incorporate them into product features.
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Dr. Tillet co-founded an organization that helps empower young people to end violence against girls and women.
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Gillibrand's legislation would empower the agency to investigate, subpoena and go after companies accused of violating online privacy.
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EMPOWER is facilitating the walkout by providing local student organizers with tool kits to help them get started.
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Corbyn has promised to raise corporate taxes, empower unions and award 10% of companies' shares to their workers.
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He criticized Germany's immigration and refugee policies and proclaimed that he wanted to empower conservative politicians throughout Europe.
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In theory, conservatives should embrace AmeriCorps as a model of how to boost self-reliance and empower communities.
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Other studies have shown weak ties can offer recommendations for services and empower us to be more empathetic.
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With this memoir, she was brave enough to reveal her pain and empower others to get help too.
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If we're going to end overdose deaths in America, we need leadership to empower communities to help themselves.
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"I actually feel very strongly it's important to empower those that are working with you," she tells Masterclass.com.
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McMullin, a CIA veteran, continued on Twitter, saying Trump would alienate American allies and empower the country's enemies. .
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There's a lot to be said for the creative problem-solving that Toy-Con Garage could potentially empower.
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A partisan, ideologically driven NLRB can further empower corporations and CEOs to take away our freedoms at work.
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Companies can even empower their own customers to hold a stake in a company they know and use.
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We will also empower people with disabilities to be economically self-sufficient and participate fully in our economy.
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"The certainty the bill provides will empower individuals and companies [to] use new defenses against cybercriminals," he said.
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"We want to empower ... and make them community leaders," said Indra Raj Bhattarai, program director of KI Nepal.
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But plans to devolve power are often resisted most fiercely by those whom they are supposed to empower.
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The underdeveloped state was an ideal locale to demonstrate the Socialist Venezuelan government's commitment to empower the poor.
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LearnLux helps companies empower and educate their employees on money matters through online learning tools and expert guidance.
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The Chinese government could take steps to rev up domestic growth or empower its consumers to buy cars.
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What if 20 percent of their book proceeds and speaking fees went to organizations that empower vulnerable women?
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We know that anti-bias education works to help empower students to challenge bias and identity-based bullying.
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There's a lot at stake, as strife in the Gulf creates a vacuum that can empower rival powers.
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This could in turn empower hard-liners to pressure Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to kill the deal outright.
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"It will empower our patients, I think," Watson told me in an interview as training was wrapping up.
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This will empower it, improve its ability to counter terrorist activities in the West Bank and facilitate institution building.
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"This is going to be a whole of government effort to empower consumers, workers and small businesses," Furman said.
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I know this is in your wheelhouse — we're really looking to empower the next generation of game changers here.
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I wanted to empower them, I wanted them to have different endings, I wanted to give them more agency.
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Similar American initiatives to empower victims of revenge porn include the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative and Without My Consent.
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So GOP lawmakers, he said, might not empower Pruitt to go beyond unraveling the Obama administration's power plant regulations.
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The global organization started the initiative to help galvanize and empower girls to pursue career opportunities in computer science.
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That whole idea has been a metaphor to me and a mindset that I'm trying to empower women by.
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"Nobody has the right to empower another company to steal from me so they can have it," she said.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was particularly forceful in telling lawmakers the effort would serve only to empower Iran.
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Meghan Markle kicked off International Women's Day by doing what she loves — using her voice to empower young women.
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The point of the new structure, according to CEO Larry Page, was to empower entrepreneurs to build new companies.
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The following horoscopes seek to enliven, empower, and complement everyone — from Capricorns to Cancers — and they're damn fun, too.
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Further, Sulmeyer told me that the US could empower members of its military cyber forces to attack Russian hackers.
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