American monarchists also find ways to help the cause abroad.
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You don't have to travel far to find ways to help.
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We need to find ways to help the people of Syria.
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The United States must find ways to help unlock that potential.
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We are working with partners to find ways to help those in need.
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You can also find ways to help veterans and their families on VolunteerMatch.
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What if we could find ways to help the immune system fight back?
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We have to find ways to help people call Goopshit when they see it.
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I'll always be who I am, but I find ways to help people like me.
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Instead, Dev wants to find ways to help his team bond and learn to work together.
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Medvedev said Moscow would find ways to help Cuba secure supplies of oil and petroleum products.
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We encourage you to read more about it here and here; and find ways to help, here.
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So, rather than encouraging your late-night burst of energy, find ways to help yourself wind down.
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Greg Abbott will host a second roundtable discussion Wednesday to find ways to help stop school violence.
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One way to think about closing the gap is to find ways to help people save money.
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You can find ways to help a local program here or donate to the national organization here.
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On Monday, Mr. Long also asked people with internet access to find ways to help at nvoad.
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I also urge my colleagues to find ways to help business accelerators and remove barriers to their success.
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Leaders are trying to find ways to help officers overcome the stigma of seeking treatment for mental health.
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So advocates across the country are rushing to find ways to help curb the coronavirus' impact on survivors.
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Which brings us to another tip: Find ways to help other people — it'll probably improve your mental health.
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Colley hopes that other parents and children can find ways to help with those affected by the bushfires.
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We've got to continue to grow with them, find ways to help them and hopefully get their rhythm.
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As for me, I plan to get — I'm going to serve and try to find ways to help people.
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A more fruitful step for the international community would be to find ways to help alleviate Venezuela's immediate problems.
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You can click here or check in with CNN's Impact Your World to find ways to help those near you.
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We need to acknowledge this divide and find ways to help people develop news skills and unlock their creative potential.
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Then, we provide a menu of activities to help students learn more about the island — and find ways to help.
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But investors will also have to peer through the murk of conflicts and excess fees and find ways to help themselves.
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Gore recommends using this time of social distancing for self-reflection, and as an opportunity to find ways to help others.
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If we don't find ways to help people find more reliable information, it's going to cause big problems in the long run.
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Scientists are interested in people who feel little pain, as they hope to find ways to help those who do suffer from it.
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Far from rigging things, central banks are struggling to find ways to help the market work so that the economy can function normally.
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After hearing the obstacles they faced when looking for new job opportunities, she said she was inspired to find ways to help out.
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I look forward to continuing to find ways to help our party and our state in 2020 and in the years to come.
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Bondy has publicly pushed for his client to find ways to help House impeachment investigators as he fights criminal charges in New York.
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He's the best kind of Christian, one who makes the world a better place by trying to find ways to help his fellow humans.
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States need to find ways to help utilities make the right decisions, perhaps by sharing some of the short-term costs of the shutdowns.
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It allows us to study disaster preparedness and response, so we can find ways to help communities recover faster, in a cost-effective way.
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When Dell acquired EMC for $67 billion, the company promised that it would find ways to help finance the debt needed for the EMC acquisition.
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"Within 48 hours after Hurricane Katrina, Charlie was saying, 'Let's find ways to help artists immediately, we have the capacity to do that,'" she said.
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Brian Reaves, Dell's chief diversity and inclusion officer, said the company needed people like Ms. Cosway, and needed to find ways to help them succeed.
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We need to find ways to help men get around stigma, gender and knowledge-related barriers that keep them from getting the help they need.
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And Instagram realized a few years back that it needed to try and find ways to help users see more from friends and less from brands.
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One of the hardest things about being a manager or a team leader is trying to find ways to help your reports learn to help themselves.
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We have this deep belief that, as we start pulling in data, we will be able to find ways to help teachers and improve the system.
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But the administration has continued to find ways to help coal, from rolling back pollution regulations to killing Congress's attempt to extend clean energy tax credits.
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"We normally call a meeting once every month to discuss our problems and find ways to help one another," said Laibon Kaluse, a group leader in Mwenge.
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Ryan told House Republicans that leaders are trying to find ways to help with home security after lawmakers expressed concern about facing threats at their personal residences.
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"My first priority will always be to protect and serve our country, but as President I will find ways to help all those who are suffering," he wrote.
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Areas of agreement include reducing some taxes and trying to find ways to help Germany's car industry whose reputation has been hit by the diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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Just as we keep working to find cures for deadly cancers, we need to find ways to help people overcome the depression that cuts short too many lives.
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" He said his first priority "will always be to protect and serve our country, but as President I will find ways to help all of those who are suffering.
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" He said his first priority "will always be to protect and serve our country, but as President I will find ways to help all of those who are suffering.
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The pills are then mailed from India to the woman's home for a fee of $2000 (though Aid Access says they'll find ways to help women who can't pay).
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The controversy which soon erupted, Beisner says, was ultimately a waste of time and energy — that could have been better used trying to find ways to help animals like Lamby.
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And we need to find ways to help companies pay for investments in re-tooling and re-training for workers left behind to give them new skills in new technologies.
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Companies must find ways to help employees realize that diversity means we come from different reference points and building shared understandings in the face of potential conflict is not easy.
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The pills are then mailed from India to the woman's home for a fee of $2000 (though Aid Access says it will find ways to help patients who can't pay).
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The pills are then mailed from India to the woman's home for a fee of $95 (though Aid Access says it will find ways to help women who can't pay).
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That doesn't mean that people can't be held accountable, and it doesn't mean that we have to find ways to help people who are a threat to themselves or other people.
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The push announced on Friday is in line with Mr. Obama's promise in his State of the Union address this year to find ways to help workers, small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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Edward S. Lampert, the chairman and chief executive of Sears, has struggled for years to find ways to help the company, as much through esoteric financial maneuvers as through operational fixes.
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While administrators may, for example, want to improve on-time graduation rates, they must not only find ways to help students but also risk reducing enrollment and thereby creating budget holes.
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Basic human compassion should of course drive all of us to find ways to help, of course, but it's no surprise to see the Pennsylvania-born singer stepping up to help.
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She also explains that on a daily basis, black and brown women experience racial battle fatigue, and so it's important that white women find ways to help nourish black and brown women.
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It's obvious, if you actually read M-103, that its only goal is to gather data and information about hate crimes directed towards Muslims to find ways to help communities stay safe.
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"I will continue to honor my son every day, keeping his spirit in my memory, and to find ways to help others who may be experiencing what I have experienced," she said.
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My personal journey has motivated me to pay it forward and find ways to help those who don't feel they have the "necessary upbringing," network, money, or other advantages to achieve their goals.
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And it must find ways to help people transition out of our archaic social welfare programs by assisting them in establishing individual savings accounts that could pay for health care and college educations.
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By understanding the psychologically manipulative methods used by the Lyman Family, perhaps we can find ways to help those who are tempted to join terrorist groups, and even deter them from doing so.
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Third, organizations will find ways to help companies so that they hire more women, help women if they want to start a company and help women find the perfect job in a tech company.
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In the spring, we'll start having retreats to follow up with middle school kids after they've been through the program -- we want to find ways to help keep those messages alive at their schools.
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The researchers said their aim is not to find the secret of eternal life, but to figure out the mechanism of the aging process to find ways to help people stay healthy for longer.
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Most of us are trying to make sense of this, trying to understand how to respond to such attacks and prevent others in the future, and trying to find ways to help those directly affected.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier has been reviewing its portfolio to find ways to help reduce its debt, which will increase to about $20173 billion once its $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner Inc TWX.
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"We haven't fundamentally changed any of our plans, but we continue to look for ways to improve our operations and find ways to help the country, grow jobs and support economic growth," GM spokesman Pat Morrissey said.
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"It's important to identify the reasons why so many families face continued financial struggles and to find ways to help them overcome them," said Lael Brainard, a Federal Reserve governor, at the time the study was published.
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Kids with learning disabilities are roughly 20 percent of the population, and it is important that we continue to find ways to help them manage through that, and get the education that they need to be successful in life.
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Aid agencies now face a double challenge: to think beyond traditional aid and find ways to help host communities cope with the ongoing pressure on their resources; and to assist the displaced planning to rebuild their lives back home.
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"It's a sign of the times that the Border Patrol, which hasn't always had a good track record in its use of force, wants to find ways to help agents defuse what could be volatile situations," Mr. Wexler said.
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The suicide of police officers is not an issue unique to the NYPD, but the recent rash of suicides rattled the force as leaders sought to find ways to help officers overcome the stigma of seeking treatment for mental health.
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So all I can do is to just get up every day and work to do what I believe our country needs, find ways to help people, whether it's on mental health or addiction or autism or student loans, whatever it might be.
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Her fisherman father has had difficulty coping and while money, food and shelter provided by aid organizations and the government helped for a few years, Saranya has had to find ways to help feed a brother and a sister born after the tsunami.
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This is not about religion -- this is about terror and keeping our country safe," he said, adding that his first priority "will always be to protect and serve our country, but as President I will find ways to help all of those who are suffering.
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This marks the latest effort by the world's biggest palm oil producer to find ways to help mop up output of the tropical oil, its second-largest export, that is increasingly unwelcome in the European Union (EU) and United States given environmental and competitive concerns.
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The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) cut two years off of five-year grants given to organizations nationwide by the Obama administration to find ways to help young people avoid unintended pregnancies, reports Reveal, part of the nonprofit Center for Investigative Reporting.
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It doesn't need to be that way: The bright minds that have created so many technologies that help us deal with our "first-world problems" can surely find ways to help those with more biting and pressing challenges as our society continues to evolve.
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But Macron must find ways to help the working class and the jobless improve their lives, in addition to growing the economy and reviving the Franco-German partnership that has long been the engine of the EU. In France and beyond, the question of competence remains.
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Diagram: Avi Networks Diagram: Avi Networks VMware has been trying to find ways to help companies manage their infrastructure, whether it is in the cloud or on prem, in a consistent way, and Avi is another step in helping them do that on the monitoring and load-balancing side of things, at least.
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In April 2015, Obama spoke to a group of middle school students at a Discovery Education Webinar event in Anacostia, Washington, D.C. Looking back at how his desire to go into the political field progressed over time, Obama told the audience that when he leaves, he wants to "find ways to help people".
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"We're continuing to work closely with union leaders, especially the United Auto Workers, to find ways to help keep our workforce healthy and safe — even as we look at solutions for continuing to provide the vehicles customers really want and need," Kumar Galhotra, Ford's president of North America said in a statement.
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Going back as far as the bloody coup in 2007, when Hamas seized full control of Gaza (from which Israel withdrew in 2005), the generals and members of the National Security Council have advised the politicians to find ways to help Gaza's economy, opening up the blockade and building infrastructure, including a seaport there.
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"We're continuing to work closely with union leaders, especially the United Auto Workers, to find ways to help keep our workforce healthy and safe -- even as we look at solutions for continuing to provide the vehicles customers really want and need," said Kumar Galhotra, Ford (F) president of North America said in today's announcement.
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A key goal in media education, then, must be to find ways to help learners develop techniques for active reflection on the choices they make—and contributions they offer—as members of a participatory culture.
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A digital Town Hall was held alongside the event in which U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan and then FCC chairman Julius Genachowski introduced a new guide for k-12 educators called the Digital Learning Playbook. The Playbook was created to help schools find ways to help students with new opportunities in digital learning.
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Increased facility with technology does not necessarily lead to increased ability to interpret how technology exerts its own pressure on us. Indeed, with increased access to information, the ability to interpret the viability of that information becomes increasingly difficult. It is crucial, then, to find ways to help young learners develop tactics for engaging critically with the tools and resources they use.
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This high-level thinking can increase the use of certain self-control strategies. Two self-control strategies are choice bracketing and self-imposing punishment. In choice bracketing, through acknowledging detrimental choices and determining a number of positive and helpful substitutes, people can find ways to help aid their self-control. Self-imposed punishments are punishments that people give to themselves for acting on impulsive or detrimental choices, instead of the more self- controlled choices.
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She is aware of Kaede's feelings for Junpei. Like her sister, she is aware of Junpei's curse and tries to find ways to help or encourage him to help more cats. She tends to bring the family's female black cat, Noir, who has a bit of a prima-donna attitude, wherever she goes. Some of this attitude is due to how Kotone's father practically ignored her and gave her common cat food while lavishing attention and gourmet cat food on Tama.
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Gang Violence Claimed Man Who Tried to Change; Crime: The conviction of his killer closes the final chapter in the story of a former Armenian Power leader who was slain in inter-ethnic strife. Los Angeles Times In 2000, the murder of a 17-year-old Mexican- American outside of Hoover High School in Glendale by Armenian Power members sparked dialogue to find ways to help end the war between the gangs.Rodriguez, Luis (2003). Hearts and Hands: Creating Community in Violent Times, p. 327.
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In 1965, Fuller established a gallery and trading post for American Indian arts and crafts. She also began collecting Native American apparel. Though it was unusual for an American Indian woman to operate a business at that time, Fuller had wanted to find ways to help Native artists promote their work since she was a child. Many of the works she carried featured the beadwork of the nearby Arapaho and Shoshone artists, but she carried a wide variety of arts and crafts made by diverse indigenous Americans.
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On 18 March 2012 at the convention "Collecting Ancient Art in the 21st Century", Naman said that in many countries modern development proved as serious a threat to archaeological sites as looting. It was imperative for collectors to engage with the views of archaeologists and challenging collector groups to find ways to help source countries stop looting. He is also vocal about the role of public officials in national cultural institutions. Such an idea of personal and public roles has also seen him strongly advocate a revision in the Antiquities law.
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In 2017, Torsella created the bipartisan Treasury Task Force on Private Sector Retirement Security to find ways to help the more than two million Pennsylvanians who do not have access to employee-sponsored retirement plans. The task force was charged with investigating the scale of the retirement crisis, cataloging solutions being enacted in surrounding states, and presenting options to empower Pennsylvanians to save for their retirement. In March 2019, Treasurer Torsella released the final report of the task force. It provides overviews of each hearing's testimonies, a breakdown of other states’ efforts to combat the retirement crisis, and final recommendations.
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Paul Telegdy, who was NBCUniversal's president of Alternative Programming, had originally scouted Clarkson to serve as a mentor, and later a coach, on NBC's music competition series The Voice. As part of a corporate restructuring, Telegdy additionally became the head of NBCUniversal's syndication division in late 2016. Despite being reluctant at first, Clarkson accepted the offer for the series in an effort to "connect with people, play games, music and find ways to help or give back to communities/organizations." She also sought advice from various television presenters, including Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, Ellen DeGeneres, and Blake Shelton.
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Like many Auschwitz prisoners she contracted Dysentery, but as far as her health permitted it she did what she could to use her "delousing" work to try and find ways to help fellow prisoners, many of whom were far more ill than she. Sources also mention her continuing resistance activism in the camp, without spelling out details of what was involved. Erna Raus continued to work in the camp "cleaning barracks" almost till the end of 1944, by which time, with the Soviet army approaching - apparently unstoppably - from the east, the Auschwitz camps were being cleared of inmates.
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In 2017 Chen was appointed a Hauser Leader at the Center for Public Leadership, John F. Kennedy School of Government. During her position Chen studied the epidemic of loneliness, which was thought to impact almost half of American adults, as well as the health impacts of global warming. She also studied how public health policy changed in the post-Obama administration world. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chen called for people who were isolating to remember to set aside time everyday to check-in with their friends and families, and to use their time in lockdown to find ways to help others.
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They are collaborating with other organizations to train staff members to spot human trafficking victims and find ways to help them. In 2014, DARPA funded the Memex program with the explicit goal of combating human trafficking via domain-specific search. The advanced search capacity, including its ability to reach into the dark web has already allowed for prosecution of human trafficking cases, although they can be difficult to prosecute due to the fraudulent tactics of the human traffickers. Due to its size and the access to its large airport, Atlanta, Georgia is known as the core of trafficking in the United States.
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Based on a reference to one "Noraga", an Abwehr agent, in the interrogation report of Abwehr recruiter Karl Wilhelm Reme, Gerald Posner argues that this could only be Bernardino Nogara who would thereby be able "to sabotage the Allied war effort and at the same time find ways to help finance the Axis powers".Posner, 2015, pp. 130 - 137. However, John Pollard, reviewing Posner's book in The Tablet, points out that the interrogation report of this selfsame Nogara is found in The National Archives, London, where he is identified as Bruno Nogara, a Venice school teacher and Blackshirt fanatic who was arrested by the Allies in April 1945.
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Under Weinberg's tenure as director, ORNL's Biology Division grew to five times the size of the next largest division. This division was charged with understanding how ionizing radiation interacts with living things and to try to find ways to help them survive radiation damage, such as bone marrow transplants. In the 1960s Weinberg also pursued new missions for ORNL, such as using nuclear energy to desalinate seawater. He recruited Philip Hammond from the Los Alamos National Laboratory to further this mission and in 1970 started the first big ecology project in the United States: the National Science Foundation – Research Applied to National Needs Environmental Program.
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While the children are helping her clean up, she teaches them more about books and how the library is organized. Meanwhile, the Wipers, led by Chief Humbuckler, put a magnetic shield around the User base, which prevents anyone from entering or leaving. They destroy other User bases, but only Colonel Holon, Abakas' and Aphos' father, survives. While the children are learning about the library, they find ways to help Colonel Holon survive by eating Watermelon, find his way to the library, destroy the shield around the base, Wiper superstition of horses, and how to defeat the Wipers and communicate with the humans that it is safe to come home.
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TCF was founded in 1969 by the families of Billy Henderson and Kenneth Lawley, who both died in the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital (now University Hospital Coventry) in May 1968. One grieving mother sent flowers to the other via the hospital chaplain, the Rev (later Canon) Simon Stephens, and the parents decided to meet to find ways to help each other survive their loss. After meeting informally they arranged a meeting with other bereaved parents in a room at the same hospital on January 28, 1969, at which the organisation was founded as The Society of the Compassionate Friends, with the help of Stephens who had by then become chaplain aboard . The organization expanded across the UK and abroad during the following years.
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The CMA's origins may rest with Dr. Joseph Painchaud and other Quebec physicians who in 1844 hoped to find ways to help physicians and, after their deaths, their widows and orphans. There were false starts in attempts to form an association, but soon after confederation, practising physicians were successful in developing a national body. The CMA's first president was Sir Charles Tupper, the Nova Scotia Premier who led that province into confederation and later became Prime Minister of Canada. The foundation of the CMA was strongly rooted in its Scottish origins as the first three presidents of the CMA graduated from the Edinburgh Medical School. Among the CMA's founding principles in 1867 was to "improve public health and prevent disease and disability," a purpose which remains today. The CMA Code of Ethics has been around in one form or another since 1868.
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