Kevin Williams, chief executive of the Fostering Network, says that lifestyle and financial restraints can make fostering trickier for people in their twenties.
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From fostering to adopting Gia Pagano had been thinking about adopting a dog for some time but wanted to give fostering a try before she committed.
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Your opinion of measures aimed at making voting effortless depends on whether you think the primary purpose of democracy is fostering the illusion of participation, or fostering good government.
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"Fostering is very hard for all involved," admits Mr DeGarmo.
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Fostering growth and completing the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU).
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Therefore, fostering a clear line of communication throughout the company.
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And it's been key when it comes to fostering growth.
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This community has come to our rescue. Donations. Cleaning. Fostering.
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Fostering civility and consensus, he insisted, is the Delaware way.
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Fostering a stronger network of funding sources will be key.
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The Logan actor recently started fostering a homeless pit bull.
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Is transparency the major factor in fostering trust in algorithms?
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But material factors clearly play a role in fostering violence.
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It is also available to parents adopting or fostering children.
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Meanwhile, Barr isn't exactly fostering good will on social media.
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A nascent solution for fostering digital trust is blockchain technology.
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Think about how fostering specific relationships would advance your career.
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"We remain dedicated to protecting and fostering its growth worldwide."
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We don't really care about community, or fostering creative spaces.
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We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible.
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Sapient and fostering greater collaboration between its many agencies worldwide.
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Helmke started fostering kittens at her shop in May 2019.
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This is fostering an increasingly risky outlook for risky assets.
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Some of these foster families have experience fostering unaccompanied children.
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But they also faced a hidden cost to fostering healthy habits.
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You're actively fostering a connection with your friends this week, Capricorn.
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Yet the audience knows he's addressing female actors, fostering critical distance.
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From there, Ellie and Pete begin to look into fostering children.
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Anders hopes his film can change people's perception of fostering children.
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I've been advised to try fostering when I think I'm ready.
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If you're interested in adopting or fostering a dog visit onetail.
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How would you reform it, to fuel innovation while fostering equality?
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Fostering a learning culture doesn't simply mean rolling out training programs.
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The country has already begun fostering innovation through hefty government support.
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Conservatives seek to empower all citizens by fostering equality of opportunity.
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White matter is critical for fostering language, literacy and cognitive skills.
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Bell wasn&apost expecting him to agree to fostering another dog.
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Qualified Industrial Zones are fostering new relations between Israel and Egypt.
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Fostering turned into adopting Herring is not just a foster mom.
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What ideas are we planting and fostering behind our massive paywall?
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He also blamed Congress for fostering a tense relationship with Moscow.
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Congress has a critical role to play in fostering this conversation.
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"They are not stopping anyone from fostering or adopting," he said.
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It trivializes the values the military spends so much time fostering.
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But the Whaleys had been quietly fostering all five children since August.
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Several groundbreaking research projects are fostering collaboration between the arts and health.
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He is deeply committed to fostering the company's culture for all employees.
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That includes fostering relationships between companies and the state's colleges and universities.
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MICHAEL SANTOLI: I mean, in other words, fostering some kind of competition.
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"We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible," she explained.
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Or want to know more about your experience fostering three-legged kittens?
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Maybe social media's openness actually ends up fostering the opposite of connectedness.
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But here's the rub: Fostering slower deliveries might decrease their competitive advantage.
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Online mediums, it turns out, are surprisingly effective in fostering connections IRL.
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Other countries will want to cooperate with the US, fostering new alliances.
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It discreetly backs another German project: fostering Islamic theology in higher education.
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Push too hard, and you risk fostering even greater resentment and reaction.
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Worse, she accused him of long fostering an atmosphere hostile to women.
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The woman fostering his cats learned that he had copied her key.
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The U.S. can't fall behind when it comes to fostering entrepreneurial success.
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It just means fostering collaboration between different departments within your organization.3.
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These children are shining examples of the benefit of fostering international friendships.
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The local universities have played an important role in fostering homegrown talent.
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Demand documents and testimony, fostering an "everyone's dirty and hiding something" atmosphere.
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What matters most is Eicher's relentless commitment to fostering artists he admires.
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Andrea Bowling is fostering four children at her home in Portsmouth, Ohio.
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Michael Turner (R-Ohio) of the bicameral Fostering Stable Housing Opportunities Act.
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There are also efforts to create women-only spaces for fostering tech.
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A Cabarrus Animal Hospital employee is fostering Baby Yoda as she recovers.
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And the US government says it's committed to fostering a competitive marketplace.
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By fostering separate official languages and regional identities, it has courted division.
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The goal of fostering is reunification with birth parents once they get better.
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"Societal inclusion is central to ending poverty and fostering shared prosperity," he said.
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Fostering a culture of inclusion has direct effects on workers' output and productivity.
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"Higher parental income indirectly impaired leadership performance by fostering narcissism," the report said.
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I have had a long-standing commitment to fostering women ownership in business.
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Meanwhile, Maikori stressed the importance of fostering a reliable team and maintaining motivation.
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The Delaware Humane Association also shared that the Bidens had been fostering Major.
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Fostering safer work environments includes lending support to people who might be suffering.
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It's important to note that fostering these conversations is a lot of work.
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Jessaka says she is trying to reach the family fostering the eighth sibling.
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It really is about it being a back-and-forth, fostering a conversation.
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The Fed is tasked by law with fostering full employment and steady prices.
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We believe fostering creativity in the gaming industry is always a good thing.
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Salvini told reporters the budget was "serious" and was aimed at fostering growth.
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Fostering cross-sectarian cooperation could help to avoid marginalizing minorities and counter extremism.
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For more information about dog fostering and adoption through Best Friends, click here.
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Little is now made of the Syrian government's role in fostering the PKK.
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The supermajority threshold is—or was—key to fostering comity in the Senate.
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" He added, "It had to do with fostering an idea for more transparency.
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Where institutions failed the economy, they proved to be champions in fostering athletics.
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She told me that after my brother and I left they stopped fostering.
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Indeed, they end up fostering a dangerous, almost perverse critique of modern capitalism.
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They accused Trump of fostering the poisonous ideology investigators believe motivated the shooter.
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Critics accused Trump of fostering xenophobia and Islamophobia during the divisive presidential campaign.
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Far from fostering isolation, this specialization makes communication and cooperation among disciplines possible.
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Republicans need to focus less on Washington and more on fostering local community.
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Fostering a sense of trust and shared purpose under these conditions is difficult.
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Her book emphasizes the importance of fostering an emotional connection with your child.
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First Teacher aims to close the gap by fostering parents' confidence and competence.
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When he received the award, Scaramucci said he was committed to fostering entrepreneurship.
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With that, Mr. Netanyahu said he was fostering "coexistence and peace" in Jerusalem.
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Lukov was known for fostering close ties with senior Nazi officials in Germany.
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It would do this by fostering competition and avoiding new, heavy-handed regulation.
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Other important objectives, such as fostering international development, would receive comparatively little attention.
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Focus on creating a more engaged workforce by fostering an inclusive company culture.
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The latest flap underscores the president's indifference to fostering relationships with U.S. allies.
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We have to do a better job, I think, of fostering interpersonal relationships.
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It is succeeding in fostering its values and teachings by offering its historical context, its tolerance, and involving women in this reform process, thus fostering an opportunity to bring new leadership for teaching good family values and reform minded ideas.
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Fostering a dynamic economy is a messy business for management, workers and government alike.
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Vaguely worded anti-terrorist laws are inconsistently and arbitrarily enforced, fostering chaos and uncertainty.
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Quite unexpectedly, however, these rains—instead of fostering life—are doing the exact opposite.
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Other reasons have included science, enabling commerce and fostering friendly relations with other countries.
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Still, Brown thinks that the advantages of fostering a tree far outweigh the drawbacks.
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Trump's children credit him for fostering closeness among the whole family – ex-wives included.
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Randall and Beth decide to table the talk about fostering until they get home.
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Despite all these caveats, climate change clearly can play a part in fostering conflict.
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It also sets a ceiling for the album's effectiveness, fostering a spottier success rate.
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She's also lost an impressive amount of weight since I first started fostering her.
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Fostering a unique leadership style should be important to every business owner, he said.
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That said, we are facing a serious dilemma when it comes to fostering startups.
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"I definitely see myself fostering more children though — I just love being a dad."
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In conflict zones, women religious leaders are critical to fostering security, reconciliation and stability.
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Memphis had no trouble finding its shot in fostering a strong first-quarter start.
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A quick call to his wife and soon the Connick family was fostering Tuka.
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And a pillar of Auriemma's coaching strategy is fostering positivity and engagement, team-wide.
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Kelly Rowland has been all about fostering girl power since her Destiny's Child days.
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The country tentatively embraced the wider world, fostering a new generation of cosmopolitan urbanites.
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The third and fourth involve using time well, fostering good behaviour and high expectations.
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" "We are committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving our culture of diversity and inclusion.
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Keene played a central role in fostering the relationship between Torshin and the NRA.
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One enduring challenge is fostering communication from industry to the government about cyber vulnerabilities.
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"Bringing the world closer together" often meant, in practice, fostering networks that increased conformity.
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The solution to more likes isn't fake friends — it's fostering meaningful, in-person relationships.
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Far from fostering isolation, specialization in philosophy makes communication and cooperation among disciplines possible.
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That growth can be stagnant when it comes to fostering inclusive environments in tech.
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Uber had been accused of fostering a company culture that condoned sexism and harassment.
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And the government bears much of the blame for fostering this selfish mind-set.
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Krikorian credits his brother, Slingbox founder Blake Krikorian, with fostering his love of sports.
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Months before that birthday, a Brooklyn couple learned about the possibility of fostering him.
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Some regions, experts say, could be doing a better job of fostering organ donation.
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It also places a premium on fostering a sense of intimacy with its audience.
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As the Times observed, the notion of Spicer fostering "common ground" might seem unlikely.
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That's why fostering greater tech diversity starts with rethinking what constitutes a tech job.
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He also referenced the increasing level of tech capacity fostering between the two countries.
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It may be the ritual itself, but alcohol has a way of fostering connections.
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Here's to marching for sisterhood, fostering growth, and supporting women in the tech industry.
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Fostering a sense of purpose in the workplace starts at the top, says Immelt.
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Accusations of Hindu nationalism Modi's tenure has also prompted criticism for fostering Hindu nationalism.
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So nonchalance and the government encouraging wrong behavior is fostering over-prescriptions of narcotics.
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Both are focused on the foundation's work, including fostering the next generation of leaders.
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But she went well beyond her professional role in fostering philanthropic and social causes.
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Most of them recently passed laws that could prevent gays from adopting or fostering children.
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Fostering the next generation of sales professionals is the final piece of the Bravado business.
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It's not necessarily the most hospitable environment for fostering and nurturing that needed self-confidence.
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Experts rated American democracy dismally on designing unbiased districts, fostering political participation, and creating compromise.
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This tracks, given the fact that social media is basically tailor-made for fostering fixations.
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Only then can the work of building roads, educating children and fostering economic growth begin.
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Fekat is fiercely promoting and fostering circus talent in Ethiopia to share with the world.
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Anders and his wife were completely unaware of the actual mechanics of the fostering process.
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Simply fostering stronger awareness and commitment to preventing the illness could be an interim solution.
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She really worked on fostering a sense of us having relationships before we went in.
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Either way, there's nothing wrong with fostering a little curiosity through some scientific problem solving.
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It is entirely inconsistent with our commitment to fostering equality and inclusion in every workplace.
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More information about fostering and adopting the beagles will be available in the coming days.
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She also states that fostering authentic dialogue among employees is important for any new company.
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And fostering confidence is crucial for kids who are often told their identities aren't valid.
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That together and with a commitment to fostering empathy and understanding, we can push forward.
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And prevention promotes conservative values by investing resources productively and fostering individual and family strength.
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As always, fostering a genuine culture of inquiry often requires not just politeness, but bravery.
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It also seemed like fostering a friendly environment for customers was important to Rite Aid.
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The German Romantics revived this ancient cult as a means of fostering a national identity.
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He also attempts to use the supper as a conduit for fostering community and connection.
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Iran and its theocracy have a national policy of fostering and promoting Islamic fundamentalist terrorism.
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It would create opportunities for both parties to champion the same causes, fostering more collaboration.
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Congress has played and will continue to play a valuable role in fostering this alliance.
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Beijing is also fostering offshore yuan centers to promote international use of the Chinese currency.
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The city is eager to revitalize some of its grittier neighborhoods by fostering tech startups.
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For one thing, Facebook's main mission in life is not fostering community but making money.
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CrossFit popularized the concept of fostering tight-knit groups that would cheer each other on.
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Reformers advocating pensions for widows or shelters for the homeless were accused of fostering dependency.
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TG: I'm interested in this idea that fostering political diversity doesn't necessarily foster intellectual diversity.
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TG: How do you understand the role of professionalism in fostering political and intellectual diversity?
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We are fostering partnerships between established cannabis companies and entrepreneurs of color from local communities.
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One likely candidate is Wang Yang, a Guangzhou official credited with fostering greener economic growth.
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This decision is tied to fostering innovation and advancing the freedom of opportunity for all.
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Fostering self-competition is not the only way to make women as competitive as men.
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"Shazam!" was the closest version of fostering I've seen to the reality my family experienced.
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Meanwhile, the U.S., Russia and Jordan agreed on fostering a cease-fire in Syria's southwest.
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"We will continue to approach fostering inclusion with the ongoing deliberation it deserves," she wrote.
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President-elect Trump has expressed a commitment to fostering economic growth and preserving American jobs.
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Latham believes this can be a positive thing in terms of fostering creativity and ambition.
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"Fostering positive emotions helped make my life the best it could be," Dr. Harpham said.
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"This rate of growth is conducive to fostering healthy public expectations," the commission report said.
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So early last year, they turned their attention to the idea of fostering refugee children.
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But fostering diversity goes beyond instituting family-friendly policies and opening up channels of communication.
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What's it been like fostering his interest in music and seeing that as a mom?
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After fostering her for weeks, Smith felt an inseparable attachment to the girl she was raising.
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"We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible," she later shared on her blog.
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"Simon is truly a wonder dog," says Diane, who is fostering the dog through the organization.
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Feeld has mastered fostering an online space where anonymity, exploration, and personal freedom come together seamlessly.
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He's also dedicated a lot of his time to fostering the Texas filmmaking community and industry.
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Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs gave an entire speech about the body's dedication to fostering diversity.
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The talks would also be aimed at fostering dialogue between Venezuela's government and opposition, Kerry said.
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Fostering the future of Italian fashion will be key to surviving the present rocky macroeconomic climate.
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Beth and Randall have the cutest reunion, and then start to tell the girls about fostering.
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Fostering ties with the United States' two contiguous neighbors has never been Obama's top agenda item.
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They disagree to what extent the Mormon church played a role in fostering feelings of isolation.
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At Vimeo, Jones created the company's diversity strategy, and worked on disrupting bias and fostering inclusion.
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And those payments are fostering a new creative economy where niche artists can earn a living.
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David Lammy, a Labour MP and former education minister, accused the universities of fostering "social apartheid".
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Fostering an inclusive, non-hostile work environment where people don't get sexually harassed is very important.
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In Germany, the idea of fostering energy independence through renewables is gaining traction with some lawmakers.
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Ensuring improper behavior is dealt with immediately and fairly is vital to fostering an inclusive culture.
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Calls to buy local inevitably act to exclude outsiders, fostering a sense of "them" and "us".
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Outside its own product, Slack is fostering an family of third-party apps, integrations, and bots.
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This has showered some mining districts with more money than they can spend, often fostering corruption.
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Some Canadian regulators are reexamining their approach to enforcement, with the view of fostering stronger deterrence.
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DIUx is not the military's first attempt at fostering this kind of military-tech sector interface.
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Political and diplomatic success is about a creating and fostering a culture of dialogue and empowerment.
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She recently began fostering two kittens named Ladybelle and Minnie and plans to adopt them soon.
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Missouri's grant program was meant to keep tires out of landfills while also fostering children's safety.
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The Sterns cat-fostering venture started four years ago after their beloved dog, Bianca, passed away.
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Many lives now revolve around the quest for food, fostering worker absenteeism and a brain drain.
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It means dismantling unhelpful regulations, fostering co-ordination among ministries and sharpening up the civil service.
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You are a suitable candidate if you are fostering healthy debate between our followers and editors.
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Trump has also repeatedly said the media is to blame for fostering hostility in the country.
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He also admitted that Republicans have also played a part in fostering the fractured political environment.
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But others, like Russia, pay lip service to antidoping measures while fostering a culture of cheating.
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Fostering clusters by encouraging the creation of private investment funds targeted on particular regions might help.
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But continued endangered species protections will be essential to fostering these opportunities and addressing mounting threats.
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Negotiations aren't about "winning" but more about fostering a deal that both parties feel good about.
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And I'm partnering with an organization called Community Mediation, fostering dialogue between youth and the police.
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We believe that by achieving that mandate we have a very important contribution in fostering growth.
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Biden adopted Major, a German shepherd, in November from the Delaware Humane Association after fostering him.
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" The updated version says that the NSA is "committed to fostering public understanding of NSA's mission.
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This task — of energizing the old and fostering the new — will now fall to a successor.
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The Ministry of Magic is going all GOP and denying Voldemort's existence, inadvertently fostering his rise.
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Schultz spent hours each week advertising and fostering the weekly Twitter chat at a grassroots level.
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Record of helping disadvantaged children that includes fostering six of them; represented refugees from Southeast Asia.
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Organic materials - carbon-based compounds critical for fostering living organisms - play a leading role on Titan.
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When the effort started gaining steam and fostering major internal debate, it was back to Slack.
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One example is Finnish Radio, which sees fostering new Finnish music as part of its mission.
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Ours was reborn under the leadership of Nelson Mandela, who spearheaded reconciliation, fostering a people's government.
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That fear stayed with him, fostering a desire to please his parents and other authority figures.
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Why do you think so many people are interested in fostering animals during these uncertain times?
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Celo Camp and Blockchain for Social Impact Incubator will also be fostering projects for the blockchain.
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In 2008, I introduced and Congress passed the Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act.
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They also improve the future prospects of poor children by fostering better health and graduation rates.
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Helmke explained that fostering has been a win-win for both her business and the cats.
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His show will reinforce the 2020 Republican election theme that Democrats are fostering endemic social disorder.
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This approach has been criticized for fostering more violence, both by state forces and fragmented cartels.
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As president, I will commit to protecting and fostering American interests, both at home and abroad.
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Critics accuse his party of fostering religious polarization to woo support from the country's Hindu majority.
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India swiftly blamed Pakistan, which has a history of fostering militant proxies, for directing the attack.
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In an interview with GQ magazine, Lin-Manuel Miranda credited his unattended afternoons with fostering inspiration.
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The Bidens were fostering the dog from the Delaware Humane Association and officially adopted him this weekend.
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But for all the industry's talk of fostering diversity, true diversity is still a long way away.
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"More than the policy, it's the animosity he is fostering within the country," Sneed said of Trump.
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Haidian district, where Zhongguancun is located, recently opened a business park dedicated to fostering Chinese chip companies.
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He's been accused of fostering a cycle of negligence, abuse and unaccountability among himself, Betts and Wood.
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Northeastern is committed to fostering an environment in which controversial ideas can be discussed, debated and challenged.
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Such a response should not, however, preclude the incoming Trump administration from fostering better relations with Russia.
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As of only two years ago, the state banned same-sex couples from fostering children at all.
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As RPGnet's new policy lays out, there's a difference between political discourse and openly fostering hateful ideologies.
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People were really shocked—they had just assumed that I was fostering because I couldn't get pregnant.
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What these observers don't acknowledge is how important such gatherings are to fostering a sense of community.
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But thanks to a thorough wash and shave, veterinary services and fostering, he's undergone a total transformation.
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Zionists thought resurrecting Hebrew was a way of fostering a shared identity among Jews from different backgrounds.
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A specific focus is being placed on education in prisons, which is all about fostering entrepreneurial spirit.
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Callie's parents began fostering him when Alec was 3, and they formally adopted him at age 5.
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In theory they would, by more closely matching pupils to schools, encouraging new schools and fostering competition.
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The basics of the fostering process nonetheless remain the same: A vendor purchases trees from a farm.
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Brown routinely sees pictures of kids growing right along side the Christmas trees their family is fostering.
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By the 1970s, 1 in 3 indigenous children were separated from their families by adoption or fostering.
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Security vendors often exercise their greed by fostering a reign of fear, not unlike an arms vendor.
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She advises fostering a personal connection with a witch since commercial goods so often trivialize the craft.
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I lacked the "unconditional positive regard" that the psychologist Carl Rogers felt was necessary for fostering healing.
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At Hanson, he will be charged with leading the company's commercial products and fostering its AI applications.
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Further, Jared is simply appreciative of Southwest's generosity in fostering his daughter's love for the high skies.
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Our government has taken an activist stance on fostering innovation, and Thiel's projects have benefited from it.
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But fostering social cohesion and interactions are also crucial for sustainable cities of the future, he said.
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For one, it's hard to think about how to share cultural knowledge without also fostering social cooperation.
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This so-called capacity development includes areas such as implementing fair tax systems and fostering financial stability.
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But despite this scope, XCOM 2 is still fantastically good at fostering personal relationships with your soldiers.
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By fostering effective communication, you're also building a collaborative environment and, in the process, a stronger team.
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The bill claims that protecting these religious agencies won't harm prospective parents' chances at adopting or fostering.
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Several of his interviews show that he has a unique two-step process for fostering learning transfer.
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In the meantime, most banks will keep fostering long-term partnerships with corporations despite potential transactional disruptions.
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Antarctic research stations have a reputation for hosting quirky, jubilant characters and fostering a vibrant social experience.
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SDIC plays a vital role in supporting the upgrade of China's industries and fostering strategic emerging industries.
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"It is entirely inconsistent with our commitment to fostering equality and inclusion in every workplace," Danone said.
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The former commissioners called for a "preventative strategy" to assist "fragile" countries at risk of fostering terrorism.
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When Michelle and her husband first started fostering children, the local community reacted with praise and kindness.
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One is that the government, by encouraging giving to private philanthropies, is fostering participation in civic affairs.
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President Trump, however, appears to be fostering a closer relationship with the controversial leader than his predecessor.
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Parents, however, do not have to wait to begin fostering financial independence in their children at home.
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He accuses the administration of fostering a toxic culture and personal attacks that endangered care for veterans.
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A shucker slides each oyster over the bar as it's opened, fostering a rapport with the diner.
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The music icons are releasing a collection at Macy's that's got a charity-driven, empowerment-fostering twist.
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He told reporters it showed many Catalans "don't want the coup d'etat the Catalan government is fostering".
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The statement said the industry was "distorting social values" and "fostering money worship tendencies" with outsize compensation.
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Trade, defense and counterterrorism efforts, and fostering closer ties through business, education and science top the agenda.
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The federal law is known as the Support Antiterrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act, or Safety Act.
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Lidey: Businesses have to be thinking about building diverse teams, but also fostering inclusivity from day one.
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Instead, the struggles of fostering were not only portrayed accurately, but they were also depicted with compassion.
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Part of Wade's legacy is fostering a path for NBA players to take control of their careers.
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Malpass added that he and Zelenksy discussed fostering competition within the Ukrainian energy, financial and agricultural industries.
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In cultivating and fostering these economic relationships, America established its gravitas and reputation on the world stage.
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As a well-known neoconservative culture warrior, Mr. Bellow is an unlikely emissary for fostering bipartisan dialogue.
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Now 75 years old, Herring has been fostering children for nearly five decades in Johnson County, Iowa.
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It has also facilitated free movement of people, raising productivity and fostering "intellectual cross-fertilisation", he said.
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The American vision for Afghanistan's future was largely rooted in fostering democracy, modeled after the United States.
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Together, they made Fermilab a leader not only in scientific advancements but also in fostering scientific collaborations.
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The authorities announced the closure of al Wefaq in June, accusing it of fostering violence and terrorism.
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Consider fostering or adopting a pet, like this Baby Yoda lookalike, up for adoption in North Carolina.
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Alibaba said the initiative was about fostering "a better business environment" to support companies based in Hangzhou.
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Governments sometimes lack the resources to bridge the gap and are slow to enact policies fostering growth.
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That exchange captures a dynamic repeatedly shown to have tragic consequences, while eroding trust and fostering suspicion.
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Even on the best of days, fostering these Native languages will still be costly and require persistence.
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In a statement, China and the EU agreed that fostering their trade links was a top priority.
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These policies have benefited consumers by controlling costs, fostering innovation and helping to advance lower-polluting energy.
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Her gregarious disposition has endeared Ms. Perez to many at the Clubhouse, fostering a community of support.
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I say this knowing I might be accused of fostering another "revisionist fantasy" within the art world.
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"We have a particular focus on fostering the careers of young artists," she said of the publication.
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One of the president's most important responsibilities is fostering science, technology and innovation in the U.S. economy.
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What does striving for adoption, or fostering, look like for a Black couple in a working class household?
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Supporters of sanctuary policies argue they keep communities safe by fostering trust between immigrant communities and law enforcement.
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He accused the Obama administration of fostering an environment that allowed Russia to interfere in the 2016 campaign.
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Instead, the protests exposed and elevated longstanding concerns about police in America, fostering further distrust in the police.
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Despite his teachings, Nohria does not appear to have had much impact on fostering good governance at Tata.
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But it's not as if they're interested in fostering a close relationship with her either, del Vizo admitted.
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Mike Braun (Ind.) are launching the Senate Climate Solutions Caucus aimed at fostering bipartisan cooperation on climate change.
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It argued that the "miracle" rested on two features dear to Republican hearts—"empowering consumers and fostering competition".
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And that is if the structural reforms that Puerto Rico is planning succeed in fostering renewed economic growth.
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On Wednesday in a speech in Germany Vestager said she was in favor of fostering European industrial champions.
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Throughout the document, titled, "Accelerating the Next Revolution In Roadway Safety," NHTSA cites the importance of fostering innovation.
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Sirer and others have emphasized that fostering cryptocurrencies could be a means for Russian officials to skirt sanctions.
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For Carroll, the goal is to continue fostering connection and belonging, and from there come opportunities for growth.
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You see kids fostering a kind of grit, where they keep going and going until they get it.
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Like the NBC show This Is Us, Instant Family depicts the highs and lows of the fostering process.
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The Texas-based farm is currently fostering a momma dog named Harriet and her litter of newborn puppies.
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This comes after public complaints pertaining to his role in fostering an alleged unsafe work environment for women.
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"It has an incredible, loyal customer base, and a culture of innovation we intend on fostering and growing."
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Talking about hookups after the fact plays a "huge, huge" role in fostering the culture, Dr. Wade said.
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She is responsible for fostering strategic thinking and growth initiatives that link Intel's business strategy with strategic transactions.
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Football is the most tribal of sports, fostering passionate adherence which, at extremes, can spill over into violence.
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"We believe that by achieving that mandate we have a very important contribution in fostering growth," he said.
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Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine have been key when it comes to fostering these relationships with music artists.
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For Congress, which gave the Fed its mandate of fostering stable prices, the whole idea might look odd.
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Adopting Milo inspired me to start volunteering with a local NYC rescue, which also led to fostering puppies.
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This aligned with the country's commitment to fostering ICT models to improve the living standards of its people.
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These videos are tremendously good at fostering intimacy and immediacy (especially via the full-HD Apple TV app).
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Among the various goals of the mission, Dragonfly will study whether Titan was once capable of fostering life.
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Orlando's defense imploded on a nightly basis, and Oladipo wasn't in a situation capable of fostering his development.
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Recently, she and her husband signed up to help the city's shelter by fostering a few tiny puppies.
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"We're committed to fostering a healthy ecosystem for both users and developers," the company writes in today's announcement.
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Reddit stuck to text and links for much of its history, fostering the kinky literature and audio communities.
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Transferring the capital is a way to create this inclusivity, fostering greater unity and so greater resilience too.
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Pence emphasized the role of Japanese investment in the United States in creating jobs and fostering economic growth.
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This week, Trump has signaled that the mode of foreign engagement focusing on fostering Democratic ideals is ending.
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" David also claims in the documents that "Shannon is not fostering or encouraging a healthy father child relationship.
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Even before the latest right wing conspiracies, Reddit has long been plagued by toxic users fostering virulent communities.
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Fostering a pro-business environment is necessary for Macedonia to remain as one of Europe's top emerging markets.
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Our commitment to our mission and values are steadfast, and in particular fostering a diverse and inclusive culture.
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That worked well, keeping the dollar as good as gold and fostering decent prosperity, for almost 200 years.
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This should make telemental health more conducive to a positive patient experience than other specialties, fostering repeat visits.
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Another reason to be cautious is that defence ministries have become better at procurement and at fostering competition.
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Please consider fostering or adopting Martin, the friendly male cat we found today while searching for this cat.
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Increasingly, the Brujas have become interested in fostering a sense of community among minority youths across the city.
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Fostering internal unity, accomplishing policy goals, and marketing the party brand are all part of a complicated calculus.
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Just as important as having these resources is fostering a campus culture where students feel comfortable using them.
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Mainland officials renewed a call for "patriotic education" in the territory, aimed at fostering greater loyalty to China.
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Ms. Krop disagreed that the science is settled on the role of the rigs in fostering marine life.
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It is critical to keep in mind the role of the French welfare state in fostering this stability.
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One of the most important areas of potential for smart speakers is fostering tighter functionality with users' smartphones.
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Many modern moms are fostering their careers while still handling the majority of household tasks and child care.
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" Ford added Juno and January to his family after fostering the pair, but he said he "knew better.
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These developments should increase resource utilization somewhat further, thereby fostering a stronger pace of wage and price increases.
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Several cases accused Bloomberg of personally fostering an atmosphere where senior male colleagues were empowered to abuse women.
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Florida Urgent Rescue, a nonprofit based in Jacksonville, provides rescue, medical care, fostering and adoption services for animals.
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"Bundles can certainly be a helpful tool in fostering greater efficiency in our health care system," he said.
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Rosa Fernandez, who is fostering Yeisvi in her home, said the child talked frequently of her mother's plight.
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Concerns over affirmative action fraud have plagued some of the most prestigious university programs, fostering unease on campuses.
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Zimmer sees his automotive work as fostering the way a car catalyzes this kind of big-picture thinking.
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As prime minister, Mr. Karapetyan had helped the economy grow by fostering a technology sector, among other steps.
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Now, these companies are fostering loyalty and developing an opportunity to influence spend outside of their core offerings.
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Commentators wondered how a free spirit like Kaneda would adapt to a team known for fostering rigid conformity.
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While pursuing diplomacy is important in fostering bilateral trust, the Trump administration's efforts have not yielded any success.
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They must also pay up to €150,53 to state agencies tasked with fostering innovation and building affordable homes.
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The suit also accused the agency of fostering a workplace culture that allowed for slurs and racist jokes.
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Both the right and left were fostering their own young, white, conventionally attractive representatives of their respective movements.
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At Diablo Valley College, she is fostering a network of Latinx professors to support Latinx students across disciplines.
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Fostering long-term value in a multi-stakeholder context has always been the responsibility of a public company.
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New tariffs could create headaches for the Fed, which is tasked with fostering stable prices and full employment.
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He and his family have been accused of fostering a culture of abuse and violence at the company.
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Most mild cases respond well to over-the-counter remedies like benzoyl peroxide, which kills acne-fostering bacteria.
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During the campaign, the rival parties accused each other of corruption, fostering bigotry and being soft on security.
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Rules are not inherently bad—in fact, "no bigotry" rules are important for fostering free speech, Phillips explains.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang stressed the need to see the big picture while fostering mutual trade interests.
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Usually, that goes for their claims that they're eradicating corruption, while simultaneously fostering an environment that breeds total corruption.
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For others, the path to getting into professional animation work is through fostering professional communities with like-minded artists.
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Most importantly, women capable of fostering sweeping change will wield disproportionate leverage in our politics, business communities and economy.
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The Gilmours had been fostering Janielle, 12, and Elijah, 10, for three years, NBC 6 in South Florida reports.
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China's exploding smartphone connectivity base is fostering robust online shopping, former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach said Wednesday.
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So consider fostering a tree if you can — or starting your own Christmas tree company, if you're so inclined.
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PayPal and PayPal Giving Fund have a long history of fostering significant social impact by connecting donors and charities.
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But back in the 1990s, the fashion industry -- taken to task by feminists for fostering anorexia and bulimia -- scoffed.
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Frichti is going to spend money fostering word of mouth — you can expect more referral programs in the future.
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While these comparisons focus on the premise of twentysomethings fostering friendships and dating, the setting is just as important.
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Putting a price on carbon emissions, instituting appropriate regulations, and fostering international action were also required, the report warned.
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Saved teachers' time is allocated to other tasks, such as fostering pupils' social skills or one-on-one tuition.
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In recent weeks, three of its neighbours—India, Iran and Afghanistan—have accused it of fostering cross-border terrorism.
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American campus designers were also intent on building new communities, and they had novel ideas for fostering social ties.
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The "deployment crowd" accused the "innovation crowd" of fostering delay by casting unconstructive doubt on current technologies and policies.
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Lukov served as Bulgaria's minister of war from 1935-1938, fostering close ties with senior Nazi officials in Germany.
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The CHP has tentatively named its rescue "Bridges," and Officer Smith is fostering the animal for the time being.
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In the spirit of fostering community and breaking down old, divisive barriers, we use the term "Latinx" at Refinery29.
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Since the dogs are considered part of a criminal investigation they are not currently available for adoption or fostering.
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Later, Trump revealed he was speaking regularly with Obama, describing a "warm" relationship fostering discussions about potential Cabinet picks.
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If enabling leverage on developers' skills is a practical means of engineering management, fostering innovation is its highest end.
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That's where nurturing young entrepreneurs and innovators was critical — hence his interest in fostering a start-up-friendly ecosystem.
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Pakistan's military has long been accused of fostering the Taliban as a way of pursuing regional rivalry with India.
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Moreover, by fostering patriotism for the native homeland, they can unite people from various parts of the nationalism spectrum.
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In some cities today, violent demonstrations are again upon us, sparked by issues that should be fostering legitimate discussion.
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"She's a 125-pound, drooling, snoring, gassy, loud and silly girl," said Shirley Dawn Zindler who is fostering Martha.
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The internet sends up the violent history of the word "witch," while exploiting its capacity for fostering feminist communities.
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Net neutrality preserves that environment, which is critical to fostering economic growth and job creation in the U.S. economy.
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By fostering cohesion, the party encourages the belief that, if the worst happens, it will keep credit rolling over.
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It also developed standards for teachers and administrators fostering competencies in using such practices and teaching social-emotional skills.
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Reagan also understood the importance of U.S. leadership in shaping international policy and fostering economic growth here at home.
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Fostering a more robust preparedness and response posture is needed if we expect to withstand the current threat environment.
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By expanding its access to ordinary Kashmiris and fostering accountability for violations, India could win the moral high ground.
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There are many different ways a baby could become part of a family including surrogacy, adoption, fostering, and IVF.
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That is definitely, to quote Leahy, a "slowdown of the confirmation process," and he is among those fostering it.
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"One of our core values is fostering robust, but civil, debate across our nation's bitter partisan divide," he added.
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The Day has come a long way since that dinner, and the challenges to fostering transatlantic cooperation have multiplied.
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BTS also uploaded a steady stream of content on , fostering a passionate fanbase thousands of miles away from Seoul.
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But those rankings are front and center, fostering the idea that schools are brands in competition with one another.
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Washington (CNN)Sports have a way of bringing a city together and fostering civic pride like few things can.
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When it comes to fostering tech startups, Europe doesn't have anything close to Silicon Valley's track record or reputation.
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Earlier this year, he was removed as artistic director and put in charge of a program fostering young choreographers.
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Fostering change by shedding a light on the next generation seems to be a recurring theme in his life.
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The result could be the curtailment of the greatest invention fostering free speech in the history of the world.
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Finally, the best advice for fostering a healthy sex life is to just do it, even if you're tired.
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When women enjoy legal protections in the workplace, they are more likely to own businesses, thereby fostering economic growth.
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There's now a process for adding so-called "pilot projects" and fostering them for a minimum of 18 months.
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"With OpenClassrooms, we want to make education accessible to all, with fostering employability a key objective," Dubuc tells TechCrunch.
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Infertility and fostering Seven years ago, the Gibsons married, refusing to allow a dark cloud to shadow their love.
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The Magnum Foundation has been effective in fostering and promoting a diversity of voices from all over the world.
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In fact, family fostering is the norm in Indian Country, but states did not realize, or recognize, that fact.
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Rallying could also be a form of raising a new collective conscience and fostering solidarity on a broader scale.
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But the disease's rapid spread is also fostering plenty of misinformation and fear, so accurate messaging is vitally important.
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" Notably, the lawsuit also sues City Ballet itself, a first in 70 years, for fostering a "fraternity-like atmosphere.
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Let's face it: Social media is better at fostering solipsism than it is at inspiring or showcasing creative work.
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When I criticized the fostering of extremism in the Bahraini Army, I was tossed into prison for six months.
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The "no surprises" policy is aimed at fostering better working relationship between the agency and states, E.P.A. officials wrote.
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It claims to divine nefarious "black hands" at work fostering the unrest—ie, the United States and its friends.
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Fortunately, these policies can go a long way toward fostering a criminal justice system that reduces the opioid crisis.
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Immigration should be based on the pride of being an American, contributing to America and fostering the American dream.
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Given the role obesity plays in fostering many chronic, disabling and often fatal diseases, these are dire predictions indeed.
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That improved the odds people would stay in their seats while fostering some good will with a quicker interruption.
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As it stands today, both sides of the aisle are unconsciously fostering their pathway to victory by the latter.
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Hoping to keep critics at bay, Target has been successfully fostering its apparel business, especially its private label ventures.
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Mr. Liberman accuses Mr. Netanyahu of fostering a personality cult while lacking the backbone to keep his political promises.
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Laverne and Terry have been fostering children for nearly 2628 years in addition to raising nine of their own.
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Businesses have argued that including the corporate AMT could make the tax bill less conducive to fostering economic growth.
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Baca set the wrong command climate and allowed that culture to fester, instead of fostering an environment of accountability.
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The new CEO is fostering a new Google that is listening in a way it didn't under past leaders.
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"Fostering relationships among [these communities] has been difficult, for a host of reasons too lengthy to encapsulate here," said Basilio.
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Fostering a dog: Maybe you and your family want to open up your hearts and become a foster pet parent.
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This issue has added relevance given that super-Earths, despite their tremendous girth, may be very capable of fostering life.
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Should he become the feared 'unguided missile', uncertainties would increase, fostering safe-haven demand and pushing gold prices significantly higher.
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The mom of four kids and two rescue dogs has plenty of experience fostering dogs, including those with heart problems.
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Last year, the government appointed Harald Mahrer as State Secretary, the individual tasked with fostering the development of Austrian entrepreneurship.
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Illustration: NASATo date, scientists have catalogued more than 3,500 exoplanets, some of which may even be capable of fostering life.
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When it came to the BEV's role in fostering civic engagement, however, there were some major bumps along the way.
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But rather than winning favour with younger voters, the policies become the target of Morrison's campaign, fostering suspicion of Labor.
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These days almost all suburban developers talk about "place-making" and "urban-style" living, and fostering a sense of community.
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All universities wax lyrical about the benefits of fostering international research links; in some cases it might even be true.
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Fostering a community by providing value and then investing in the best of them is a promising path for TheFamily.
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Thai kings have a long history of fostering democratic reform, but the army does not seem so protective of that.
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So the Philadelphia Zoo staff left their little girl in Oklahoma City, confident that the cross-fostering process was working.
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These features, Imani said, are designed to help readers delve into book topics while also fostering a sense of community.
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They'll oftentimes have more experience in certain areas, and can share their own lessons learned and advice on fostering growth.
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Acknowledging a parent's racism can be awkward and painful, as well as a necessary first step to fostering constructive conversations.
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Harris is one of many to tout Netflix for fostering creative freedom, but uses an intriguing choice of verb: Disrupt.
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But painkillers were the initial cause of the current opioid crisis, fostering more misuse of and addiction to the drugs.
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Financial Services Consumer finance is an integral part of the group's retail offering, fostering customer loyalty and subsidising store sales.
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The University of Minnesota business professor believes technology is fostering a golden age of pop culture, not dumbing it down.
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The UAW worked closely with the German union IG Metall in fostering a good relationship with VW before that vote.
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The other way is by fostering democracy, by demonstrating that other models, including cultural, economic and social models, can emerge.
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Fostering a great company culture can be a matter of the life or death for even venture-backed start-ups.
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New mom Amanda Seyfried is going through some growing pains with the kittens she and husband Thomas Sadoski are fostering.
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He governs in that style, Guerrero said, fostering Socratic method-style discussions where aides are encouraged to argue against themselves.
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He is credited with ushering in a period of economic prosperity and fostering rapid urban development in its major cities.
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Not only will you be treating your body well, you'll be having fun and fostering relationships with your co-workers.
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He must outline his strategy for fostering an environment where all working people — regardless of gender — are treated with respect.
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Specifically, the president's move, observers say, could create mistrust ahead of the North Korea talks by fostering volatility and uncertainty.
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Personality conflicts can be a contributor to stress, and managers play a significant role in fostering teamwork and mediating disputes.
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The Aspen Institute, founded in 1950, is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering enlightened leadership and open-minded dialogue.
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Diversifying our transportation sector with hydrogen fuel will have the added benefit of fostering growth, particularly for early-adopter communities.
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It has served the self-interest of the United States, creating trade partners and fostering peaceful societies, benefiting our economy.
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Cross-shareholdings in Japanese companies have long been criticized for fostering cosy shareholder ties that can undermine accountability and transparency.
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In many ways, Knight said other sports pale in comparison when it comes to fostering a welcoming and inclusive community.
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Planet Fitness—which has over 1500 locations nationwide—is pushing a message about their fostering of a non-judgemental environment.
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Fostering the continued growth and evolution of the mobile industry is critical to driving economic growth throughout the U.S. economy.
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Cross-fostering is when "baby animals are separated from their birth parents and raised by surrogates," according to National Geographic.
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Tara Montgomery and her two daughters began fostering Michael in February of 27, when he was just 27 months old.
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He distinguishes this from what religion can do, its "secondary outgrowths" (things like fostering identity, meaning, community and so on).
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Both Nhà Sàns have an invaluable place in the history of fostering contemporary practices in Vietnam, especially in the North.
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Mr. Sanders again walked a line between fostering kinship with a foreign people and admiring aspects of a repressive system.
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But the program — run by a department better known for fostering affordable housing — is a vulnerability for the federal agency.
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" Of the more traditional methods of fostering coexistence in the city, he added: "Dialogue groups are not the best fun.
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Fostering means housing an adoptable pet while they're awaiting a more permanent home (maybe yours), and it helps prevent overcrowding.
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The J-1 program was created by the 1961 Fulbright-Hayes Act, with the purpose of fostering understanding between nations.
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John M. Poindexter, who had resigned as the Iran-contra affair, and his role in fostering it, came to light.
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A lot of what my work stands for is destroying that sense of fear and fostering a sense of community.
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However, almost 37% of hiring managers admit their companies are falling behind when it comes to fostering the right environment.
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Serta's EverCool® Fuze Gel Foam helps dissipate body heat and increases airflow, fostering the conditions for the perfect snooze.
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In practice, this involves fostering an atmosphere of flexibility, which includes open offices and the ability to work from home.
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Rather than fostering sustainable clean energy development as a part of a conservation plan, it severely restricts wind and solar.
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Our employees represent all walks of life, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace for all.
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There is no high-ranking official in the White House driving North Korea policy or fostering dialogue in any form.
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It creates interesting pressure on normative understandings of raising a family, establishing community and fostering an identity as a people.
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Taylor's research found that having different perspectives in a firefighting team was also good for fostering a safer work environment.
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However, researchers are still examining the role Facebook and other social networks play in fostering our relationships and well-being.
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Tribal leaders took action and partnered with Fostering Futures, which introduced the community to trauma-informed Care principles and training.
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From fostering a diverse and inclusive company to examining your technology's impact on society, it all comes down to ethics.
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The President is making clear he will not tame the incendiary political mood that his critics warn is fostering violence.
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Uncertainty manifested itself in a complicated stance, sometimes fostering democracy and at others sticking to the letter of the Constitution.
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China is fostering an important expansion program in infrastructure, the One Belt, One Road program that is very well known.
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While Storm Trooper-ing is temporary, Deisler said she's hopeful fostering will turn into a permanent gig for many parents.
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By fostering a space for peer-driven conversations, they represent a continuation of the oral tradition in the black community.
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It's also highlighted Google's lack of gender parity and the tech industry's ongoing problems with fostering safe spaces for women.
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The tech industry is taking steps to change that, with Google, Facebook, and other companies now fostering big diversity initiatives.
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Kalanick, under fire for fostering a culture of sexism and rule-breaking, is also named as a defendant in the lawsuit.
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"The U.S. believes the free flow of information, including citizens' access to media, plays an important role in fostering mutual understanding."
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Fostering a healthy, rational, and informed debate in a mass society requires mechanisms that elevate opposing viewpoints, preferably their best versions.
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"I've learned to smile through cleaning endless amounts of poop and pee," he said about the dirtier side of fostering kittens.
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Mark and Valerie Sanchez's path to fostering 19-year-old Joshua and his two brothers and sister was an unexpected one.
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This mix, the American Montessori Society says, is perfect preparation for fostering a spirit of inclusiveness with others later in life.
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Experts say that contrary to concerns about fostering a team environment, listening to music at work may make workers more productive.
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Employers need to address systemic factors to be competitive in hiring and in fostering inclusion for retention and advancement, she added.
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Venture capital is considered an important ingredient in fostering innovation but the European industry is small compared with the United States.
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"Hence, efforts aimed at fostering sustainable urban energy paths are crucial to meet national and global low-carbon ambitions," it said.
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In terms of cutting-edge designers, trend forecasting, and fostering unique fashion subcultures, the Far East has never left us disappointed.
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That's when the Williams family decided to try another approach, this time fostering a litter of four kittens in early August.
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The reason for this, like the rest of the service, ties back to Facebook's goal of fostering "meaningful relationships," says Sharp.
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Then it gloats, rolling around the table and crowing to itself, and in the process fostering even more affection from you.
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Fortune writes that Griffith's colleagues say she is outstanding when it comes to fostering teamwork and creating connections throughout the company.
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By fostering such a large competition, HE hopes Die Astronautin will inspire more girls and women to become interested in spaceflight.
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We hosted this series of essays from a range of people with varied viewpoints, in the interests of fostering constructive debate.
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The U.S. is the only leading country in the world without an integrated government-level strategy for fostering these important issues.
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At recent meetings they have stressed the importance of fostering innovation, cleaning up the environment and keeping a lid on debt.
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Four women are accusing the shoe and sports clothing maker of fostering a toxic environment of sexual harassment and unequal pay.
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This initiative could assist publishers with fostering lasting relationships with readers outside of Facebook and avoid getting lost in the feed.
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Laying all the cards on the table is a powerful way of fostering financial peace of mind among all family members.
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Those initiatives include streamlining the national sales tax, improving labor reforms, solving land acquisition issues, and fostering better governance and transparency.
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In 2013, Iraq's government accused Al Jazeera and nine other satellite television channels of fostering sectarian sentiment that was fuelling violence.
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"We are focused on fostering an environment that is safe, positive and encouraging for athletes and all members," said USA Gymnastics.
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"It's a fun twist to a traditional fostering situation for people who might've never done it before," Peters told The Dodo.
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According to the zoos, cross-fostering among tigers is rare, with only a few cases having ever been attempted and documented.
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In the past six months, HTC has launched a number of initiatives aimed at fostering investments in the virtual reality space.
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And now that major European cities are fostering public transportation and bikes, a marketplace likes Drivy makes a lot of sense.
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The party is now racing to build out its infrastructure, fostering new companies and technologies in hopes of rebuilding their advantage.
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Our partners at IHI Therapy Center are dedicated to fostering personal growth free of traditional gender, sexual orientation, and cultural biases.
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It is heartening that the Maoists have shed their revolutionary mantle and speak of fostering growth to rival China's or India's.
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A torn knee ligament two years ago ended his football career at Northwestern, fostering a week or so of existential angst.
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What does this have to do with a blog aimed at fostering a sustainable human journey in a fast-forward century?
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The phenomenon, they say, is fostering some unhealthy ideas about what we really see in the mirror -- and on our phones.
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Here are three ways he keeps his staff happy and engaged: Overton explains that fostering employee trust and engagement is crucial.
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Whether political capitalism does better than liberal capitalism at fostering growth remains unclear (Mr Milanovic implies at times that it may).
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But Outschool is focused on developing interests and fostering a breadth of opportunities to learn outside of a linear classroom environment.
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Trump said Americans "must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy" and blamed the internet and violent video games for fostering violence.
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Pre-season is no longer about fostering team spirit, or testing the players, or preparing the team for the coming campaign.
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The Studio Museum in Harlem has long played a critical role in fostering the careers of contemporary artists of African descent.
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Major companies are fostering new homes in the state for the cheap cost of living and the lack of income tax.
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That firm sense of community is a massive part of Eistnaflug, whose staff pride themselves on fostering a welcoming, inclusive environment.
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At the center of these lawsuits is the Support Antiterrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002, or the Safety Act.
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Women and men must interact throughout their lives, and fostering respect of between these gender is not only valuable, but necessary.
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In Europe, groups like Stop Islamization of Denmark and the English Defense League have been central to fostering violence against Muslims.
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But researchers are exploring how the design of these platforms can have a meaningful influence on fostering more positive feelings online.
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We've talked about fostering children in the future, but in our minds that would occur after we'd had some experience parenting.
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Building a successful team is not just about finding the right people but also about fostering a strong sense of teamwork.
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If you've been thinking about adopting or fostering any pets, a natural disaster is an especially useful time to do so.
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After the ceremony and subsequent lunch, Mr. Macron opened the Paris Peace Forum, a three-day conference to discuss fostering multilateralism.
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That place -- the open internet forum 8chan -- is being blamed for fostering violent white supremacists in the US and other countries.
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And the host birds must work harder to support themselves, their own young and the offspring they are tricked into fostering.
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Fostering a professional, humane, and effective work environment is our highest priority, and something we try to do at all times.
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The third-quarter earnings season began with a strong start over the last couple weeks, fostering an appetite for risk assets.
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Fostering diversity is not creating a rainbow of skin tones and filling the air with a symphony of languages and smells.
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In his role at the EPA, Pruitt is working to balance protecting the environment with fostering job growth and economic recovery.
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But without fostering a working relationship with Iran, Russia could turn the country into an even bigger political competitor in Syria.
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The summer camp weekends organized by Trybal Gatherings are aimed at fostering lasting community among Jews in their 220s and 260s.
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The document was a brash public display of resentments that Trump has been fostering since the start of the impeachment process.
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Russia and Iran, in addition to Pakistan, are increasingly accused of fostering ties with the Taliban and hedging their own bets.
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They also claimed the agency conducted unfair hiring, assignment and transfer practices while fostering a racially hostile workplace, court documents showed.
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Trump also lashed out at lawmakers for endorsing the sanctions measure while blaming Congress for fostering a tense relationship with Moscow.
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Rather, in our increasingly interconnected world, the words of visible people play a role in fostering fear, hate and even violence.
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The CEO of the incredibly popular luggage brand Away is stepping down after being accused of fostering a toxic work environment.
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Beyond the issue of inequality and figuring out where growth is and isn't happening, there's the question of growth-fostering policies.
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One recipient of the email was the Engineering Biology Research Consortium, a nonprofit dedicated to fostering and advancing synthetic biology research.
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Low interest rates have dampened the forces of creative destruction, fostering "zombie companies", which act as a drag on economic growth.
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The organization deeply believes in fostering success on the playing field in order to give their athletes confidence in everyday life.
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DeMint Fostering party unity — or at least avoiding intra-party sniping — is one of McConnell's key tasks as a party leader.
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As Medicare is more aggressive about fostering change and efficiency, it may be that the most innovative payer is the government.
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And Clinton, like Obama but unlike any Republican, regards fostering international cooperation on climate change as an important foreign policy priority.
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Now, it's a fully formed 501c3 organization, but it maintains its commitment to youth and to fostering philanthropy in the next generation.
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Why it matters: A key challenge in treating post-traumatic stress disorder with psychotherapy is fostering trust between patients and their therapists.
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It was an important way for the Kardashians to show their dedication to fostering North's natural self-esteem as a Black girl.
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The rumor is that the behavior of Greg Paul, father to Jake, is putting employees off and fostering a hostile working environment.
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"He's a very good example of strength and endurance," says Vinnie's owner Melissa Anderson, who decided to adopt after fostering the dog.
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And a new set of beloved bars and clubs, fostering the next generation of Atlanta's hip-hop artists, were entering the scene.
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For Heikal, the contribution of foreign investment to development is essential in fostering growth as well as stemming African migration to Europe.
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Five years on, Abe's government can point to some signs that his strategy is finally fostering stronger economic growth and defeating deflation.
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The lingerie company Mapalé by Espiral is fostering shelter cats as part of the Humane Society of Broward County's Office Cat program.
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In December, Starsiak opened up to PEOPLE about her experience fostering her younger sister's 2-year-old daughter Julie for a period.
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The mustachioed governor has spent decades assiduously fostering trade and other relations between his small, land-locked state and the Middle Kingdom.
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Mr Saakashvili, known as a reformist, accused the government of Petro Poroshenko of fostering corruption by backing two of the country's oligarchs.
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A priest called Father Fernando Karadima was initially admired for fostering a movement of pious lay people from a hitherto unremarkable parish.
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Democratic leaders have called on Trump to stand aside and let the negotiators do their work as a way of fostering success.
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Wegmans is recognized in its communities for hiring local talent, fostering its workforce and representing a local reprieve from a toxic culture.
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Soichiro Takashima, the mayor of Fukuoka, says cities need to create their own opportunities "from the grassroots up" by fostering small businesses.
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Chiefs, however, are also accountable for fostering a professional culture in which law and policy are executed faithfully and without exception. 2.
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But Jaroslaw Sellin, a deputy culture minister in the PiS government, accused it of fostering "negative stereotypes" and treating the Church unfairly.
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Stories included Bushnell attempting to hold board meetings in a hot tub, and generally fostering a frat house-like environment at work.
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UK charity The Fostering Network said it was confident the British care system would cope with the rise in lone refugee children.
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As co-chairman of the Congressional Manufacturing Caucus, Ryan said fostering advanced manufacturing jobs can help drive that transition for many Americans.
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Perhaps the most utopian application of this technology will be seen in terms of bridging cultures and fostering understanding among young students.
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That's in large part because of the relationships it's fostering between diverse stakeholders so that they can take on the issue together.
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League of Legends developer Riot Games has been accused of fostering a culture of sexism, Kotaku detailed in a lengthy report Tuesday.
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Kylo is still too young to be adopted, but Montgomery is currently fostering him until he's old enough for a forever home.
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Since wisdom is "the quality of having experience, knowledge and good judgment," our study suggests that life experience is fostering sexual wisdom.
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Many have heralded VR as a particularly apt medium for capturing perspectives and fostering empathy for emotional situations unfolding across the globe.
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Employees or departments competing against one another to stand out can destroy the company, so fostering a "win together" culture is paramount.
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Citizens play the most important role, he said, in fostering healthy conversations on the internet and taking responsibility for their personal data.
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Employers, for their part, must boost diversity and training, fostering inter-cultural environments and an atmosphere of exchange, so all can benefit.
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Is humanity better served in fostering generations of young leaders whose sole interest is personal advancement via individual achievement and cutthroat competition?
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" While she initially planned on fostering Vincent until she could find him a new home, she now "can't imagine letting him go.
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This will ensure that we are able to reach more customers and deliver a better service to them, while simultaneously fostering trust.
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By fostering development around 360-degree video and sharing its findings, Facebook hopes it can stay at the forefront of social video.
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It's not about just seeming to be an intimate company, but truly fostering real relationships with the people that buy our product.
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Dr. Friedman makes a solid case for the club's continued existence as possibly fostering emotional healing for those traumatized by the shooting.
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Above all, it requires fostering workplace cultures that support the people, and not just the dollars, that define the American music industry.
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CalArts' MFA Creative Writing Program—a two-year master's degree dedicated to fostering the experimental impulse, is seeking applicants for Fall 2020.
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These companies fostering a sense of trust from a child that's not truly earned, because these companies weren't built to help kids.
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To minimize and dismiss the significant role of public libraries -- historically and today -- in combating inequality and fostering democracy is simply ignorant.
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"It is about lower taxes and ... better outcomes for families, fostering enterprise, restricting the scope of government and building society," Bernardi said.
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Minister Bains came to Washington to learn more about what the United States is doing right when it comes to fostering innovation.
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Founded in 2006, WDN is committed to fostering women's leadership and helping to grow democracies that represent all citizens, regardless of gender.
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And, if we've learned nothing else from 17 years of war, there is an undeniable logic to fostering jointness through shared responsibilities.
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This effort was consistent with the broader post-World War II foreign policy goal of fostering American economic and political values worldwide.
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"In the current circumstances we have decided that our efforts in [fostering tech innovation] are best served through other means," it said.
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"AMLO supports NAFTA but would not bet on fostering international relations, particularly in an era of trade tensions," said TS Lombard's Arias.
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But discourse can clarify what works where – whether it's a new financial instrument fostering solar panel deployment or a new battery design.
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One section is meant to be heard while walking downtown, the other uptown, both fostering a closer appreciation of the urban landscape.
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In most cases, there was no pre-adoption fostering, and poor parents were sometimes offered financial inducements to give up their children.
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B4R is also at the ready to handle any players who may be contemplating suicide or are fostering thoughts of self-harm.
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Unlike with other printmakers, the vibe at Gemini G.E.L. has always been about fostering creativity in a characteristically laid-back, Californian way.
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For an even shorter tl;dr the EC's theory is that consumer trust is essential to fostering growth in the digital economy.
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"Liz has a genuine concern for fostering intellectual diversity," Daniel Jacobson, the only philosopher in her department who identifies as conservative, says.
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The bioelectric currents may convert minerals from one form to another, for instance, fostering the growth of a diversity of other species.
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Ecclestone has spent years fostering the respect of the teams – and even managing to keep free-thinking giants like Ferrari in line.
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English players learn the game in frosted conditions that tend to thwart precision passing, fostering a rough, overtly physical style of play.
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If that's the only thing, financial uncertainty, that would be hindering them from fostering - that's where I now want to step in.
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It's intended to fill a major treatment gap, fostering hope and connection for young people who often feel alone in their struggles.
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Trump has been accused of fostering a 2023st-century version of McCarthyism, named after the discredited communist "witch hunts" of Wisconsin's Sen.
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FOSTERING CONNECTIONS Often, as soon as my articles appeared, I would hear from people who had more information about the topics discussed.
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We take responsibility for fostering academic and social environments that give every student the means and opportunity to pursue a better future.
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The house being searched was occupied by an older couple known for fostering hundreds of refugee children, according to local news reports.
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Citizen diplomacy initiatives like these are vital to fostering understanding and building trust between the isolated North Koreans and the outside world.
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She also adds that sharing personal anecdotes that are appropriate for the office can go a long way when fostering these connections.
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The emphasis tends to be less on the food than on fostering good times for people in need of a cat fix.
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Yet efforts toward reform will need to balance trade-offs between two key goals: stemming corporate tax base erosion and fostering competitiveness.
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Republicans have sought to downsize the federal program, which has ballooning debt, in hopes of fostering a private market for flood insurance.
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Similar initiatives across the region - including Wamda, Oasis500, Sawari Ventures, Berytech, Flat6Labs and AstroLabs - are also fostering an enabling environment for entrepreneurs.
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Republicans have sought to downsize the federal program, and its ballooning debt, in hopes of fostering a private market for flood insurance.
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The next biggest issue for remote workers, who mainly communicate through technology, was the difficulty in fostering strong relationships with their boss.
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An ECB spokesman said that Draghi will focus on the theme of the symposium, fostering a dynamic global economy, in his Aug.
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There are frequent film screenings that are less about seeing a movie than about fostering debate in the question-and-answer sessions.
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Fostering their creativity — and avoiding the bitter political infighting that scares away potential newcomers to the city — should be a top priority.
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While Assemble's work is aimed at fostering community in otherwise disused spaces, Freeman and Lowe's practice is centered on creating experiential zones.
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Smith fakes the roll to create the "switch," but then immediately cuts back to the wing as Mahinmi rolls, fostering defensive confusion.
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Nor, he said, has the DNC offered much leadership in fostering "uniformity around IT infrastructure," particularly at the state and local levels.
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BLACK, an online journal that focuses on art criticism from the black perspective while fostering conversations about art from the ground up.
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Access to contemporary art can be significant for a child, both in fostering their critical judgment and, perhaps, igniting their own creative inspiration.
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Fostering unity, not division; working for the interests of all Americans, not just one's political base; being honest, not inventing truth at will.
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For now, she's focusing on building up events, fostering artists, and building a collective of people who are here to support each other.
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Diversity is the driving force behind this incredible rush of discoveries, and over the next decade we need to keep fostering that diversity.
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Marketing is a typical early adopter of new technologies and it has already embraced AI, fostering greater awareness and conversion metrics across sectors.
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Policymakers need to curb healthcare spending and raise revenue to pay down debt, but this could decrease the chance of fostering sustainable inflation.
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It's disturbing that a Google VP would advocate for 'fostering a culture' in which employees should 'feel safe sharing' ignorant and hateful ideas.
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Some show it actually increased crime by inflaming residents who saw heavy-handed enforcement against petty offenses as harassment, fostering distrust toward police.
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Those results suggest that families who move to a neighborhood better at fostering opportunity can have a considerable impact on their children's future.
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As Facebook strives to become more meaningful to people's lives, fostering new friendships could give people a fuzzy feeling about the giant corporation.
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Not only was fostering the baby cats a good experience for the Williams children, it was just the kitty ticket for Flora, too.
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He has often performed in clubs such as Berghain and Bassiani in Tbilisi, which are known for fostering equality in the DJ scene.
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More recently, he "was instrumental in fostering connections between Gaza- and Libya-based terrorists, and facilitating their travel to Syria," the department said.
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As the sole FearlesslyGirl ambassador, Keys was enlisted to speak to a crowd of students about developing inner strength and fostering supportive friendships.
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The Jackson family patriarch was responsible for fostering the careers of Janet and her siblings (music superstars The Jackson 5 and Michael Jackson).
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For Baerbock, one of the keys to fostering an energy mix based on renewable sources is finding a way to store the power.
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By asking more questions, developing strong opinions and fostering relationships, women are setting a new bar for themselves to succeed like never before.
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In the meantime, though, from projects like this to cat cafes and fostering programs, all efforts to help pets find homes are valuable.
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He was adopted by a Humane Society employee who had been fostering the feline and officially moved into his forever home on Wednesday.
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She noted the importance of letting wildlife move across long distances and fostering "connectivity" between different ecosystems, from the mountains to the prairie.
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The statistics show that Israel is a vibrant market, fostering companies that will be changing the global cybersecurity landscape long into the future.
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Senator Susan Collins of Maine co-sponsored a different Obamacare replacement measure back in January and is fostering bipartisan talks about healthcare reform.
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Policymakers need to curb healthcare spending and raise revenue to pay down debt, but this could decrease the chance of fostering sustainable inflation.
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These companies could work with creatives like never before, fostering a new, global community of advocates who could speak to their good will.
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Finding inspiration in expressions of raw emotional power, she believes music can reveal a very vulnerable place for the artist, without fostering weakness.
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Given the kingdom's long history of fostering extremism, it's not at all clear that this move will help fight terrorism in any way.
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It was credited with fostering acceptance of gay people long before the U.S. Supreme Court made gay marriage a right nationwide in 2015.
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Trump Jr. blamed the universities for fostering a political climate that has left the president's supporters afraid to admit that they backed him.
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Research has found that practicing Christians are much more likely to adopt and foster, or even consider fostering, compared to the general population.
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It is this relationship of trust that is behind China's emphasis on guanxi, or personal relationships, often misunderstood by outsiders as fostering corruption.
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Success will require tending and fostering American relations with China, Japan and South Korea while forging an entirely new relationship with North Korea.
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RBI proved successful in fostering major league talent; former participants include outfielders Coco Crisp and Justin Upton and Yankees pitcher C. C. Sabathia.
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Trump's order banning immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries serves Russia's interest by fostering instability and undermining U.S. influence in the Middle East.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers President Emeritus Ed Hill and Edison Electric Institute President Tom Kuhn have been instrumental in fostering National LAMPAC.
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The statement commits the signatories to investing in workers, paying fair compensation, providing important benefits, training and education, and fostering diversity and inclusion.
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Mr. Filin was dismissed as artistic director earlier this year, then given a position as head of a Bolshoi workshop fostering young choreographers.
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But he's also spoken inconsistently on those issues, fostering a degree of confusion over his stance by issuing vague and sometimes contradictory statements.
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A Cooperation Group will also be established to link Member States and support and facilitate "strategic cooperation" as well as fostering information sharing.
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Is it arguable that all of us overestimate the power of clubs and clubbing when it comes to fostering a sense of inclusiveness?
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Despite what's happening in the VC world, young startups also have a responsibility to make sure they're building and fostering diverse, inclusive workplaces.
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The tech industry has become so big that it now plays a much bigger role than just enabling productivity and fostering economic growth.
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It should be about nourishing yourself and fostering these positive relationships with food rather than finding 'superfoods' that are saving us from evil.
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Each time you say aloud "And then", the dancers dissolve and appear in another corner of the room, fostering a sense of exploration.
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Howard had been so upset to return Winnie after fostering her for a few months that she wasn't sure she should foster again.
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Schachner sees his job as referee as giving him the opportunity to let people know about the joys of fostering and adopting animals.
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Gratton said fostering work-life balance is more important than ever since today's workforce is likely going to be remote for a while.
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But in a move widely believed to be aimed at fostering good relations with the incoming Trump administration, Mr. Putin announced on Dec.
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At newly integrated schools, fostering collegiality and visibility among students and working toward a more inclusive future was rarely a passionately promoted agenda.
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When Stéphane Lissner was appointed as the Paris Opera's general director in 2000, he set about implementing measures focused on fostering younger attendance.
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Born in 1897, he grew up poor in the Lower East Side, working in a sweatshop and privately fostering his passion for drawing.
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We tend to think of the Sun as the essential life-giver, what with all of its contributions to fostering ecosystems on Earth.
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Google counts on open dialogue to strengthen products and morale, and prides itself on fostering an environment in which subordinates can challenge managers.
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American Express, the Supreme Court delivered a big blow to antitrust law and its traditional mission of helping consumers and fostering economic competition.
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"It's exploded," said Tiffany Lacey from Animal Haven in NYC who typically receives one or two inquiries about fostering or adoption a day.
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The company's technology is certified by the Department of Homeland Security as part of the Support Anti-Terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act.
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Companies like Google are famous for fostering an open culture that leaves room for rabble-rousers and vigorous political debate during the workday.
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One example is the Orphan Drug Act, which was aimed at fostering research on drugs for diseases that impact fewer than 22013,22018 Americans.
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By fostering rampant individualism and a disregard for traditional institutions, the tech companies are now under threat from a candidate they helped create.
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Housing advocates have criticized the seller-financed business for fostering abusive practices that take advantage of poor people and contribute to neighborhood blight.
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Saudi Arabia and some of its neighbors decide to punish Qatar and some of its citizens, ostensibly for fostering and financing Islamist terrorism.
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It wants to draw Hong Kong closer to Beijing by fostering patriotism that plays up the party's achievements and whitewashes its tumultuous history.
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Employee tension is unusual for Airbnb, known for its cheery mission of "belong anywhere" and for fostering a kumbaya culture among its staff.
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According to the class-action lawsuit, Riot's top executives were fostering the sexist environment, including co-CEO Brandon Beck and COO Scott Gelb.
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Herring and her husband, Bob, began fostering when they lived in Oxford, Iowa, and continued to do so after they moved to Tiffin.
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The Brin family ended up in Maryland, where the Google cofounder was enrolled in a Montessori school that emphasized independence and fostering creativity.
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When used strategically, it's also good at fostering fulfilling experiences, relationships, and a sense of community — all reliable ways of boosting well-being.
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If protesters decide to slow or even briefly shut down a transit system, they run the risk of fostering backlash against the movement.
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The nonpartisan nonprofit, which focuses on fostering civic engagement in the Puerto Rican diaspora, holds voter education lectures to which candidates are invited.
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By retreating to neat homogeneous monocultures, most separatists will end up doing what all self-segregationists do, fostering narrowness, prejudice and moral arrogance.
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The announcement also came during a period when other communities were considering removing Confederate symbols as critics considered the displays as fostering racism.
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He said that DHS is "elevating" the mission and devoting more resources to fostering relationships with state and local officials who administer elections.
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Faced with this vacuum, nongovernmental organizations need to take the lead on fostering cooperation across various levels of government and among political parties.
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It also has created a vast and visible force personally linked to the monarch, interpreted by some analysts as fostering his own powerbase.
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As the mayor of a fast-growing city, I know firsthand how important efficient transportation is to fostering economic growth and great neighborhoods.
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Universal museums like the Met, for all their geopolitical baggage, have an essential role to play in the fostering of a cosmopolitan citizenry.
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Led by master printer Caitlin Riordan and printmaking faculty Grayson Cox, PIE is committed to fostering innovative collaborative relationships across generations and communities.
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But it's home to SES and Intelstat, two of the world's biggest commercial satellite companies, so it has expertise in fostering space exploration.
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The central bank left its key policy rates unchanged as expected on Friday, citing its goals of stabilising inflation and fostering sustainable economic growth.
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"At Facebook, we're committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where employees feel comfortable expressing their opinions and speaking up," a Facebook spokesperson told Mashable.
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The station provides news on the activities of various U.N. agencies to the public in South Sudan and political programs aimed at fostering peace.
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As Rusty explains, Lexi's previous foster family did not wish to continue fostering a child they most likely wouldn t be able to keep.
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The University is firmly committed to fostering a supportive and safe learning and working environment and to full compliance with all anti-discrimination laws.
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In the CNN poll, 53 percent of viewers said they didn't think the president would succeed in fostering more cooperation between Democrats and Republicans.
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The couple had previously considered fostering or adopting — options they're very open to when it comes to building out their family in the future.
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More broadly, McCorkle points to organizations like the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership as examples of local business leaders' active participation in fostering economic growth.
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Our overarching objective will remain the same: fostering a strong economy for all Americans — one that provides plentiful jobs and low and stable inflation.
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Technologies such as carbon capture, battery storage, and advanced nuclear power hold the key to reducing emissions while fostering a healthy and growing economy.
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It requires having a view about what policies are best at fostering prosperity and acknowledging that the experts are often divided on that question.
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Siu Hung Chan, managing director of power company CLP's China business, said data analytics and machine-learning are fostering smart cities in the delta.
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Battlefield One is a year old, still fostering a loyal community, while Wolfenstein II's stellar single-player mode was released just a week ago.
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By fostering new life — a tree — death becomes less about cold headstones and more about a natural grave marker, says founding designer Raoul Bretzel.
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On the one hand, they want to avoid accusations of fostering an "addiction" to fossil fuels in poor countries with strong renewable-energy potential.
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Why it matters: YouTube is probably the toughest issue facing Google right now, amid allegations it is fostering hate, enabling pedophiles and spreading misinformation.
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Pakistan's powerful military has long been accused of fostering militant groups as proxy fighters opposing neighboring arch-enemy India, a charge the army denies.
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It was just a design competition, no demonstrations or races, but still managed to accomplish its goal of fostering enormous excitement for the hyperloop.
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Los Angeles will be the subject of a panel about fostering innovation and collaboration in big cities, moderated by iconic food critic Jonathan Gold.
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Today, I feel that Fox News is assaulting our constitutional order and the rule of law, while fostering corrosive and unjustified paranoia among viewers.
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When Earcylene Beavers started fostering children at her Los Angeles home three decades ago, she quickly saw how desperately people like her were needed.
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Developed closely with Providence College, the team effort is proof of the shared interest in fostering digital and web-based practices across educational landscapes.
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But lack of support and barriers to access do, which is why the role of Coach Core fostering this raw talent is absolutely vital.
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The Competition Bureau made a series of general policy and regulatory recommendations with the purpose of fostering competition and innovation for fintechs in Canada.
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One of the sceptics' biggest bêtes noires is the "selfie"—which is often blamed for fostering self-regard and an undue focus on attractiveness.
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"Shoutout to black twitter for birthing real n**** hours and fostering deep fried memes, truly the greatest meme format of all time," he said.
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Angelique Iuzzolino of Yonkers, New York, has been fostering rescue cats for Anjellicle Cats, a New York City-based cat rescue, for seven years.
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"We've both have talked about adoption or fostering in the future, down the road, but we're not [having kids] biologically," Bookout recently told PEOPLE.
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"The Bidens have gotten to know Major while fostering him and are now ready to make the adoption official," the organization posted on Facebook.
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Over 55 years, the organization's track record in fostering the careers of rising performers has been remarkable, and it only distinguished itself further here.
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"This rule is a legally sound, pragmatic strategy to cut emissions while fostering clean energy innovation and job growth," McGinty said in a statement.
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Enbridge said it "appreciates and respects" the court's decision and is committed to fostering a strengthened relationship with the Chippewas and all First Nations.
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North Dakota, which already has perhaps the world's leading pilot school, is training drone pilots and fostering start-ups aimed at the agriculture world.
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These conditions create and exacerbate resource shortages and aggravate social and political tensions, fostering avenues for extremist ideologies and political instability to take hold.
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The first is a virtual platform that will create a student-to-workforce pipeline by fostering collaboration between business leaders and our member schools.
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Celebrity chef John Besh's Besh Restaurant Group — which includes 12 acclaimed eateries — has been accused of fostering sexual harassment, according to a new report.
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The senator's office spent years fostering opposition to "globalist" trade pacts and played a leading role in stopping an immigration reform bill in 2013.
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"The aid we provide to countries around the world directly advances U.S. national interests by fostering a safer and more stable world," said Sen.
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Now 41, M.I.A. has weathered countless mini-controversies (including that Super Bowl middle finger) and public beefs, only to become interested in fostering harmony.
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In a sharply worded statement, the Vatican said it was surprising and regrettable that some people in the Church were "fostering confusion and controversy".
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Riot Games, the creator of "League of Legends," has settled a class action suit that accused the company of fostering a sexist work environment.
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At the same time, one needs to consider whether an institution is fostering an environment where failure or a mistake is not an option.
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It was a mechanism for fostering organized discussion, a way of understanding what we needed to know to answer the question about alien civilizations.
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During high water, topsoil, gravel and woody debris are washed into new sites downriver and below ground, fostering new habitats and new plant communities.
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After the election, even colleges that are unaccustomed to clashes over race or religion struggled to address student safety concerns while fostering free speech.
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Arguments among lawmakers rarely escalate into any sort of physical confrontation in the European Parliament, an institution dedicated to fostering compromise and healing enmities.
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A challenge for the CrowdSignals, assuming it takes off, experts say, will be fostering trust among large numbers of people beyond the early participants.
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All along, I've grappled with the eternal problem of fostering constructive commentary and dialogue in an online world quick to devolve into name-calling.
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"The government is committed to promoting equal opportunities and fostering in the community the culture and values of inclusiveness and mutual respect," it added.
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Better to get in trouble with management than meet the man accused of fostering a culture of police brutality on a city-wide scale.
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Lastly, and most importantly, we want to underscore our consistent commitment to fostering a work environment built on the values of trust and respect.
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Axelle Lemaire's law is also fostering this strategy as it opens up a lot of possibilities when it comes to interacting with public data.
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Given Microsoft's ostensible commitment to fostering open source projects going forward, a panicked mass migration from GitHub to GitLab may end up being premature.
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While I recognize the narrative well from my experience fostering, it is important that birth mothers not be reduced to such two-dimensional caricatures.
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You will be more successful at fostering acceptance of evolution if students feel as if they have the freedom to make that decision themselves.
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But perhaps the biggest question for public debate is whether government policies can do much to boost exports by fostering innovation and productivity growth.
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For people interested in fostering or adopting, shelters are offering discounts and, in some cases, free adoptions to get their animals into safe homes.
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"There is considerable evidence pointing to the role of migrants in sustaining or fostering strong economic growth over the longer term," the report said.
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While working for Hasbro, Ted Fischer developed a series of robotic pets that were created with the intention of fostering meaningful connections through play.
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Syria's long agony will never end as long as leaders who should see a value in fostering regional stability keep tearing the country apart.
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Classic activities like those tap into the nostalgia of childhood gym sports, encouraging teamwork and fostering friendships among people of different ages and ethnicities.
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A 1980s Oregon Child Protective Services investigation concluded Murray had sexually abused his foster child, prompting officials to ban Murray from ever fostering again.
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Ms. Haddock said that her company was helping the association to rewrite its policies, with an eye toward fostering greater diversity at the gatherings.
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And like the others, most notably Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National Union, the monopoly on power eroded ideals while fostering a scramble for spoils.
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The exact amount of Koch donations to campuses across the country, which frequently are earmarked for programs fostering capitalism and free markets, is unknown.
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Personal Health Much of modern life, though seeming to promote connectivity, has had the opposite effect of fostering social isolation and loneliness, experts say.
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He accused it of fostering maritime disputes, undermining pro-democracy movements and trying to co-opt local and state officials in the United States.
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We pride ourselves on excellence, innovation, fostering collaboration between groups that might not otherwise interact, and a willingness to have fun with our work.
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By fostering racial division, the Republican Party sought to break popular support for government policies that taxed the wealthy and favored workers over bosses.
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In general, this administration has been far more adept at dismantling the policies of its predecessor than at fostering innovative ideas of its own.
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Yet government policy is hurting, not fostering, many people's chance to earn the most reliable ticket to a good job and a better life.
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He sees Vital Spaces as a key ingredient in making Santa Fe more accommodating to artists who are pushing the envelope and fostering dialogue.
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Governments across Europe began to institute austerity policies in the name of fostering innovation — a rationale she found not only dubious but economically destructive.
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"The strong interest in fostering public confidence in the administration of military justice weighs heavily in favor of grasping this nettle now," they wrote.
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"We're currently looking at several aspects of cat attachment behavior, including whether socialization and fostering opportunities impact attachment security in shelter cats," Vitale said.
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It reportedly focuses on fostering social skills by having children learn mindfulness practices in addition to storytelling and drawing, according to the party's website.
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Yet Vaynerchuk is a master of fostering intimacy — he really listens and retains personal details — and his track record in tech lends him authority.
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All eyes are now on the port authorities, which have a critical role to play in fostering the emergence of an LNG bunker market.
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The owner, Ellen Helmke, started fostering kittens at her bookstore in May 2019, and is dedicated to helping the animals find their forever home.
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Supporters of Cardinal Burke complained that the pope, for all his talk of fostering debate, was intolerant of opposing views, especially more orthodox ones.
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A two-way conversation (a "workplace intervention" of sorts) with higher-ups can be valuable in fostering support, ideas and feedback for everyone involved.
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Here is a man who points the finger at private equity for fostering income inequality, while ignoring venture capital's own role in perpetuating it.
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Some lawmakers have called for rules limiting the proliferation of parties, blamed for fostering corruption by demanding broad coalition and deal-making in Congress.
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Maybe it could benefit from a tweak in its mandate, to ensure a better balance between its goals of fostering employment and curbing inflation.
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The DNC chairman is simultaneously seeking to fulfill his promise of fostering relationships with local party leaders who felt ignored under his predecessor, Rep.
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The central banker said fostering a robust global economy was essential to preparing for the challenges of an aging population and strained public resources.
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Fostering innovation is not about incubators and specialized career fields, it's about making it easier for everyone to do what they are best at.
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He made a number of films before moving to the United States in 1968, fostering friendships with Polish and French expats in Los Angeles.
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He made a number of films before moving to the United States in 1968, fostering friendships with Polish and French expats in Los Angeles.
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As such, it is predominantly — though not exclusively — performed by women, who shoulder the mental load of tracking, fostering, supporting and promoting other women.
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President Trump is attempting to bring our nation out of the trend toward fostering dependence on government that ultimately destroys attitudes of individual responsibility.
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Companies need to prioritize developing and skilling up managers to prepare them for the people issues of today, including fostering civility when employees disagree.
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Amazon has also been fostering a relationship with law enforcement through the promotion of Rekognition, a real-time facial recognition software that's relatively inexpensive.
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Weber likewise instills The Dumb Girl of Portici with uncanny grace, which Anna Pavlova, who plays the eponymous girl, is equally responsible for fostering.
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The criminal justice system has abandoned the most significant needs of black people, while fostering resentment and distrust with excessive policing of small crimes.
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It's that they don't have the luxury of pity in the backbreaking, emotionally draining, and unbelievably rewarding job of fostering achievement in low-income kids.
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He doesn't look at Becca while explaining his story, take her hands, or anything that would be construed as romantic or fostering a personal connection.
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To name territory is to claim it, enticing settlers, fostering a sense of nationhood, erasing the indigenous population and bison that lie in the way.
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Joe Jackson, who died on Wednesday at 221, was responsible for fostering the careers of music superstars The Jackson 163, Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson.
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And yes, the FBI says Butina did this by fostering a relationship with an unnamed "gun rights organization" that sounds a lot like the NRA.
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"Please consider adopting or fostering a cat from your local rescue so that they can help another," Fat Cat rescue said on their Facebook page.
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Get back on the horse (and help others do it, too) with this class on leadership, forming and fostering a creative space, and encouraging cooperation.
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A Republican state lawmaker called the protests "shameful" and said they could hurt the tiny state's chances of fostering better relations with the White House.
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In an article for the Jesuit America Magazine, Devron argued for the importance of fostering empathy and emotional openness among the boys in his school.
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Nielsen praised Long's "tireless dedication to FEMA and his commitment to fostering a culture of preparedness across the nation" in a statement on Wednesday afternoon.
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What's happening: The NBA is taking a page out of FIFA's book with basketball academies fostering the growth of young basketball players across the globe.
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Provincial authorities often take it upon themselves to name places as national parks, with a view to selling overpriced tickets or fostering pell-mell development.
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Q: On the supply chain liability side, how might the product liability regime evolve to protect consumers while fostering continued investment and innovation in ADS?
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And a segment on Ashley Madison, the adultery-fostering website, apparently filmed before its hacking scandal, should have been left on the cutting-room floor.
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This is a big part of fandom and criticism in 2019, and Netflix shows... kind of just blip in and out instead of fostering conversation.
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Gratitude, on the other hand, while reducing stress and fostering happiness, also can reduce the tendency of people to engage in self-blame or disengage.
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Since Cuba and the United States restored diplomatic relations last year, Washington has focused much of its efforts in the island on fostering private businesses.
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Until Uber's now-former CEO Travis Kalanick resigned, it seemed as if there were no consequences for fostering work environments where sexual harassment was rampant.
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Screens can also disrupt interactions with caregivers by limiting opportunities for verbal and nonverbal social exchanges, which are essential for fostering optimal growth and development.
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But there's one big difference: Instant Family is drawn from director Sean Anders' actual experiences fostering and later adopting three children with his wife, Beth.
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Sammie, who Sauer is personally fostering while he is being treated, isn't "out of the woods with infection" but is responding really well to treatment.
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Six female former students recently filed a lawsuit, accusing Tennessee officials of fostering a campus culture that enabled sexual assaults and harassment by male athletes.
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They wanted the siblings to stick together The couple started off fostering three of the seven separated siblings, but eventually wanted to reunite them all.
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But nothing has rivaled the Marvel approach of building an entire superhero-filled world that its characters inhabit, with one fostering connections to the other.
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"China remains an important market for Samsung and we are actively participating in China's economic policies by fostering growth in the components industry," Samsung said.
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And although Simkhai doesn't seem personally interested in fostering a less prejudiced Grindr community, others at the company have plans to make it a priority.
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Obviously there are still areas for improvement, but being able to recognize issues and adapt to new findings is critical to fostering an inclusive culture.
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With stock market jitters having all but frozen the IPO market this year, the two successful share offerings are fostering new optimism among IPO hopefuls.
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PAPA JOHN'S ACCUSED OF FOSTERING 'BRO' CULTURE WITHIN COMPANY, REPORT CLAIMS Valor also said he would make a donation to the James W. Foley Foundation.
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When JPay launched its e-messaging services in 2004, it pitched it as a way of fostering closer relationships between prisoners and the outside world.
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The thing about performance is that you can't just make it alone, so fostering a community to me meant the inherent production of new work.
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In a paper, ASIFMA called on regional regulators to coordinate better and adopt a consistent set of best practices for fostering fintech in the region.
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The review of over 5,000 voting records found the 193-member state organization provides a forum for diplomacy and communication, fostering alliances and reducing conflict.
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She is respected and has been recognized for her exemplary leadership qualities and her achievements in fostering a workplace culture that accepts and embraces uniqueness.
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TACT, a fostering and adoption charity in the UK, initially tweeted that they believed the man is an interpreter but has since deleted the tweet.
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Why it matters: The companies offering employee bonuses are taking advantage of a good PR opportunity while also fostering their relationship with Republicans in Washington.
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Of note, however, is what is not included in the exhibit as a way of fostering understanding: the translation of the wall text into Spanish.
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For years, allegations have been circulating that Big Soda companies have taken to creating and fostering faux grassroots protest groups to stand against soda taxes.
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" According to Reddit's Content Policy, the platform "tolerate the harassment of people on our site, nor do we tolerate communities dedicated to fostering harassing behavior.
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It's also a proven destination for the radicalization of toxic beliefs, and it has a long history of fostering horrible behavior both online and off.
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Trump says she is a firm believer in networking and fostering relationships, and she's putting her own advice to work as this process moves forward.
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Authorities deny this and accuse Iran of fostering unrest that has seen demonstrators clash with security forces, who have been targeted by several bomb attacks.
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Ralph Northam (D) was awarded a national prize for fostering diversity even as the school was caught in the middle of a racist photo scandal.
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For example, Kazakhstan is increasingly playing a prominent role in fostering peace talks, including in the Middle East, hosting the Astana peace talks on Syria.
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Yet, centuries of ensuing economic research have demonstrated that economic policy fostering free-markets from trade policy to tax policy is critical to economic growth.
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Since 1999, it has grown to help inner-city girls all over the country by fostering a discussion around body image, beauty and battling poverty.
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If so, fostering that relationship is a wonderful way to work with Saturn's difficult energy, as well as becoming more disciplined about maintaining your schedule.
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"With the Google Assistant, we're focused on fostering an open ecosystem for developers, device makers, and content partners to build new experiences," he told me.
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All Europe has done is redirect the flow of vulnerable humanity, fostering the development of a global superhighway to move people over this great distance.
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Pakistan denies helping the Taliban and a Pakistani delegation led by Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua visited Kabul on Saturday with the aim of fostering cooperation.
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Alpaca's top competitor, Interactive Brokers, offers trading APIs, but other services as well that distract it from fostering a robust developer community, Yokokawa tells me.
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The repressive states of the Arab world, meanwhile, all sought American protection while subliminally fostering hatred toward the liberal values about which we lectured them.
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Most entrepreneurs and professionals in leadership positions are pretty self-motivated, but fostering that motivation throughout an entire organization is often where the difficulty lies.
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Committed to fostering the vitality of contemporary artists and publishers, E/AB will announce the recipient of the first Artist Award on Saturday, October 27.
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In addition, the RESA legislation would open new opportunities for smaller employers to band together in larger retirement plans, fostering access to broader retirement solutions.
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One motivation for the younger son came working at Glynwood Center, a farm growing produce and raising livestock while fostering sustainable agriculture in the region.
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A large part of the brand's success has rested on its social media prowess, fostering a loyal shopper base frequently reminded of the brand's prevalence.
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And I added that despite Trump's denials, his use of tariffs is driving up prices for American consumers while fostering a lack of economic stability.
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In the medium and long term, the coalition is protecting territory from instability or being recaptured and fostering political processes to ensure long-term liberation.
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Perhaps more importantly, it could also influence the view of those who traditionally support trade and fostering the U.S.-EU economic relationship, particularly in Congress.
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My husband and I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love for #petethehero He was a senior dog that we adopted after fostering.
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Merchants could lure people to their stores, earning a higher margin than the Rewards they give while fostering repeat customers and word-of-mouth promotion.
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On a recent episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, Recode's Kara Swisher and Lauren Goode of The Verge talked about fostering computer education with Code.
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"As strategic partners, Hellman & Friedman and Blackstone intend to support Scout24's management team in fostering organic and inorganic growth," the private equity firms said.
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Activists in India blamed New Delhi's police for fostering a culture that protected rapists rather than their victims, and accused local police of being inefficient.
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Amid swirling investigations into possible collusion between his campaign and Russia, Trump remains untroubled about fostering the appearance of close ties between himself and Putin.
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Beijing has struggled to balance its goal of fostering innovation with its desire to keep control over a communication medium it believes could be destabilizing.
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They're the latest celebs to post about adopting or fostering at a time when many shelters are closing to the public because of Covid-19.
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Last month, the charity released a report named "Noticing Nature," which showed that fostering closer connections with nature makes people more likely to protect it.
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Nor is Commune Editions interested, on the evidence of these two titles and its other offerings, in fostering a monotonic, consistent genre of political poetry.
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