Foundations like the Gates, Ford, Knight and Thiel foundations actively invest in startups, as well.
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"My favorite type of foundations are matte foundations," FKA Twink, a drag queen in Miami, Florida, says.
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Foundations saw the biggest growth, up 16 percent, due to massive gifts from super-rich donors to their foundations.
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The rules for private foundations are strict: Congress was worried that wealthy individuals would use their foundations for private gain.
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In 2015, a group of foundations launched the DivestInvest initiative, which helps foundations, individuals and businesses divest from fossil fuels.
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Set up the foundations, so that whatever happens and whoever is in office will find that there are strong foundations.
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Foundations like the 1434 Foundation, Cabot Family Charitable Trust, Hearst Foundations, and Mabel Louise Riley Foundation were also substantial donors.
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But there was a significant difference between foundations and super PAC s: the money that endowed foundations was exempt from taxation, so when foundations attempted to mold society they were doing so at the expense of the taxpayer.
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An area like the environment was a focus for institutional foundations, for instance, but not family foundations, the Rockefeller report found.
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"There were no monetary gains she could have had personally from the establishment of the two foundations, as no individuals could freely take funds from the foundations," said Yoo, referring to two sporting foundations formed to support Park's policies.
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A wealth tax might have the same effect — encouraging billionaires to leave more to foundations — if the wealth tax exempted the foundations.
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These "time-limited" foundations, also known as spend-down or limited-life foundations, are on the rise, according to a study from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors and Campden Wealth, which looked at about 21.1 family foundations that combined give $22016 billion annually.
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So I'm setting up the foundations and with the foundations we will be able to withstand whatever earthquake or whatever calamity we have.
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In those early years, it enjoyed generous funding from Western donors such as George Soros's Open Society Foundations and the Ford and MacArthur Foundations.
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Check out the nonprofit leadership association Council on Foundations' community foundation locator to find community foundations in all 50 states, D.C., and Puerto Rico.
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There are also foundations, multinational and philanthropic organizations such as the World Bank, Rockefeller and Dell foundations which offer grants to help social enterprises grow.
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This field is called quantum foundations, which is inadvertently ironic, because the point is that precisely where you would expect foundations you instead find quicksand.
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When: Monday, June 25, 5:30–7:30pm Where: Open Society Foundations — New York (224 West 57th Street, Midtown, Manhattan) More info at the Open Society Foundations.
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But it has foundations, the foundations are the EMEA regulation, the foundation is European law, and it's European law being implemented under the authority of the European Court of Justice.
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Then finally, I applied to media foundations [at Humber], which is funny, media foundations was the other program I was thinking about going into before I got accepted to McMaster.
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University reviewing donations from Epstein-controlled foundations The university recently announced it was reviewing the approximately $800,000 it received from foundations controlled by Epstein over the course of 20 years.
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Give and Take Elizabeth Kolbert, in her critique of private philanthropy in the United States, argues that the super-rich are reinventing our society through charitable foundations ("Shaking the Foundations," August 27th).
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Melinda and I think there's value to society in allowing the wealthy to put some money into private foundations, because foundations play an irreplaceable role that's distinct from what governments do well.
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Prosecutors have said they are looking into allegations Choi forced conglomerates to donate funds to non-profit foundations using her friendship with the president and whether she benefited financially through the foundations.
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I spend a bunch of time now in the weeds in the foundations, but MacArthur and some other foundations actually put together a pledge that said that journalism funding should be unrestricted grants.
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"Catholic foundations are an important sector in investments and many of them are quite successful," said Walter Dillingham, managing director at the Wilmington Trust's endowment and foundations group, in an interview on Tuesday.
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The government and foundations spent about $300 million on autism research in 2011, and $332 million in 1.823, with about 78 percent coming from the federal government and the rest from private foundations.
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The next thing you notice is the four names that are missing from the list of 2000 foundations that contributed during those two years: the foundations connected to Facebook, Google, Verizon and Apple.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Soros Foundations to Leave Hungary as Orban Grows More Belligerent" (news article, May 16): It is sad and disappointing that the Open Society Foundations have to leave Hungary.
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Nicole Taylor: Community foundations are a vehicle for people who want to give that come with a far better tax advantage and advising advantage than setting up private foundations [whose] overhead is costly.
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Click through to find our favorite foundations of the bunch.
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Spain's renewed growth has sounder foundations than in the past.
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They are unimaginably ingrained in the foundations of our society.
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In 2014, there were 86,000 foundations in the United States.
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The collection includes mascaras, foundations, powders, to even eyebrow gels.
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Why can't private foundations or universities just fill the gap?
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The German leader has not built on these promising foundations.
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But that golden age was built on some rusty foundations.
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The foundations of this administration were flimsy to begin with.
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Foundations tweeting angrily at each other is not very presidential.
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His argument is sound, but the foundations bear further scrutiny.
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He's washed dishes, poured concrete foundations and installed storefront windows.
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I instinctively gravitated towards tinted multipurpose balms and dewy foundations.
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The foundations of our free republic were attacked last year.
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All were charitable foundations keen to try out the concept.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly challenged the foundations of this runaway state.
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We have great respect for the European foundations of it.
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Despite the challenges, Europe has strong foundations to build on.
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Changing those norms entails changing the very foundations of society.
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Now put the foundations under them," Thoreau wrote in "Walden.
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They are in many ways the foundations of our success.
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They set up trusts and foundations to shelter their assets.
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There are many, including philanthropic foundations, interested in venture investing.
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The authorities have shut thousands of schools, businesses and foundations.
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Maybelline tweets that the foundations should be plentiful come June.
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This is a powder keg in the foundations of society.
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Wind turbines also require large amounts of cement for foundations.
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It will disrupt, perhaps mortally, the foundations of European unity.
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" She said she would be dedicating herself to "other foundations.
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It would utterly shake the foundations that she believes in.
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The majority of large foundations are not prioritizing underserved communities.
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The foundations for this, being largely anecdotal, are commensurately weak.
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Ten foundations are pledging $125 million to support Flint, Mich.
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This mass surveillance threatens the foundations of a free internet.
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Communities: Donated more than $25 million to foundations last year.
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Earlier this year, his charitable Open Society Foundations left Hungary.
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In practical terms, though, puberty shook her foundations a bit.
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Some foundations have effectively become lobbying arms of drug makers.
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Jacob Marx is a policy associate at Open Society Foundations.
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Open Society Foundations could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Open Society Foundations said it did not fund the coalition.
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It turned out that not very many foundations were strategic.
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Clerics controlled religious foundations, called bonyads, that acquired commercial businesses.
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Aryeh Neier is president emeritus of the Open Society Foundations.
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A world of runaway economic inequality leaves our foundations shaky.
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"Not all foundations intend to exist in perpetuity," she said.
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Her husband is also a founding director of both foundations.
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Turkish newspapers have branded German foundations and journalists as spies.
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All these problems were not so bothersome for development foundations.
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More broadly, women are shaking the foundations of our culture.
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Their foundations are laid by disparate actors, crises, and movements.
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George Soros es fundador y presidente de Open Society Foundations.
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On the foundations of such energy flows, nations are constructed.
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On the foundations of such energy flows, nations are constructed.
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We wanted to change that and put foundations in place.
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TV Guide and Blockbuster were our foundations for video entertainment!
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This popular discontent is shaking the regime to its foundations.
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It is principally used for building foundations or retaining walls.
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Greece lies like a bomb in the European Union's foundations.
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Queercore's roots stretch back to the foundations of punk itself.
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"When you're blasting and boring and doing other things around buildings that don't have solid foundations—they have what are known as 'rubble foundations,'" said Michael Horodniceanu, president of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Capital Construction.
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VS, the news website of New Wave, has been the only major news outlet to benefit from grants handed out by the central bank through six foundations, according to a list published by the foundations.
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In 1985, one of them, Adolf Grünbaum, at the University of Pittsburgh, published "The Foundations of Psychoanalysis," a dauntingly thorough exposition designed to show that, whatever the foundations of psychoanalysis were, they were not scientific.
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I raised my own money from different foundations for Open Markets.
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These are the very foundations that you build your business on.
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These are the strategic foundations which provide the platform for success.
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"I want to strengthen the foundations of our science," he said.
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The biggest increase was in giving to foundations — up 15.5 percent.
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The group gets support from private foundations and established labor unions.
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Mr Schelling's work laid (largely unacknowledged) foundations for future behavioural economists.
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"France is a house whose foundations have been eroded," he insists.
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The program relied heavily on donations from foundations and wealthy individuals.
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The Open Society Foundations denies funding the Freedom from Facebook campaign.
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The foundations of the deal's second part are almost as shaky.
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It's a claim of financial support Soros' Open Society Foundations disavows.
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Everyone from the government to independent foundations are funding microbiome research.
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"They're always worried about things going on in foundations," Singer said.
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As legal tech gains momentum, investors like Open Society Foundations, Google.
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This makes it an excellent material for building and road foundations.
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Such foundations are also known to benefit from largesse from abroad.
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Some homes still stood, while others had burned to their foundations.
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Usually institutional investors, like college endowments, pension funds and charitable foundations.
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Governments, foundations and endowments will probably have to play a part.
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" She also said she would be dedicating herself to "other foundations.
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These cracks in American institutional foundations enabled central government to swell.
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IKEA is made up of a number of companies and foundations.
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Maybe a quarter comes from Korean entrepreneurs, foundations, and internet companies.
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The foundations have invested some of their money in government debt.
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So all three of the children have started their own foundations.
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Residents saw them as tearing up the foundations of a community.
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Morton Halperin is a senior advisor to the Open Society Foundations.
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They are the authors of The Constitutional Foundations of Intellectual Property.
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After foundations, SPKTRM will be expanding into highlighters of various shades.
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This slave labor generated revenue for Catholic pastoral and educational foundations.
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Large gifts to hospitals or medical foundations also secure priority access.
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We have the highest rating from the watchdogs that follow foundations.
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" She said, "I feel I've got no foundations in my life.
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Another $22 million will be donated by local foundations and philanthropists.
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It's about crumbling foundations, fear, people acting like cattle and disappointment.
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It addresses the foundations of ethics — metaethics — rather than normative ethics.
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Every reform since has tried to build atop those uneven foundations.
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In response, Mr. Carson has turned to charitable foundations for funding.
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It's quite another to debase the foundations of a great democracy.
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It's about building on the strong foundations that it already has.
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Ms. Straus brought in new revenues by reaching out to foundations.
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He relies on small grants from local foundations and Mennonite organizations.
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Find out your own scores on the full Moral Foundations Questionnaire.
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"Noah's Arc" is the polar opposite of most athletes' limited foundations.
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Mr. Soros is the deputy chairman of the Open Society Foundations.
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Alexander Soros is the deputy chairman of the Open Society Foundations.
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But they had a basic faith in the foundations of society.
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We agreed that there are three main foundations of forgiveness: 1.
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Open Society Foundations, Mr. Soros's philanthropic organization, has denied any involvement.
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Patrick GaspardNew YorkThe writer is president of the Open Society Foundations.
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So you have four of, like, the best hydrating foundations ever.
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The water swept several homes in the community from their foundations.
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This was not because foundations had stopped funding big, controversial projects.
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The foundations for a successful Middle East policy have been set.
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Some houses are jacked up like cars, awaiting new raised foundations.
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Every building carries history within its walls, ceilings, floors and foundations.
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" "There were three houses that were completely knocked off their foundations.
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The building remains uncompleted, with tall weeds sprouting from its foundations.
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Connect NGOs and foundations and individuals become our Tencent Foundation strategy.
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So have major foundations like the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
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But the family foundations' money supports a far more expansive effort.
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Tax regulations applicable to private foundations provide exceptions to forbidden lobbying.
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I might use different foundations depending on where I'm applying them.
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How many of your foundations are working on a wealth tax?
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We are the highest rating from the watchdogs that follow foundations.
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VICE News reached out to Soros' Open Society Foundations for comment.
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He argues that we're still trying to figure out the role of open-source foundations and that we're currently in a slightly awkward position because we're still trying to determine how to best organize these foundations.
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A key observation in early moral foundations theory was that people often seem to make quick decisions instinctively based on their own set of moral foundations while coming up with post hoc reasons and justifications later.
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More funding for investigators devoted to dissecting foundations the way Fahrenthold and the AG's office have would be a good start, and help deter more wrongdoing as more duplicitous foundations learn that they might get caught.
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About 16 percent of the $3.5 million annual budget for the nonprofit ArtPrize comes from the various DeVos foundations, according to 2016 tax disclosures, with the rest from other foundations and local and national business support.
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"Over the past two years, the Hungarian government has spent more than 100 million euros in public funds on a campaign to spread lies about the Foundations and their partners," the statement from Open Society Foundations said.
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But normally it appears to investigate sham charities (like two fraudulent Vietnam veterans charities, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, and a fake leukemia charity), the kind of groups to which foundations donate, rather than grant-making foundations themselves.
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But normally it appears to investigate sham charities (like two fraudulent Vietnam veterans charities, the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, and a fake leukemia charity), the kind of groups to which foundations donate rather than grant-making foundations themselves.
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"It's a great test of the foundations of quantum mechanics," said Cadamuro.
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Foundations are broad, flexible tools for spending your money to pursue philanthropy.
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KT: If it's done badly and built on weak foundations, then yes.
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But at bottom, this is not about George Soros or the foundations.
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The organization is funded by foundations, including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Perryville homes also were torn to bits -- some down to their foundations.
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The innocent foundations of many computer systems remain a source for concern.
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Other foundations have suggested there will be no change in their policies.
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"When she passed away, it shook the foundations underneath me," Mandisa says.
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It's a question that's chipping away at the foundations of American democracy.
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Read these stories next:The 5 Drugstore Foundations Celeb Makeup Artists Actually UseL.
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France is hindered both by austerity and by the euro's shaky foundations.
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The foundations will even come with sensors to monitor temperature and conditions.
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The Economist examined grants from a random sample of about 4,000 foundations.
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Rather, it is part of the metaphysical foundations of the market economy.
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And that's a direct threat to the foundations of our current civilization.
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"Ruth has two foundations in her life," says longtime friend Nina Totenberg.
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Building trust by sticking to international commitments lays the foundations for that.
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It isn't trying to lay the foundations for a grand, cosmic universe.
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My foundations are the same, my values unchanged, but I have grown.
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Construction has yet to start, although officials have laid the foundations stones.
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While they get support from foundations, he runs a deficit every year.
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As in "The Force", the Fords' optimism was built on incomplete foundations.
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"There are literally so many foundations for lighter women," tweeter @elisejasek wrote.
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Neuropixels is the brainchild of a collaboration between several medical-research foundations.
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The philanthropic sector, especially foundations, have, by their nature, very little accountability.
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Not all foundations operate the same way under the same weather conditions.
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But giving by individuals fell, while contributions from foundations and corporations rose.
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The work takes neural networks all the way down to their foundations.
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"The Arctic foundations are considerably more expensive in permafrost areas," said Streletskiy.
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We engage with the theoretical foundations of science and its conceptual nuances.
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But we can at least be more honest about its theoretical foundations.
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Gigi B. Sohn is an Open Society Foundations Leadership in Government Fellow.
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Noisey: What are your thoughts on this absolute Kate Nash classic "Foundations"?
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Finally, we must examine why taxpayers are subsidizing foundations for earned income.
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At this point, the Linux Foundation is essentially a foundation for foundations.
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In the U.S. there are now trusts and foundations and pension plans.
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The gardens' foundations will be undercut if track is laid too close.
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We will be working with NGOs, local organizations, foundations, activists, and companies.
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For weeks, the press has delighted in revelations of the foundations' profligacy.
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Many of the foundations' beneficiaries are allied to or connected to Fidesz.
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This is an attack on the very foundations of the American system.
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Britain's builders may flounder, but corporate debt seems based on firmer foundations.■
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It is now the Open Society Foundations, not the Open Society Institute.
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" She said the foundation violated "basic legal obligations for non-profit foundations.
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"These foundations become, more often than not, bureaucracy-ridden sluggards," Wilson wrote.
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The foundations of Ghanaian education are about the strongest in the region.
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Other Epstein foundations gave the school about $2768,21627 from 2000 to 2005.
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The mineral has been identified as a culprit in disintegrating foundations elsewhere.
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We need to tap into the deep spiritual foundations of our nation.
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The foundations of NATO became the European Union and other international institutions.
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In the sixties, DARPA had established the technical foundations of the Internet.
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I know I'm not alone in my deep distaste for most foundations.
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Basements were left behind when the houses were shaved off their foundations.
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When the foundations tremble, He is changeless, immovable – eternal in the heavens.
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A group of private, blue-chip foundations will pay for the effort.
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Ahead, 10 foundations that will make any BB-cream addict a convert.
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Their marbleized cinder blocks pose a great opportunity for exposed architectural foundations.
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Morton H. Halperin is a senior advisor to the Open Society Foundations.
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The underlying social and moral foundations of the nation have been weakened.
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Mr. Berman said small foundations needed to get comfortable with this risk.
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If they grow, they could shake the company from its foundations up.
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The foundations of the independence movement have been shaky from the start.
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It's about identity, psychology, moral foundations and the dynamics of tribal resentment.
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In reality, however, Mr. Abe's impressive majorities rest on rather feeble foundations.
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But many of their lives in California are built on fragile foundations.
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This year, Mr. Soros's Open Society Foundations, under increasing pressure, left Hungary.
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Geologists say the tower foundations weren't built into bedrock by the Chinese.
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The meals were paid for by donations from foundations and individual donors.
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"The house was moved off its foundations," the 52-year old explained.
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Then, in 221, a legal earthquake shook the foundations of Swiss banking.
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But he secured a $3,000 grant from local foundations for his move.
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Open Society Foundations, the organization founded by Mr. Soros, has denied involvement.
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This national emergency is shaking the foundations of daily life in America.
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Houses were pushed off their foundations, while shacks next door were spared.
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He said the strong foundations of the U.S. economy inspire investor confidence.
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This is how we lay sturdy foundations for a truly civil society.
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If Davis's resignation rattled May, Johnson's shook the foundations of her government.
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Foundations, frames, mattresses, mattress protectors, and cooling pillows are all on sale.
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The puzzle for economics is why these foundations are not total scandals.
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AND WE HAVE FOUNDATIONS, AND WE GET INVOLVED IN ALL THESE CAUSES.
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Samsung gave the largest donations to Ms. Choi's foundations, totaling $17 million.
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Samsung made the largest payments to Ms. Choi's foundations, totaling $17 million.
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Bartholomew started his own construction enterprise, focusing on drainage, foundations and landscaping.
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More often, it gets funding from governments and private companies or foundations.
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Answering to neither voters nor shareholders, philanthropists and foundations can move boldly.
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The 2016 election revealed the crumbling foundations of today's technology-fueled democracy.
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Such foundations benefit government researchers, donors, and the nation as a whole.
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Carnival also announced it will donate $2 million from various partnering foundations.
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The research was paid for by the Danish government and private foundations.
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The continuing depredations have virtually destroyed the foundations of U.S. nuclear capability.
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In fact, the foundations of Israel's long-term national security are cracking.
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However, few other mainstream companies have such a diverse line of foundations.
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With the Switch, Nintendo has the foundations of a great game console.
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The liberal moral foundations include equality, fairness, and protection of the vulnerable.
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ROME, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Italy's banking foundations will vote against any investments state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) might be called to make in Alitalia, the head of the foundations association ACRI Giuseppe Guzzetti said on Tuesday.
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In one phase, as they dig deep to lay the foundations of a new subterranean office complex, the center court will be exposed down to its deepest foundations on one side, resembling some sort of red-clay altar.
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In 2015, the Russian government banned two branches of Soros's charity network — the Open Society Foundations (OSF) and the Open Society Institute (OSI) — from operating in the country, stating, "It was found that the activity of the Open Society Foundations and the Open Society Institute Assistance Foundation represents a threat to the foundations of the constitutional system of the Russian Federation and the security of the state."
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Though private foundations are supposed to reveal the beneficiaries of their grants in annual documents filed with the IRS, those from Epstein's known foundations, based in the US Virgin Islands, do not give a complete record of his donations.
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The foundations are going in and the building will start to go up.
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Foundations: It's likely there are more bottles than faces for them to cover.
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Whether other prominent foundations will follow the Rauschenberg's lead remains to be seen.
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If laser removal isn't an option, the right foundations and concealers can help.
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Sometimes the foundations help find appropriate nonprofits to suggest for their circles' grantees.
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And so how we get foundations that have $800 billion ... And they do.
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For the last two years, I've been laying solid foundations for IP's future.
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Others saw their houses torn completely from their foundations, leaving only concrete bases.
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The Bundesbank was upbeat, however, arguing that the foundations of growth remained intact.
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This uninspiring performance reflects the fraying international and domestic foundations of world order.
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But at the bottom, this is not about George Soros or the foundations.
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That progress has been built on foundations which are likely to strengthen further.
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This may be distant futurism, but its foundations are already falling into place.
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Many of these foundations are already investing in a few of these causes.
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One neighborhood contains fenced-off housing foundations that have sat idle for years.
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For Miss A, that's the cheapest lipsticks, foundations, and shadows on the market.
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They could potentially undercut many of the foundations of America's anti-discrimination law.
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Bertrand's work was one of the foundations upon which Nash would later build.
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And whoever undermines the foundations of liberal democracy harms one and the other.
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Sony and Microsoft are both laying their own foundations for this upcoming battle.
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A Yes would root his power in the very foundations of the state.
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This is much higher than the rate of roughly 7% seen at foundations.
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The app offers different challenges to teach users the foundations of basic programming.
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The roots of adjacent hillside trees probably helped undermine the concrete chute's foundations.
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Instead, this experience should shake him to his foundations and transform his character.
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If her past launches are any indication, Kattan's new foundations won't last long.
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Soros' charity, Open Society Foundations, did not respond to CNBC's requests for comment.
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But are the foundations of the China's break-neck building on shaky ground?
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The foundations of Einhorn's claim can be found on Musk's own Twitter account.
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China's carriers are built on more solid foundations of fast-growing local demand.
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What problems would foundations still pose, even if we had no charitable deduction?
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Without strong ethical foundations, everyday communication functions, instead, as an information sort target.
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It means I am still laying the foundations to building my media empire.
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In a modern society it is enough attack the foundations of everyday life.
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That was early on, back in 2014, and the foundations were in place.
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But is this all built on the shaky foundations of ever-rising debt?
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Among nonprofits, endowments and foundations, that figure is significantly higher, at 29.4 percent.
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Sadly, an Italian financial crisis would threaten the very foundations of the eurozone.
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Voters should not tolerate this continued manipulation of the foundations of our democracy.
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Some programs are channeled through separate nonprofits; others are housed within private foundations.
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Foundations and other benevolent organizations would help foot the cost to the cities.
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Personal attacks and attempts to destroy the foundations of our government are not.
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It turns out that foreign donations to US foundations and charities are common.
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Foundations helped with major gifts, and the museum identified companies likely to give.
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With such solid foundations, risks are likely to come from abroad, GfK said.
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This is a profoundly troubling assault on the very foundations of our democracy.
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America's next president should privatize such aid and help seed new independent foundations.
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Remarkably, large chunks of the foundations and many lychen-encrusted columns still stand.
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Most of its medicines and supplies come from foreign nongovernmental organizations and foundations.
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Homeowners began alerting state officials about their failing foundations as early as 2001.
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Our strengths in innovation and enterprise are the foundations we must build upon.
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Cyclone Yasi knocked home off their foundations and destroyed farmland back in 2011.
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But it isn't just Christians that might be ignoring the foundations of yoga.
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These included setting up charitable foundations that dressed up the payments as philanthropy.
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Once the clay foundations have dried, she cuts animal matter into slender sections.
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You can find more information about the disease at the NCL Foundations website.
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But traditional private foundations are prohibited from engaging in many direct political activities.
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The American tech economy rests on the foundations of the military-industrial complex.
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Pooling money with other foundations is another, although ceding control can be complicated.
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It was paid for by the National Institutes of Health and charitable foundations.
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Buildings keeled off their foundations, slumped in on themselves or split in half.
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And so Ford has now downsized its footprint, making room for other foundations.
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In May, the Open Society Foundations was forced to close its Budapest offices.
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Saying any beauty product is the best, foundations especially, is asking for trouble.
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Another $13 million comes from donations made by Tom Benson and various foundations.
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The foundations for great public health care in Brazil are already in place.
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We'd like to add another psychological tool to the toolbox: Moral Foundations Theory.
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In June, CUNY's board approved a plan to centralize oversight of the foundations.
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The endowment for the Broad Foundations, his main philanthropic arm, is $0003 billion.
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But in 1992, the pyramid dramatically deteriorated after an earthquake weakened its foundations.
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Competing approaches to quantum foundations are called "interpretations," and nowadays there are many.
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It is the job of foundations like his to help educate the public.
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He has ripped out the ideological foundations on which his party once stood.
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Unions and the news media were enablers, he said, as were charitable foundations.
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Back in his home country, he recognized the African foundations of those styles.
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Houses have been knocked from their foundations and rest precariously on steep hillsides.
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We're also not an independent country, so we don't qualify for international foundations.
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One way foundations tended to be hands-on was by sponsoring particular projects.
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The 22020 collapse of Lehman Brothers shook the foundations of the global economy.
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Trump's budget slashes at those very foundations: education, health care, research and development.
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In Tennessee, houses slid from their foundations and tumbled into the Tennessee River.
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Fretting over it defies economic logic and the foundations of our market economy.
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"Sovereignty and accountability are the essential foundations of peace and prosperity," McMaster said.
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And a few years before that, foundations helped to rescue Detroit from bankruptcy.
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And I think, you know, charitable foundations are, in general, a good thing.
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It will form the foundations for the next era of growth and prosperity.
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Some of the victims were paid through Epstein's charitable foundations, the suit says.
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Nonprofits, foundations, and government funders are increasingly partnering toward such shared outcomes goals.
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These developments, in turn, threaten to weaken the very foundations of our democracy.
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One of the foundations of our democracy is the freedom of the press.
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Many rich families set up foundations to dispense vast sums to good causes.
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He currently manages money only for himself, his family and his various foundations.
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Community foundations were started in the Midwest and are over 100 years old.
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In 2014, there were more than 86,000 private foundations in the United States.
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Conservative moral foundations favor in-group loyalty, moral purity, and respect for authority.
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Last month, the Connecticut General Assembly passed a bill that would, among other things, allow homeowners with failing foundations to request a reassessment of their property values and require contractors to record the supplier of concrete for residential foundations. Gov.
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American charitable foundations spend a lower percentage of their wealth than foundations in countries like Spain and France, which on average spend about a third of their philanthropic assets on their social programs, grants, administrative costs and supporting third parties.
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While many solid foundations can feel heavy or greasy, this one's quite the opposite.
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Key measures aim to reduce income inequality and lay the foundations for progressive taxation.
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Perhaps laying the foundations for a more enhanced QR scanning mode still to come?
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The tsunami decimated the area, ripping houses from their foundations and bulldozing concrete buildings.
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Its founders were determined to build on the foundations of the city's former greatness.
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Many other families with sick loved ones have started foundations, and some have succeeded.
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You need to go all the way back to the foundations of modern physics.
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No wonder so many brands are clamouring to launch 'instantly blurring' or 'filtering' foundations.
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More than that, disagreement and shifting positions on interventions is common even within foundations.
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Expanding social housing at this scale means repairing the foundations of American affordable housing.
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Homes and infrastructure appear to be torn apart, some stripped down to their foundations.
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South Sudan was born with very weak foundations on which to build a nation.
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Momentum among foundations, universities and other experts in this space is growing rather suddenly.
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The Open Society Foundations named the first-ever recipients of its Soros Arts Fellowship.
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If the turbines' foundations are taken into account, they each weigh nearly 1,6003 tonnes.
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His book is a serious critique of the moral and structural foundations of democracy.
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Limited partners, like pension plans, foundations, endowments and universities, can help make the shift.
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It would be foolish to remake the welfare system on such shaky statistical foundations.
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For acne-prone patients, Dr. Zeichner is a fan of mineral or powder foundations.
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When the building's foundations finally became unstable, Ms Benning set fire to her creation.
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Stick with oil-free foundations or [ones containing] salicylic acid, especially during the summertime.
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One German study found that 353% of charitable foundations were created by childless people.
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The foundations receive money directly from Facebook every 15 days for amounts over $100.
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Celebrities like Kenny Chesney and Tim Duncan have also created foundations to help out.
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The Biden Foundations was planning to suspend operations once Biden announced his presidential campaign.
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"One-state nation cuts under the very foundations of the Zionist dream and project."
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The vast majority of charitable contributions come not from big foundations, but from individuals.
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Their domestic relationship is one of the foundations upon which Crase's writing is built.
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When we think concrete, we usually picture white pavements, swimming pools, and building foundations.
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Likewise, if you're on the oilier side, water-based foundations are your best bet.
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More than half of the respondents were fund managers and one-fifth were foundations.
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"The foundations of the globally balanced security architecture should therefore remain unshaken," it added.
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The digital foundations we build our lives around are set on worryingly shifting sands.
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Further partnerships will be explored with Washington D.C.-based foundations, think tanks and NGOs.
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The basic insight was that the Swiss Civil Code allowed considerable latitude to foundations.
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The song "Foundations" was released by Fiction records, which is under Universal Music Group.
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The Industrial Revolution laid the foundations for the modern world we live in today.
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"The rules and foundations of this impeachment trial almost determined the outcome," said Sen.
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The DJT Foundation, unlike most foundations, never paid fees, rent, salaries or any expenses.
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"Vietnam managed to capitalize on its strong foundations through good policies," the economists wrote.
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The company consulted medical institutions and foundations around the world to develop the tools.
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In short, we built the foundations on which everyone could develop businesses and communities.
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Trump recently paid the IRS a penalty because foundations can't donate to political candidates.
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We should ask whether the level of tax exemption for these foundations is appropriate.
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The foundations had been laid the day before, when Comey's opening statement was released.
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Instead, he wants to expose the rickety foundations that high-flown rhetoric can obscure.
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"The foundations do not examine what owners stand behind the supported projects," Matolcsy said.
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There are three ways of removing Ms Rousseff that rest on more legitimate foundations.
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It was like a colony of termites that had eaten the foundations from within.
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Levees can also crumble under pressure due to poor maintenance, inadequate foundations, or erosion.
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And in recent years, some older foundations have refocused their effortson tackling big issues.
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GEORGE SOROS New York The writer is the founder of the Open Society Foundations.
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She suggests that they support foundations like Panthera, which protect wildcats and their habitats.
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The quake cracked buildings and foundations, destroying roads and causing fires to break out.
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Swiss ICOs have largely been run by foundations based in Zug, Switzerland's "Crypto Valley".
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Foundations and groups that receive funds from abroad usually must register as foreign actors.
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He has donated about $34 billion to the five foundations according to Berkshire Hathaway.
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All of this means that fund-raising from foundations and private donors is crucial.
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Open Society Foundations said moving operations out of Hungary would impact around 100 staff.
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That is out of $41 billion in total given by foundations, individuals and others.
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The foundations of the postwar world born from the rubble of Berlin are trembling.
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But in spring, they become the focal point of desserts rather than the foundations.
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For Paul, these memories are the truth ("I remember"), the foundations of his existence.
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It's helped fuel a backlash that is threatening the foundations of the system itself.
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Trump is shaking the foundations and structures of the post-World War II order.
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He even upends the foundations of banning as something that castrates and annihilates: Principle.
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From this medley of opposition grew the intellectual foundations of the modern Republican Party.
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Its foundations date back even further to the Fatimid dynasty in the year 969.
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In February this year, Sibur said the foundations for the plant had been laid.
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Also named in the lawsuit are several businesses and foundations run by the family.
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Engineers have questioned the wisdom of building skyscrapers with foundations in mud and clay.
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So they did it themselves, finding an enthusiastic response from corporations and their foundations.
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Residential building codes can also present a problem for tiny houses built on foundations.
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Couldn't foundations create special funds to encourage and support candidates from the working class?
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Big foundations tend to be conglomerates with different programs trying to achieve different goals.
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He also served on the boards of numerous corporations and foundations, including WellPoint Inc.
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These are the foundations that underpin the ambition of this unique and unprecedented partnership.
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Nowadays, the observatory depends on private foundations and universities to make up the shortfall.
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We saw how families tried to plow their pain into charitable foundations and activism.
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Taken together, Watts shows, these two speeches encapsulate the foundations of Rome's remarkable success.
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None of these folks are trying to overthrow these foundations and shut them down.
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And it is bumping up against the foundations upon which all independent journalism stands.
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A powerful deterrent, it laid the foundations for peace with Arab nations, he says.
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In the past, governments and foundations led the way, via direct loans and grants.
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There were various foundations to influence public policy outside of the context of campaigns.
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Mr. Bolsonaro speaks of patriotism and authority — moral foundations that are important to conservatives.
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Parker is an active philanthropist, launching multiple foundations focused on cancer and public health.
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A law signed this year, the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act, could help.
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He has consulted for various health care and life sciences companies, associations and foundations.
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As the name suggests, it lays foundations for many new features down the road.
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Family foundations are typically created to establish a philanthropic legacy that can span generations.
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How can a president lead when he has violated all foundations for public trust?
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But on May 19th he publicly conceded defeat in the Open Society Foundations investigation.
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Only the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Open Society Foundations are larger.
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The extended family manages at least six foundations with nearly $290 million in assets.
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ARYEH NEIER, NEW YORK The writer is president emeritus of the Open Society Foundations.
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Many brides will choose a soft blush to complement their natural foundations in 2020.
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Change from last year: Down 2 spotsLinkedIn course: Artificial Intelligence Foundations: Machine LearningSources: LinkedIn
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Federal laws generally restrict foundations from owning more than 20 percent of a company.
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That innovation is needed, and I hope foundations will continue to take that risk.
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Funders for the project include conservative foundations belonging to the Kochs and the Scaifes.
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VIKKI SPRUILL, ARLINGTON, VA. The writer is president and chief executive, Council on Foundations.
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None will name any countries, foundations or corporations they think have too much influence.
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Some homes in the area were knocked off their foundations, the fire department said.
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Roughly half of its funding comes from foundations, and the rest via individual donations.
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ITALY'S FINANCE MINISTER SAYS DEAL LAYS FOUNDATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-EMISSION CAR MODELS
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And most alarming of all, the change undermines the secular foundations of Indian democracy.
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Banca Sistema said the investment would be carried on together with some banking foundations.
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The biggest increase will come from foundations, which are often financed by wealthy individuals.
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For years, chefs have been hosting fund-raisers, cooking for charities and starting foundations.
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And more than 90% of charitable spending worldwide comes from European and U.S. foundations.
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Another place where discoveries could be waiting is in the foundations of quantum mechanics.
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That's a big no-no for Common Core, which relies heavily on strong foundations.
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So far, the proposed foreign investments will mostly benefit Iranian state companies and foundations.
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The foundations of good will that took decades to build are rapidly breaking down.
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According to the Fortress website, construction crews are now working on the building's foundations.
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Linnell estimates that more than a dozen foundations now have official sabbatical funding available.
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Publication of the decision, which could shake the WTO's foundations, could come months later.
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Many other foundations pick issues based simply on the personal whims of the funder.
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These include a conglomerate known as Setad; the foundations (or bonyads) like the Mostazafan, Astan-e Qods, and Shahid foundations; the IRGC Cooperatives; major business empires like the Khatam Construction Co. and Ghadir Investments; as well as "cooperatives" controlled by the security forces.
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Most of these leaders have come from community foundations, distinguished by their goal of enhancing the lives of the public in a given region; there are 750 such foundations throughout the United States, with assets ranging from $3 million to $8 billion.
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Since the report, "The State of Diversity in Environmental Organizations: Mainstream NGOs, Foundations & Government Agencies," Green 85033 has spurred 32 of the top 40 NGOs to submit their diversity data with over 500 foundations and nonprofits willingly submitting their data to GuideStar.
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The wood has rotted in some; others have black mold, broken windows or failing foundations.
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But these zigs and zags have U.S. endowments, foundations and pension fund managers feeling nervous.
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You have to use less cement for the foundations and plan everything so far ahead.
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Aravena's team built out the units' foundations and concrete frames, and left it at that.
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On nights and weekends the "Ohana Floor" will be open to select nonprofit and foundations.
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"Dreams are the foundation of Hollywood and dreams are the foundations of America," Nyong'o said.
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That is true, whether one looks at individual investors, pensions, endowments, foundations, hedge funds, etc.
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The Center for Financial Services Innovation is funded by financial industry companies and charitable foundations.
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" He added: "The Democrats, they say Donald Trump is criticizing the foundations of our country.
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All that remains from that day in February 2006 are concrete foundations and twisted rebar.
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The lawsuit at play is over one Obamacare's foundations: helping people afford private health insurance.
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Total giving, including gifts from foundations and corporations, exceeded $400 billion for the first time.
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In the years since his election, Duterte's administration has shaken the foundations of Philippine democracy.
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And too often businesses and nonprofits and foundations, their decision-making is clouded by emotion.
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Unlike many foundations, the Clinton Foundation operates projects on the ground and employs 403,000 staff.
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In the scheme of the agency's budget and the Foundations', the sums involved are tiny.
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Later, as prime minister, he helped to lay the foundations for the modern welfare state.
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That is because computer chips are the foundations of the digital economy and national security.
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Universities and foundations are already investing in startups; it's not that radical of a concept.
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There is a misconception that foundations will blindly partner with anyone in return for donations.
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JOHN BURKEVancouver Inheritance taxes provide an incentive for wealthy people to set up charitable foundations.
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When he died in 2013 high petroleum prices still covered up the economy's rotting foundations.
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Best For: The Neat FreakLiquid foundations, jelly highlighters, goopy lip glosses — makeup is messy stuff.
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After testing dozens of drugstore foundations, makeup artist Jamie Greenberg fell hard for this formula.
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The Cho family and its academic foundations own 29%, including the late Cho's 17.8% stake.
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In the Netherlands foundations control some companies and may appoint directors or issue new stock.
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Ahead, check out our favorite full-coverage foundations that look like skin, not heavy makeup.
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However, the foundations are in place for a new breed of enduring HR SaaS platforms.
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The coalition is funded by conservative foundations that have backed other climate change denial efforts.
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And it's China that has laid the foundations for vanadium's spectacular price rally this year.
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That sunny fortnight was the stuff of dreams and, it appeared at the time, foundations.
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Perhaps the White House should try to build momentum and political coalitions from small foundations.
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Then, as the foundations of his music career started to build, he moved to Barcelona.
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Homes were swept off their foundations, roofs blown off and lives and businesses were lost.
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At ground-level there's rubble, demolition, crumbling concrete, the messy foundations of this gleaming futurism.
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Most of these are historically black colleges and universities, foundations, endowments and health-related institutions.
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Houses along the planned route began to crumble, with foundations cracking and porches falling off.
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By attacking the councils, Bolsonaro has challenged one of the foundations of Brazil's democratic order.
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In its annual report last month, the ECB expressed concern over the foundations' lavish spending.
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That's what the foundations of everything were – all about coming back on a different level.
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He is the developer of evidence-based prevention programs such as Family Foundations and SIBS.
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Foundations, framing, electrical, plumbing and HVAC can be standard or incorporate "green" materials and systems.
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Such instances of what they called "sloppy" accounting are common among private foundations, they said.
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Mr. Gaspard of the Open Society Foundations asserts that Mr. Soros is not courting controversy.
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Positive interactions with parents at home are one of the foundations for healthy child development.
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These agencies collaborate with private foundations across the country to bring artistic endeavors to life.
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You'll find the stuff in its foundations, 12-hour blushes, brow pomades, and even mascaras.
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Soros and the Open Society Foundations did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Whether or not it will be possible to do a new deal with solid foundations.
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BECKY QUICK: You have three children who have foundations that each of them are running.
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Spokespersons for AntAC and Open Society Foundations did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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Narrator: The restaurant prepares at least 500 foundations every day before they start taking orders.
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The theological foundations for de Lubac's anti-racism were outlined in his 1938 book Catholicism.
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Contributions would be limited to American citizens, permanent residents and United States-based independent foundations.
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Its director, Joichi Ito, directly facilitated donations from Epstein's foundations into MIT through Media Lab.
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Both need fundamental change to rebuild the flawed economic foundations that made us so vulnerable.
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Politics today is not politics as usual – it is damaging the foundations of our democracy.
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There were warning signs from the start that the foundations of his plan weren't conservative.
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Simply lifting the minimum-income level leaves the largest, most defining foundations of inequality intact.
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And new foundations are lighter and more sheer than traditional formulations, some with new applicators.
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It specializes in high net-worth clients and handles money for foundations, endowments and institutions.
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It charges clients no fee, subsisting instead on contributions from donors, foundations and other nonprofits.
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I know kids who are 28 years old who started foundations when they were 18.
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It's a little unusual in that a lot of foundations will be more cause-oriented.
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"We have not created new boards of directors or foundations for each project," Collier added.
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For her, that was just an inextricable part of the self-defense foundations of BJJ.
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Early foundations were most definitely laid for this by Mr Rochester of Jane Eyre fame.
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Athena establishes a system of law, and the changed Furies are part of its foundations.
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Tiny houses are considerably more vulnerable to natural disasters than normal-sized homes with foundations.
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But 210 percent of the money in foundations is not actually given away as grants.
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Local foundations take pains to argue that not all homes for DAFs are built equally.
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Money has been coming from foundations, universities and fund-raising events around the United States.
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Playing the role of the Socratic gadfly in the foundations of physics is sometimes important.
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"Our experience is that private foundations are more likely to buy these works," she said.
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George Soros, through his Open Society Foundations, has been promoting democratic ideals around the globe.
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The magazine, which is a nonprofit, has continued to rely on foundations and other donors.
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In the beauty world, women of varied skin tones can now find the right foundations.
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In recent years, there have been some changes in how major foundations consider these questions.
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Foundations would be put in place at the other end to support the relocated structures.
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On the contrary, his is an attempt to recover the mythic foundations of the present.
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Mr. Gaspard of the Open Society Foundations asserts that Mr. Soros is not courting controversy.
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Records tie Silicon Valley venture capitalist who backed PayPal to one of Jeffrey Epstein's foundations
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We build the blocks, the foundations, for future success and happiness later in their lives.
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Initially, the effects of the social credit system aren't likely to shake a firm's foundations.
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The second loan is backed by a bank and various foundations involved with the program.
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But the Indian presence in Afghanistan rests on deeper cultural foundations than United States support.
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Other funders included the Fish and Wildlife Service, the German government and several private foundations.
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In fact, the Camerata gets most of its funding from local corporate sponsors and foundations.
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Both men gave Quincy money through their foundations; Koch gave $485,000, while Soros gave $525,000.
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"When you look at foundations, it's much like having a family business," Mr. Grasso said.
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He attacks the foundations of our Republic: an independent judiciary, a free press, truth itself.
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SK: The makeup artist who did all of their foundations should go to jail immediately.
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Crumbling foundations, caved-in roofs and some tattered pieces of cloth were all that remained.
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The classic cocktails really allow us to establish great foundations when we're learning the basics.
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After the game, Collins said Gsellman's showing had not shaken the foundations of his belief.
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Suddenly, he begins delivering nonstop suspense only loosely rooted in Rachel's story and its foundations.
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It is a vote against the American people and the very foundations of this democracy.
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That starts by informing the public that radicalization cannot be distilled into overly simplistic foundations.
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Five of the 90 deals went to conglomerates or foundations whose leaders Khamenei directly appoints.
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"The foundations of our society, freedom, respect for others, have been hit, attacked," he said.
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"What's happening is that all of the foundations are being put in place," he said.
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Farallon Capital Management manages equities for college endowments, charitable foundations, pension plans and wealthy individuals.
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The House easily passed the "Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2017" before Thanksgiving.
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Boats were scattered among the piles of debris left by homes knocked off their foundations.
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But these are margin-tinkering maneuvers that foundations do when they make a budget error.
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MIT said last month it's reviewing about $800,000 it received from foundations controlled by Epstein.
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On Wednesday, Opportunity's team bid her farewell while looking to the foundations the mission laid.
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Mr. Epstein's other foundations complied with federal disclosure rules, making his namesake foundation the outlier.
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Flames still licked downed power poles, and ghostly chimneys jutted up from charred concrete foundations.
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It has relied on consultancy fees, grants and donations from private donors and foreign foundations.
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While displaying his mastery of household management, he exposes the foundations of his orderly self.
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Yet the champions of standardization insist that standards create the foundations for a better world.
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The work focuses on foundations and contexts, without explicit and easily discovered objects or actors.
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There are several factors to consider when matching foundations — like undertone, shade, and skin texture.
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The agreement is made possible through the Cincinnati Art Museum's foundations and its photography community.
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Liberal foundations, in the view of Lee Drutman, a senior fellow at the New America foundation, have for a long time got perpetually distracted by fads and short-term metrics, whereas conservative foundations were willing to invest much more in long-term organizational capacity.
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Then we examined how well each of the moral foundations predicted the likelihood that any particular person would pick each candidate as his or her favorite, while also accounting for the effects of demographic and political variables as well as the other moral foundations.
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I will add my voice to the crowdsourcing and propose an option: Mr. Bezos, the founder and chief executive of Amazon, should give his money to the more than 700 community foundations across our country, and urge others to give to their community foundations.
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Since the boys' disappearance, both families have launched nonprofit foundations aimed at promoting boater safety education.
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And they intend to formalize it, perhaps by seeking funding from outside foundations or other partners.
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Any other assets will be handed over to the Crown Estate and invested into charitable foundations.
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My classes were next to free and were designed to be foundations for later CS learning.
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It has lost its foundations and has not yet found its relevance to 21st century politics.
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Officials have said they are concerned that the flooding could weaken some buildings' foundations over time.
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Earlier this year, Open Society Foundations, Soros' main funding network, was also forced to leave Hungary.
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The thing is, we often don't realize that people have moral foundations different from our own.
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Black folks built the foundations of New York City before there was a New York City.
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Anti-democratic regimes view the free flow of information as threatening to their foundations of power.
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Today, they have spun out of anyone's control and threaten the very foundations of human civilization.
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More than 73 small foundations are trying to fill this gap by sponsoring rare disease research.
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To reach that ideal, we must first protect and strengthen the democratic foundations of our elections.
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If Canada ends up being folded into the agreement, the foundations of NAFTA would remain intact.
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Underground repairs to mitigate the damage and keep its foundations intact are going on almost constantly.
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Popper sought to blow up the intellectual foundations of totalitarianism and explain how to think freely.
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The technology foundations are largely in place now; it just needs someone to put them together.
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Why it matters: The initiative reflects growing interest in the technology among foundations and other groups.
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Most scientists rely on grants from the federal government and private foundations to finance their work.
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It's a great ploy to create the foundations for an incoming (or perhaps ongoing) culture war.
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These payments are documented in filings to the IRS from another of Epstein's foundations, Gratitude America.
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In particular, digital infrastructure and research and development (R&D) investment offer important foundations for growth.
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Opposition lawmakers have accused the friend of using the president to secure donations for two foundations.
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Soros&apos Open Society Foundations have funded education, health, justice and media projects around the world.
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"Mineral and powder foundations are less likely to block pores compared to liquid makeup," he says.
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But for the first time in years, he will at least be building on firmer foundations.
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What they're saying: Pompeo said they'd been "working to lay the foundations" for discussions since Hanoi.
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While the biggest blockchain is the bitcoin's blockchain, foundations and companies are working on other blockchains.
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Yet each succeeding track, video and gig has laid the foundations for a burgeoning cult status.
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According to Brown, the participation of foundations like DiCaprio's was crucial to getting the deal done.
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While Wales' Euro 2016 dream is over, the tournament has laid firm foundations for the future.
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John Ternus: I think one of the foundations of that system was the dual GPU architecture.
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ODI should bear authentic and legal trading foundations, and be registered with the authorities by rules.
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With so many foundations on the market, how is a person supposed to choose just one?
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It suggested mitigation efforts, including building structures with deep foundations anchored into firmer layers of earth.
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But like lipsticks or foundations, bobs are not a one-size-fits-all sort of deal.
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City Health Works remains a small venture, supported largely by foundations interested in testing the model.
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Yet its success in soaking up votes from across the political spectrum hints at shaky foundations.
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In addition, deduction limits for donating to private foundations remain lower than those applying to DAFs.
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"I'm going to bathe in Trophy Wife, but I'm most excited about the foundations," she said.
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He later practiced and taught mime techniques as foundations for theater, dance, and other performing arts.
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Classic wood frame Craftsman bungalows have slid off their foundations if not properly anchored to them.
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As an architect, Mr Zhou never saw his vision fully realised, but he designed solid foundations.
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Unlike most of the foundations currently lining your dresser, this little egg-shaped number is... solid.
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The group is owned by the Mohn Family (19.1%) and by non-profit operating foundations (80.9%).
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If we had just found the foundations, we wouldn&apost have known it was a library.
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"Firms deploy their charitable foundations as a form of tax-exempt influence seeking," the researchers write.
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Jeremy Ravinsky is a policy associate for the Washington, D.C., office of the Open Society Foundations.
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In 22019, the CEO committed to give all of his Berkshire Hathaway stock to philanthropic foundations.
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While they sport nuanced tactical differences, Poland and Portugal are both built on the same foundations.
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Banking foundations hold just over 16 percent of CDP, which is controlled by the Italian Treasury.
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Samsung donated 21.35 billion won ($218 million) to the two foundations, the most of any group.
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In 2013, Buterin published the white paper that would lay the foundations for the ethereum network.
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The makeup artists used matte foundations and topped it off with powder and heavy eye makeup.
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"These foundations make dreams come true for a lot of of super-brave kids," he continued.
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But its mechanical foundations were even more of a powerful force on games-making going forward.
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" Knesset member Michael Oren blasted the decision, saying, "This move undermines the very foundations of Zionism.
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" He added that "we remain very confident in the legal and factual foundations for EPA's rule.
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Many of the partner organizations of the march did receive contributions from Soros' Open Society Foundations.
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The solar eclipse in Pisces will shake the very foundations you have built your life on.
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Six of the country's seven Islamic seminaries are managed by foundations linked to the Gulen community.
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For such outdoor work, most of its customers are likely to be charitable foundations or governments.
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Even though the cityscapes she explores are futuristic and multicultural, they have their foundations in Japan.
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They contain details of thousands of opaque offshore companies, trusts and foundations used by Mossack's clients.
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Many are part-owned by local, politically connected foundations, which has often resulted in poor governance.
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Hundreds of companies and individuals in other sectors received money - grants or contracts - from the foundations.
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Such developments, alongside steamships and the telegraph, were also the technological foundations of Europe's global domination.
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Whatever is left of it — foundations, columns, maybe a statue or two — is most likely underwater.
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He and the government argued that the foundations were private institutions not subject to public scrutiny.
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The foundations of the entire medieval complex are still present under the fields at the property.
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Before you donate to any celeb foundations, check their status on Charity Watch or Charity Navigator.
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What do you get when you give a celebrity makeup artist 100 drugstore foundations to test?
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Much like upgrading a building's foundations, we're building a stable base for future science and industry.
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Just the mere perception of a rigged system undermines the most basic foundations of our republic.
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Are you ready to have your foundations shaken and your point of view forever altered, Sagittarius?
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Conventional offshore wind developments, with foundations deep beneath the ocean floor, are increasingly common in Europe.
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The dam's seizure prompted concerns that irreparable damage to the structure's foundations may have been caused.
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Foundations and private donors have given more than $54 million for paths, parks and other amenities.
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The members' clients include pension funds, asset managers, foundations, other institutional investors and qualified wealthy individuals.
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It didn't, although the bill does chip away at one of the Affordable Care Act's foundations.
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It is unclear exactly how many foundations used materials from the quarry and the concrete company.
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We need to dig deep to dismantle the foundations of white supremacy within our daily lives.
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But organizers said he had a played a role in laying the foundations of the exhibition.
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"Lima's collection of concealers and foundations is neither cool nor trendy," The Cut's Linda Wells writes.
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It wears beautifully for hours and doesn't make my face itch like so many other foundations.
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Not much is left of Russian democracy since Putin eroded its foundations and crushed the opposition.
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Open Society Foundations said Tuesday that it would seek legal routes to challenge the new legislation.
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That work is funded by two small foundations, the Heffter Research Institute and the Beckley Foundation.
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And with all of your foundations, and good works, you are just always thinking of others!
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The $9.9 million Hilltop Urban Farm is funded by foundations, primarily the Henry L. Hillman Foundation.
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The new device is built atop one of the most solid foundations in the smartphone space.
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The monies received by these foundations already have been the beneficiary of the donor's tax deduction.
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These connections formed the foundations of the country's DIY scene that stay solid to this day.
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We're here to connect you with MIT's community of foundations, corporations, impact investors, academics, and more.
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Foundations saw the largest growth of 15.5%, and giving to international affairs was the only decline.
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It's a clever, soulful record that plays with form and dances around on perfectly-laid foundations.
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And in those cases, the assumption that our structural foundations are fine is a pipe dream.
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