If you're willing to speak up and galvanize and evangelize.
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Learn to galvanize people through storytelling and they will follow.
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And those are the very people they wanted to galvanize.
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This will further galvanize Democrats and polarize the two parties.
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He doesn't belittle her using SAT words "galvanize" and "myopic"!
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That could further galvanize female voters in the midterm elections.
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Trump's criticism seemed to galvanize the league's players and coaches.
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However, the circumstances surrounding Hill's resignation may galvanize those legislative efforts.
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At this crucial time, campaigners are determined to galvanize public support.
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Talk that Herbalife might go private had helped galvanize Ackman's exit.
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His efforts to galvanize other executives met with a mixed response.
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But he made the putt, and it seemed to galvanize him.
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Zinc is used to galvanize steel used in construction and cars.
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Although protection of democracy does not galvanize Trump, trade imbalances do.
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A company called the Galvanize Group sends trucks mostly to Manhattan.
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But they can also galvanize local leaders to make real change.
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And galvanize the audience to buy as many tickets as possible.
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Opposition to Trump may galvanize liberals into being aggressive, Panagopoulos said.
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In the short term, it could galvanize a fractured and dispirited base.
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The need to galvanize young voters has not been lost on politicians.
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Who could galvanize the people, while the people struggle to be recognized?
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Sometimes just the hashtag alone is enough to galvanize over 2000 retweets.
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Previous investors also include 500 Startups, FG Angels and The Galvanize Fund.
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Zinc, used to galvanize steel, has rocketed 150 percent since early 2016.
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But it could galvanize Venezuelans who are struggling to attain peaceful change.
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You have to figure out how to galvanize a team of individuals.
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Trump's ability to galvanize these grassroots donors extends beyond his own candidacy.
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Now, that's actually good, because apocalyptic prophecies can galvanize people into action.
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The protests against a police raid helped galvanize the gay rights movement.
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By vilifying immigrants and asylum seekers, he hopes to galvanize his base.
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At "Hamilton," Mr. Blankenbuehler learned how diverse casting can galvanize familiar stories.
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And it will galvanize Democrats' candidate-recruitment efforts for next year's campaign.
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The wife's arrest seemed to galvanize public anger about the couple's treatment.
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As for Republicans, the Mueller findings will further galvanize the Trump base.
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U.S.A. Hockey's response seemed only to galvanize supporters of the women's team.
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This allowed him to galvanize his employees to buy into his ideas.
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Galvanize serves students, corporate customers and co-working tenants in seven U.S. cities.
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Glencore is a major producer of zinc, which is used to galvanize steel.
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Yes, she needs to galvanize her party entering the general election — and Mrs.
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That summer he released Happy Birthday, which helped galvanize support for a holiday.
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Such a visit tipped the scale when Galvanize was deciding its next location.
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Outcome aside, Mr. Trump has seized on the kerfuffle to galvanize his base.
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But could a nominee named Joe Biden unify and galvanize all these elements?
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The new award, he hopes, "will galvanize attention around what these superheroes do."
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A decision that openly reversed Roe might galvanize abortion-rights voters in November.
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Opposition to upward redistribution can galvanize support for similar alliances on regulatory issues.
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With his intensity and leadership, Adams can also galvanize an ornery locker room.
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The protests against a police raid helped galvanize the movement for gay rights.
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The image helped galvanize exiled Iranian Masih Alinejad's "White Wednesdays" social media campaign.
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And it's almost always done to justify their position and galvanize their support.
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In late March, items from the Galvanize collection began to arrive in stores.
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The paper helped to galvanize the current debate around regulating the Big Tech companies.
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The incident marked a major escalation in violence that could galvanize the protests further.
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We fear that it will take a catastrophic event to galvanize us to act.
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He was trying to galvanize a discussion around the company's growth strategy, he said.
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Who are the rising stars who will galvanize the public to make change happen?
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It could help galvanize Democrats in Florida, a key state in the presidential election.
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It's almost as if network comedies don't trust a funny woman to galvanize interest.
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Compelling narratives have the ability to bring us together, to galvanize us into action.
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Sadly, it takes a disaster to galvanize that level of commitment to the monument.
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Mr. Sloane, conducting from memory but in full control, seemed to galvanize the players.
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They would not have been able to galvanize all of that without social media.
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The United States should galvanize resources and leadership toward drug demand and supply reduction.
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American focus on the issue helped galvanize same-sex marriage movements across the world.
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Mainly, we're wondering who it might most galvanize to turn up at the polls.
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" But, she added, "it does galvanize action in looking at why these issues exist.
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Similarly, Rockefeller believed that his success stemmed partly from his ability to galvanize employees.
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Trump's impeachment has actually served to galvanize his support among Republicans in the House.
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Market reforms galvanize its economy, even as the Communist Party remains firmly in control.
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But the moment, which ricocheted across social media, seemed to galvanize the progressive base.
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Clinton had hoped to galvanize women late last month in her critique of Mr. Trump.
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IBM's new partnership with Galvanize will give them exposure within a large community of engineers.
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A searing video of the encounter helped galvanize the then-nascent Black Lives Matter movement.
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This September, the United State of Women is bringing its Galvanize training program to Montgomery.
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" To Hawaii's Schatz, the issue might galvanize "infrequent voters and turn them into motivated voters.
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But we will galvanize the people of this country, and we will beat Hillary Clinton.
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It's twofold: It's raising awareness and raising money to galvanize, organize and get s— done.
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Or the tools to develop a critical praxis for this historical moment and galvanize people?
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Our fabulous midwinter fete takes place on Friday, February 8 at Galvanize in San Francisco.
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That's the kind of stuff I can galvanize behind, no money or even product needed.
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Both countries fear a vote for independence in Iraq might galvanize other such movements. 4.
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Or will the administration use it to galvanize the president's base approaching the 2020 election?
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Someone who won't use the invitation as an opportunity to galvanize support for his platform.
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All campaigning hinges on a comprehensive knowledge of which incentives galvanize specific voters to action.
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They're seeking to galvanize legislators and unite them around a common vision for their state.
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But his selection will galvanize Democrats and Republicans in the months before the midterm elections.
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Judge Kavanaugh's nomination will galvanize Democrats and Republicans in the months before the midterm elections.
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Instead, this type of activism, largely from the progressive side, has begun to galvanize conservatives.
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Still, Xi shows no sign of toning down his drive to galvanize the Chinese military.
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Politicians in the opposition such as Odinga have already begun to galvanize their party's supporters.
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A word from the White House could be all it takes to galvanize that process.
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Shavelson ignited a huge strike by women garment workers that helped galvanize the labor movement.
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And it did what Republicans had been unable to do for themselves: galvanize their base.
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Knowing this, Doh and his partner wanted to galvanize Parisian drinkers around French heritage products.
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But even in this context, the awfulness of a debt ceiling crisis should galvanize us.
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It's also not just DeVos' education record that groups are using to galvanize Democratic voters.
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The one thing that this guy has done is galvanize people to actually pay attention.
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Maybe, just maybe, the crisis in Flint can be used to galvanize a public health revolution.
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But by highlighting these results, the team hopes to galvanize other researchers into studying the condition.
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To donate to this cause and help fund this work, please visit the Galvanize Scholarship Fundraiser.
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Turned out, he was leaving to galvanize the troops for an all-out Lannister-Greyjoy military.
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Garner's death helped galvanize the Black Lives Matter movement and prompted calls for charges against Pantaleo.
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Medicare for all is the kind of transformational change that can galvanize that kind of support.
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Brew Crew Ball cites this tweet as the first to galvanize momentum for the conspiracy theory.
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Other politicians know that while Mr. Farage might galvanize some voters, he is a divisive figure.
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I think this is the wrong decision and it will galvanize the swimmers, not break them.
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Where Hispanic sentiment is more split, Republican strategists have been working especially hard to galvanize voters.
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She says the ban provided her first genuine opportunity to galvanize support and spark serious discussion.
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In an increasingly fragmented world, it's natural to wonder if anything remains to galvanize our unity.
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Campaigners against FGM said they would use the letter to galvanize action to eradicate the practice.
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Johnson must also show he has a plan to galvanize and re-unite the country economically.
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Last September, President Obama opened a national campaign to galvanize legal residents to take the step.
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President Obama recorded an interview for Snapchat, part of a push to galvanize support for Mrs.
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But the agreement enraged liberal groups who have tried to galvanize opposition to Mr. Trump's nominees.
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Whether you like Biden or not, Democrats need a nominee they can galvanize and coalesce behind.
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Focusing on the use of public benefits is often an effective way to galvanize conservative supporters.
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In Scotland, above, nationalists said it would galvanize them to seek another referendum on Scottish independence.
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Iran already has used the U.S. strike to galvanize its Iraqi allies to force American withdrawal.
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This would also galvanize Republicans and help mend rifts in the Party after a bitter election.
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The ruling, which declared sexual orientation to be an "essential attribute of privacy," helped galvanize campaigners.
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"There are so many powerful people, and when we galvanize, we make a difference," he said.
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Multimedia artist Natalie White hopes that that shows likeUprise/Angry Women can galvanize women into taking action.
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They worry a push to remove the president from office could galvanize Republicans and alienate moderate voters.
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It's expected to publicly launch on April 13th at Galvanize, a co-working space in San Francisco.
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Last year, nearly 1,23 of Silicon Valley's finest rocked Galvanize, the multi-level venue, to its roots.
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Obama's administration is seeking to galvanize the Cuban people to help him pressure their government for reforms.
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This year's soiree takes place at Galvanize and features tasty libations, delicious hors d'oeuvres and engaging conversation.
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The two helped galvanize local, Pan-African, and global pressure on Cameroon's government to end the blackout.
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Early last month prices of the metal used to galvanize steel touched $2,213, the highest since July.
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His death set off protests and riots in Baltimore and helped galvanize the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Zinc, used to galvanize steel, shed 3.53 percent in Shanghai and was down 23 percent in London.
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Obama remains highly unpopular with Republicans and his appearance in the race could help galvanize his opponents.
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If anything, the backlash from Congress, which is less popular than Moore, could galvanize his wobbly supporters.
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Striving is inherent in their outlook and seems to galvanize their discipline, their disposition and their optimism.
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Ms. Okmin mentions these experiences at seminars she holds for aspiring female sportscasters through her company, Galvanize.
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That game appeared to galvanize the Blues, even if they outwardly shrugged it off at the time.
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For Packnett, two things that really galvanize her are freedom and young people, she said at SXSL.
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But I'm looking to galvanize men, or white people, who feel like they care about [feminist] issues.
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They empower them to use force and to galvanize their people through the creation of a scapegoat.
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They have tried to galvanize opposition to the president's potential pick, which he has not yet announced.
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Mr. Rizvi's speeches were broadcast on Facebook Live and helped to galvanize his supporters across the country.
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In any case, if the idea was to galvanize public discussion, it doesn't seem to have worked.
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Showing his interest in this way also served to galvanize voters and unite them behind his cause.
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Bookshelf Two recent biographies may galvanize readers currently feeling cheated by a shortage of contemporary political heroes.
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Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, a political organizer hoping to build on O'Rourke's success in 2018, will galvanize progressives.
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Korea did not galvanize U.S. popular support or protest the way World War II or Vietnam did.
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"Duca's conversational prose ... and clear passion for equality allows her to galvanize without preaching," reads the review.
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Net neutrality isn't a charismatic issue, and it's difficult to galvanize folks to march for internet speed.
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An heir to Phyllis Schlafly, a socially conservative female voice who can galvanize others, could help us.
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Rather than dividing NATO, it would probably unite and galvanize it and make Moscow look dangerously erratic.
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Great leaders inspire and galvanize the masses during turbulent times, they don't cause people to divide and disband.
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Tickets to the TechCrunch Winter Party at Galvanize are available right now, but who knows for how long?
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But major protests planned for the inaugural weekend could dampen some of these efforts and galvanize Trump's opposition.
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And each time, though responses have accelerated, public health defenses don't galvanize until after the threat has emerged.
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Video "Whip the vote," members at the meeting chanted, which means to galvanize the party, according to Politico.
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Indeed, former administration official and Trump advisor Steve Bannon has worked to galvanize them, though with limited success.
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Trump is expected to travel to Ohio later this week to galvanize support for his still amorphous plan.
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The security forces may be showing restraint this time to avoid bloodshed that could galvanize and embolden protesters.
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It's mostly sensory stimulation designed to get the children to use their senses and galvanize new brain growth.
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But this abridged version may do a better job in New York, where it'll surely galvanize young voters.
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The app's goal is to spread awareness, create empathy, and galvanize action around the global refugee crisis overall.
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He underscored the importance of having a "champion" like Ivanka Trump to galvanize action on an important issue.
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"I was inspired by how the survivors of Parkland have been able to galvanize a nation," she said.
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Sengar has denied involvement, but the case has helped galvanize a movement calling for justice for rape victims.
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Iran and Turkey both opposed the vote over fears it could galvanize Kurdish independence movements in their countries.
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Seeking to galvanize his base, he urged the crowd not to become "complacent" heading into the midterm elections.
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Still, some are hoping that a new publication could galvanize international effort to tackle modern slavery head-on.
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The argument among Democrats about whether to win over swing voters or to galvanize the base is artificial.
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Critics have accused him of using racist and xenophobic imagery to galvanize his base and boost the GOP.
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He needs to galvanize the loyal Democratic base that was unmotivated to vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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On Saturday, Mr. Heller criticized how Democrats had handled the process, suggesting it would galvanize his Republican base.
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Apparently, that doesn't stop them from capitalizing on it where they can in order to galvanize their fans.
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Images of his body would further galvanize black activists across the country fighting against segregation and Jim Crow.
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For one, abortion rights are an emotionally charged subject that has been known to galvanize the Democratic base.
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Even someone as persuasive as Al Gore could not successfully galvanize the world with his books and films.
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Purchases made through each candidate's online store were used to identify potential issues that could galvanize a voter.
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Jim Deters, chief executive of Galvanize, which operates eight coding campuses, compares boot camps to accelerated graduate programs.
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The law was implemented after the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill, which helped galvanize the modern environmentalism movement.
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Neither will it galvanize Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism against its neighbors as a principle of high policy.
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He told Reuters in his first interview after the sentence that it would only galvanize the independence movement.
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The testimony of several survivors of child marriages has helped galvanize the movement to close marriage-law loopholes.
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The issue has the potential to galvanize base voters — not least suburban women — heading into next year's elections.
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The Jakarta election has taught them that tapping Muslim values is an effective way to galvanize popular support.
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She helped galvanize organizations of anthropologists in Africa and Europe and oversaw the awarding of fellowships and grants.
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To the Americans, he came out of nowhere to galvanize the crowds with his scoring and constant effort.
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We wanted to find an objective that would galvanize the company and get its mojo back, and although it was greeted slightly with an "Are you crazy?" kind of response, over time it has helped really galvanize the organization and get people working in a much more joined up way.
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Remainers will hope that the public's growing sense of disgust at the "Leave" rhetoric will re-galvanize their support.
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The first Bluemix "Garage" was run at Galvanize in San Francisco to support the adoption of IBM's cloud platform.
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The global organization started the initiative to help galvanize and empower girls to pursue career opportunities in computer science.
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It's meant to draw countries' immediate attention to galvanize resources and stop the disease from spreading further across borders.
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This opposition could, in theory, galvanize enough support to block the amendment at either the legislative or referendum level.
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And don't underestimate your community and how you can use your community, particularly now with social media, to galvanize.
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Many of these hardworking earth signs excel at self-discipline and can help you galvanize healthier routines and habits.
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Yet what's disheartening to Democrats is there's little evidence to show that the issue will galvanize voters this fall.
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The shindig will be held in the multi-level facility at Galvanize in San Francisco on Friday, February 8.
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Connick's show, which failed to galvanize daytime audiences, was canceled in February of this year after only two seasons.
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Haddad was Lula's chosen successor, but the former mayor failed to galvanize voters with the same ferocity as Lula.
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It's a form of storytelling the organization hopes will inspire empathy and help galvanize the international community into action.
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Prices of the metal used to galvanize steel are seen averaging $1,682 this year compared with $1,928 in 2015.
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What working out can do is galvanize a depressed person, or give structure to someone learning to control ADHD.
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Members of both parties have been known to sound the alarm about races in private meetings to galvanize fundraising.
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Last month, Galvanize announced that co-founder Jim Deters would step down as chief executive officer and become chairman.
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It also has the potential to galvanize true change and push people to see things from a new perspective.
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The panel will seek to galvanize political will for action aimed at closing economic gender gap, the U.N. said.
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Both Iran and Turkey have sizable Kurdish minorities and fear the ballot might galvanize independence movements in their countries.
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"Bellicose posturing undermines the laborious work needed to galvanize the international community and pressure the Maduro regime," she writes.
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It is time to galvanize the country and our leaders (from both parties) and have that long overdue discussion.
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Particularly its power to galvanize a global sisterhood based on common challenges and a shared will to overcome them.
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On some nights this creates turnovers that galvanize the Thunder and momentarily make everyone in the organization feel invincible.
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For example, look at the ways the right has been able to galvanize and show up for their base.
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But they're much more than spaces that put on shows—they're community hubs, they galvanize and bolster and embolden.
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When it comes to individual cases, evangelical activists know they need to choose ones that will galvanize their community.
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That legal step could galvanize its worldwide enforcement since their two countries account for 40 percent of global emissions.
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Governors can review this feedback, take it to heart and galvanize support for improvements in their states' education systems.
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The spat between Trump and Bannon slashes an alliance that helped galvanize the president's Republican base during his election.
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The darling of wealthy philanthropists and businessmen, he is aiming here to galvanize a development project, the Hudson Yards.
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They also represented hopeful examples of how social media could be used to galvanize change and bring women together.
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Duffy said the findings indicate helping people get "a bit more accurate knowledge" might also "galvanize people into action".
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She easily won re-election as governor in March, helping galvanize her party six months before a federal election.
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Kennedy's retirement and the acrimonious debate over his replacement will undoubtedly galvanize voters in the midterm elections in November.
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But Sanders on Wednesday warned Democrats against the perils of nominating a candidate who fails to galvanize youth turnout.
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One is leaders who want to build walls, against change and immigrants, who galvanize support by generating tribal solidarity.
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Because when President Trump embraces "pro-life" policies that are in fact "pro-death," that should galvanize us all.
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That's the very purpose of primaries, to test-market strategies and ideas that can galvanize and inspire the country.
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It's meant to draw countries' immediate attention, to galvanize resources, and stop the disease from spreading further across borders.
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They fear that Sanders would galvanize more Republicans than he'd bring in the new voters he promises to mobilize.
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And if you are strong, we're going to galvanize people around you, and you're going to win in November.
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There's no doubt that continuing instances of powerful men demeaning or undermining women have helped to galvanize liberal women.
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She asked him if such a buyback plan would seem like confiscation and if so, galvanize gun rights activists.
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It seemed to resonate very little with the hard right he was hoping to galvanize behind the Likud banner.
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Clinton has struggled to galvanize younger voters, and she is unleashing an all-star cast to drive up enthusiasm.
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It's meant to draw countries' immediate attention — to galvanize resources and stop the disease from spreading further across borders.
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And earlier the same year, Galvanize and IBM worked side-by-side to launch a Bluemix Academy for enterprise customers.
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In addition, it's also quite possible that news of the campaign's financial woes earlier this week worked to galvanize donors.
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Speaking to CNBC on Saturday, he described what he felt would galvanize Republicans to throw more support behind the president.
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Initially, it seemed that the twin shocks of Brexit and Trump's election would galvanize far-right movements across the world.
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The 2014 assault in Peshawar, in particular, seemed to galvanize fragmented public opinion about how to deal with jihadist militancy.
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Additionally, Galvanize has secured a $32 million funding round led by Catalyst Investors, an equity firm based in New York.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew visited Puerto Rico on Monday to help galvanize Congress to authorize debt restructuring and provide aid.
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Former Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard Don Black showed the world how the internet could galvanize hate beginning in 1995.
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However, it&aposs guaranteed to galvanize activists on both sides of the abortion debate ahead of the congressional midterm elections.
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It became synonymous with this big, cheesy melodrama that would galvanize people back when the networks were in that business.
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Galvanize will use the new funding to continue growing, acquire additional boot camps and further expand geographically, Patel told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, we may have to await an intentional Chernobyl to take place first to galvanize this sort of preventative action.
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"In order to adjust to evolving market demands we made the difficult decision to reduce our workforce today," Galvanize said.
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It's an historic achievement, the biggest single advance to date in the decades-long fight to galvanize international climate cooperation.
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Must we experience a catalytic event that would galvanize public opinion to defend the rule of law and provoke change?
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Nationalism was out of fashion — at least in Western Europe — and weaponized Twitter didn't yet exist to galvanize political change.
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Chok Ooi: My co-founder came from Galvanize, so we observed firsthand the proliferation of tech and coding boot camps.
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The issue is particularly likely to galvanize Democratic primary voters, a majority of whom are women, according to the Times.
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"I always say the Olympics are a way to put problems aside for two weeks, galvanize each other," she said.
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"Climate [change] is now a politically strong issue around which we can galvanize a lot of pressure," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Cory Booker, who traveled to Alabama to help galvanize African-American and other Democratic voters to go to the polls.
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On tomorrow's marches: The 832 marches worldwide will help "galvanize and mobilize" people, but it's a marathon, not a sprint.
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Both sides are using the issue to galvanize voters, framing the election as a referendum on the Court's political ideology.
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Given Sanders's unique ability to galvanize young people and energize the party's left wing, what he says carries real weight.
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Among his arguments, as he sought to galvanize Democrats: There is no telling who might be president down the line.
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"One of the things we were trying to explore with the paper was how to galvanize action," Ms. Buolamwini said.
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The case drew national attention for the way social media spurred the initial prosecution and later helped galvanize national outrage.
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"That's the very purpose of primaries, to test-market strategies and ideas that can galvanize and inspire the country. "Ms.
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Soleimani's assassination will only further galvanize the pro-Iran base, overshadowing the democracy movement and pitting protesters against each other.
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The financial investment: We need to galvanize new donors from all around the world while also urging greater domestic financing.
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At its best, Poliwood makes it cool to care, leveraging celebrity to galvanize support for something more important than celebrity.
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"Pete can galvanize a new electoral body that is a more accurate representation of what America actually is," he contended.
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In addition to creating memorable works, an artist serves to galvanize and motivate future creatives in the face of adversity.
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Mr. Nye debates the museum's chief executive, Ken Ham, on a stage, though his efforts only galvanize Mr. Ham's supporters.
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The obvious answer, then, is to focus on the expressive part — and galvanize support simply by naming the right problems.
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But perhaps with climate change hitting Australia with such a dramatic assault, the nation can galvanize to confront the threat.
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In the show for the Galvanize collection, the models' faces—adorned with splotchy, wraith-like makeup—were key visual elements.
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The streaming service's ability to galvanize its user base around a hit project has also proven to be second to none.
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Galvanize has a number of state-of-the-art campuses that serve as learning centers, as well as co-working spaces.
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Exhibitions not only galvanize curatorial teams and allow them to share their findings, but are a powerful visitor draw, he said.
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There, all she has to do is galvanize that base of people, and she wouldn't have to fight Trump over it.
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She said they first needed to create more awareness and debate around the practice and galvanize public support for ending it.
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Europe's volatility and the growing threat of the far right do create an opening for new players to galvanize the left.
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But three days after he was freed, the millions of protesters his Facebook posts helped to galvanize brought down Mubarak's regime.
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They say Parris then panders to local mega-churches and employs racial dog whistles to galvanize a deeply conservative Christian base.
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Haddad was Lula's chosen successor, but the former mayor has apparently failed to galvanize voters with the same ferocity as Lula.
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The report does acknowledge these gaps in knowledge, and is partly intended to galvanize governments and organizations into funding more research.
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Friday's ruling is likely to galvanize pro-democracy campaigners across Africa, where many complain their judiciaries simply rubber stamp presidential rule.
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Coding bootcamps are also another outlet, with Climb providing loans to students enrolling at General Assembly, The Iron Yard, and Galvanize.
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These include Galvanize, whose six-month data engineering course costs $17,000 and offers a solid track record of employment for graduates.
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Bill Clinton had done more to galvanize the hard-core gun rights movement than any person or event in modern history.
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And when ISIS threatened annihilation of the Yezidis on Mount Sinjar, the APB helped galvanize a U.S. military and humanitarian intervention.
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Both Turkey and Iran have restive Kurdish populations and fear that an independent Iraqi Kurdistan could galvanize their own nationalist movements.
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Bannon, the former White House chief strategist who was fired last month, has also worked to galvanize support for the bill.
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Both Turkey and Iran have sizeable Kurdish minorities and fear that secession in Iraq might galvanize nationalist movements in their countries.
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Kildee came to Detroit to hear which of them has a plan that might galvanize voters in Flint and across Michigan.
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If the bill makes it through the Senate despite opposition, it could galvanize other efforts to rein in the buyout industry.
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Not only did Wilson galvanize the Latino vote, he also ensured the demise of the Republican Party at a statewide level.
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ISIS's most concentrated, but ultimately unsuccessful, effort to galvanize lone wolf attacks came during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
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Sanders held three town meetings on college campuses, as he looks to galvanize younger voters who have likely never caucused before.
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Zika, however, has helped galvanize the small community of researchers who already spend most of their time thinking about the insect.
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Clinton's platform includes a lot of the specific issues that galvanize millennials, like a focus on green energy and criminal justice.
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It's about what you can do, right now, to fortify, galvanize, and energize yourself for the imminent onslaught of Trump's America.
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The rise of online WeChat payments as well as in-store payments has helped galvanize the shift away from paper money.
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The incident was one of the first involving violence against unarmed African-Americans that helped galvanize the Black Lives Matter movement.
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In Argentina, an effort last year to legalize abortion was defeated, but it helped galvanize reproductive rights movements across the region.
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In the 1990s, we were too complacent about the risks of terrorism; it took the twin towers collapsing to galvanize us.
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Judge Barrett appeals to the president, the people briefed said, as representing a political statement that could galvanize the conservative base.
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Mr. Trump's side is gearing up and hopes to use the potential fight to galvanize supporters to turn out next month.
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For many years, the left has been the usual punching bag for right-wing politicians who wanted to galvanize their base.
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"The Republicans galvanize their base by inciting a lot of fear; they operate on a lot of mythmaking," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Cameron says a lack of company response could galvanize more public support for state and local measures to protect gig workers.
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Two is simply to show that electronic music artists can galvanize around a cause and change the conversation within our scene.
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A big shout out to our sponsors Calgary, Uncork Capital, Brex, Galvanize and Snap Fiesta for helping us throw this bash.
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So while it's possible that Clearview AI could finally galvanize enough backlash to get lawmakers to act, only time will tell.
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Coach Larry Brown's abrupt resignation last summer seemed to galvanize the Mustangs, who are third in the nation in scoring defense.
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Students across the country are doing just that right now, leveraging those building blocks to organize and galvanize adults to action.
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It's unlikely to be the last time that conflicts between an old constitution and a new world will galvanize Australian politics.
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But the scene, captured on video, is likely to galvanize the movement that already views the police as overstepping their authority.
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Mugabe also told the central committee of his ZANU-PF on Friday that his party should galvanize supporters to register anew.
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If the project helps galvanize attention to the perils of global warming, the payoff would certainly dwarf the cost of inaction.
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In the last two postseasons, those close games seemed to galvanize the Irish: Each year they advanced to the regional final.
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Once in a generation an issue comes along that can galvanize the electorate in a way that no prior incident could.
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But the rhetoric might touch an alarmist nerve among Democratic voters that could galvanize turnout for the midterm elections in November.
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Analysts said the remark was an attempt to galvanize his right-wing base, and that it deepened longstanding mistrust among Arabs.
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The ERA was one of a series of issues, including gun control and climate change, that Democrats used to galvanize voters.
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Galvanize was an homage to the expanding cohort of shoppers who use clothing to revise standard images of race and gender.
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Falwell's backing helped galvanize evangelicals and persuaded many Christians concerned about Trump's past behavior to embrace him as a repentant sinner.
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It can galvanize attention and trigger the release of resources — money and personnel — to help stop a disease from spreading globally.
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But he was skeptical the Sanders campaign would galvanize first-time caucusgoers in the same numbers that turned out eight years ago.
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The opposite - we are going to develop projects that create more opportunities and galvanize the economy in areas where we have presence.
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The hashtags #TimesUp and the previously existing #MeToo have been have been used to galvanize activism around women's rights on social media.
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In 1991, he helped galvanize the protests surrounding casting of white actor Jonathan Pryce as the Eurasian Engineer in the original production.
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As such, it has the potential to galvanize a much larger political coalition than either party or any faction thereof currently commands.
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At the very least, the United States needs to compete harder, and do more to galvanize friends and allies in common cause.
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In addition to suggesting donations to the D.N.C. and Swing Left, Mr. Bloomberg sometimes recommends giving to Galvanize, another progressive organizing group.
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The last tragic love story to galvanize the public in quite the same way, Titanic, cleaned up very nicely at the Oscars.
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The layoffs come as Galvanize shifts its focus to teaching online students and serving corporate clients, the company said in a statement.
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Trump's provocative rhetoric on immigration was one of the first issues to galvanize voters around his candidacy when he launched his campaign.
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"There is little doubt that the Iranian Revolution helped galvanize politics and energize dissent among Shiites in neighboring countries," according to Jones.
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"There is little doubt that the Iranian Revolution helped galvanize politics and energize dissent among Shiites in neighbouring countries," according to Jones.
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Often the laws were enacted because the newspapers coupled their lobbying efforts with the use of their publications to galvanize public support.
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Several stories of patients who landed surprise medical bills have gotten widespread attention and helped galvanize calls for action in recent months.
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Galvanize in August said it would lay off around 11% of its staff, while Dev Bootcamp and Iron Yard shut down altogether.
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Mr. Moumtzis contrasted the situation to the 1990s war in Bosnia, where the shelling of civilians buying bread helped galvanize international response.
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Robert S. Graetz was virtually alone among Montgomery's white ministers in supporting the bus boycott that helped galvanize the civil rights movement.
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"We can do this, but we have to galvanize now," he went on as they picked at doughnuts and sipped their coffee.
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ZINC: Prices of the metal used to galvanize steel gained 0.9% to $2,274 after touching its lowest since October 2016 at $2,221.
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In 1968, he became the founding president of the Downtown Brooklyn Development Association and helped galvanize the revival of that dilapidated area.
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At Galvanize, Jim Deters, the chairman, said he recently stepped aside as chief executive to concentrate on getting more business from corporations.
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And because the two congresswomen represent the activist base of the party, he said, they could galvanize progressive activists around the country.
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We just released a fresh round of tickets to our 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize in San Francisco on February 7.
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"They'd galvanize voters and volunteers, keep Democrats united, and put us on a path to victory," Green said Thursday in an email.
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Both Iran and Turkey have sizable Kurdish minorities and fear a vote for independence in Iraq might galvanize movements in their countries.
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The intention is to galvanize and educate, but reactions to the art can be as thorny as the issues the work addresses.
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"Court cases often galvanize protest and dissent by giving people a sense that their grievances will be taken seriously," Dr. Goodwin said.
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It's going to take something like her death to galvanize people to understand that — JW: That next time it could be them.
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It's not that different from how Trump was able to galvanize support in 2016 by commanding the media ecosystem with his omnipresence.
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But why can the singer, murdered in 1995 at age 23 by an estranged former employee, still galvanize, inspire and, ultimately, sell?
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Opponents hope that the scandal will galvanize public opinion against the ambitious proposal -- and the tax hikes needed to pay for it.
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It takes the entire run of the show to galvanize Spike and company into recognizing and coming to terms with the past.
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Or will he choose a more liberal candidate at the risk of being blocked on the theory that it might galvanize Democratic voters?
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During campaigning, he used holograms to galvanize support across the vast country, and he's frequently pushed for greater technological connectivity for Indian cities.
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Democrats are trying to galvanize public support for legislative action over what has been a contentious issue for years, even before Trump's administration.
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Indeed, I hope that it will help galvanize forces that will usher in a new era of human liberty in our beloved motherland.
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Hook, a longtime Republican foreign policy operative, said the group would work to galvanize global support for the new US strategy on Iran.
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The hosts clubs were launched in 2015 as an effort to galvanize hosts to engage with local officials and head off regulatory crackdowns.
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I'm going to have to work really hard to galvanize Democratic voters, to let them know they need to get to the polls.
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G. Photography is a weapon — at times used to galvanize false narratives and guide the perception of the masses toward a particular ideology.
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Earlier this year we also invested in creating net new talent in the industry through our Atlassian Opportunity Scholarship with Galvanize Full Stack.
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The startup is backed by $2.5 million from Techstars Ventures, 500 Startups, FG Angels, The MergeLane fund and The Galvanize Fund, among others.
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The Clinton campaign and the White House also believe Obama can help galvanize the state's large African-American population to vote in November.
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We needed someone who could communicate an ethos that would galvanize the employees into believing that Telltale had room to correct its course.
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Taking away access to a resource as meaningful as prestige education can galvanize people to engage in politics as a single-issue voter.
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This allows citizens to read into party policies whatever they'd like, which only serves to further racialize the issues and galvanize the electorate.
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Fatemah, who started the account, wanted the world to hear her children's voices in order to galvanize global support for those in Aleppo.
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Now, Trump begins his run for re-election in earnest, where he will make every effort to galvanize his base of passionate supporters.
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It's not clear what charges Mckesson will face, if any, but the news is sure to galvanize his supporters in the days ahead.
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Even with the precedents and policies, participants expressed the view that they wanted more from their government to galvanize the population towards action.
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Which is odd, considering the colossal degree of power Gioia ascribes to record reviewers: He believes specialists are the people who galvanize history.
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That candidate will need to galvanize the ascendant coalition and reach out to the disaffected voters who don't feel Democrats care about them.
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In Sweden this fall, a one-person school boycott by a fifteen-year-old girl named Greta Thunberg helped galvanize attention across Scandinavia.
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Despite those concerns, Democrats are hoping that focusing on Donald J. Trump, the Republican nominee, will galvanize the party to rally around Mrs.
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Officials are also comforted by their belief that the campaign finance issue is not seen as enough to galvanize bipartisan support for impeachment.
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Trump's political opponents, with little chance of blocking a justice nominee, hope instead to galvanize voters with the issue in November's midterm elections.
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At the time, Oliver's segment helped galvanize comments and was seen by some as pivotal in drawing attention to the net neutrality debate.
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Critics claim Trump invoked the caravan to stoke anti-immigrant and xenophobic fears in order to galvanize his base right before Election Day.
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It's strange and obvious that Mr. Weinstein has — for all the profound damage he has done — helped galvanize the campaign against industry sexism.
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Some uphill battles are worth picking in politics, either because they're important policies or because they galvanize one's base and split one's opposition.
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For the long-suffering Browns, the trade is a thunderbolt transaction that will galvanize the franchise, which has never won a Super Bowl.
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During national crises, we count on presidents to rise to the occasion, to mobilize and galvanize, and to lift us from our fears.
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She hoped to galvanize progressives while hedging enough on gun policy to fit the changing electorate better than her ultraconservative opponent, Greg Abbott.
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We've just printed up a fresh batch of tickets to our 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize in San Francisco on February 7.
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Even if the Senate still acquits Trump, a new protest movement can help galvanize people to defeat him, and his enablers, next year.
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The step was the first of several that President Emmanuel Macron and his government are planning to take to galvanize the French economy.
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Any anti-Sanders effort, however, is also likely to galvanize his supporters, who often rush to his side at any sign of adversity.
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"We are trying to galvanize our conversation with girls and let them know we are the premier leadership organization for them," she said.
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Kurland sees apps as a great way to not only organize the data that's being collected but also galvanize regular people to participate.
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The layoffs come as Galvanize shifts its focus to prioritize teaching online students and serving corporate clients, the company said in a statement.
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Last month, Galvanize announced that co-founder Jim Deters would be stepping down as chief executive and becoming chairman of the company's board.
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There may be just a lack of a centralized leadership within the tech industry that can galvanize and bring all the leaders together.
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" That would be "a dark day for all of us who suffered at his hands," she said, but would nonetheless "galvanize people further.
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The deep symbolism of such an act, it was hoped, would help galvanize soldier and citizen alike to end Mr. Maduro's authoritarian rule.
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Most strategists in both parties view the appointment process as a prime opportunity to galvanize their core supporters in the presidential and congressional elections.
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And while Charles said it's been easy to galvanize support among people who are impacted, it's been difficult to draw attention to the issue.
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Trump has proven his ability to galvanize the mining community, but if economists are correct, his environmental deregulation agenda won't restart the coal industry.
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As I build ways to uplift and put more women in positions of power, I'm proud to be the Honorary Chair of Galvanize Alabama.
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Galvanize Alabama will be held on September 28 in Montgomery, AL. To register for this event, please visit the official USOW Eventbrite for tickets.
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Still, Rehm and his team hope their findings galvanize doctors and policymakers to become more gung-ho about keeping people's alcohol consumption in check.
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He said well-known incumbents are also able to run on issues, rather than simply against the president, as they work to galvanize voters.
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To what extent are they trying to galvanize their members so that they feel like they've got a stake in staying in the Taliban?
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So one strand of the pro-European campaign aims to galvanize Labour Party members — including young people — to pressure Mr. Corbyn to resist Brexit.
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Using targeted advertising techniques, the planned purpose of the database was to galvanize interest among Jewish American students in Israel, Judaism, and Israeli activities.
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Barrow somehow managed to unite and galvanize Gambia's opposition for the first time since Jammeh took power in the country of 1.8 million people.
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The EFF wants none of this, and it's launched a tool to galvanize the internet into railing against the potential death of net neutrality.
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Zinc, used to galvanize steel, powered to a nine-year high on the London Metal Exchange and hit a six-year peak in Shanghai.
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Initially opposed by almost every Republican official, Trump went over their heads to galvanize a working-class base that none of them understood existed.
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Warren's proposal would galvanize a populist movement that has been pointing out for decades the corrosive impact of concentrated wealth on our body politic.
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The looming battle over who will replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy is likely to galvanize Republican voters for this fall's midterm elections.
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The result of this visioning process was a series of reports released earlier this year he hopes will galvanize the research and policymaking community.
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"When women start to galvanize, I think we can move mountains, but we have to be ready to give and give back," Murphy said.
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The goal is not to galvanize Syrians in support of the government — impossible after years of sieges and barrel bombs — but to exhaust them.
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"We think 'Love Story's' message will galvanize our loyalists and remind people of the Chipotle they love," Mark Shambura, Chipotle's brand marketing director, said.
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Democratic strategist Maria Cardona said having a Latino candidate would galvanize the Hispanic community, particularly given controversies centering on immigration in the Trump presidency.
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Next Tuesday, the White House is hosting a Water Summit, where it promises to unveil new ideas to galvanize the sleepy world of water.
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And these changes accrue to the point where they can alter people's beliefs and galvanize the creaky gears of government into making real progress.
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He's a valuable signal to galvanize Trump supporters that gives Tarkanian a shot in the arm against an incumbent that will likely outspend him.
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Not since the restrictionist movements in the early 20th century has a leading politician tried to galvanize Americans with such an unalloyed nativist message.
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"Just because someone says it doesn't make it true," Ms. Lepera said, accusing Kesha of "using a status that is undeserved" to galvanize supporters.
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To gun-control advocates, that's a terrible thing, but Cole believes that it is possible to similarly galvanize people who care about civil rights.
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For the federal government, immigration has become a hotly contested issue, one that will most likely galvanize voters ahead of an election next year.
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These are tropes about "the other" whose capacity to galvanize mobs, and wreak havoc, was proved in the first half of the 20th century.
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If Sanders is able to galvanize his younger supporters and get them to the polls, it could be a massive boon for his campaign.
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The race to galvanize volunteers underscores the significant toll that covid-19 stands to take on state and local governments with limited tech resources.
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Mr. Trump's embrace of protectionist policies, such as tariffs, has helped galvanize a rapid shift in attitudes among rank-and-file Republicans on trade.
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The "National Cancer Moonshot Summit" will be a daylong conference intended to galvanize Biden's push to double the pace of research to cure cancer.
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That statistic has helped galvanize the left, prompting lawmakers and other Democrats to call for a complete overhaul of how America thinks about taxation.
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At the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, co-founder Adam Green acknowledged that the former vice president's standing has helped galvanize the stop Biden initiative.
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Shake off your post-holiday doldrums and join the movers and shakers of the startup community at Galvanize in San Francisco on February 7.
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But the members recognized that censuring Trump was unlikely to galvanize enough Democrats to succeed, according to two sources with knowledge of the meeting.
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Thunberg, who has helped galvanize a global movement demanding more action to address climate change, crossed paths with Trump at the UN General Assembly.
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New and encouraging era Motoyama's referendum helped galvanize political enthusiasm among Okinawa's youth, according to Koichi Nakano, a political science professor at Sophia University.
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Equally important, such an initiative has the potential to galvanize grassroots support across the Syrian divide and bring Syrians from across the spectrum together.
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Geoff Burgen, a spokesman for Gillum's campaign, said Gillum's progressive platform lends him a sort of authenticity in the state that will galvanize voters.
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Ted Cruz said that his position on impeachment hadn't changed, even as Cruz has used the issue to galvanize conservative voters against O'Rourke's campaign.
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There has been an explosion of startups following the 2016 election that have managed to raise millions of dollars and galvanize hoards of volunteers.
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With its soaring music and cheering crowds, it should work to galvanize his supporters, firing them up and turning them out before the Iowa caucuses.
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That has not kept McSally from bringing up Sinema's liberal past as she tries to galvanize Trump supporters in a state he won in 2016.
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The results seem to present experimental evidence that a challenging environment could galvanize cells into controlling those genetic changes that would best improve their fitness.
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But in a paradoxical way, the sexism that women experience on college campuses and the workplace might galvanize them to become better advocates for others.
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Democrats have failed to galvanize public opinion to the view that Trump's controversial July 25 phone conversation with the Ukrainian president was an impeachable offense.
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Deficits have driven LME stocks to record lows and pushed zinc, used to galvanize steel, to a nine-month high of $2,958 on April 1.
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Jennifer Davis, who came to the United States from South Africa and helped galvanize the divestment and sanctions campaign to undermine apartheid, died on Oct.
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The confirmation process is seen by many as an opportunity for the political parties to galvanize core supporters in the presidential and congressional election campaigns.
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The Clinton campaign is aware that Warren's addition to the ticket could galvanize the left wing of the Democratic Party, particularly supporters of Vermont Sen.
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With 2020 on the horizon, Trump will once again be looking to the group to help galvanize gun rights supporters and bolster his reelection campaign.
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This Is Bears Ears National Monument began as a celebration of the region, not a way to galvanize officials and the public around saving it.
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With the Brexit deadline fast approaching, there's a growing belief that the U.K.'s exit from the EU could galvanize calls for a European army.
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Migration is a defining issue that could galvanize the energy and expertise of the Commonwealth and perhaps even demonstrate its ongoing relevance as an organisation.
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Her ability to galvanize and focus on big picture goals for the greater good supersedes the current obsession over unitary litmus issues or party ideologies.
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Olivia uncovered the truth about Luna, who revealed she didn't want her husband to compromise once he took office — his death would galvanize his ideals.
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The number of real people who are participating, including those who inspire and galvanize others to take political action, like vote, is on the decline.
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Did three successive wins over the five-time champion Spurs galvanize the Thunder, raising a level of belief to match their considerable and diverse skills?
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This week's party conference was seen as May's last big chance to galvanize her party and relaunch her position as both party and country leader.
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But he suggested that he would still use such tactics to galvanize his supporters, just as he did during his bid for the White House.
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"It's unfortunate that Roe might have to get overturned to kind of galvanize this momentum, but the climate would be ripe for resistance," Ely said.
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The dam project would seem an unlikely way to galvanize Pakistanis, who in recent years have grown weary of corruption scandals and crumbling public services.
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But few are using it to galvanize votes as aggressively as Mr. Manchin, whose state has epidemic levels of diabetes, heart disease and opioid addiction.
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But the incidents at Yankee Stadium last year, including a 2500-year-old girl sustaining facial fractures, seemed to galvanize public support for extended netting.
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They also draw people from different neighborhoods and economic groups together, reduce air pollution, and help galvanize cities around "active transportation" initiatives like bike lanes.
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Since Galvanize Phoenix opened last year, 112 other companies have signed leases and operate with 300 employees in a refurbished grocery warehouse, Ms. Vowels said.
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But Trump's stance appeared to galvanize players, teams and the league to assert what they see as a right to express their political convictions freely.
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She previously helped galvanize Democrats and women in the district by starting an organization to oppose the Republicans' attempted repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Their stories not only censured the much-deserving perpetrators but also led to a reckoning about gender inequality and misogyny that continues to galvanize society.
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Africa needs to galvanize the diaspora to invest in all these things that are necessary for Africa to take its rightful place on the planet.
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They were inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, who helped galvanize mass resistance to British rule in India in the 23s with a 2000-mile protest march.
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His company, Galvanize Group, based just north of the city in Mount Vernon, buys about half a million containers a week from Manhattan street canners.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday after his rival for the Democratic presidential nomination said he wouldn't galvanize voters enough to beat President Donald Trump in November.
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All that, however, has only served to galvanize the urban, liberal, secular Turks who see the religiously conservative Mr. Erdogan as deliberately eroding Turkey's democracy.
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Guaido and his Latin American allies are increasingly seeking to portray Maduro as a threat to regional stability to galvanize countries into stepping up pressure.
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The changing composition of circuits like the 9th may ultimately galvanize liberals to push an aggressive judicial agenda of their own, further polarizing the courts.
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This is a first of its kind effort among young conservatives to galvanize party leaders to restore the mantle of climate leadership to the GOP.
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The tragedy in the center of a European city that left bodies lined up on the sidewalk seemed to galvanize Ukraine's commitment to democratic reforms.
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The ability of "Hamilton" to galvanize the London theater owes something to a theater culture whose own original musicals lately seem to be marking time.
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By casting his political troubles as a cosmic battle between good and evil, Trump may be able to galvanize his base to do just that.
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Such precise word-craft worked well for the GOP in 2010, allowing Republicans to galvanize their base in opposition and pummel Democrats in the midterm elections.
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Vontobel's research shows the decline at 10 percent for zinc, used to galvanize steel, which surged to nine-year highs near $3,000 a ton in November.
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Some analysts say the Kremlin changed the date on the assumption that opposition parties would find it harder to galvanize support in the summer vacation months.
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The metal used chiefly to galvanize steel has risen around 15 percent this year thanks to a supply shortfall which drove LME inventories to record lows.
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While they appeared on many news programs, Crenshaw says, she can imagine how much easier it might have been to spread their message and galvanize others.
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But this fear is coupled with a renewed sense of Jewish purpose and identity, a sense of threat serving not to quiet Jews but galvanize them.
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To address this first piece of the puzzle, we partnered with Galvanize to create a high-touch scholarship program specifically for black, Latina and Indigenous women.
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In an effort to galvanize the vote of black millennials, Hillary Clinton's campaign is turning to the one and only Sean "Jay-Z" Carter for help.
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If anything, Harris suggested the sacking of Mourinho, who was outspoken and considered by some pundits to be a divisive figure, could actually galvanize United's support.
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Mental health advocates say media reports of mass shootings by disturbed individuals galvanize public attention and reinforce the impression that severe mental illness leads to violence.
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"All they wanted was to be together," says Cari Conklin, who created a Facebook group to galvanize community support for the Bazaras and other resettled Syrians.
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Stirred by the tragic loss of their son, the pair hopes to galvanize American voters to enact change for the well-being of the nation's youth.
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Maryam Qashqaei hopes the world's biggest single-event sporting competition will galvanize support for an online petition she plans to present to FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
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Dr. Blasey's resistance to appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday seemed to galvanize Republicans and drew wavering Republican senators back into Judge Kavanaugh's camp.
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In the last two weeks, Mr. Trump has followed an instinct, one nurtured by Mr. Miller, that a foreboding message on immigration can galvanize his supporters.
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But not only that, the term, which once held so much promise, has been co-opted, sanitized, stripped of its power to shock, disturb and galvanize.
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And yet, a little later, when we were discussing the music industry's many forms of dominion over artists, I said something that seemed to galvanize him.
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In the months before Ms. Collins's announcement, Mr. LePage had tried to galvanize his base against Ms. Collins and discourage her from entering the race. Gov.
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Galvanize, whose six-month web development course costs $250,290, says that 239 percent of its graduates land jobs using their newly acquired skills within six months.
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House Democratic leadership also worries a formal impeachment could galvanize the president's base and may endanger moderate members in swing districts where impeachment is particularly divisive.
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I figured, maybe naïvely, that allowing the alt-right to assemble in public, under the scrutiny of daylight, would galvanize public opinion against their hateful beliefs.
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Seven teams pitched a panel of judges for a chance to win a month's membership at Galvanize, which provides office space and educational opportunities for entrepreneurs.
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On the podium, Mr. de Leeuw, a small-framed and soft-spoken man, could galvanize performances of complex contemporary operas and orchestral works involving large forces.
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These advances are a welcome victory for the thousands of women's rights activists who have spent decades trying to galvanize governments into action on these issues.
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Prices of the metal used to galvanize steel earlier touched $2,448, the highest since November 13 and a gain of more than 173% since early December.
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Its slide appeared to galvanize a similar move in the Norwegian crown which fell on Wednesday towards 9.7790 against the euro, its weakest level since February.
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"We could have chosen any number of things to galvanize Annie and kick off her story, and we chose abortion for a reason," West tells Refinery29.
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Celebrities are calling for a black political revolution to galvanize African-American participation in local government in a new video backed by a political action committee.
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But having an agreed-upon estimate can help galvanize anti-slavery efforts, said Jean Baderschneider, head of the U.S.-based Global Fund to End Modern Slavery.
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Why it matters: Among House Democrats we interviewed, there was overwhelming consensus that the chaotic hearing did nothing to galvanize public support for impeaching President Trump.
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Those details aren't meant to galvanize this particular dog's suffering (he's one of the lucky ones), or the "goodness" of those who nursed him back to health.
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U.S. Senators Kamala Harris of California and Senator Warren of Massachusetts both embarked this week on bus tours across the state to try to galvanize their supporters.
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The Democratic National Committee must find new voices and demand change before Super Tuesday to galvanize voters and renew a sense of momentum in the national electorate.
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Now, with their own presidential election on the horizon, far-right groups in France are embracing and adapting the meme to galvanize online support for Le Pen.
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A court ruling that chips away at abortion rights, with more opportunities for the court to take up abortion in the near future, would galvanize that base.
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Notably, Dorsey has no public comment on Twitter's role in the election and in how its lack-of-harassment safeguards helped embolden and galvanize a political movement.
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No criminal charges have been filed in Mr. Garner's death, which helped to galvanize a national movement on police treatment of minorities, but a federal inquiry continues.
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The congresswoman hopes to galvanize the anti-Trump forces across Arizona and that adds up to her taking down her state's political Goliath in the general election.
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Both President Obama and the United Nations General Assembly have convened landmark summits to galvanize concerted action in response to the unparalleled displacement crisis we face worldwide.
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Two men gathered around a wood stove said they were discouraged by the setback but hoped demonstrations in other parts of the country would galvanize the opposition.
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"I want to use use my book to motivate and kind of galvanize people and make them feel like everyone has a role to play," he said.
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"It's given us a lot of capabilities and competency to do campaigns like the food stamps campaign, where we can galvanize a network of supporters," he said.
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Selahattin Demirtas, the former HDP leader jailed since 2016 on terror-related charges, issued a series of tweets on Tuesday to galvanize his party's supporters behind Imamoglu.
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He said part of his post-presidential strategy would be developing young Democratic leaders -- including organizers, journalists and politicians -- who could galvanize voters behind a progressive agenda.
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Whether the new opposition blocs can grab power may depend on their ability to galvanize voters — turnout at Polish elections can be as low as 50 percent.
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Some, like internet-famous astrologer Chani Nicholas, use astrology to galvanize social justice causes; Nicholas recently partnered with Spotify to curate a rotating set of cosmic playlists.
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For her to truly galvanize the sport and capture audiences, she needs to do the unthinkable, and that means she has to outwork everyone, including male boxers.
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Republicans may seek a household name like Romney to galvanize the party and move forward after what many experts say could be a blue wave this fall.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process has become a flashpoint heading into the midterm elections with both Democrats and Republicans pointing to it to galvanize their base and drive voters.
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"Trying to unify and galvanize opposition to a new liberal agenda with all the wind at its back was as difficult as it could get," he added.
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Still, some executives are hopeful that "Star Trek Beyond's" relative success coupled with upcoming releases such as "Jason Bourne" and "Suicide Squad" will galvanize the domestic marketplace.
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Mark Lynas, a British author, journalist and environmental activist who focuses on climate change, says Trump's decision has only served to "galvanize" the rest of the world.
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But as President Trump tries to galvanize his conservative base to turn out in the midterm elections, he has adopted the label as a badge of honor.
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But they hope to conjure the visceral anger and grief they felt right after Jones's death to galvanize a society still besieged by gun violence and discrimination.
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The cynicism brought by the Trump era, from his administration's policies that hurt women and threaten reproductive rights, has helped galvanize a movement of politically active women.
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The joint statement, by an unusually large group of experts, seeks to galvanize international action in the Human Rights Council, which convenes a new session this month.
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They took the jail time (knowing it would cost the county money for room and board), and in so doing helped galvanize the fledgling civil rights movement.
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In this Student Opinion question, we asked students what "carrots and sticks" are used at their schools and if they do, in fact, work to galvanize them.
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May's last, faint hope of pushing her Brexit plan through Parliament is that a shock to the two main parties might galvanize lawmakers into supporting her deal.
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Whether a modern-day Huang Chao would then appear — and would know how to galvanize a disgruntled population into rising up — no one can tell, of course.
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"I learned, and we will together use this learning to galvanize the company for positive change," Nadella wrote in the memo he sent apologizing for the comments.
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Despite the daily toll, no single loss has seemed to galvanize collective concern or outrage, and some fear that a kind of compassion fatigue is setting in.
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Term limits often galvanize protest when dictators move to abolish them because they represent such a basic principle — that no one should be permanently entrenched in power.
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Grim findings, perhaps, but Reimann and her colleagues hope the information in their report can help galvanize action to protect these unique historical sites from further damage.
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The collection was called Galvanize, and the idea for the runway show was to evoke the ramshackle school that Oliver briefly attended as a youth in Trinidad.
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Galvanize Group wants the state to approve an expansion of the bottle bill, which is backed by Mr. Cuomo and would make more bottles eligible for deposit.
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The imprisonment of Mr. Wong could galvanize support for his party, which is seeking to win a seat in the city's Legislative Council in elections in March.
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Raising the minimum wage has cropped up on many Democratic candidates' agendas ahead of the November elections, and the issue could help galvanize supporters at the polls.
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READ: Poll: Gun control support spikes after shooting Both sides rally support Ahead of the votes, both gun advocates and proponents of tighter restrictions sought to galvanize supporters.
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A peace agreement would galvanize the world to seek public and private investment in Syria and invite financing by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, he said.
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The NBA has an Indian owner in Sacramento Kings Vivek Ranadive, who was born in Mumbai, but the player to galvanize a fan base has yet to arrive.
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Some analysts think last week's election result will leave Ramaphosa short of ammunition to battle party rivals who oppose his reforms to tackle corruption and galvanize the economy.
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Coding is particularly ripe for this, as the rapid emergence of bootcamps like General Assembly and Galvanize demonstrates that colleges and universities aren't keeping up with employer demand.
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Zinc is used to galvanize steel to protect it from rusting and steel producing countries such as China have ramped up production this year to support construction growth.
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The racism itself is sincere — it did, after all, lead to mass killings — but other parts of the manifesto seem to contain buzzwords meant to galvanize its spread.
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For years, Republicans successfully have used hot-button issues like pushing for Roe to be overturned and banning same-sex marriage to galvanize their base over the Court.
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But the buyout groups also struggled to galvanize non-professional, often elderly investors, many of whom the bidders feared were ignoring or forgetting letters from their custodian banks.
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McAleenan's also taking over as Trump gears up for his 2020 run and wants to galvanize his base through the same hardline immigration chants crowds adopted in 2016.
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On college campuses in Ohio, North Carolina and Florida, Obama hopes to galvanize the coalition of voters who propelled him into office to support Clinton this time around.
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Money is so powerful as a symbol of choice and freedom that it's impossible for it not to galvanize powerful responses in people, and to create strong reactions.
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So I think what has changed is there's much more organization of people who may disagree with the NRA, and I think that's helping to galvanize other people.
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His 1988 murder in Xapuri, where the condom factory now stands, helped galvanize the government to take serious measures to battle deforestation and the violence against Amazon defenders.
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"You have these latent far-right entities in European countries and they didn't have that red-button issue to galvanize their communities to gain popular support," said Day.
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Organizations like Cisco, Microsoft and others are doing their part, but we need to galvanize the tech community and organizations big and small to push this movement forward.
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People began to wander in, cliques began to designate their homebases at each of the tables, then an MC came out to try and galvanize everyone in proximity.
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A viral video of a sea turtle having a plastic straw removed from its nose prompted widespread outcry that helped galvanize the "say no to plastic straws" movement.
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Opponents of President Obama's Pacific Rim trade pact are seizing on a new lawsuit over the Keystone XL oil pipeline in an attempt to galvanize opposition in Congress.
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If one thing is clear, it is that the massacre is likely to galvanize Pittsburgh into political action, bolstered by a renewed sense of mission and moral authority.
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He defied legal odds and the occasional death threat to defend lost causes, gambling that even a verdict against his clients could galvanize public opinion in his favor.
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Out of Turkey's chaos has come more power and more popularity for Mr. Erdogan, who has used the moment to galvanize his constituency of the country's religious masses.
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Yes, women should report allegations to human resources, the EEOC and law enforcement authorities where possible, but it is the media they have used to galvanize a movement.
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We can tell Offred's afraid for Moira and using anger to galvanize her, but I still think it's an awfully tidy way to get Moira back in play.
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Now, Christine Blasey Ford's searing testimony, and Judge Kavanaugh's furious response, before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday appears likely to galvanize the grass roots of both parties.
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The threat of being prosecuted in The Hague "will most likely galvanize those in the inner circle to pull together," said Mr. Cutz, the former White House official.
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Gillum emphasized his background as the son of a bus driver and construction worker and pledged to galvanize younger and minority voters who often sit out midterm elections.
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But a new campaign by the organization For Freedoms aims to use those tools not to promote specific candidates but to galvanize debate and political participation through art.
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Fernando Albán, a Caracas councilman, was arrested Friday at Caracas's international airport upon arrival from a trip to New York to galvanize world opinion against President Nicolás Maduro.
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The murders in Sandy Hook had seemed to galvanize the country -- and Congress -- to find a way to address the growing problem of mass violence committed with guns.
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That proposal helped galvanize Senate Democratic opposition to a $1.8 trillion package aimed at keeping businesses and workers afloat, throwing it into limbo and sending stock futures reeling.
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She previously helped galvanize Democrats and women in the district by starting an organization to oppose the Trump agenda, particularly the attempted repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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A steady series of attempted deals by Chinese companies in the United States has helped galvanize lawmakers in Washington to call for greater scrutiny of investments from China.
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Ryan Craig, a managing director at University Ventures, which invests in education start-ups, including Galvanize, a large boot camp, predicted that the overall market would still grow.
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Now hear this — we just released the final batch of tickets to our 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize, which heats up on February 7 in San Francisco.
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It's your very last chance to scoop up the few remaining tickets to our 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize — the best Silicon Valley startup soiree, bar none.
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In an interview, Ms. Tabart defended her use of the term and said that the threat of the end of a species should galvanize action, not discourage it.
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It hurts to lose... the event goes from strength to strength, this time it didn't go our way but we'll re-galvanize and come at the Americans again.
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But hundreds of much-reported deaths in recent years have stirred up a wave of activism here and helped galvanize the #NiUnaMenos — Not One Less — movement since 2015.
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The moves come as the president seeks to galvanize his support among evangelical Christians after a leading magazine, Christianity Today, called for his impeachment and removal from office.
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The NBA has an Indian owner in Sacramento Kings Vivek Ranadive, who was born in Mumbai, but a player to galvanize a fan base has yet to arrive.
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Come nightfall, many of the inaugural revelers will dress in their best evening wear to attend balls across the capital — including some to galvanize resistance to Mr. Trump.
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If it were framed properly, middle-class economic reform just might become the issue that could galvanize millions of mainstream women to join the fight for women's issues.
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"What my comics are trying to do is galvanize our side and to remind our side that we are not, we are not the evil ones," he said.
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And yet wouldn't it also be nice to galvanize a community with resources and political might to address and maybe even reverse the effects of that systemic oppression?
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This year, Republican angst is compounded by Trump, whose tumultuous presidency helped galvanize Democratic and independent voters to go to the polls in special and state elections last year.
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Clinton say her campaign surrogates – including former President Bill Clinton – could turn sharply negative against Mr. Sanders and try out a stronger message to galvanize black support for Mrs.
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Reports earlier this month suggest members of ISIS were referring to the previous executive order as the "blessed ban" because it will enable them to galvanize anti-US sentiment.
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The internet is not only the source of endlessly delightful cat memes and dog photos; it helps galvanize important social and political movements like the Arab Spring and #BlackLivesMatter.
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Instead of being cared for as refugees, families have been torn apart to galvanize xenophobia and reinforce the false narrative that our country is being violently overrun by immigrants.
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To do so, the company has raised a $7.3 million Series B round of financing led by Foundry Group, with participation from Telegraph Hill Capital, Rocketship VC and Galvanize.
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The notion that the United States could address emerging global challenges alone, without making greater effort to galvanize Asian and European partners in common cause, was always short-sighted.
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"When you raise a significant chunk of change, and you galvanize people who've never been interested in politics before, I think it begins to change the narrative," said Edwards.
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He has argued that he can galvanize blue-collar workers and Reagan Democrats in those areas to put states like Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin into the GOP column.
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If she is going to be successful, her campaign needs to galvanize support in the heavily-agriculture state of Iowa, which holds the first primary contest in the nation.
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But if he backs up his statements to Mueller with forceful, persuasive live testimony, then he could galvanize public opinion and increase pressure on Congress to take further action.
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But then that snowman started making salient points about the need for a $15 minimum wage in a classic AABB rhyme scheme and we really started to galvanize, politically.
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But there are now signs that President Joko Widodo, also known as Jokowi, has been able to galvanize support for promised economic reforms that could revive growth, analysts say.
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"It kind of becomes harder and harder to galvanize public opinion when there's a drip-drip effect," points out Kathleen Newland, a senior fellow at the Migration Policy Institute.
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But I don't think he could ever quite get beyond the frustrating reality that basketball was never going to galvanize the university community the way he thought it could.
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Fred Papert, an innovative advertising agency director who helped galvanize civic leaders and government officials to preserve Grand Central Terminal and revive Times Square, died on Friday in Manhattan.
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The San Diego team reported that Zika overactivated a molecule that normally protects against viruses, and the excess activity seems to switch on genes that galvanize progenitor cell destruction.
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We need to galvanize passive supporters of abortion rights by communicating that the fight for reproductive freedom is a fight for justice, and that the moral imperative is ours.
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Two US presidents on two Iranian crackdowns Social media has helped galvanize tens of thousands participating in the protests, which have taken place in towns and cities across Iran.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump slammed Hillary Clinton Saturday for the profanity-laced performance rapper Jay Z delivered the previous night at a concert designed to galvanize her supporters.
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Clinton's campaign has intensified its effort to galvanize that Obama coalition in recent days, concerned in particular about a lack of enthusiasm for her candidacy among African-American voters.
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The state, which awards the third most delegates on Super Tuesday, will help show whether Mr. Biden can galvanize enough moderates to deprive Mr. Sanders of an overwhelming lead.
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And when they do refer to it — as did the Roland Emmerich 2004 disaster flick "The Day After Tomorrow" — they rarely do much to galvanize the public to action.
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He agreed the Goop debunking would only galvanize its fans and thought that Paltrow's new summits and magazine would further expand the Goop cult and deepen its members' beliefs.
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"We are in the awkward teenage years," said Diana Vowels, general manager at Galvanize Phoenix, a co-working space and tech education firm that occupies one of the warehouses.
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Companies argue that past efforts to get China to reduce overcapacity have largely failed and that the only recourse is taking broader action that could galvanize a global movement.
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While those conversations are laid out in the report, Democrats hoped that hearing directly from Mr. McGahn in a televised hearing would help galvanize public opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Scotland's nationalists said the plan would galvanize them to seek another referendum on Scottish independence, while Irish nationalists quietly welcomed it as one more step toward a reunified Ireland.
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The goal, according to Business, Consumer Services and Housing Agency spokesman Russ Heimerich, was to galvanize a network of banks to support cannabis businesses and cut down on cash.
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Rouhani's re-election is likely to make it harder for the Trump administration to galvanize international support for European Union, United Nations sanctions or other tough action, analysts said.
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The real purpose of the book — as stated by Duca in our interview — is to help galvanize young people to get involved in politics and help them be informed.
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High-profile massacres can summon our attention, and galvanize demands for change, but in 20143 fatalities from mass shootings amounted to just two per cent of all gun deaths.
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If she is going to be successful, her campaign needs to galvanize support in the agriculture-focused state of Iowa, which holds the first primary contest in the nation.
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Speaking in Washington in February 20143, Mr. Shapiro, the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs, described efforts to "galvanize an international response" to find and destroy arms caches.
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But some officials in Baghdad chafe at Washington's pressure campaign, which they say overlooks the domestic circumstances that gave rise to these groups and continue to galvanize their support base.
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It comes amid a series of speaking engagements to galvanize support among the Turkish community for President Tayyip Erdogan's bid to increase his powers in a referendum on April 16.
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This effort, spearheaded by Senator Bob Corker, is unique in that it aims to galvanize investment money from the private sector and foreign governments to support innovative anti-trafficking initiatives.
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The demonstration comes a day after the EPA took down the climate page on its website, a move that is sure to galvanize protestors already skeptical of the Trump administration.
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While the program is ostensibly aimed at promoting startups in Hong Kong, particularly around AI, it is also sure to galvanize Alibaba's ties to Hong Kong's establishment and tech community.
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Both commodities gained nearly 5 percent on Tuesday in a rally that spilled over to zinc, used to galvanize steel and which raced to a nine-year high on Monday.
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Those elections will begin in May, and some pro-democracy figures have expressed hope continued prosecutions relating to the Umbrella Movement will galvanize and unite the currently fractured opposition movement.
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Taylor has said he did not know that his campaign was assembling fraudulent signatures, but he did know they were helping galvanize support for Brown, according to The Virginian-Pilot.
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ZINC: Prices of the metal used to galvanize steel have recently come under pressure from expectations of rising supply and the likelihood of a second half balanced market or surplus.
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That distinction effectively altered the timeline and lessened the significance of the discussions — which according to ABC's report were meant to galvanize U.S.-Russian efforts to fight ISIS in Syria.
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Political prism As midterm elections approach, Trump is seen by those inside the White House as more likely to act out in ways he believes can galvanize his conservative base.
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He recently took time out from a packed schedule of campaign events for Hillary Clinton to record an interview for Snapchat, part of a push to galvanize support for Mrs.
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The president has also held three rallies this week in Iowa, Pennsylvania and Kentucky in an effort to galvanize the GOP base with the midterm elections just 25 days away.
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Victories in the three jurisdictions would galvanize a movement that seeks to give terminally ill Americans a dignified alternative to the dismal choices they face in most of the country.
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While Law and Justice came to power with an emotional appeal to nationalism and nostalgia, money has proved to be its most effective tool to galvanize voters across the country.
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The broad manufacturing base means other countries may face job losses and other hardships in the face of the United States tariffs, which could galvanize opposition to the president's action.
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Emily Ekins, director of polling for the libertarian Cato Institute, said that in general, gender issues do not seem to galvanize Republican women to the degree they do Democratic ones.
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The February 4 election revealed that when issues such as same-sex marriage galvanize a coalition of evangelicals and other religious conservatives, Costa Rica's evangelicals can become important political players.
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The other candidates, with the exception of some trial balloons — flat tax, earmarking reform, vocational education — from the earnest Mr. Hightower, barely even tried to galvanize voters with policy ideas.
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Clinton was a law student supporting the presidential candidate Senator George McGovern in San Antonio, she met Ms. Wright, the person she thought could galvanize and prepare potential female candidates.
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On the flipside, the potential for regressive, draconian reform which now rests in Kavanaugh's hands should shock and galvanize every young person who has hitherto taken their rights for granted.
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Rather than compromise, however, both have dug in their heels, apparently calculating that an unsparing response will galvanize their political bases and allow them to ride out the current turmoil.
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It remains to be seen whether his defiant response to Maduro's move could galvanize his supporters, who turned out by the hundreds of thousands to protest Maduro early last year.
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It's meant to engage the global community in a coordinated outbreak response, galvanize resources, give countries guidance on how to react, and stop the disease from spreading further across borders.
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But rallies will be key as Trump looks to galvanize his political base into turning out to vote in November, even though he is not on the ballot, Stepien said.
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Third, the State Department could work to galvanize international support for a new arms control regime to govern the development of the next generation of advanced conventional and asymmetric weapons.
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Given that President Donald Trump attracts resolute devotion from many of his supporters, Democrats should learn from some aspects of Sanders' example and use them to galvanize a strong base.
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Rakhine interviewed by Reuters said the Rohingya did this to win sympathy from aid groups, galvanize opposition in the Muslim world and ensure that nearby Rakhine houses burned down too.
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It was one of the first videos of a police shooting to go public, still five months before Ferguson would galvanize nationwide calls to hold police accountable for killing civilians.
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The CBO estimate seemed to galvanize opposition to the bill particularly with Senators in states that would be adversely impacted by caps on Medicaid spending, such as Nevada and Maine.
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But the cavalry of celebrities and fans with decent intentions who are upset by Smollett's attack should seek to galvanize in similar ways when other QTPOC face violence, hate, and discrimination.
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The idea that the random murder of upper-middle-class white men on public transit in 1980s NYC would galvanize a populist movement against white elites is ahistorical and flatly ludicrous.
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On February 7, aka this Friday, the Bay Area startup community will descend on Galvanize to celebrate everything great and small about tech startups at the 3rd Annual TechCrunch Winter Party.
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Sarsour, a leader of the Women's March organization, said it was time to harness women's furor around Kavanaugh to galvanize voters in races that will soon determine which party controls Congress.
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First, we're thrilled to announce that investment firms August Capital, SV Angel and Uncork Capital have partnered with us for the 2nd Annual TechCrunch Winter Party at Galvanize on February 8.
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Perhaps most importantly, the introduction of Stories seemed to galvanize a new spirit of experimentation at Instagram, which had generally been loath to tamper with its original photos-plus-filters format.
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"The boot camp market is going through a fairly typical shakeout," said Daniel Pianko, a Galvanize board member and managing partner of University Ventures, which participated in the latest funding round.
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We're just about a week away from hosting our 1st Annual Winter Party at Galvanize, and if you haven't been able to grab a ticket yet, today is your lucky day.
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The question now is if this report will galvanize support in Congress for an election-security bill, especially as researchers say other nations will follow Russia's playbook in 2020 and beyond.
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A campaign, especially one with the insurgent spirit of Sanders' 2016 bid, can galvanize support -- and inject immediacy into a movement -- in ways that meetings and readings and protests have failed.
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Sources who've spoken to Priebus say he's pessimistic about next year and is concerned that the White House doesn't have a single ringleader who can galvanize Republican leaders around the country.
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Barboza-Gubo hopes that the work will galvanize better acceptance and recognition of the issues faced by transgender women in Peru, especially when the series is exhibited outside of the country.
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Madonna had a crowd in New York City singing and snapping along to a rendition of John Lennon's "Imagine" on Monday night — a final effort to galvanize support for Hillary Clinton.
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It's a strategy that could disappoint some liberals, who are pushing the White House to advance a strongly left-leaning candidate that could galvanize Democratic voters heading into this year's election.
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It's turning the SMS-based CRM and direct sales tool called Superphone that Leslie coded himself into a product any celebrity or creator can use to galvanize and monetize their audience.
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When there were attacks, they seemed to galvanize a sense of broad public mourning that is largely absent when violence is as widespread as it has been in the last week.
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Sanders's victory further legitimizes his long-shot challenge against Clinton, who led here by 40 points before the avowed democratic socialist came out of nowhere to galvanize the party's progressive base.
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"There's been historic underfunding and under-resourcing of Democratic structures in the South," said DeJuana Thompson, a Birmingham native who, post-Trump, launched WokeVote, an ambitious effort to galvanize black millennials.
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The man, who worked as a freelance tutor, said he believed that the high-profile standoff at PolyU would only galvanize the protest movement and encourage more support for the cause.
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"We are acutely aware that Democrats have a mixed record of success when President Obama is not on the ballot, and that he can galvanize opponents," Schultz said in an email.
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The controversies again raised questions about whether either is the best choice to galvanize black voters as the Democratic nominee against Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 presidential election.
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But Buterin's role presents a contradiction, because he told me that his personal philosophy is rooted in the use of economic incentives to galvanize and administrate communities, instead of social action.
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It isn't an environmental advocacy group, which is why this document could galvanize the public health community in ways that other reports on the consequences of the warming planet have not.
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He has pledged to deploy at least 4,000 more troops by week's end, as part of a last-ditch effort to galvanize the Republican base before the midterm elections on Tuesday.
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In the first presidential election following President Barack Obama's two terms in office, both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are trying to galvanize support from Obama's multicultural coalition, including black voters.
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"I think this is the graduation," he says of TM104 but also, by extension, its significance in his catalog of songs designed to galvanize the streets and, quite literally, motivate thugs.
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Ad hoc though they may be, Mr. Trump's red-meat ideas have come to shape the conversation and, he hopes, may galvanize otherwise complacent conservative voters to turn out on Tuesday.
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This year, Galvanize will have 2,000 students who pay their own tuition, and about 1,500 people in its programs tailored to — and paid for by — companies like IBM, Allstate and McKesson.
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Washington (CNN)2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls on Saturday sought to galvanize their Iowa support at the Polk County Steak Fry with a strategy that's not frequented in the campaign playbook: dance.
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With inflation having consistently surprised to the downside, there is little risk in the Fed allowing the economy to run a bit hot, especially if it helps galvanize upward wage pressure.
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President Donald Trump's decision to press ahead with one of his most contentious campaign promises will likely galvanize defenders of free trade in the long run, according to one market strategist.
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After last year's stellar turn out of almost 1,000 Silicon Valley shakers and movers, TechCrunch is returning with the 3rd Annual Winter Party at Galvanize in San Francisco on February 853.
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The call from the society, which represents lawyers involved in a wide range of commercial transactions, helped to galvanize many ordinary citizens and small-business owners, to speak out in protest.
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Along with increased rates of depression and anxiety, violent early childhood experiences may galvanize a "powerful negative model for interpersonal relationships," leading to an inability or an unwillingness to sustain adult bonds.
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The United State of Women team is committed to leading the fight for gender equity — and that includes striving to keep the Galvanize Program low cost to attendees and provide scholarship opportunities.
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Joe Biden's presidential campaign is spending more money than it is taking in, unlike his top 2020 rivals, and showing an inability to galvanize big financial backers or energize many online donors.
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Win or lose, their performance will likely offer Trump's campaign data crucial to figuring out how to maintain and galvanize its 2016 coalition of voters, according to two sources in Trump's orbit.
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Are Botham Jean and Atatiana Jefferson the "perfect" victims to galvanize the nation in a sustained movement to hold law enforcement accountable for use of deadly and excessive force against African-Americans?
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So have liberal organizers, who have held rallies protesting the overhaul throughout the winter and early spring, believing that opposition to it will galvanize support for Democratic candidates in the midterm elections.
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In that case, Ms. Rowe said, the latest Farley renderings may be a brilliant use of reverse psychology — "to galvanize the design community to say we can do something so much better."
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But the shooting of the teen is likely to galvanize activists, who've been calling for an independent investigation of police tactics and use of force as part of their list of demands.
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Dylan's song (co-written with Jacques Levy) helped galvanize public support to his case, and eventually a federal judge ruled in 1985 that Carter didn't receive a fair trial and released him.
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Where: Galvanize, 44 Tehama St., San Francisco, CA 94105 Ticket price: $85 Along with great food, drinks and world-class networking, you can expect plenty of games, activities, photo ops and giveaways.
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Mr. Sanders also said that electing Republicans would widen the gap between the rich and poor, and he acknowledged that he would need to galvanize voters if he is to be elected.
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Although not widely regarded as an electric vehicle commodity, some research has found zinc, predominantly used to galvanize steel, could be used in batteries if other minerals become too rare or expensive.
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London zinc spiked 2 percent to $2,882 a tonne, the highest since July 2, immediately after Li's comments before profit-taking saw the metal used to galvanize steel slip into the red.
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Through Rushkoff's interpretation, these hostile actors are exploiting fundamental design flaws in Twitter's social connectivity to galvanize feelings around heated issues—gender, ethnicity, and religion—and convert them into political action: voting.
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To address these challenges, governments will convene task forces and galvanize health agencies to draft action plans with the input of physicians, researchers, hospitals, medical organizations, nongovernmental organizations (NGO) and pharmaceutical companies.
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"I am very proud of the work I have done in the Obama administration, and I think that will galvanize a lot of support, were I to make that decision," Holder said.
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Cory Booker appeared with Jones in Montgomery and Birmingham to stump for the candidate, who is seeking to galvanize African-American and other Democratic voters to go to the polls on Tuesday.
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In Hollywood, trouble like "Ghostbusters" faced before its release can either prompt damaging studio infighting, as executives squabble over what to do, or it can galvanize a management team in new ways.
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In the face of the Reagan administration's defiance, the 1986 decision helped galvanize congressional opposition and stiffened the resolve of Central American governments to seek an end to the war in Nicaragua.
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The market for zinc, used to galvanize steel, traditionally goes from feast to famine as high prices incentivise higher production, flooding the market with metal, followed by falling prices and output cuts.
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One of them is to say, were we able to galvanize people who will continue to say, 'We're not going to sit by and normalize corruption as a part of our democracy?'
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They aim to galvanize Americans who oppose abortion but who rarely vote outside presidential races, and to pressure red state Democrats, like Senator Joe Donnelly of Indiana, to support Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Government authorities were hoping that once school restarted, protesters —predominantly Hong Kong youth — would return to normal life, but there are concerns the boycott could galvanize more students to join the movement.
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Conservatives saw their effort to confirm Judge Kavanaugh as tied to their fortunes in the midterm elections, perceiving intense liberal opposition to Judge Kavanaugh's nomination as a way to galvanize Republican voters.
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The 1MDB scandal helped galvanize the opposition and prompted Mahathir to forge an alliance with Anwar, who is back behind bars after being found guilty of sodomy a second time in 2015.
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The poll, which had a margin of error of 3.7 percentage points, is likely to both embolden supporters of Mr. Sanders and galvanize moderate Democrats who are fiercely opposed to his nomination.
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Moscow's goal appears to be preserving Mr. Assad's government — a strategy that could ultimately require a political settlement, which becomes harder to achieve when chemical attacks galvanize the world against Mr. Assad.
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Compare that to 2016, when only two sightings of people dressed like creepy clowns in North Carolina were enough to galvanize an area resident into chasing a third clown into the woods.
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"UPS Flight Forward is rapidly building a robust customer base and a network of technology partners to galvanize our leadership in drone delivery," said Scott Price, UPS chief strategy and transformation officer.
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On Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence sought to galvanize House Republicans at a closed-door session in the basement of the Capitol, where members dined on Chick-fil-A and sought reassurances.
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Sure, President Trump and Cohn want to get tax done but ultimately it comes down to whether the Republicans can galvanize their party to having a single view they can all embrace.
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A small regional party currently controls the state government in Delhi, but Modi's BJP is hoping the fulfillment of a series of major manifesto promises will galvanize its right-wing support base.
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The findings will galvanize demands by the Social Democrats, junior coalition partners of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, to increase spending on infrastructure, education and digitalization fewer than 8 months before the election.
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" Abe, speaking Japanese, said through an interpreter that the deal was a "win-win" for both nations that will "further galvanize the investment between the two sides" and "deepen our economic relations.
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But even Democrats are skeptical that Mr. Cox can galvanize voters this year in the district, which is 75 percent Hispanic and where housing insecurity and social conservatism make voter outreach difficult.
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But one thing that makes it all a little more bearable is the audacity of Yabe's sculpture to galvanize the gashes, jive with the jagged, accentuate accidents, and roll with the rough.
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Investors agree that Loeb is trying a different tack these days, understanding the need to galvanize other investors to back his calls for change and to get management to cooperate with him.
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A group of Hispanic celebrities have signed an open letter denouncing Donald J. Trump and many of the Republican presidential candidates for "capitalizing on negative stereotypes" about Latinos to galvanize the party's base.
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At the time, the company told the Denver Business Journal that the management transition comes at a strong moment for Galvanize, saying it saw more revenue in June than ever in its history.
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For all the momentum, efforts to galvanize a grassroots liberal response to the Trump administration have largely relied on anger and happenstance—a series of somewhat random opportunities upon which supporters have seized.
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We already know she partially blamed Sanders for failing to galvanize his progressive supporters around her candidacy post-nomination, and we already know she finds Donald Trump to be an extraordinarily disgusting creep.
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"We believe we have the team and the assets to be the leader in technology boot camps for individual students and corporations," Galvanize Chief Executive Al Rosabal told Reuters in an email interview.
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While her personal story ended in mourning, Atencio hopes to shed light on the harsh reality that many Venezuelans endure at hospitals and in every day life throughout the country to galvanize action.
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The goal of my new metalwork is to inform, educate, and galvanize my viewers to see the wide variety of differences between many countries in relation to the powerful meanings of the veil.
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John Kasich told voters on Tuesday that he was successful early on in his politics career because he managed to galvanize voters, including "many women who left their kitchens" to campaign for him.
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"If you want to liberate a society, all you need is the internet," said Wael Ghonim, an Egyptian Google executive who set up the primary Facebook group that helped galvanize dissenters in Cairo.
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The new funding comes from Y Combinator, Yunqui Partners, Azure Capital, Cota Capital, Comcast Ventures, Vast Ventures, Stanford University (through its StartX incubator), Galvanize Ventures and YC partner/Scribd co-founder Jared Friedman.
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The next presidential and parliamentary polls in Kenya, East Africa's largest economy, are not due until August 2017 but politicians are already trying to galvanize supporters in a country prone to political strife.
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In 2013, Galvanize, a bootcamp that offers web development data science in eight cities across the United States, partnered with the University of New Haven to offer a master's degree in data science.
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Although not widely regarded as an electric vehicle commodity, some research has found that zinc, predominantly used to galvanize steel, could be used in batteries if other minerals become too rare or expensive.
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Pivoting towards the United States, especially on striking a quick bilateral trade deal, offers little material benefit for Britain's left-behind communities and could galvanize opposition against him from the centre and left.
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The alternative, of course, is to once again let an opportunity to galvanize for change pass us by, and to continue to watch Americans be divided, even on the deaths of other Americans.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, reports that a specific type of neuron or nerve cell, in a certain brain region helps galvanize whether or not a risky choice is made.
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Leave it to him to galvanize a crowd of teens to shout the entirety of "Freaky Girl" in the middle of a Sunday afternoon in the parking lot of a suburban corporate campus.
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They're doing so actively, though, gathering support from alumni (more than 100 of whom who signed a letter to the student newspaper), and trying to galvanize their fellow classmates as finals week approaches.
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"Tokens can galvanize a community: lots of individuals and corporations are able to work together and improve a decentralized network," said Ryan Shea, co-founder of tech start-up Blockstack in New York.
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The groom, also 32, is a data scientist in New York, where he recently completed the Galvanize Data Science Bootcamp, an immersive program in which students work independently on applied data science projects.
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Mr. Rajoy is under intense pressure from his own lawmakers to stop Catalan secessionism in its tracks, but he is also aware that strong reprisals against Mr. Puigdemont could galvanize the independence movement.
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It isn't easy for me to imagine any white politician now who could galvanize the African-American community in the way that Robert Kennedy did at the time of his death in 1968.
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Some of the same activists demonstrated after the shooting of Ms. Damond, who was white, and suggested that her death might galvanize some white people who had previously been silent about police misconduct.
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Mr. Hendricks died in 2017, and the inclusion of his works that year in the Tate Modern exhibition "Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power" helped galvanize his market.
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Constantly calling the president an idiot is another way of insulting everyone who voted for him and may do more to galvanize them come November than to persuade them to flip their vote.
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"What we've seen is an attempt by mainstream politics and politicians to co-opt movements that galvanize people in order for them to move closer to their own goals and objectives," she said.
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These songs are usually written to be part of a movement for cultural or political change, and to galvanize that movement by drawing people together and inspiring them to take action or reflect.
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Those results pointed to growing engagement by younger voters who previously were politically apathetic, said Flavia Kleiner, the co-founder of Operation Libero, a group that seeks to galvanize support for liberal causes.
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David Mack, who for decades has hosted a radio program, said he's lining up behind Biden, arguing he's best positioned to galvanize voters not only in his state, but across the Rust Belt.
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But I think the job of a nominee, and certainly the job of the president, is to galvanize and not polarize that majority and work with the American people to get something done.
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Collins, up for reelection in Maine in 33, was in a no-win situation politically — a vote for Kavanaugh would galvanize Democrats, while a vote against would likely spawn a GOP primary challenge.
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That, among other things, could galvanize Iranian society against the US and put it firmly behind the regime, even though it has in many ways treated the population horribly over decades in power.
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"In order to adjust to evolving market demands we made the difficult decision to reduce our workforce today," said Galvanize, which looks to have raised $85 million from investors in its five-year history.
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Still, this spot follows pretty much the same talking points in his stump speech (universal health care, equal pay, and a rigged economy), intended to galvanize his supporters rather than convince Clintonites to decamp.
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Last week, the challenges he must overcome to prove he can galvanize African American support were on full display, following a police shooting of an African American man in Buttigieg's hometown of South Bend.
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The Texas senator has spent virtually all week here, making last-ditch attempts to galvanize his campaign by naming former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina as his running mate if he wins the nomination.
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Israel argues a UN debate would only galvanize international sentiment against it, making concessions to the Palestinians all the more difficult while Palestinians dig in their heels, thinking that the world is with them.
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But they hope a presidential vote due in 2018 will galvanize exhausted and despondent supporters, and want foreign pressure for reforms to an election system they say is at the service of Maduro's "dictatorship".
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Alongside other key players in the burgeoning scene—queens like Horrorchata and Untitled Queen—she would help galvanize a community through which quirky, artistic drag could thrive, different than drag in the other boroughs.
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Galvanize itself went through a troubled year that included the departure of long-time Chief Executive Jim Deters last July and layoffs of 37 people, or 11 percent of the company's workforce in August.
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Many of my peers are using this memo as another way to galvanize people to vote without acknowledging the very real barriers that are in place that oftentimes bar trans individuals from doing so.
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Many of the gubernatorial elections were viewed as proxies for voters' feelings about Trump, whose polarizing brand of politics appeared to galvanize turnout on both sides of the aisle compared with previous election cycles.
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While this anger may galvanize candidates who were interested in running in 2018 and 2020, it's the next generation of candidates we should be concerned about: women who have not yet considered political bids.
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The humanitarian aid organization's partnership with HBO and the show hopes to "galvanize the general public to take action and rise up for refugees," its president and CEO, David Miliband said in a statement.
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For Obama, who remains the object of frequent criticism from Trump and his allies in the right-wing media, speaking out overtly could also further galvanize the political base to which Trump is appealing.
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By taking out ISIS's administrative centers, revenue streams and willing executioners -- and therefore the symbolic strength represented by all of the above to galvanize new members abroad -- exportation of jihad will similarly wither away.
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But other political experts said the Democratic criticisms of Trump for his handling of the situation could galvanize the president's supporters and energize the GOP base, potentially increasing Republican voter turnout at the polls.
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Symone D. Sanders, a former national press secretary for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont who is trying to galvanize millennials to vote, said young black voters were not necessarily frightened by Mr. Trump's talk.
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Through rally speeches, simple messaging and bold ideas, he has been able to galvanize an entire generation and brought millions into a political process that was once just limited to the older party faithful.
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The next presidential and parliamentary polls in Kenya, East Africa's largest economy, are not due until August 2017 but politicians are already trying to galvanize supporters in a country long prone to political strife.
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He then signed a new contract at Capitol Records, where he and a brilliant young arranger named Nelson Riddle crafted a succession of timeless, groundbreaking recordings that would galvanize popular music in the 2628s.
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There's no guarantee Warren's personal support would mean her voters would flock to Sanders, but it would galvanize progressive groups and potentially earn Sanders a second look from the suburbanites he's struggled to capture.
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Republicans hope a confirmation battle will galvanize voters on the right, while Democrats are balancing their own energized liberal base against the political pressure on some red-state Democrats to side with Mr. Trump.
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But the study's authors suggest that positive, lasting outcomes may result if organized civic engagement helps young people galvanize their belief in their personal efficacy, connect to empowering social networks or cultivate professional skills.
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Despite that, Mr. Trump hoped his speech would galvanize public opinion behind the idea that his leadership on foreign policy was restoring a new sense of optimism about the United States around the world.
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There was Mr. Trump, who used the partisan warfare over the Kavanaugh nomination to galvanize supporters during the midterm campaign and claimed afterward that it had helped cement a Republican majority in the Senate.
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But her willingness to go on the offensive, as opposed to the defensive for simply being—ala Leslie Jones, Kelly Marie Tran, and Anna Diop—felt sincere in a way that can galvanize support.
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The wrong choice could not only make the special election competitive but galvanize Democrats to push their position in Atlanta's growing and diversifying suburbs, where the GOP lost considerable ground in the 2018 midterms.
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Their tax proposals are helping to galvanize those on the left, but their ideas will also provide fodder for Republicans eager to paint them in a general election as tax-happy and too liberal.
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But even in less-dire times, I saw how federal funding can galvanize state commitment to low-income people or throw state budgets and policy commitments into a tailspin, forcing across-the-board cuts.
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It can also mobilize public health resources and galvanize public and political action, said Lawrence Gostin, a professor and faculty director of the O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University.
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Stanley B. Greenberg, the veteran Democratic pollster, says he believes Trump's disparaging attack on former Ambassador Yovanovitch could galvanize concerns among female voters about both his overall behavior and his specific treatment of women.
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Later, ISIS would create its own media outlets to show ghastly atrocities to galvanize support and boost recruitment, and also show that it didn't take a state apparatus to fire up propaganda like this.
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Other displays include a slave cabin from South Carolina, a robe used by boxing great Muhammmad Ali and the coffin of Emmett Till, whose 1955 murder in Mississippi helped galvanize the civil rights movement.
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And the President largely stuck to the closing argument he has developed over the last week to galvanize his supporters into supporting down-ballot Republicans, with illegal immigration at the heart of his message.
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Public opinion about the Russia scandal became more set along partisan lines as time went on, making it unlikely that drawing attention to it would galvanize public opinion against the Trump presidency in 2020.
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The need to work hard to galvanize voters for both 2018 and 2020, and help whoever the opponent to Trump is establish a clear coherent message, something that the Clinton campaign failed to do.
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Women Grow's speed networking event in April began with participants grabbing wine, hors d'oeuvres, and large index cards upon arrival at Galvanize, a tech-focused co-working and event space in New York City's SoHo.
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Now, Galvanize is revealing that it, too, may have overstretched, saying in a statement obtained by Reuters that it plans to lay off 11 percent of staffers — totaling 37 employees — at its headquarters in Denver.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi-led airstrikes killed at least seven people in Yemen on Sunday, residents said, as U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew to Kuwait to try and galvanize peace talks on the conflict.
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Coach Marc Wilmots, whose tenure is now in serious doubt, moved to dampen the discord but it re-emerged after Friday's loss, suggesting he might not be the right man to best galvanize the talent.
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For Democrats, it's a reminder that relying on Obama to drive turnout and galvanize voters comes with a downside: the obligations and schedule inherent in his full-time job as president of the United States.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Henrique Capriles on Friday was banned from holding political office for 15 years, a move that could galvanize protests against the leftist government and upend a presidential election in 2018.
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First, that the agreement helped galvanize international action on climate change — that even though it wasn't binding, it set a standard that led countries around the world to take action on a really serious problem.
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Beyond the blow to the museum's and the town's reputations, the case has illustrated the risks that European small towns face when seeking to enhance a heritage that can galvanize cultural life and attract tourists.
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But many of his proposals could easily be translated onto the national stage, where they would likely galvanize support among young people, and among minority communities that are disproportionately affected by mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
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So it's not a total victory for the new helmet design — but this set of experiments may galvanize other designers to think about different ways of solving the safety versus wear problem in the future.
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"I am sure some of them flow through Hong Kong so we need a comprehensive legislation to deal with that," Kwok said ahead of a conference on Friday to galvanize public support for the bill.
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LA Mayor Eric Garcetti spearheaded the effort to galvanize thousands of city leaders from across the country in reaffirming a commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement and ensuring cities and towns move towards renewable energy.
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Having swept to power in 228.6 promising to galvanize the economy, Modi has been criticized for failing to create enough jobs for the more than 25 million young Indians entering the labor force each year.
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The 12-week crash course had been placing 93% of graduates into full-time roles when Zipfian was acquired by Galvanize, where Kent became director of outcomes with the mandate to get students great jobs.
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But his missteps also helped galvanize the Tea Party in 2009, a Republican House in 2010, a G.O.P. Senate in 2014, the collapse of the Democratic Party at the state level, and Trump after that.
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Vox's proposals, which included abolishing the autonomous administrations in Spain's regions, lit a fire under left-wing voters, but they also seemed to galvanize smaller regional and nationalist parties, which made significant gains on Sunday.
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It's the less obvious challenge of stemming the erosion of the pillars of democracy and order built in the previous two eras — but without a single big, obvious bogeyman or falling wall to galvanize us.
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Let's not miss another opportunity to galvanize the public and call on policymakers to pass laws that provide paid sick leave for all America's workers, including those who work part-time and at small businesses.
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Trump, for his part, knew he needed to gin up support among rural voters to offset the bludgeoning he'd take in the cities, and he'd tasked Clovis with using farm policy to galvanize the heartland.
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The U.S. is now less than 100 days from the November midterm elections, and Trump is working hard to galvanize his voter base in order to fend off Democratic wins in the House and Senate.
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But some Democrats warn that aggressive moves to confront Republicans -- such as promoting impeachment of Kavanaugh -- could prove counterproductive to the party's efforts to flip the House if they serve to galvanize the Republican base.
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Savita Halappanavar died in 2012 from a septic miscarriage after she was refused a termination in an Irish hospital, sparking a huge outcry that helped galvanize the campaign to legalize abortion in the Catholic country.
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Democrats had hoped that Trump's actions -- from attacking Mexicans at the outset of his presidential campaign to separating children from their parents at the southern border -- would galvanize Latinos who have historically skipped midterm elections.
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The new study is "another reminder is that PrEP works," Nutland said, "and this should galvanize our policy-makers and politicians to make PrEP available for those who need it most, as soon as possible."
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Bernie Sanders' team argued that the road to the nomination runs through California, and that the Vermont senator will be looking to galvanize lower-turnout Latino and working-class voters — and to capture Harris backers.
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Juan Guaidó, the Venezuelan opposition leader, wrote in an opinion article published Wednesday evening that his opposition coalition had met with members of the powerful armed forces to galvanize support for a change in government.
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Just as the U.S. government has used concern for human rights as justification for military action, so it has appeared to use concern for antiquities to galvanize support for its intervention in the Syrian war.
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GENEVA — Human rights groups called on Monday for a United Nations investigation into China's mass detention of Muslims in the western region of Xinjiang, seeking to galvanize an international response to allegations of widespread abuses.
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As part of IBM's annual InterConnect conference in Las Vegas, the company is announcing a new machine learning course in partnership with workspace and education provider Galvanize to familiarize students with IBM's suite of Watson APIs.
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When equipped with information on the broken attention economy and tools for how to fix it, consumers will galvanize a generation of change and with it, dollars will shift into a rapidly growing healthy attention economy.
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Championed by former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama - along with a diverse cast of media celebrities - the campaign won international infamy for Boko Haram and helped galvanize the Nigerian government into negotiating for the girls' release.
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"The idea that this thing would galvanize Republicans, get them out in all these competitive congressional districts, doesn't seem to be the case," said Thad Kousser, professor of political science at University of California, San Diego.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Denver-based computer coding training school Galvanize is to acquire competitor Hack Reactor in a deal that brings together two of the largest privately held coding boot camps, the two companies told Reuters.
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These online programs are in stark contrast to programs like Galvanize (in which I am an investor), where employers are present in the same physical environment, come into contact with students and appreciate the high intensity.
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Democrats hoped that five months of a chaotic Trump administration would galvanize their voters to turn out, and send a message to Republicans in Congress that they should abandon the president or risk losing their jobs.
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The state trooper who arrested Sandra Bland, a woman whose death helped galvanize the Black Lives Matter movement in 2015, was cleared of all charges by a Texas judge on Wednesday, the New York Times reports.
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His actions (and later, his refusal to admit it), followed by his patronizing rhetoric on the campaign trail toward a community that represents nearly one in five Americans, was enough to galvanize them to rally together.
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President Trump and the leaders of the 115th Congress have both expressed a commitment to making tax reform a reality, using the momentum of the November elections to galvanize bipartisan support for pro-growth tax policies.
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Because it's youth-led we're able to really galvanize other people our age to make sure that their voice is being heard, and so far we have more than 100,000 RSVPs for the action on Facebook.
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Each case of suicide is different from the last, but tragic events such as this serve to galvanize the need for more discussion around mental illness on a much bigger stage on a much wider scale.
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However, some have begun to predict that the recent confirmation fight over Justice Brett Kavanaugh may galvanize the Republican base to counteract the sluggishness that usually affects the winning party two years after a presidential election.
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And while the broadband privacy regulations didn't cover internet companies like Facebook and Google, Democrats think the recent fervor stemming from the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal will help further galvanize voters already frustrated about data privacy.
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The conventions this month will be huge opportunities for the nominees to galvanize the faithful, but also a chance to reach out to the other side with traditionally positive speeches about their hopes for the country.
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The hope among the Portland occupiers is that their successes will galvanize others into similar actions and that they'll realize an escalation of tactics—well-organized tactics—is needed to make any kind of real impact.
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For decades, the predictions of climate scientists inspired little citizen action: In North America, at least, the possible consequences of climate change were too abstract, too distant in time and space, to galvanize a popular movement.
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Here are Cara Lombardo and Dana Mattioli on how it might play out: An influential activist like Mr. Icahn coming out against the deal could galvanize the opposition and increase the risk it will fall through.
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"Every show we do is about our nonprofit mission to expand the boundaries of theater and talk about how theater can galvanize compassionate citizenry in America, and that is what drives my vision," Ms. Paulus said.
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Mr. Kelada said it might be no coincidence that the EgyptAir announcement came after the cathedral attack, at a time when President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi was seeking to galvanize the country against the Islamist threat.
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Sources close to the White House said there could be a silver lining in a Democratic-controlled House as the expected calls for impeachment and confrontational hearings could galvanize the President's base for the 2020 election.
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Focusing on students' identities in relationship to their communities and critical moments in history when democracy nearly failed, as well as the choices that shaped those historical moments, can help galvanize students to participate in democracy.
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Organizations like the Daughters of the Confederacy helped galvanize the movement, even in places west of the Mississippi, which had relatively quiet Civil War years but whose population swelled as Confederate veterans migrated West during Reconstruction.
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Finally, they have helped to galvanize the scientific study of terrorism in the academic realm, harnessing the power of American universities to inform counterterrorism policy and practice and to train the next generation of counterterrorism professionals.
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It might help galvanize demoralized lawmakers and activists, win over undecided voters and help encourage greater international criticism of Mr. Orban, said Csaba Toth, executive director of the Republikon Institute, a Budapest-based political research group.
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While the tax legislation is broadly unpopular as it reaches President Trump's desk, the bill offers Republicans the sort of signature accomplishment they have been lacking to galvanize their demoralized donors and many of their voters.
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The Galvanize collection—manufactured in Italy from sumptuous materials but with roots in a Caribbean schoolyard—was gilded streetwear whose aim was to electrify the audience and inspire a new generation to carry the countercultural torch.
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Thousands of anti-abortion advocates are expected to flock to Washington, DC, for the annual rally held on the National Mall to galvanize public sentiment against abortion and formally advocate the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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The workshop is a pivotal opportunity to convene government, civil society, and business leaders to share ideas, discuss strategies, and galvanize support for potential economic investments and initiatives that could be made possible by a peace agreement.
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The Democratic National Committee is also unlikely to be a core driver of the party's messaging in the era of Trump -- when figures including Sanders and Elizabeth Warren galvanize the party's liberal base in opposition to Trump.
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Three months ago, Alabed, an English teacher with a spotty Internet connection, decided she wanted the world to hear her children's voices and see their faces, hoping that maybe she could galvanize global support and save Aleppo.
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Events like the 1969 Stonewall riots, which saw LGBT activists rise up against discrimination in New York City, helped to galvanize this movement by bringing together a generation of queer young people under a banner of pride.
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The CPP still managed to keep their parliamentary majority in 2013, but now they're coming up against an even more aggressive CNRP, who have worked for the past five years to galvanize the country's large youth population.
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I went to visit him in Alabama to find out what turns a grandfather into a force for change and whether any groups were capitalizing on Mathis's moment to galvanize parents of LGBT people to political action.
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Advancing further interest in Trump's candidacy from the presidential platform is likely to only galvanize Democratic voters who will need to show up to the polls in November to maintain the party's hold on the White House.
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But now, more and more such images are snapped with smartphones — which have been enthusiastically embraced by those who can afford them — and have the power to galvanize the citizens of a country racked by political tensions.
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The mid-morning fracas in a working-class district of Caracas is the latest of near-weekly "surprise" protests by the opposition this year intended to embarrass Maduro, galvanize street action and highlight Venezuela's litany of problems.
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And now there are calls on Capitol Hill for the U.S. to halt arms sales to the kingdom, and Khashoggi's disappearance could galvanize more opposition from lawmakers and pressure Trump to rethink his relations with Saudi Arabia.
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O'Rourke's viral popularity among Democrats and millennials is a boon to many hoping to see the state demonstrate a major ideological change come November, as well as those looking for candidates who can galvanize younger, liberal voters.
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There is not a large political constituency for government censorship in general, and although specific outrageous situations—the Westboro Baptist Church, say, or "Piss Christ"—sometimes galvanize opposition, free speech is generally considered a core national value.
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But the party has been trying build its presence in the region, especially Kerala, where the Congress and a communist party are the main players, and where Gandhi is looking to galvanize party workers through his candidacy.
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So they decided to end the program with a group dinner at one of their houses—one of the many shared, intimate experiences that could help build collective commitments that would ultimately galvanize volunteers toward political action.
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The images from "Bloody Sunday" -- and Lewis, who was photographed under assault and suffered a fractured skull -- helped galvanize support for the Voting Rights Act, which was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson months later.
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Though she's interviewed a lot of qualified candidates for her team, Lipp-Hendricks tells CNBC Make It at Fairygodboss's Galvanize event that there are three interview mistakes that will always make her think twice about hiring someone.
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The workshop will bring together leaders in government, civil society and business to "share ideas, discuss strategies, and galvanize support for potential economic investments and initiatives that could be made possible by a peace agreement," officials said.
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Leading Republicans have vowed to block any nominee Obama chooses, leaving the White House with the challenge of finding someone it believes could change Republican minds or galvanize enough public support to pressure them to back down.
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But in the Republican battle, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas is spending time on Donald J. Trump's turf for a second day in a row, as he tries to galvanize support in the establishment behind his candidacy.
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"War stories" and religious texts provide a source of inspiration: Their surrounding narratives of heroism and good versus evil galvanize groups and encourage the next generation of young men eager to prove their manhood or religious devotion.
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In the absence of a coordinated effort to withdraw candidates — an unlikely prospect — only a high turnout (around 70%) could ensure a weak Fidesz victory, which in turn could galvanize support for an opposition challenge in 2022.
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"For a half-century we have been waiting for the moment that would galvanize Texas Latinos to seek citizenship, register to vote and storm the polls," said Cal Jillson, a political-science professor at Southern Methodist University.
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Nor has he been able to galvanize a locker room that was deeply destabilized by the Lakers' trade pursuit of the New Orleans superstar Anthony Davis, which became all-consuming in late January, and has never recovered.
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President Trump's top advisers woke up Tuesday believing that a rebellion in the Venezuelan military that day would galvanize a popular uprising and topple a leader they have described as a reviled despot who must be replaced.
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Defending a few dozen districts that are either more heavily urban or feature a similar demographic mix as Ohio's 12th District, Republicans will need to find a way to win back suburbanites or better galvanize rural voters.
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It is a chance for candidates to galvanize their volunteers in this crucial early caucus state, and introduce themselves to families from all over Iowa who converge in Des Moines to sample the delights of the fair.
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RICHEST, POOREST Dos Santos says her mission is to encourage entrepreneurship and galvanize the private sector to drive growth in Angola, Africa's second-biggest oil exporter, a major diamond producer and sub-Saharan Africa's third-largest economy.
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How does a group of teenagers – most of them not even old enough to vote – galvanize an offensive that actually forces a change in the law dealing with one of America's most intractable and divisive political issues?
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After three years of horror in Bosnia, it took the 1995 massacre of Srebrenica -- in which some 8,000 Muslim men and boys were killed in cold blood -- to galvanize the west to action against the Bosnian Serbs.
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He took the stage wearing a homemade shirt that listed the names of some of the young African-Americans whose deaths had helped galvanize the Black Lives Matter movement: Eric Garner, Trayvon Martin, Jordan Davis, Oscar Grant.
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The types of low-intensity conflicts we've seen since Korea will contain the number of casualties, which is all for the good, but they will not galvanize the public or dislodge the collective resistance toward fiscal sacrifice.
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Students in Germany, Switzerland, France and Australia have followed her lead and also skipped classes to protest, while Thunberg took her protest to last month's World Economic Forum in Davos to galvanize leaders meeting there to action.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Supporters of the governor of Indonesia's capital are hoping their checkered shirts in red, white and blue will help galvanize the vote in a city election on Wednesday and win a second term for their leader.
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Three months ago, Alabed, an English teacher with a spotty Internet connection, decided she wanted the world to hear her children's voices and see their faces, hoping that maybe she could galvanize global support for those in Aleppo.
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She noted that many Sanders supporters will argue he might have done more to galvanize young voters and the Democratic base, but that could have come at the expense of votes from independents and centrists that Clinton won.
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A few minutes later, the President began the task of using the decision to galvanize his devoted armies of supporters who sent him to Washington to carry out reforms exactly on the lines of his original executive order.
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By pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, he sacrificed the best and earliest chance he had galvanize allies around a 12-country trade and investment agreement that could have compelled China to play more by its rules.
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We had sitting Congresswomen and Senators, basically they&aposre getting arrested as well or sympathizing and agreeing, "Abolish I.C.E". How concerned is the administration that this could actually galvanize the Democrats to turn out to vote in November?
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"What's going to be interesting is the extent of which this negatively affects ISIS, or does it galvanize the remnants of ISIS that still survives as an ideology and has franchises in other places besides Syria," Clapper said.
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The signing event, organized by U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, is intended to galvanize additional actions and ensure that the agreement enters into force sooner than initially anticipated, by 2017 rather than the original date of 2020.
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Most third-party and independent campaigns fade into obscurity because the media doesn't mention them at all and their candidates cannot galvanize voters overwhelmed by the staggering odds of getting anyone elected outside of the two major parties.
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"Swing Left's support is critical to helping March On galvanize the millions of us who marched in January of last year in order to build an unstoppable army that will march on the polls this November," said Wruble.
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Democratic-leaning states may take legal action to challenge the cap on deductions of state and local taxes, and even though such lawsuits would face long odds they could help galvanize Democrats for next year's mid-term election.
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The row erupted days after the first visit by U.S. President Donald Trump to Saudi Arabia, in which he sought to galvanize the fight against Islamist militancy and Iran, which Washington sees as a threat to regional stability.
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Although the supreme leader is officially above the fray of everyday politics, Khamenei can sway a presidential vote by giving a candidate his quiet endorsement, a move that could galvanize hardline efforts to get the conservative vote out.
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Attenborough, one of the world's most influential wildlife broadcasters, said Britain's move last month to become the first G7 country to commit to a goal of net zero carbon emissions by 2050 could help galvanize broader international action.
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Like the Global Citizen Festival, the Accra SDG Investment Fair is slated to become an annual event to galvanize support and measure progress, with an Accra Charter adopted at its close to set expectations for the coming year.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who voted "No" in a previous 1975 referendum on staying in the European Economic Community, and who has been criticized for lukewarm backing for the Remain cause, attempted to galvanize his party on Wednesday.
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And he feels he has to counterpunch his way out of that corner, and he has to galvanize his base and let his base know he's not going to sit there and stand for that 91% media bias.
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But progressive groups are hopeful that what they describe as a "multimillion-dollar" campaign on lawmakers across the country will galvanize an activated base and show senators that there would be severe political consequences for siding with Trump.
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While Democrats are focused on winnowing down a crowded field of potential presidential nominees, they argue, Republicans can work behind the scenes to galvanize Trump's base in a handful of key states and make inroads among undecided voters.
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Democrats believe Mr. Trump's remarks about immigrants and his signature proposal to build a wall on the Mexican border could galvanize Latinos to vote in larger numbers in November, potentially turning states like Arizona and Colorado blue. Mrs.
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We also do a lot of strategizing work on what kind of campaigns folks want to build in their communities, whether it's in response to anti-trans legislation or it's to galvanize the community to prioritize transgender health.
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But realistically, the whole thing would have turned into a fiasco that was not effective as an anti-Kavanaugh tactic or as part of the larger ongoing project of trying to galvanize women's anger into concrete electoral action.
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Amal is Arabic for "hope," and some readers expressed hope that the graphic image of her distress could help galvanize attention on a war in which tens of thousands of civilians have died from violence, hunger or disease.
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If one candidate were to galvanize the black vote in South Carolina, the result could signal viability to voters and donors alike in many of the states in the Southeast that also fall early on the primary calendar.
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In Ames on Saturday, Sanders detailed why his campaign would be best suited to take on the president, arguing that he would galvanize young people and other infrequent voters with his message of systemic change and economic populism.
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Since October, the 82-year-old actress and political activist has organized weekly protests outside the US Capitol in Washington, DC, to protest climate change and galvanize support for the Green New Deal and other proposed environmental protections.
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Christine Emba: So if 240 is high and zero is low, and say that you're the president and your job is to galvanize people towards some correct intuition or some number that's helpful, what are you thinking, actually?
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"We've got to find a head coach who can walk into a room, and absolutely take over that room and galvanize people, bring them back," said Keith Carter, the athletic director at Ole Miss, earlier in the week.
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Candidates in the state's competitive House, Senate and governor's races are all trying to galvanize their bases in the middle of a crucial week of early voting by touting their support, or opposition, to Trump's agenda and style.
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Perhaps voter anger on the left and the right will be enough to galvanize the next president and Congress to roll back the tax code from over 76,000 pages to well under the 26,21625 that existed in 2900.
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Mr. Buttigieg, who eagerly assailed Ms. Warren's health care policies at the debate in October, was far more veiled in his criticism this time, arguing that Democrats must "galvanize not polarize" a coalition representing a majority of voters.
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Experts who study the psychological dynamics of "tribes" — groups that hold a family-like, emotional connection and ideology — say Musk and Trump have used similarly strong and extreme online rhetoric to galvanize massive and unwavering fleets of supporters.
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I think back to a time a few years ago when I was working at the BBC in London and our managers booked a motivational trainer to come and attempt to galvanize the dispirited employees in my department.
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Why it matters: At a time when Biden has been straining to stay ahead in the polls while showered with negative coverage, this storyline has helped galvanize Democrats to back the former vice president in opposition to Trump.
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The shiny object: Trump shows no signs of changing his mind, so while this may help galvanize Democratic organizing for upcoming policy fights and the mid-terms, it's extremely unlikely that this will help voters see Trump's tax returns.
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The fiercest advocates for net neutrality are readying a new war in the nation's capital, hoping to restore the rules that the Trump administration just eliminated — and galvanize a new generation of younger, web-savvy voters in the process.
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Clinton: "I'm not even sure" Sanders is a Democrat Those are the demographics they hope Obama can galvanize this time as the Democratic Party works to repair whatever rifts persist after the prolonged delegate fight between Clinton and Sanders.
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On February 8, less than two weeks from today, the cream of the Bay Area's early-stage startup community will descend on Galvanize to celebrate everything great and small about tech startups at the 2nd Annual TechCrunch Winter Party.
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"The collapse of the TPP agreement may galvanize momentum for the successful conclusion of the RCEP, with China and ASEAN playing central roles in strengthening the APAC trade architecture," said IHS Global Insight's Asia-Pacific chief economist, Rajiv Biswas.
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Not all cosmetics companies have committed to cruelty-free collections, but big brands like Marc Jacobs Beauty and Kat Von D have taken a firm stance against animal testing and will hopefully galvanize other industry leaders to follow suit.
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"Humberto and Carol consistently brought diversity and inclusion to the forefront at Kenzo, using their collections, fashion shows, advertising, and special projects to engage and galvanize a new generation of creatives," said Kenzo CEO Sidney Toledano in a statement.
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The film draws its suspense — and its dark cynicism — from Kane's attempts to galvanize members of his community to take a stand against lawlessness and violence, as they shirk, flee from, or shrug off the crusade one by one.
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They believe that the most effective way to galvanize lasting social change is to create an open dialogue around reproductive rights and abortion, as well as the ways in which overly harsh anti-abortion laws put women in danger.
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Dr. Vivek Murthy issued the first-ever Surgeon General's report on substance abuse and said he hopes it will galvanize work on the issue the way a similar report 50 years ago sparked decades of effort to combat smoking.
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By declining to press claims against China over disputed territory there, despite a favorable ruling by a United Nations tribunal, Mr. Duterte has made it hard for the United States to galvanize international pressure on China over the issue.
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The moves suggest that the tech industry, which has long complained about the Bay Area's housing shortage but hasn't done much politically, is starting to galvanize around the issue in the form of donations to politicians and advocacy groups.
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The Stonewall Inn has been called the symbolic heart of New York City's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community for decades, since the police raid and ensuing protests there in 1969 helped galvanize a national struggle for gay rights.
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The most important was that on several key issues — like climate change and torture — where he adopted extreme positions during his campaign to galvanize his base, he went out of his way to make clear he was rethinking them.
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An Israeli threat of military strikes could, nonetheless, galvanize support in the United States for toughening up the nuclear agreement but it could also backfire by encouraging hardliners in Iran and widening a rift between Washington and European allies.
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And a partisan upholding of his national emergency declaration over a wall along the southwestern border has prompted Mr. Trump to ratchet up harsh words against immigration as he seeks to galvanize supporters ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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These new targets offer fresh material with which Republicans can galvanize their base and try to make the case to moderate voters that, while they may be uneasy with the Trump-era G.O.P., the alternative is left-wing radicalism.
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He hypothesized that Johnson is gambling on the "remain" vote being split between opposition parties, and attempts to block the prorogation would galvanize the "leave" vote at what might be a general election before the end of the year.
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But our American logic of waste unfolds in the grinding operations of a brutish society in which no wasted lives, no matter how nominally innocent nor how violently destroyed, seem able to galvanize change in our murderous status quo.
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Whatever happened in those fleeting moments, the encounter would lead to Emmett's kidnapping and murder and the mutilation of his body four days later in a crime that would shake the nation and galvanize the nascent civil rights movement.
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Anti-abortion groups, including SBA List, have used recent controversies over abortion laws in Alabama, New York and Georgia to galvanize their supporters and try to pick off independent voters who might oppose looser restrictions on late-term abortions.
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An opportunity for Republicans and Democrats to galvanize support and attract voters in the build-up to the crucial November vote, they rely on a host of speakers to get vital messages across and really define the party line.
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Like the Arab uprisings of 2011, social media has helped galvanize this autumn's Middle Eastern protests, providing tools for organization, and allowing calls for political renewal to cut across social classes, attracting followers in urban and rural areas alike.
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It might argue that far from increasing the risks of a hard Brexit, Johnson's political troubles might galvanize him to strike an early Brexit deal with the European Union as the only way out of his current political mess.
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"What we are trying to do is galvanize this pressure and isolate North Korea so it can see what the opportunity cost is over developing these weapons programs," she told reporters in a telephone briefing to preview Tillerson's trip.
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Why it matters: Per Axios' Alayna Treene, there was overwhelming consensus among House Democrats Axios interviewed after Lewandowski appeared before the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday that the chaotic hearing did nothing to galvanize public support for impeaching President Trump.
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To keep tensions at bay and galvanize her voters, Marine Le Pen, who also faces intense competition from the radical left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon for the popular vote, radicalized her speech in the final run of the campaign.
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The festivities take place at Galvanize in San Francisco, a multi-level venue that's roomy enough for nearly 1,000 of the Valley's finest founders, investors, developers, marketers and makers to get comfy and celebrate the spirit of this remarkable startup community.
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A blame game between parties on who was responsible for the repeat election is likely to dominate campaigns - due to kick off formally on June 10 - as politicians seek to galvanize frustrated voters and ward off a rise in abstention.
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The images from "Bloody Sunday" -- and Lewis, who was photographed under assault and suffered a fractured skull -- helped galvanize support for the Voting Rights Act, which was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson months later, on August 6.
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Even if China and the United States agree on a trade deal in current talks, which is a tall order, analysts said it would be no panacea for the sputtering Chinese economy unless Beijing can galvanize weak investment and consumer demand.
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Many activists hope the estimate, published last month, will galvanize rights groups and governments as they strive to meet a global goal of eradicating modern slavery by 2030 - part of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) adopted two years ago.
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That shooting helped galvanize a movement to address an alarming new data point: Although school shootings remain relatively uncommon in the US, last year saw the largest spike in school shootings since Columbine, according to an analysis by the Washington Post.
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GIANNO CALDWELL, FOX NEWS POLITICAL ANALYST: Well, it&aposs beginning to look like that more and more every day, especially considering the fact that the Democrats have not had a message that will galvanize people to the polls during the midterms.
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Aprosoja Brasil, which called the initiative "an awareness campaign," aims to galvanize farmers to report possibly unfair practices in the market for seeds, agrochemicals and sale of genetically modified (GM) seed technology carried out by Bayer or its subsidiary Monsanto.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission vote on Thursday to roll back net neutrality rules could galvanize young voters, a move Democrats hope will send millennials to the polls in greater numbers and bolster their chances in next year's elections.
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Privacy advocates will tell you that the lack of a wide boycott against Google and particularly Facebook is symptomatic of a lack of information: if people really understood what was happening with their data, they would galvanize immediately for other platforms.
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As union membership declines, labor has less leverage to intervene in the management of a corporation, or to galvanize the public into boycotting the products of manufacturers who put too many factories overseas while exporting less from the United States.
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The case of the state's best-known victim — 14-year-old Emmett Till, lynched in 1955 — stands out against this blood-drenched backdrop, both for the barbaric violence involved and because the murder helped to galvanize the modern civil rights movement.
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But, he said, the situation in Missouri should also galvanize activism around abortion rights: "for anyone who cares about the rights of people who can become pregnant in this country, now is the time to get up and fight back."
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With his re-election campaign ready to enter a more intensive phase -- and with Democrats increasingly consuming political oxygen -- Trump also appears poised to continue a streak of impulsive policy undertakings and personnel moves as he works to galvanize conservative voters.
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The metal used to galvanize steel has tumbled more than 2305% from a high early last year as a U.S.-China trade war weakened the demand outlook and traders braced for a surge of refined metal to end a supply shortfall.
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While Trump doesn't get much airtime, Spencer and other white supremacists describe him as a sign that white America is ready to be recruited, and his election helps galvanize some of the less radical antifa supporters we see into action.
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As a nation, our expectation should be that these developments would galvanize every single politician to abandon partisanship and line up under the "American Party," addressing this with an urgency that makes it feel like today is already too late.
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Ahead, boundary-breaking models (Ashley Graham and Diandra Forrest) beauty CEOs (Jessica Alba, Drew Barrymore, and Lisa Price), activists (Amber Rose and Gregg Renfrew), a legendary makeup artist (Pat McGrath), and more highlight the women who galvanize their own inner badass.
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George Osborne is planning to slash corporation tax to less than 15 per cent in an effort to woo business deterred from investing in a post-Brexit Britain as part of his new five-point plan to galvanize the economy.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Touring the Middle East this week, President Donald Trump has sought to galvanize traditional US allies against a common foe Iran, an opening bid to realign the region while advancing the prospect of peace that's long eluded American leaders.
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KUWAIT (Reuters) - A "Silk City" rising from Kuwait's northern sandy plains will help diversify the Gulf Arab state's economy away from oil, draw foreign investment and galvanize trade links with Iraq, Iran and China - or at least that's the plan.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Reuters) - Ousted Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam returned to the country on Friday to face lengthy prison sentences in a high-stakes gamble to galvanize their beleaguered party ahead of a July 25 election.
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"If the union were successful in this campaign, presumably it would galvanize other workers in heavy-industry sectors in the South to unionize," says Daniel Cornfield, a sociology professor at Vanderbilt University who studies labor and social movements in the region.
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Dr. Vivek Murthy issued the first-ever Surgeon General's report on addiction and said he hopes it will galvanize work on the issue the way a similar report more than 50 years ago sparked decades of effort to combat smoking.
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Just as the #MeToo movement leveraged the power of social media to galvanize women to speak out, we must seize the opportunity New York's Child Victims Act affords and recalibrate the expectation: no statute of limitations, ever, for childhood sexual abuse.
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So many clergy expressed interest that Ms. McCray said she and other officials thought the weekend campaign, which is part of a community outreach initiative that will also include barbershops and beauty salons, could be a way to galvanize support.
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So far, impeachment has yet to galvanize that kind of broad-based coalition, in part because Mr. Trump remains a disliked and mistrusted figure by some conservatives, including among the leaders of the Koch network, whom he has personally attacked.
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Who Should Have Won: LCD Soundsystem, "Daft Punk Is Playing at My House" Vindication came the following year for Chemical Brothers, thanks to a trophy for "Galvanize" and a no-doubt lucrative Anheuser-Busch sync deal for the same track.
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Over the past decade, Otpor's tactics, which were street theater and pranks (pop-up actions, almost) to disrupt the social hegemony and galvanize people, have shaped modern social movements, for whom holding physical space has become central to nonviolent resistance.
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"There was extreme anger towards Trump leading into 2016, that didn't cross the line electorally, so Democrats certainly need something to galvanize for Democrats, not just against," said Kevin Cate, a Democratic strategist in Florida who worked on Obama's 2008 campaign.
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GOP lawmakers who spoke to CNBC on the condition of anonymity say that Romney's name recognition and his ability to galvanize the rest of the party would make him an ideal candidate to work with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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