Personally and professionally, it's harder than ever to stand out and make yourself heard.
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Make yourself heard loud and clear, and above all, know when it's time to call it quits.
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"Visibility can mean many things, as does what it means to 'show up' and make yourself heard," she wrote.
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Citizens United was based on core First Amendment principles: the right to think and speak your mind, to associate with others and to use your own resources to make yourself heard.
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The bus was chartered by HazteOir ("Make yourself heard" in Spanish), a far-right Catholic group, who began the campaign on Monday to bring attention to what it says is a lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender agenda in Spain.
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" The five replacement ads, made to blend inconspicuously into the MTA's "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign posters — which feature brief testimonies from New Yorkers who've alerted agents to suspicious objects — boast tweaked quotations and more pointed prompts like "Call your elected officials and make yourself heard" and "Stay aware, not afraid.
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After all, the difficulty of being a brand trying to make yourself heard and monetize on someone else's platform is already writ large in the smartphone space, where big name brands are boxed into same-size apps, competing with each other for discoverability and diminishing attention returns while the platform master sits above the fray, controlling access and — crucially — knowing what the user really wants.
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The CitizenGO Foundation Board of Trustees is composed of Ignacio Arsuaga (founder and president), Walter Hintz, Blanca Escobar, Luca Volonte (UDC politician), Brian S. Brown (president of the National Organization for Marriage), Gualberto García, Alexey Komov (Putin's ally), Alejandro Bermudez, and John-Henry Westen. Ignacio Arsuaga, founder and president of HazteOir and CitizenGo.In 2001, Ignacio Arsuaga founded HazteOir (literally, "Make yourself heard"). This organization later merged into and became part of CitizenGO, a move that was considered a "rebranding".
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In Spain, over one million demonstrators took part in a march in Madrid in October 2009 to protest plans by the government of José Luis Zapatero to legalize elective abortions and eliminate parental consent restrictions. In 2010 1,067,315 Spaniards signed a petition against the liberal abortion policy of the government. The petition was launched by the organizations "Derecho a vivir" (right to life) and "Hazteoir" (make yourself heard). Hazteoir is connected to the right-wing party Vox, whose leader Santiago Abascal is a Hazteoir member.
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Monasterio is a speaker for HazteOir (English: Make Yourself Heard), having supported the latter group's polemical bus sporting a message that denied the existence of transexuality in children. Monasterio is against the practice of surrogacy and talking to children about choices in sexual orientation such as zoophilia, which regional authorities have stated do not exist as she describes. She stated she'd move the Madrid Gay Pride Parade, the largest in Europe, from the city centre to the Casa de Campo park, and that marriage is between a man and a woman, that other unions are civil unions, not marriages. She was one of the promoters of a requirement before the Spanish Ombudsman filed in November 2016 criticising that the regional government of Madrid had banned conversion therapies to "cure gays", asking for a repeal initiative to be formulated before the Constitutional Court.
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