While sustaining his creativity, Victorine nurtures her own artistic ambition.
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"I guess it nurtures the culture and tradition," he said.
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And he still nurtures a colony of about 75 golden lanceheads.
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SmartAlto, a SaaS platform with $190,000 ARR, nurtures real estate leads.
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"I'm a huge supporter of anything that nurtures creativity," Fleetwood said.
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It is the kind of political environment that nurtures protectionist impulses.
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And it often tolerates and even nurtures ruggedly contrarian, freethinking spirits.
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For Molefe, her garden is also where she nurtures a community.
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For Molefe, her garden is also where she nurtures a community.
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MTV nurtures artists who are up-and-coming but not overly exposed.
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If we could only live in a society that nurtures our children.
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There, he helps care for animals and nurtures friendships with other residents.
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The fertile volcanic soil nurtures flowers like chrysanthemums and carnations year round.
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But he nurtures no ardent hope of piercing fashion's fabled glass ceiling.
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At an Afrormosia nursery, Hulda Hatakiwe nurtures hundreds of seedlings and saplings.
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The Advanced Industries Accelerator Program nurtures companies in seven targeted, cutting-edge industries.
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The same characteristics apply: a guy who cares, loves and nurtures his friends.
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The latter does not nurture true piety, it only nurtures fakeness and hypocrisy.
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She nurtures Sabrina, a budding witch, in a way that other adults don't.
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While attracting the cyber research departments of existing companies, Cyberspark also nurtures new ones.
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That is, unquestionably, No Man's Sky's strength: the ease with which it nurtures curiosity.
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Like, it's a queen that nurtures you, and that you learn a lot from.
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The Generator, which nurtures digital media and tech firms, now has 11 portfolio companies.
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Everything about the chewy, round halos of glutenous heaven deeply nurtures our food-loving souls.
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Yet, at the same time, it is not a space which nurtures privacy or quiet.
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Nature bolsters resilience in the face of stress, enhances cognitive functioning, nurtures neighborhood social ties.
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It nurtures a sense of solidarity against all outsiders, including western Germans and cosmopolitan elites.
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She loves his body, nurtures his tattered psyche, tends to her painting, resists his slights.
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It nurtures a climate of secrecy and unaccountability, which can be a danger to democracy.
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But also, on the other hand, he's someone that nurtures the family values, philanthropy work.
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He appreciates and nurtures Morales's creativity, something that Morales's father has never done enough of.
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Profiling nurtures fear, racism, and inequalities — each of these byproducts divide our society even further.
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It's important that there are galleries at different levels, because it nurtures artists throughout their career.
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The Mekong watershed nurtures extraordinary biodiversity, with new species of plants and animals discovered every year.
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Now it waters their farms, nurtures the fish they eat and sustains the animals they hunt.
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The upcoming Lifetime series, Model Moms, will document Hadid as she nurtures aspiring models — and their momagers.
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But the site also nurtures and enforces strict standards of accountability for behavior in the real world.
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We support Lafayette Elementary as it nurtures young scholars to be models of social awareness and responsibility.
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Americans deserve an efficient, effective and equitable health care system that nurtures a healthier, more prosperous nation.
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The program nurtures contemporary design practice by exploring today's most pressing questions through the medium of emerging technologies.
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The integration fostered by European institutions nurtures cross-border supply chains and trade in services—a British speciality.
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A typical site, including the one you're reading right now, nurtures many different streams, each sending different visitors.
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In addition, there has been a sea change in how quickly the modern college coach nurtures top talent.
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While the LME nurtures its ferrous products, the exchange remains heavily reliant on its established base metals suite.
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In addition to financial support, LoftOpera nurtures talented artists on their way up but outside the opera establishment.
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In many ways academia breeds, nurtures, and fetishizes the idea of the writer toiling in a garret, uncompensated.
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Competition nurtures resilience, and I love seeing him jump with sheer joy whenever a teammate crosses home plate.
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America's foreign policy should focus on its relationships with other nations and how it nurtures those, said retired Gen.
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Carlson has also found ways to forge connections with the feral online culture that nurtures Trump's most inflammatory supporters.
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Water Works Children's Workshop (Saturday) Water nurtures the earth, and at this event, it will nurture the imagination as well.
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And the Russian leader clearly nurtures deep personal animosity against the Obama administration and Clinton, its former secretary of state.
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It's a strange protector of Christians who nurtures and shelters their worst enemies against the will of the entire world.
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The bond between Sophie and the Giant is nuanced and richly scrambled: Each nurtures, protects, and learns from the other.
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Construction noise, congestion, aggressive cyclists — Kips Bay pays a price for urban convenience, but it also nurtures spots of repose.
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Au contraire; humility, which nurtures its trusty companion self-knowledge, is the great sustainer and challenges one to constantly evolve.
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Driven by a survivor's instinct and supported by a booming economy, modern Rwanda nurtures art, community development and wildlife conservation.
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Although the club still nurtures young talent — and draws headliners like Ronny Chieng and Tiffany Haddish — Ms. Hirsch has branched out.
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The healthy ones are tagged and released into the marine park while he nurtures sick and injured turtles back to health.
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She nurtures hundreds of bobwhite and Japanese quail, fluffy Chinese black-skinned Silkie chickens, guinea hens, partridge and heritage breed turkeys.
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It nurtures the part of the brain that loves language for language's sake as opposed to language that's trying to inform.
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Continuing to push into under-served markets is the primary goal for Bokov as the company grows and nurtures its investing community
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But holding two million people hostage is not the way to fight Hamas, and the suffering only nurtures more rage and militancy.
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But what I also believe is that they will then see the beauty of its people and the values the city nurtures.
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L.A. is the perfect place for a company like Amazon to find talented workers, and an environment that nurtures growth and innovation.
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But Mr. Masterson's success with "Whorehouse" led him to spend time as a directing adviser to the Sundance Institute, which nurtures independent filmmaking.
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The production is a fitting platform for the Jette Parker Young Artists Program, which nurtures but also challenges talent from around the world.
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We need to take advantage of that public consensus and build a new system that supports families and nurtures learning from Day 1.
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The region nurtures some of the best bird-watching in North America and an abundance of wildlife, such as javelinas, rattlesnakes and hawks.
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Like zen koans, each hour of The Return contains profound truths nested within contradictions, and the dogged pursuit of those truths nurtures the soul.
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The city, China's hardware heartland, provides an unparalleled ecosystem that nurtures hardware startups through a combination of accelerators, rapid prototyping and world-class manufacturing.
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But as Guillaume Chomicki and Susanne Renner of the University of Munich describe in this week's Nature Plants, it also sows and nurtures them.
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The site is announcing its second class of its Emerging Designers program, which introduces and nurtures up-and-coming names new to the industry.
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EARLY MORNING Wake up her 11-month-old and 3-year-old and give them uninterrupted attention as she feeds, clothes and nurtures them.
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And yes, somehow the blond beauty still finds time for her personal life, as she nurtures he budding romance with furniture designer Ben Hanisch.
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He and others attribute their prowess to a Russian educational system that, while less regimented than in Soviet times, still nurtures elite math skills.
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On this anniversary, let us recommit ourselves to building a culture that respects life, supports mothers, and nurtures babies at every stage of development.
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Black Cube nurtures the self-sufficiency of artists and inspires people to discover and appreciate contemporary art beyond traditional white museum and gallery walls.
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He is the product of a conservative legal infrastructure that develops ideas, recruits talent, links rising stars, nurtures genius, molds and launches judicial nominees.
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This lengthy and cumbersome process not only inhibits efficiency – it nurtures a toxic work environment that can lower the morale and productivity of competent workers.
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Instead, like a spare short story, this little indie nurtures a few simple emotions, then hopes its audience will stick around to share in them.
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Tom (Adam Nee, who with his brother, Aaron, both directed and wrote the screenplay) is an innocent who nurtures childish dreams about being a hero.
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Today the faculty no longer nurtures its own school of thought, but it still suffers from the post-imperial shift towards America's high-paying universities.
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Like the adolescent in white socks on rue Bourbon-le-Chateau, will she ever retrieve the tender make-believe that nurtures childhood and its music?
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We must develop a culture that nurtures and rewards entrepreneurship — not just in STEM, but in the arts, health and human development, education and more.
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Ms. Childs is applying to kindergarten for next year — a notoriously rigorous process in New York City schools — and nurtures her daughter's learning at home.
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California probably has the strongest environmental regulations in the country, whereas Texas nurtures its oil and gas industry and regards nature as something to be subdued.
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On Wednesday evening, Mercury enters Leo, shifting your focus to your belongings and how you can share them in a way that nurtures and recognizes others.
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Moreover, Mr. Trump, who weighed campaigns for mayor and governor long before running for president, still nurtures hopes of winning New York in a future election.
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Storm Boy nurtures the three pelicans, forming a particular connection with a bird that he names Mr. Percival, who returns the child's loyalty beyond all expectations.
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The solid Caixin PMI readings could help reassure international investors that China's economy is still expanding at a healthy clip as it nurtures new drivers of growth.
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Critics say the Pakistani military nurtures the Taliban and other Islamist factions because they are seen as potentially useful to Pakistan's core confrontation with old rival India.
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But critics say the Pakistani military nurtures other Islamist factions, including the Afghan Taliban, which are seen as useful to Pakistan's core confrontation with old rival India.
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It tells the story of Anton Stratis, a tennis prodigy whose childhood is stripped away by an ambitious father who nurtures talent and resentment in his son.
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Pursuits In and around Grasse, France, a confluence of soil, sun and temperature nurtures the roses, jasmine and other flowers that make this town a perfume capital.
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He signs them to his program, nurtures their game, gets them seen by college recruiters, then becomes the middleman who steers them to the right college program.
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"A Star is Born" tells the story of country music singer Jackson Maine (Cooper), who meets, nurtures and falls in love with aspiring musician Ally (Lady Gaga).
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Creators spoke with Fahnestock about how she develops each of her original designs and where she nurtures her expansive imagination: Creators: How would you describe your aesthetic?
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A few years later, she founded WeHeartBeat, a music agency that nurtures beatmakers of all stripes and has brought international acts like Soulection and Masego to the country.
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During Cancer season, the Sun illuminates the partnership sector of your chart, creating sentiment about your friends, family, and everyone you love who nurtures you ever so much.
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Fashion Scout, the international platform that nurtures and showcases young designers, invited Williams to be part of its fall/winter 2018 "Ones to Watch" runway show in London.
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The United States can retain its leadership role in the global financial system — but only if it nurtures the development of the technologies that will underpin its future.
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"Ideas fail all the time," said Justin Sherratt, an entrepreneur and a former director of the Founder Institute in New York, which trains entrepreneurs and nurtures start-ups.
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Adunni nurtures her dream of becoming a teacher by sneaking into an employer's library to read, and enlists a sympathetic neighbor to coach her for a scholarship application.
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With Walker Percy, Shelby Foote and others, Ms. Spencer helped found the Fellowship of Southern Writers, a nonprofit organization that nurtures the development of literature in the South.
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It was Audrey's belief and conviction that every child is a universe of potential, with the inherent right to live on a world that protects and nurtures that potential.
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What's exchanged between the foursome is not titillating, but tender: The other couple nurtures Johnson and Luke, asking after their needs, making dinner, cleaning up, taking care of them.
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"The time is right to develop a legitimate minor league that protects younger players, nurtures and cultivates future stars, and works in the N.B.A.'s best interests," Tellem wrote.
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When he does go, he nurtures a faint hope that he will, amid the rows of stalls selling books, maps and photographs, stumble across an old possession: his pictures.
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But with the addition of late-night hours, long shifts without meal breaks and dark rooms full of people drinking, it is no surprise the environment often nurtures addiction.
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Overall, I would recommend it if you are looking for a toy that nurtures the STEM skills of a youngster between the ages of eight and 12 years old.
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If you want to explore a historic hotel that lovingly nurtures the arts, while still offering prime beach and pool amenities, The Betsy Hotel South Beach is a great option.
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Its Moorish heritage makes it a bridge between Europe and the Islamic world, including Turkey, whereas Austria nurtures old fears of the Ottoman invasion that reached the gates of Vienna.
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The lovable media mogul consistently nurtures our souls with her book club picks, recommendations for off-the-shoulder cashmere cowl neck sweaters, and her line of hearty soups and sides.
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XRP clusters towards the center, while monero inversely nurtures the extremes at both ends of the spectrum while also taking the mantle for highest percentage of anarcho-capitalists (36 percent).
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In particular, his grandfather, who lifts his bangs and kisses him on the forehead every day before leaving for his factory job, recognizes and nurtures Jarrett's talent as an artist.
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A high-quality STEM learning toy offers limitless opportunities for open-ended play, will keep your child entertained for hours, and nurtures their interest in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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"Everything is harnessed in the service of conveying the force of Momma Rose as a solar center that scorches more than it ever nurtures," Ben Brantley wrote in The Times.
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We believe that 2018 has the potential to be a key turning point for the health of our nation, especially with regards to how it accommodates and nurtures our youth.
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" For Wollstonecraft, education was the path to freedom, but not freedom in the competitive mould; rather the kind that nurtures "the common relationship that binds the whole family on earth together.
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Holcomb contends that regulating the legal market so buyers must be 22016 or older — while creating clear penalties for driving stoned — actually nurtures the CSA's goals more than broad criminal penalties.
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Even if the eventual buyer was into our festival, this kind of event or culture it nurtures wouldn't even be possible, because of the location's transformation and potential noise-sensitive residents.
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The retired three-star general trades on his reputation for toughness, a stark contrast to his opponent, incumbent president Joko Widodo, or Jokowi, who nurtures a man-of-the-people persona.
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For example, an indigenous STEAM summer program in Puget Sound nurtures children's relations with nature that are grounded in indigenous knowledge systems and ethos of reciprocity, interconnectedness and responsibility with nature.
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The second thread depicts Mario's bond with the obsessive Pedro Camacho (Luis Carlos de La Lombana), who writes the station's hit soap operas and nurtures Mario's aspirations toward a literary life.
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India is swiftly mutating from a formally secular republic to one that openly nurtures and actively participates in the erasure of those who dare to exercise their constitutional right to dissent.
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The thing I always enjoyed about fighting games is that they require you to be there in person, naturally forcing these face-to-face human interactions, which nurtures these strong bonds.
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Pakistan has long faced pressure to crack down on militant groups in the country and has repeatedly denied accusations from India and the United States that it nurtures and supports them.
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Pakistan has long denied accusations from Washington, New Delhi and others that it nurtures and supports Islamist militants in line with foreign policy goals in neighboring Afghanistan and the disputed Kashmir region.
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"I'm always trying to take people on to the next step, and this is an emerging cuisine," Mr. Bayless said, extolling the region's unique Mediterranean climate, which nurtures wineries and olive orchards.
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"The Holy See (nurtures) no distrust or hostility toward any country," Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin wrote in the introduction of a new book on China to be published on Tuesday.
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I am 27 years old, and one habit in particular I notice the vast majority of society (but specifically starting with 20-somethings) nurtures is the habit of making more to spend more.
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As the first Democratic debate nears, and Mr. Biden carefully nurtures his lead in the polls, his opponents have begun the delicate footwork of going on the attack without appearing as the aggressor.
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It nurtures a strange relationship where you never know if the car actually knows what it's doing, so you're constantly stressing over whether the car can handle the severity of the upcoming curve.
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Compare Poland, where Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the de facto leader, still nurtures a long-held conviction (once shared by Mr Orban) that the state must be remade to undo the betrayal of post-communist elites.
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Both Aperture and the exhibition's treatment of Mark's photos nurtures this sentiment, as well as another: The work isn't about a happy story or even inspiring one, but it's a damn good one nonetheless.
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Dalian Wanda, the Chinese conglomerate that owns the AMC movie theater chain and nurtures Hollywood ambitions, has sometimes turned to the secretive business network of a politically connected Chinese billionaire in times of need.
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He nurtures their kids while she gets the soaring career, flouncing through their home "like a special guest star," as Toby complains to a divorce lawyer, noting that Rachel is also the big earner.
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But m:lab, like many of its kind, is not a real incubator: it was founded with grant support from the World Bank and takes fees from, but not equity in, the companies that it nurtures.
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When she discovers that she's pregnant, she decides to have the baby, a prospect made infinitely easier by the presence of her friend and roommate, Geoffrey (John Evans Reese), who nurtures and looks after her.
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This is not a game that nurtures your fantasies of climbing the ranks of motorsport via progress bars and XP levels, but instead demands that you put in the work to actually earn those advances.
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Despite their past enmity, Washington and Sadr, an Iraqi nationalist, agree on their opposition to Iran's deep influence in Iraq, where it arms, trains and funds Shi'ite militias and nurtures close ties with many politicians.
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At home, Paterson spends time with Laura, his stay-at-home partner (she shares her name with Petrarch's love), who nurtures her passions mostly by adorning every surface — walls, curtains and even clothes — with patterns.
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As the bloc nurtures increased ambitions for climate and migration projects, a downward revision of spending could hit sectors that have traditionally benefited from EU financial aid, including agriculture and cohesion funding for poorer regions.
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Zama neglects the boy entirely, but nurtures a hope that his son will grow up to be a hero, as he himself was in his soldiering days, and you sense that his sanity is slipping.
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It would be nice if America, too, had creative politicians who could put together a comprehensive agenda that nurtures social connection, rather than just relying on economic levers like job-training programs that have consistently disappointed.
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With margin notes tracking the date and time, the drawings illustrate how Downes methodically nurtures the seminal vision that brought him to this characteristically odd site, a shady roadside under curving bridge ramps in upper Manhattan.
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The best you can do is to be honest with her, and with yourself, about your need to find a romantic love that nurtures you, that empowers you, that makes you feel important and excruciatingly seen.
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Max Ferrá, a founder and the first artistic director of the Intar Hispanic American Arts Center, an innovative Off Broadway theater company that nurtures and produces the works of Latino playwrights in English, died on Feb.
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This transition to religion suggests that we should devote an equal amount of resources and rhetoric to creating an alternative to MS-13's barrio, a space that nurtures youth rather than marginalizes, incarcerates and deports them.
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When I first met Joanna, I was so inspired by her because she is tough and she does have high expectations, but she also nurtures her staff in the way that they rise to meet those expectations.
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This weekend, surround yourself with people that bring out your playful energy, or better yet, make your own fun: Take yourself out, take someone else out, or do something creative and silly that nurtures your inner child.
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The result is below: work from 10 poets, myself included, with illustrations provided by LAND Studio & Gallery in Brooklyn (funded by the League Education and Treatment Center), which nurtures the artistic talents of people with developmental disabilities.
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I don't know if the Scandinavian welfare model would work in nations as big and diverse as the U.S. But its success points to a few truths: The state nurtures prosperity when it helps people become capitalists.
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His graduation collection at Central Saint Martins in 23 caught the eye of the nonprofit organization that nurtures young talent, and since then, Ta has interned for the Row and was the women's wear designer at Yeezy.
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And while none of Murder By Death's lyrics read as overly violent or sexual, there's an underlying darkened saloon vibe running through their tales of outlaws and ne'er-do-wells that fosters sinful thoughts and nurtures bad habits.
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All that remains then is a small, wealthy elite that protects its assets generationally and makes itself distant from the grassroots, while a majority population living with daily insecurity over the acquisition of basic needs nurtures festering resentments.
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Mr. Larraín's protagonist is an unsmiling 50-ish madman (Alfredo Castro) who, having taken "Saturday Night Fever" as a sacred text, nurtures fanatical fantasies of disco glory — an obsession complemented by a near-total disinterest in human contact.
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The lack of industry-wide support for contracts that guarantee minimum income or ensure player stability via two to three year lengths is a Sword of Damocles approach that nurtures an atmosphere of player anxiety built on job precarity.
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"It's evident that Britain is a place that people want to come to for AI," business minister Greg Clark told Reuters during a visit to a facility in London that nurtures early-stage tech businesses from across the world.
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Such statistics can be hard to square with Brazil's storied image as a tolerant, open society — a nation that seemingly nurtures freewheeling expressions of sexuality during Carnival and holds the world's biggest gay pride parade in the city of São Paulo.
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According to sources close to the Trump transition team, the 64-year-old businessman, who's spent four decades at ExxonMobil and nurtures a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, spent several hours meeting with the President-elect on Saturday.
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More so because it is something that affects us closely, being very similar to the discontent of the European middle class that generated "Brexit" and that nurtures a heterogeneous galaxy of protest movements from France, to Germany, to our country.
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So with his departure as Trump's key economic advisor comes more serious questions, with one rising above all the rest: Can the president push forward a populist agenda that also nurtures the market and the delicate climate of American business sentiment?
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These are all industries Illumina thinks can benefit from an influx of genetic sequencing, and these are all real startups that have gone through Illumina Accelerator, which nurtures young companies with cash, San Francisco office space, and access to its DNA sequencing machines.
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And, let's not gloss over it, this is a depiction of a campaign—a campaign that nurtures white grievance and resentment—trying to profit off the work of a black woman, from an African American family that Trump and his supporters regularly belittle.
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That answer is no, nor will we stop advocating on behalf of our members and their students to ensure that all children, regardless of ZIP code, have the opportunity for a public-school education that inspires them and nurtures their talents and abilities.
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Also at Carnegie, Mitsuko Uchida , a pianist who nurtures each note, will play a pair of Mozart piano concertos with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra (March 29) before returning for two all-Schubert programs, with three sonatas apiece (April 30 and May 4). ♦
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For Mr. Caro, Ms. Hourigan is the embodiment of Knopf — what he imagined, as a young writer, a publishing house to be: a place slightly out of time that nurtures authors and takes great care to shepherd their books into the world.
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This Ramadan, I'm in search of something substantive that nurtures my soul and truly transforms America, which is wounded, suffering from a resurgence in open expressions of hate against racial and religious minorities, and politicians who seek to profit off the divides.
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He was mentored by African-American luminaries like the former United Nations ambassador Andrew Young and the former Atlanta mayor, Maynard Jackson, Jr. Today, as national chairman of the organization 100 Black Men of America, he nurtures the next generation of black leaders.
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The Republicans could have come up with a health bill that helps people cope with illness and nurtures their capacities, a bill that offers catastrophic care to the millions of Americans left out of Obamacare, or health savings accounts to encourage preventive care.
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" But Mr. Leibler, The Jerusalem Post columnist, defended Ms. Regev and Mr. Bennett as trying to "restore a climate that nurtures love of Israel and promotes pride in Jewish heritage" after years when "far-leftists, postmodernists and even post-Zionists took over the Education Ministry.
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" — Shoog McDaniel "This image is of Tashan Lovemore from Black Trans TV. It serves as the genesis for a project I am working on, which explores, honors, and nurtures the contemporary history and presence of Black people who exist underneath a trans masc umbrella.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Devi is a bubbly teenager who loves hip hop and belly dancing, and still nurtures her childhood dream to become a doctor, even after her life took a cruel turn when she was trafficked and sold for sex in Mumbai two years ago.
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Miller's world-building is lush and evocative, but it's her handling of Circe's isolation — written with such tenderness and abiding melancholy, exploring the ways in which a woman nurtures her own strength despite being punished for her power — that lingers in your brain long after finishing.
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Familiar… and yet… Familiar… and yet… That said, this nurtures the hope inside me that we will at some point see other themed NES Classics; the original has, of course, a fantastic collection — but there are dozens more games I would have loved to see on there.
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There is much throughout about the human body, and its encounters with life and mortality: a 17th-century Flemish surgeon writes to and nurtures his amputated leg; an 18th-century woman sends letters to the Holy Roman Emperor requesting that her father's body be returned for burial.
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The nine-storey building from which Datong, or "Great Harmony", a government-sponsored NGO, operates in the southern city of Guangzhou is home to a bevy of similar organisations; their names form the leaves of a tree in the lobby, representing the Guangzhou government that nurtures them.
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While Rouhani may be "moderate" in comparison to his extremely abrasive predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, he nonetheless leads a government which is completely hostile to the interests of the United States, and which nurtures and spreads terrorism as much as his boss, the Ayatollah and his forces do.
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The problem is that the idea he hits most insistently is that vengeance is the hurt that never subsides; it's the hurt that Mildred nurtures and that hardens her and that, over time, becomes so brutally consuming its violence is all but indistinguishable from its cause.
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The United States can alter the course of events if it commits to staying in Syria, builds on the current deployment of American forces and nurtures long-term partnerships to ensure that the fate of Syria and the region is not left to Iran and its proxies.
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In honor of Girlboss, the Netflix show based on Nasty Gal's Sophia Amoruso (another patron saint of the side-hustle-turned-dream-job), we spoke to Gelardi about how she nurtures her creativity, finds inspiration in tough times, and brings a sense of passion and play to every day.
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Moreover, the naked male bodies of the performers are problematically related to the issue of gendered heroism, the counterpoint of which would be the thorny Western fantasy of the body of black male or the mulato after the 1970s, a body that nurtures the industry of sexual tourism in Cuba.
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The genius of Dave Chappelle's skit, "Clayton Bigsby: The Black White Supremacist," is that if many black people didn't see themselves as potential victims of state-sponsored violence, or had gained enough acceptance and social capital to ignore microaggressions, some of them would hold extreme views about people of color — because society nurtures those ideas.
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In order to overcome the present crisis both nationalism and liberalism must be restrained and balanced against each other in order to produce a kinder type of liberalism, a liberalism for the people, that may mellow some of the fears that breed extreme types of nationalism and help rewrite a new deal that nurtures concern for the common good.
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While the business association's opposition is understandable, the Alliance's refusal to support I-732 could look more like a case of left-wing movement in-fighting and injured egos, not unlike the scene in Monty Python's "Life of Brian" where the People's Front of Judea nurtures a bitter sectarian rivalry with the Judean People's Front in the struggle against their Roman oppressors.
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The exchange was hailed by German Romantics as key evidence of a longstanding dialogue between German and Italian artists, but it also seems revealing of a certain kind of personality: that of an artist extrovert, someone who has an eye on his or her fellow practitioners, who nurtures their own creative instinct by surrounding themselves with the work of others.
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Our sultan is just like one of theirs: He shirks the rule of law, nurtures a cult of personality through his own state-directed media, surrounds himself with sycophants, con men and conspiracy buffs, and denounces our professional deep state — its bureaucrats, diplomats and military officers — for trying to shackle him with our 230-year-old constitutional checks and balances.
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The most lyrical of the bunch is essentially a filmed sound installation with a minimalist narrative centered on relentless broadcasts of a voice counting sheep … The top recommendation for those interested in seeing films about art or artists, A New Color hangs around with an Oakland-based muralist in her mid-70s as she nurtures creativity and builds community all day long, every day, unflaggingly, for eons.
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Kiese Laymon's memoir is a reckoning, pulling from his own experience growing up poor and black in Jackson, Mississippi, and tracking the most influential relationships, for better or worse, of his life: with his brilliant but struggling single mother, his loving grandma, his body and the ways he nurtures and punishes it, his education and creativity, and the white privilege that drives the world around him.
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But as social media and a growing array of viewing platforms give networks more ways to gauge the value of niche audiences — and executives become more creative about monetizing them — "Wynonna Earp" demonstrates how a distinctive premise, a passionate fan base and a creative team that respects and nurtures that enthusiasm can help an under-the-radar program flourish in a TV landscape that is tough even on acclaimed shows.
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Hoffman shares his insights on: Product-market fit, including how to find and maintain it Identifying KPIs during the early stage of a startup How to orient to your company's North Star How he judges talent and nurtures and manages employees Lessons from leveraging go-to-market strategy alongside product development An accomplished entrepreneur and executive, Hoffman has played an integral role in building many of today's leading consumer technology businesses, including LinkedIn and PayPal.
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" In her essay accompanying Sherry's photographs in "David Benjamin Sherry: American Monuments," Williams writes, "He asks us to look deeper to engage with the world in a way we have never considered before because the colonization of America has also been the colonization of art … Through heightened attention, he nurtures a more inclusive view of the natural world without the distraction of seeing things as they are, but rather what they might become.
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David Leege, an emeritus professor of political science at Notre Dame, wrote me by email: The institutions they knew to process authoritatively the economic and social changes they faced in earlier times are gone or undermined — the union, the Catholic Church, the industrial bar with co-workers, the compliant wife — and what has replaced it, if anything, is an unvetted information technology that yields little truth or comfort, and nurtures anomie and anger.
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Ms. Krauss got her professional start in her midteens, which isn't unheard-of in a bluegrass world that nurtures its prodigies, and has since alternated between solo albums and band projects with Union Station, an immaculate luxury model of a string band featuring the dobro player Jerry Douglas, the singer-guitarist Dan Tyminski, the banjo and guitar player Ron Block and the bassist Barry Bales, and occasional detours like the one with Mr. Plant, which picked up five Grammys.
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And I am painfully aware that the male Fox commentariat nurtures its sickly obsession with Ms. Ocasio-Cortez partly because they resent her cleverness, charisma and moral vitality, but mostly because they suspect that in high school she was one of those girls they had no hope of getting a date with (though, really, she comes across as someone who could look past a face of even the purest suet if she thought she glimpsed a healthy soul behind it).
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Later, Ek promised to "democratize the industry and connect all of us, across the world, in a shared culture that expands our horizons," adding that what "started out as an application and grew into a platform must now become a global network—one that recognizes and nurtures the interdependent relationships between creators, producers, publishers, labels, fans, and everyone in between":This is the future we envision; where artists cross genres and cultural boundaries, creating ideas that propel society forward; where fans can discover something they never would have otherwise; where we're all part of a global network, building new connections, sharing new ideas, across cultures.
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