They're much more open to new ideas, new people, to change.
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Allow things to come up and be open to new ideas.
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Being open to new ideas is what got me in trouble.
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"He's very charming and open to new ideas," Mr. Sonnenfeld said.
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The trick was to find a place open to new ideas.
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Meanwhile, tight states are less open to new ideas and to diversity.
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"We need to be open to new ideas and initiatives," he said.
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What it means is being open to new ideas and not limiting yourself.
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This is an important time to be flexible and open to new ideas.
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"Sensitivity means being open to new ideas, and very laid back," he explained.
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We need to be open to new ideas, innovative strategies and new concepts.
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Being flexible and open to new ideas helps guide the business in a healthy way.
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Stephen Hammond — A TSC veteran who wants the committee to be 'open to new ideas'
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Despite the stereotypes, you are open to new ideas, Taurus, and you can surprise yourself.
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We need to be open to new ideas — and all stakeholders need to be engaged.
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"He's very charming and open to new ideas," Mr. Sonnenfeld said then of Mr. Trump.
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If there were ever a time to be open to new ideas, it is now.
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A surprising shift in your relationships arrives this afternoon—be open to new ideas, Scorpio.
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This is the time to think big and we are always open to new ideas.
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During their first term of college, students are especially open to new ideas and new friends.
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The old institutions are desperately looking for solutions, and good organisations are open to new ideas.
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And a big reason for this is that it is open to new ideas, talent and competition.
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I think it's important to be open to new ideas and that great ideas come from everywhere.
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You're open to new ideas when everything is so vulnerable, because you're out of your comfort zone.
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There are lots of ways to get involved and we are really open to new ideas too.
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The man with an ever-expanding library understands the importance of remaining curious, open to new ideas and voices.
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" "And," he continued, "we need to be vigilant to ensure that our campuses are always open to new ideas.
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We will continue to work closely with supporters and continue to be open to new ideas that can save lives.
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When we need to be externally oriented and open to new ideas, we shrink into the corner and avoid engagement.
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Having two children in college, Dombrowski said, helps keep him attuned to the younger generation and open to new ideas.
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Liberia was now headed by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Africa's first elected woman president, and she was open to new ideas.
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Then, on the culture side, you need a culture that allows you to learn and to be open to new ideas.
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In a statement, Enterprise says that while it is "open to new ideas and innovation," it also believes in fair competition.
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Policymakers who work for Kuroda say he is a pragmatist open to new ideas and willing to be flexible on policy.
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According to her, success comes to those with character who persist more than anyone else, but remain open to new ideas.
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Do not underestimate the power of constant learning because in order to grow, you have to be open to new ideas.
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Uranus is an electric, genius energy—be open to new ideas, and reflect on what you've learned so far in 2016.
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"We have lots of seekers and people who are open to new ideas and alternative ways of doing things," she says.
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Stay open to new ideas, and don't drink too much coffee—Mercury and Uranus combined can make us a bit jittery!
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It won't be the only choice for voice control, which is fine, because Apple is suddenly open to new ideas, like choices.
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Once a person's brain is effectively developed fully, though, they are less open to new ideas and in conjunction, new music. 4.
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"In his decision-making he's always open to new ideas, not driven by ideology but by results, science and data," he wrote.
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It's at this developmental age that students can master complex concepts like climate change and remain open to new ideas, the researchers say.
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His team needs to be united and streamlined for efficiency and clear communication, open to new ideas but focused on taking decisive action.
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Retrospectively there's a shape to all this; Performa has a very art-school quality in that it's collaborative and open to new ideas.
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Always look for innovative ideas The most successful leaders are constantly on the lookout for exciting new ideas and are open to new ideas.
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You have to be open to new ideas and experiences and new ways of thinking about how to solve problems that we have today.
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As open to new ideas as they were, they would have had a hard time conjuring the depths of cynicism among the Silicon Valley corporations.
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Some have been saying they want a leader who's younger, more open to new ideas, less likely to become a political meme for the opposition.
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His rivals denounce these proposals, but many here find it hard to see how violence could get any worse and are open to new ideas.
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He was smart, great at managing the city budget, selecting commissioners for their skills rather than political connections, open to new ideas and very tech savvy.
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"We can be open to new ideas, thoughts and processes and be better for it," says Cherie Fisher, 50, owner of The Village Shoppe boutique in Cody.
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The community will help shape that—we said on our Instagram that we are open to new ideas and working with the creative community that surrounds us.
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Phillips said his first priority is to shore up the ACA, but he is open to new ideas for expanding health care, like a Medicare buy-in.
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They interpreted it in a number of ways: from the dangers of not being open to new ideas to the need for men to listen to women.
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Just the general sense that for a democratic society, and also just for a society that is open to new ideas, level playing fields are really important.
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Mr McCreadie is a recent graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and is part of a community that is committed and open to new ideas and influences.
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As Colin Joyce joyfully explores in his work, ambient music can help us drown out some of the extraneous noise and leave our minds open to new ideas.
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As open to new ideas and as unique of a person you are, you can get stuck in routines and funks, and it sucks—you don't like it!
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Op-Ed Contributors PRESIDENT OBAMA has described climate change as one of the biggest challenges facing our country and has said he is open to new ideas to address it.
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The program also excludes game design concepts — so if you're looking to pitch a new game, this isn't the place for it — but otherwise seems pretty open to new ideas.
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Unless political leaders are open to new ideas and not just new packaging, we won't change enough hearts and minds to initiate a serious energy policy or tame the deficit.
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The Obama administration has been open to new ideas in Medicaid, in part because it has wanted to encourage Republican-led states to expand coverage to more of their residents.
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The world relies on America's willingness to be open to new ideas, just as we are at home, to protect what we have built and to grow the pie for everyone.
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"If your job encourages you to be creative or innovative, it's good to be in promotion which will let you be open to new ideas, getting eager and enthusiastic," he says.
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Many non-museum goers are open to new ideas and ready to interpret the meaning of the work on its own terms rather than judging it within the context of artistic knowledge.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As he stood on the podium next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. President Donald Trump said he was open to new ideas that would bring Middle East peace.
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"I think the key to being a great investor is being open to new ideas, learning from new ideas, and finding that right balance between waiting for the right moment," he said.
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A study in the "Journal of Individual Differences" showed a correlation between people who scored high on IQ tests as a child and adults that were more curious and open to new ideas.
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"We needed our message to Uber, Lyft and other entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley to be that Arizona was open to new ideas," Doug Ducey, Arizona's governor, said in an interview in June 2017.
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"I just think women in general are better listeners, are more collegial, more open to new ideas and how to make things work in a way that looks for win-win outcomes," Hillary said.
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Many of those younger staffers felt that this inside circle was not open to new ideas or bottom-up grassroots organizing, which they viewed as one of the primary reasons Sanders lost to Clinton.
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"I just think women in general are better listeners, are more collegial, more open to new ideas and how to make things work in a way that looks for win-win outcomes," she said.
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Lipton also shrugged off the view that monetary policy was nearing its limit as a means to revive economies across the globe, stressing that central banks must be open to new ideas to help spur growth.
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The vibe is turbulent and emotional, but being open to new ideas, and being empathetic to other people's experiences, even if you don't "get it," is a powerful and productive way to work with the energy.
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Speaking to Denmark's Queen Margrethe during an audience in Copenhagen on Wednesday, Macron praised the Danes as a "Lutheran people" open to new ideas, while he described the French as "Gauls who are resistant to change".
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In an interview with The Hill, Prince pointed to national security adviser John Bolton's comments Sunday about being "open to new ideas" as a sign Bolton's thinking may differ from his predecessor, now-retired Lt. Gen.
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In an interview with The Hill, Prince pointed to national security adviser John Bolton's comments Sunday about being "open to new ideas" as a sign Bolton's thinking may differ from his predecessor, now-retired Lt. Gen.
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And because of Sagittarius' status as a mutable sign (one that falls at the end of a season and is adaptable to change), "our mindsets will be more open to new ideas and situations," Hale says.
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HELSINKI, July 1 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank has room to ease policy further if needed but policymakers should also be open to new ideas and global best practices, ECB chief economist Philip Lane said on Monday.
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About 2628 percent of Americans say they think the Republican Party is only slightly or not at all open to new ideas or candidates outside the political establishment and about 28503 percent of Americans say the same about the Democratic Party.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain is sticking to its plans for a post-Brexit border between its province of Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland, the country's Brexit minister was quoted as saying after signals from the EU that it was open to new ideas.
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" Earlier in the day, Willie Sullivan, chair of campaign group Citizens Basic Income Network Scotland, said: "Local government gets this reputation that it's risk averse, a bit bureaucratic, not open to new ideas, and certainly not at the radical edge of social transformation.
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Shulkin would be wise to note the continuing issues with the VA appeals process, but also to take note of why the reform package did not pass, and be open to new ideas for reform as opposed to simply rubber-stamping the appeals reform package of his predecessor.
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Pop quiz: Do you think your chances for getting a promotion will be better when you ask your boss after a particularly tense and stressful morning or in the middle of a terrible workplace crisis, or when your boss is in a good mood, relaxed, and hopefully open to new ideas?
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Cluff's methods as principal have been described as nearly opposite those of Maeser. Maeser was insular and conservative in his teaching methods. He kept his teachings well within the LDS world, and adhered to classical education standards. Cluff was more open to new ideas and methods.
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Vietor was a humanist, open to new ideas, and not afraid to publish works about such novelties, including new religious ideas, although he himself was never openly Protestant. He was accused and arrested for having imported and distributed "heretical" books with images that "offended" the Church.
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Cluff was more open to new ideas and methods. He also believed that the world outside Mormonism had a lot to offer the school. BYA was still more like a present-day high school than a university. Some BYA students were at the elementary level and received tutoring from older students.
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Thomas Fishwick was interested in technology and innovation. He proved to be a client who not only had a very large budget but was also open to new ideas. In 1929, he commissioned Griffin to design a house and the Fishwick house was completed later that year at a cost of 3,000 pounds.
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They typically have loads of charisma and are very ethical. Followers of these leaders typically try to emulate their leader as they tend to identify with them easily. Intellectual stimulation is when the leader encourages their followers to think for themselves. These leaders are creative, innovative, and are very open to new ideas.
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Frank Sulloway argues that firstborns are more conscientious, more socially dominant, less agreeable, and less open to new ideas compared to laterborns. Large-scale studies using random samples and self-report personality tests, however, have found milder effects than Sulloway claimed, or no significant effects of birth order on personality.Harris, J. R. (2006). No two alike: Human nature and human individuality.
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Thus, the Jewish community itself was essentially starting over. Within this context, the Jews of Podolia were open to new ideas. The Besht's refreshing new approaches to Judaism were welcome, expanding with little resistance in a community hungry for change. In 2019, American funk quartet The Fearless Flyers released an instrumental single named "The Baal Shem Tov" in honor of the rabbi.
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We all know what the building is. There is this whole political correctness agenda. Using unfamiliar words instead of a simple one, like 'school', will get in the way of children's ability to learn." Richard Caborn, the Member of Parliament for Sheffield Central commented that: "I'm always open to new ideas, but the reality is education is about preparing young people to live in the real world.
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McKenzie stresses the importance of versatility in dancers, and being open to new ideas and training. He has stated it is crucial to "produce a dancer who is thoughtful, well-developed, but in the absence of style." He also believes that individual teachers create great dancers, not necessarily schools or training programs as a whole. McKenzie stresses the importance of dancers bringing their own unique style to pieces.
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Carr's interest in Functionalism deepened, influenced by GF Stout, GH Mead, and the colleagues with whom he had worked closely. In Carr's version of Functionalism, which he called the "American psychology," adaptation and learning effects are emphasized. He found psychology to be defined by mental activity. While he was known to be open to new ideas, he was hesitant to accept Watson's Behaviorism, especially as it opposed his ideas of Mentalism.
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Integrity - We will be honest, transparent, professional and be sincere in all our dealings. Objectives - We will set ourselves challenging, specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and timebound (SMART) objectives and will work diligently towards achieving them. New Ideas - We will be innovative and open to new ideas and develop for ourselves and our colleagues the skills to meet current and future challenges. Equity - We will be fair and impartial in all our dealings.
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However, "They were open to new ideas, so I had the freedom to go and look for a new approach." Working on the new material, Endert produced a mockup for the track's arrangement, a process he normally does as a producer. Using his Logic system at Scream Studios, he programmed the keyboards, bass, guitars on an old '80s Roland. When done, Endert flew to Los Angeles to present to the band the track, to which they approved.
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The drama tells of a woman who disguises herself as a man to attend university at a time when women were barred in Canada from post-secondary education. In 1883, Frank Wilson took over management of the printing of Grip. Thomas Phillips Thompson became associate editor. He shared with Bengough a radical political outlook and a taste for satire, though was less open to new ideas than Bengough, who was quick to attach himself to new causes.
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Alaton was also the mentor of interior designer Marjorie Shushan, who credits him as "the designer who changed my life. He taught me to be curious and always open to new ideas." She worked under him for 10 years before opening her own firm in New York City. Alaton was named one of the top 20 greatest designers of all time in 2010 by Architectural Digest and listed in the Interior Hall of Fame in 2014.
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The "Nantllan" farm delivered the milk that they milked every morning to nearby farms. Their milk was not mixed together as the national Milk Marketing Board proposed and they resisted its new approaches. They were open to new ideas and she was sent to the Ukraine in a group led by Sir John Russell of the Rothamsted agricultural research station. She was impressed by the new ideas but hated the repressive life they led under Stalin.
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The 6-meter REMS is commissioned by the inventor and engine manufacturer Gottlieb Daimler, who needs a boat to put his new engine through its paces. Friedrich Lürssen, always open to new ideas, designs and builds it without delay. The Daimler engine that powers it has a cylinder capacity of 0.462 liters, weighs 60 kilograms, and has an output 1.5 hp at 700 rpm. In 1907, Friedrich Lürssen's only son, Otto, joins the firm as a partner.
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The Germans did not suspect the Allies had identified the codes broken by B-Dienst. Conversely, when Dönitz suspected the enemy had penetrated his own communications BdU's response was to suspect internal sabotage and reduce the number of the staff officers to the most reliable, exacerbating the problem of over-centralisation. In contrast to the Allies, the Wehrmacht was suspicious of civilian scientific advisors and generally distrusted outsiders. The Germans were never as open to new ideas or thinking of war in intelligence terms.
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Because technology and human experiences change rapidly, designers need to be well read, open to new ideas and influences, and quick to react to changing experiences. Problem- solving and critical thinking skills, and the ability to work independently and under pressure are important traits. People in this field need self- discipline to start projects on their own, to budget their time, and to meet deadlines and production schedules. Good business sense and sales ability also are important, especially for those who freelance or run their own business.
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In many of the moral exemplars interviewed, the triggering events and goal transformation did not take place until their 40s. Moral exemplars are said to have the same concerns and commitments as other moral people but to a greater degree, "extensions in scope, intensity and breadth". Furthermore, exemplars possess the ability to be open to new ideas and experiences, also known as an "active receptiveness" to things exterior to themselves. Daniel Hart conducted a study to see how adolescents who engaged in exemplary levels of prosocial behavior viewed themselves.
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In terms of style, education was to focus on inspiring self-reliance and independent thought as opposed to rote learning. Glöckel's new superior, no revolutionary but open to new ideas, halted some of Glöckel's reforms but happily embraced others, then added reform ideas of his own. He promoted access to education for girls, worked to improve teacher training, professionalized the textbook approbation process, overhauled the school physicians' service, and modernized curricula. He also worked to improve access to education, and to the arts and humanities in particular, for children in rural regions.
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Granddaughter of the Count of Mélito, she married Ruy Gómez de Silva, the favourite of Felipe II, in 1553. The couple, who in 1559 received the title of Princes of Éboli, became the centre of a political party in the Court. Before the politics of the Duke of Alba of a "closed Spain", the Mendozas were promoters of a Spain "open" to new ideas. The period, marked by the ascending politics of the Éboli in Castilla, that goes from 1555 until the death of Ruy Gómez in 1573.
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One modern theory of personality states that the Big Five personality traits of Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism represent most of the important elements of personality that can be measured. Contemporary empirical research shows that birth order does not influence the Big Five personality traits. In his 1996 book Born to Rebel, Frank Sulloway suggested that birth order had powerful effects on the Big Five personality traits. He argued that firstborns were much more conscientious and socially dominant, less agreeable, and less open to new ideas compared to laterborns.
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Philip and Elizabeth meet Gabriel (Frank Langella), their mentor and original contact with The Centre, who tries to persuade them to recruit Paige. Elizabeth describes how she and Paige are attending Paige's church together and that they have grown closer. She says Paige is open to new ideas and ideologies, and that she and Philip are slowly laying the groundwork for telling Paige their true identities. Later, Philip and Elizabeth argue over whether Paige should be recruited and whether or not Elizabeth is assessing her abilities for The Centre.
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The Frank House took shape in 1939-40 as the grand family home of Cecelia and Robert Frank, the third generation of Pittsburgh industrialists in his family, who had founded and was building a new company, Copperweld Steel. An engineer and inventor, Robert Frank was open to new ideas, including modern architecture. As his family grew, Robert and his wife Cecelia started planning a new home. Cecelia and Robert considered Walter Gropius, who had recently come to the United States and become head of Harvard's Department of Architecture, to be the world's leading architect.
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WFAE was a new station open to new ideas and in 1981 Ritchie began a weekly hour of Celtic music for its local audience. The Thistle & Shamrock was picked up for national broadcast less than two years after this debut. The program's national following grew quickly and it was soon established as one of NPR's most widely heard and best-loved music offerings. During her years based in North Carolina, Ritchie visited radio stations coast-to-coast across the US, presenting live broadcasts and events, and in 1989 and 1990, travelled to 22 US cities with The Thistle & Shamrock Concert Tour.
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Tulipamwe brings people together who have nothing in common besides their artistic passion which has proved time and time again to be all that is needed for success. Artists were not expected to come with any preparation, but rather to be open to new ideas in a new environment. Tulipamwe is funded annually by sponsors, such as the Triangle Trust and the Ford Foundation as well as the foreign embassies operating in Windhoek. It depends entirely on the support of these sponsors as it is a non- profit organization founded simply for the benefit of local communities and artists.
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The mainline or mainline Protestant Christian denominations are those Protestant denominations that were brought to the United States by its historic immigrant groups; for this reason they are sometimes referred to as heritage churches.The Death of Protestant America: A Political Theory of the Protestant Mainline by Joseph Bottum, First Things (August/September 2008) The largest are the Episcopal (English), Presbyterian (Scottish), Methodist (English and Welsh), and Lutheran (German and Scandinavian) churches. Many mainline denominations teach that the Bible is God's word in function, but tend to be open to new ideas and societal changes.The Decline of Mainline Protestantism They have been increasingly open to the ordination of women.
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Although ILTs vary between individuals, many overlap in terms of the task skills and relationship skills that leaders should possess in order to be successful. In terms of task skills, most people seek a leader that is in control, determined, influential, and continuously involved in the group activities. When considering relationship skills, most people tend to prefer a leader who is caring, honest, open to new ideas, and interested in the group work. In a study by Offermann, Kennedy, and Wirtz (1994), the content and factor structure variation of male and female ILTs were compared across three stimuli, being leaders, effective leaders, and supervisors.
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During the War of the Sixth Coalition (1813-4) against Napoleon I of France, he served as an aide-de-camp to the Russian commander Barclay de Tolly and was wounded in his leg at the Battle of Paris on 31 March 1814. As an officer in the Russian expeditionary forces, he stayed in Paris for two years and the restored Bourbon dynasty awarded him for his service with a Légion d'honneur. Open to new ideas, in particular to the early French Romanticism, he was impressed by Lamartine and Victor Hugo, as well as Racine and Corneille, whose writing entered Georgian literature through Chavchavadze.
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In 1879, the cemetery acquired an additional , and Ossian Cole Simonds was hired as its landscape architect to design the addition. Lanthrop and Simonds wanted to incorporate naturalistic settings to create picturesque views that were the foundation of the Prairie style. Lanthrop was open to new ideas and provided opportunities for experimentation which led to Simonds use of native plants including oak, ash, witch hazel, and dogwood at a time when many viewed native plants as invasive. The Graceland Cemetery Association designated one section of the grounds to be devoid of monuments and instituted a review process led by Simonds for monuments and family plots.
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After graduating from the Kiev State Ballet School, Matsak joined the ballet company of the National Opera House of Ukraine. At the same time the leadership of the ballet company was taken over by the principal dancer, People's Artist of Ukraine Victor Yaremenko, who was interested in working with young artists, who were open to new ideas and plot concepts. The 18-year-old ballerina's professional debut was a pas de trois in the Kingdom of the Shades in La Bayadère (to the music of Minkus) and the premiere of Viennese Waltz on the stage of the National Opera House of Ukraine in 2001 (to the music of Johann Strauss, musical composition of A. Baklan, ballet master Aniko Rekhviashvili).
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The bourgeoises abandoned the rione for the new settlements in Campo Marzio, and Borgo became a quarter inhabited by simple people (artisans or workers at the Vatican), very devoted yet always open to new ideas, and men of the church, who appreciated the vicinity to the Holy See. Many sellers of religious goods, named Paternostrari or Coronari (rosary makers) had their shops here. At the edge of the quarter, in Vicolo degli ombrellari, a small lane near Borgo Pio, were the shops of the Roman umbrella makers, gathered there because of the bad smell coming from the oiled silk. In Borgo Vecchio several small foundries were active, where artistic objects made of bronze were cast.
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One of the major legacies of colonial rule in Kasai was the arbitrary redivision of the population into new ethnic groups. Despite the shared language (Tshiluba) and culture of the two groups, colonial administrators believed the inhabitants of the Lulua river area to be ethnically different from the Baluba and dubbed them the Bena Lulua. The colonists believed the Baluba to be more intelligent, hardworking and open to new ideas than the Bena Lulua who were believed to be more reactionary and stupid. As a result, from the 1930s, the state began to treat the two groups differently and applied different policies to each and promoted the Baluba to positions above other ethnicities.
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When it came time to appoint a chair for the conference, Cruikshank suggested Robert Kean, a liberal Republican congressman from New Jersey. Although Kean had not supported national health insurance previously, he had supported labor on several Social Security votes, had not opposed national health insurance, was open to new ideas, and sat on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee. If the White House Conference on Aging were to recommend national health insurance legislation, having Kean's imprimatur would be important. Kean was also not likely to use the power of his chairmanship against labor in the conference's hearings or votes on its final report.Weeks and Berman, Shapers of American Health Care Policy, 1985; Hoffman, and Hoffman, eds.
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From 1980 to 1986, she served as vice-president and president, successively, of the Minnesota chapter of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights. Donna Steichen is best known to the general public for her best selling 1991 book Ungodly Rage: The Hidden Face of Catholic Feminism, a critical analysis of the impact of feminism on American Catholicism. During the 1980s Donna Steichen, like others within the Catholic Church, became alarmed by the manner in which many Church employees, including women religious, were expressing ethical values contradictory to those incorporated in such encyclicals as Casti connubii (Chaste Marriage) and Humanae vitae (Of Human Life). In the turmoil following the Second Vatican Council, many were open to new ideas and seeking untraditional ways to live.
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Albert Kalonji MNC-K campaign poster for the 1960 elections One of the major legacies of colonial rule in Kasai was the arbitrary redivision of the population into new ethnic groups. Despite the shared language (Tshiluba) and culture of the two groups, colonial administrators believed the inhabitants of the Lulua river area to be ethnically different from the Baluba and dubbed them the Bena Lulua. The colonists believed the Baluba to be more intelligent, hardworking and open to new ideas than the Bena Lulua who were believed to be more reactionary and stupid. As a result, from the 1930s, the state began to treat the two groups differently and applied different policies to each and promoted the Baluba to positions above other ethnicities.
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In 1997 Carola generously donated two oil paintings by Dennis Creffield to the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery Always curious about new ideas and processes, in her mid-eighties Richards decided to learn how to use a computer as a painting tool, and in 1999 her computer prints were exhibited in the Arundel exhibition. This exemplified her approach to life in general; she was always open to new ideas, excited by challenges and dogged in her pursuit of what she felt to be important. She never lost her childlike enthusiasm and her work reflected the freedom and imagination of an ever-young mind. As a person Richards was extremely sociable, caring and thoughtful; always strongly emotionally involved in the lives of her many friends.
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Distinguishing inclusion and participation. Paper presented at the Public Management Research Conference, Columbus, Ohio, October 2007 Sometimes "50/50" means that process and outcome are equally important, in other words that the effects of a process on community building are as important as the task completion. Sometimes it means that ideally 50% of the people involved in a process have participated in prior, related processes and 50% are newcomers, such that each policy-making effort acknowledges past conversations or decisions yet remains open to new ideas that may alter the previous consensus. From the perspective of the 50/50 rule, things like process and outcome or task and community are not in a trade-off relationship, and indeed are not even separable.
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LaFontaine occupied a position on the political left within (for most of the time) the West German political establishment, while there were hopes that Krenz might be more open to new ideas than the existing East German geruntocracy. At a time when few dared (or, from the position of the East Germany political establishment, wished) to contemplate reunification, good personal relations between LaFontaine and Krenz nevertheless offered the prospect of closer future relations between East and West Germany. Adler later recalled their meeting, at which LaFontaine had politely but firmly criticised the recent so-called Tiananmen Square Massacre and condemned the falsification of election results in East Germany. Krenz initially responded expansively and positively, but then appeared to withdraw his earlier comments after receiving fresh instructions from the leadership in Berlin.
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According to , , and contemporary mainstream economics is evolving to be more "eclectic","Economists today are not neoclassical according to any reasonable definition of the term. They are far more eclectic, and concerned with different issues than were the economists of the early 1900s, whom the term was originally designed to describe." "Modern economics involves a broader world view and is far more eclectic than the neoclassical terminology allows." diverse,"In our view, the interesting story in economics over the past decades is the increasing variance of acceptable views..." "In work at the edge, ideas that previously had been considered central to economics are being modified and broadened, and the process is changing the very nature of economics." "When certain members of the existing elite become open to new ideas, that openness allows new ideas to expand, develop, and integrate into the profession... These alternative channels allow the mainstream to expand, and to evolve to include a wider range of approaches and understandings... This, we believe, is already occurring in economics." and pluralistic.
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