There is a new outreach campaign, the new outreach campaign is Russia.
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Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign hired a faith outreach director, but its program did not include targeted voter outreach, like its youth programs or women's outreach.
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Google's head of international elections outreach, Lee Dunn, formerly led the company's White House outreach, for instance.
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Under Trump, Obamacare outreach groups face budget cuts as high as 98%I ran ACA outreach under Obama.
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Sanders's outreach to the Hispanic community seems to have paid more dividends than his outreach to the black community.
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Months of targeted outreach The caucuses will be a test of the Sanders' campaign's heavy investments in Latino outreach.
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In addition to conducting outreach to associations like the Northwest Faith-Based Partnership, Ring also conducts intense outreach to law enforcement.
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The real question is whether that eagerness ever added up to a systematic outreach, and if so, how high up that outreach originated.
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White House outreach With the GOP health care process in jeopardy, the White House appeared to be ramping up its outreach to skeptical lawmakers.
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The bride, 32, is an outreach and communication director with Outreach Process Partners, a public relations firm specializing in strategic communication for federal agencies.
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The Trump administration said the small drop-off showed the cuts in outreach allowed them to get essentially the same result with less outreach spending.
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The phrasing — outreach to Russia rather than outreach from — suggests Mueller may have reason to believe the Trump campaign requested Russian assistance in the campaign.
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Diplomatic outreach "He's been able to do a lot of our diplomatic outreach in person," said an administration official who spoke anonymously to discuss the issue.
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Bush Redeployed The Jeb Bush campaign built an organization early, with more than 10 staffers, including one focusing on faith-voter outreach and one on Hispanic outreach.
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The GAO recommended in its report that the VA develop an approach for overseeing its suicide prevention media outreach and develop metric targets for that outreach. Rep.
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"I have personally believed for years that you cannot have effective outreach, Hispanic outreach, by the Republican Party without a legal pathway for illegal immigrants," Muniz said.
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The strategy behind Trump's sizable female staff is simple: optimize the campaign's outreach to suburban women — an enormously important voting bloc — by having women oversee the outreach themselves.
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Pavone attributed part of the decline to the lack of substantial outreach to Catholic communities since Trump took office, especially compared with the president's outreach to white evangelical circles.
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Although Clinton lost, the work the trio did to encourage staffers and volunteers to send personalized outreach messages to their social network increased outreach in Michigan and other battleground states.
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"The black people had the largest team — the Latino outreach team didn't even have that many people," said Symone Sanders, who took over black outreach efforts after the South Carolina primary.
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As Allen Chen, Cisneros's director of Asian American outreach, told the Los Angeles Times, the campaign's outreach was the first time many voters had ever heard directly from a political candidate.
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CONTEXT OF THE POSITION The Federal Outreach and Advocacy Manager will primarily be responsible for overseeing outreach, grassroots, and engagement activities at the Federal Level and in the DC Metro Area including expanding CBF's outreach and engagement efforts in communities in the DC Metro area that experience the negative impacts of environmental justice issues.
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White House outreach The White House's outreach is coordinated by former White House staffer Stephanie Cutter, who has led sessions with grassroots groups designed to cement a strategy once a nominee is named.
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The Intelligence Community Inspector General recently fired Meyer, the official in charge of whistleblower outreach for the agency, after months of sidelining him and without any plans to keep the outreach office running.
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And the militiamen haven't been great at outreach so far.
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He has conducted little outreach to Democrats or swing voters.
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"I don't need any outreach to the party," he said.
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Outrage is important, but outreach is what will create change.
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To date Outreach has raised $60 million in venture funding.
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Beyond early outreach, the company has raised funds for expansion.
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It's all part of the festival's growing community outreach initiatives.
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Still, the energy dynamic remains a part of Abe's outreach.
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IOA also makes ongoing outreach calls to lonely older adults.
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The comprehensiveness of Google's outreach jumps out from the data.
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But despite some limited successes, this outreach has mostly failed.
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Rubio's faith outreach director wrote: "Two" Corinthians… It won't matter.
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Evol, his latest commercial release, has no such outreach factor.
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He oversaw marketing, strategic partnerships, developer outreach and other areas.
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He also argued that Trump knew such outreach was problematic.
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Singing Valentines serve a dual purpose as fundraisers and outreach.
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The campaign will include a significant social media outreach effort.
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Absolutely, but I do a lot of Facebook outreach work.
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Democrats also want to: Restore ACA outreach and enrollment funding.
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The initiatives appeared to be an effective form of outreach.
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For me, it's a medium with such a huge outreach.
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And, lastly, we must do a better job of outreach.
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Bruce LeVell led one of the president's minority outreach efforts.
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The Daily Beast first reported news of the email outreach.
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McGregor is national outreach director at Concerned Veterans for America.
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This has been a big part of our outreach strategy.
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The outreach to disaffected Republicans was both overt and subtle.
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Jim Tolbert is conservative outreach director for Citizens' Climate Lobby.
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Jason Williamson left Amazon to lead Oracle's outreach to startups.
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The Trump administration is slashing funding for ObamaCare enrollment outreach.
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Government watchdogs and ethics experts say the outreach is unusual.
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NICK HIGGINS Director of Outreach Services Brooklyn Public Library Brooklyn
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Nor is there a Nobel for science education or outreach.
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Instead they viewed that outreach as weakness to be exploited.
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They employed 234 outreach workers that nobody has ever met.
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"We did a lot of outreach in 2015," he says.
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Her conversation with Weingarten is an important piece of outreach.
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"There has been no outreach to date," Mr. Kirby added.
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So Ghani's outreach and engagement with Pakistan is extremely unpopular.
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Most Americans want Trump to continue ACA outreach — including Republicans.
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Now "we have an amazing voter outreach program," she said.
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He said the current outreach benefited only the North Koreans.
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The outreach efforts are familiar plays in Iowa caucus politics.
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Progressive pushback: Critics of Facebook have dismissed Zuckerberg's latest outreach.
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Last year, she became the department's first women's outreach coordinator.
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Democratic candidates began preliminary outreach in the state last year.
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China is making its own outreach efforts in the meantime.
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His group has 11 violence interrupters and four outreach workers.
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This week's outreach has been more rewarding and less clumsy.
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It pulled back on outreach and advertisement for this year.
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Dick Durbin, joined more recently as a Latino outreach director.
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His outreach on preventing shootings is consistent with that platform.
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It underscored the urgency, in their minds, for additional outreach.
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Respond to queries and outreach from customers about your products.
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News first reported the FBI's outreach to the whistleblower attorney.
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Meaning that the collection was his outreach and empowerment statement.
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The Washington Post first reported the IG's outreach to Durham.
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Lieberman's pally anecdotes about McCain will not have wide outreach.
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"We've had to double down on the outreach," she said.
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Republican governors certainly aren't all masters of the outreach game.
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This follows extensive community outreach since the closure was announced.
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They pulled out of outreach events at the last minute.
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Outreach works: The Huffington Post reportedrecently that an internal Health and Human Services Department report concluded that 37 percent of sign-ups in the last few months of 2016 could be attributed to outreach.
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The Democratic delegation at the meeting, which according to the notes included the new Hispanic outreach director, Bridgette Gomez, assured the advocates their Latino outreach strategy was not merely Trump-focused, one participant said.
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Trump is also massively cutting funding for Affordable Care Act outreach in a way that experts — including the woman who used to run the outreach programs — say could ruin the functioning of the law.
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"The outreach is needed, but beyond the outreach, being able to go and have an environment that's welcoming, that's accepting" is key, according to Ba-Shen Welch, vice president of strategic initiatives at Miles College.
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Obama administration officials like Lori Lodes, who previously ran health law outreach, said that television ads were the most effective way to run Obamacare outreach — and that the Trump administration has zeroed out that budget.
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Outreach works: The Huffington Post reported recently that an internal Health and Human Services Department report concluded that 37 percent of sign-ups in the last few months of 2016 could be attributed to outreach.
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Outreach, she says, is just the beginning of a long relationship.
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She is the founder of Michelle Akers Horse Rescue & Outreach, Inc.
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"We accept his apology and appreciate his outreach," the ADL said.
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Trump has followed up his Indian-American outreach while in office.
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In 1996, Rodham coordinated "constituency outreach" for the Democratic National Committee.
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The goal was to use the Green Reaper for community outreach.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's outreach to Wall Street triggered outrage on the left.
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DAN BONGINO, CONTRIBUTOR, NRATV: No. Sean, their agenda is outreach campaigns.
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"The response was overwhelming," MCASAC outreach coordinator Katherine Zenzano told CNN.
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"It's going to take more people and more outreach," he said.
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He does his own personal outreach in events and trade shows.
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Lastly, the White House is also slashing funding for enrollment outreach.
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America's budding outreach might not survive the next wave of violence.
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I feel disregarded — never had a call, no outreach at all.
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But Clinton's African-American outreach has not always been easy, however.
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Taking that as a mandate, he doubled down on China outreach.
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He wanted immigration reform and renewed Republican outreach to minority voters.
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It says this outreach program was extended to approximately 5,000 consumers.
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" "We are overwhelmed with the support and outreach of the community.
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Russian outreach began not long after Mr Trump announced his candidacy.
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This does not constitute outreach by Mr. Manafort to the President.
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The White House has also begun ramping up its congressional outreach.
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As a personality, Gore is a perplexing surrogate for millennial outreach.
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That way, every day, outreach teams can locate and serve them.
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Within minutes, chief protest organiser Jaime Vargas had rejected that outreach.
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Qatar has responded with a mixture of diplomatic outreach and defiance.
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The tweet is in line with Trump's recent minority outreach attempts.
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Sanders plans to expand his outreach to black voters, Alexander said.
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"This should be a focus of public health outreach," Mannino said.
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Despite little funding for outreach, more than 22013,000 surveys came back.
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" In December, Google posted another job opening related to "conservative outreach.
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Additionally, scooter companies need to do more outreach in underrepresented communities.
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But the moments of outreach were dominated by moments of alienation.
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It also offers education and outreach on sexual health to millions.
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Gingrich argues that the goal has to be inclusion, not outreach.
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Perry was director of member services and outreach for former Rep.
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But Democrats so far have been wary of the GOP outreach.
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They have perceived not outreach from Obama's White House but condescension.
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Driscoll's plans to build awareness methodically, by starting with digital outreach.
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Reid's outreach to minority communities started decades earlier and remained steady.
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More recently, the Clinton campaign has invested in shoe-leather outreach.
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So this strategy of outreach will be helpful for going forward.
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That means both sides have invested in big public outreach campaigns.
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We don't have as quite an aggressive outreach from our government.
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Read about North Korea's outreach to Republican-linked analysts in Washington.
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Consider Facebook's head of global politics and government outreach, Katie Harbath.
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We were working to more outreach so that people understood it.
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Tidal is clearly looking toward strategic outreach on Apple's chief competition.
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Furthermore, quadrennial outreach efforts from presidential candidates don't permanently mobilize voters.
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Netanyahu had previously counseled France against its own outreach to Iran.
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"Right now we're really focused on outreach and membership," Brown says.
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They were members of Tabligh Jamaat, a peaceful Muslim outreach group.
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The company says the first outreach came from Sequoia's Doug Leone.
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But it was not just self-mobilization; campaign outreach mobilized Latinos.
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Officially, Russia has given various reasons for its outreach in Afghanistan.
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She was involved in minority outreach for voter education and blogged.
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Go deeper: Pope Francis meets with Jesuit criticized for LGBTQ outreach
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North Korea's outreach to China is likely explained by several things.
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But not everyone has been pleased with Trump's outreach to Democrats.
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They will also create a "communication framework" for education and outreach.
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Instead, a separate foundation is tasked with outreach to private donors.
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We're spending a lot of time on outreach and meeting folks.
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I've done a lot of educational outreach programs for school kids.
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Chad Reese is Mercatus' assistant director of outreach for financial policy.
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Suffice to say, his strategy for minority outreach failed in 2016.
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To him, Twitter bots are a piecemeal form of science outreach.
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He has also slashed advertising and outreach dollars by 90 percent.
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Trump cuts funding for ObamaCare outreach ahead of the enrollment period.
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These services can track whether numbers they call answer attempted outreach.
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Why couldn't State Department officials or ambassadors have handled that outreach?
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In coming weeks, that type of outreach appears likely to intensify.
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Kerry offered no religious outreach to speak of during his campaign.
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Check out the Gamers Outreach website and see how to help.
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Goodbye to credible outreach to blue-collar factory workers and miners.
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Delgado was a senior official for outreach to the Hispanic community.
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Cipollone's lunch comes amid rising White House outreach to Senate Republicans.
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The campaign says it's spent millions on Latino outreach in Nevada.
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He offered no public objection to Mr. Macron's outreach to Iran.
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He offered no public objection to Mr. Macron's outreach to Iran.
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In communications work and outreach, they're much better than governments sometimes.
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Jim Tolbert is the Conservative Outreach Director for Citizens' Climate Lobby.
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The Trump administration has now all but eliminated Obamacare's outreach budget.
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This is especially clear when it comes to black voter outreach.
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Hayden has a track record of public service and community outreach.
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Though DCLA claims to want the input of all New Yorkers, its outreach efforts, she contends, particularly to small, local organizations have not been nearly as effective as its outreach to institutions that are already well known.
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Sanders leads top tier in outreach While some Latino groups have complained that none of the Democrats have focused as much on their communities as they expected, Sanders has exceeded the other top tier contenders in outreach.
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It's only with African Americans that Trump is even gesturing toward outreach.
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Chairman Priebus called me out (inaudible) African American outreach for your campaign.
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But Trump's black outreach often came under fierce criticism during the campaign.
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"My favorite part of campaigns was door-to-door outreach," Tucker says.
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Bill Velazquez was a manager on Sanders' Latino outreach team in 2016.
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The political team described the outreach calls that would begin that afternoon.
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Much of the group's outreach model was replicated in the Alabama contest.
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But to expect much to come of such outreach efforts is naive.
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There can be no outreach unless the president decides he wants it.
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Any impact on those types of critical outreach could have huge effects.
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"My family was always into community outreach and helping others," she said.
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Newman served on Trump's 2016 campaign as director of African American outreach.
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Both have created "safe houses" or "outreach centres" in the bloodiest barrios.
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Ms. Quintero is a member of the committee, charged with community outreach.
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Trump, the front-runner, is just starting the delegate outreach effort now.
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Hasbro's more recent outreach to Mattel was from a position of strength.
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This requires adequate funding for rural health-care services and outreach programmes.
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But it, too, has played a distinct role in Qatar's ambitious outreach.
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Acquaintances and scholars agree Michiko took the lead in that public outreach.
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What does worry him, though, is funding for the bureau's outreach efforts.
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The occasion for the unprecedented outreach: Sharif's birthday and his granddaughter's wedding.
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She is the director of outreach for Columbia University's Department of Astronomy.
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And it was a lot of cold outreach and getting people onboard.
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But the solution is not to tell women to stop doing outreach.
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Rather, universities should put more resources into supporting this kind of outreach.
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Stallworth simply never considered an investigation would stem from this simple outreach.
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However, the President skipped meaningful consultation with tribes & outreach to our communities.
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She was in charge of African-American outreach for the White House.
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Defects became evident during outreach classes on how to use the condoms.
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Because the man doing the outreach and negotiating is Donald J. Trump.
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No immediate actions were taken as a result of Mr. Michelsen's outreach.
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WhatsApp also plans to expand its outreach program to existing JioPhone users.
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His lawyer in the case did not immediately respond to CNBC's outreach.
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Go deeper: What we've written before about the Trump administration's climate outreach.
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Francis' outreach to Muslims worldwide has been a theme of his papacy.
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The Dem message and outreach failed to reach white working class voters.
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Word of the outreach was first reported by The New York Times.
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Rubio's success has depended on his outreach, both in person and online.
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His outreach helped more than 50 cancer patients find their donor matches.
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Meanwhile, Turkey's religious outreach is hobbled by an internecine conflict at home.
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Last year, outreach did not increase the share of young people enrolled.
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I know that because of the community outreach shit that I do.
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Spaces for education and outreach programs are a priority, Ms. Farley said.
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Now it's time to ramp up community outreach to drive adoption. CTO.
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The Hill: Trump, White House start outreach to key Supreme Court votes.
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"We pledge to handle your outreach with compassion and sensitivity," it says.
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It should also raise suspicions about the sincerity of Republican outreach efforts.
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Then she met outreach workers from CEPIAD who offered her an alternative.
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Now, outreach teams are targeting M'bour, about 80 kilometers south of Dakar.
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But regulators said that a more aggressive outreach to owners was needed.
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DoD does not pay outside parties to host such community outreach activities.
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During the campaign, she served as Trump's director of African-American outreach.
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But in the past week, the campaign has turned to minority outreach.
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Saudi and Emirati leaders viewed any outreach to Iran as dangerously misguided.
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Some companies do their own outreach, messaging workers as they approach 50.
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In September, Politico reported the campaign had hired a black outreach director.
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She decided to try direct outreach to medical doctors in the area.
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The organizations that I talk about in the book have great outreach.
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The outreach to Trump over vaccinations began long before the measles outbreak.
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Outside, their mother and father meet with a pair of outreach workers.
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Protest assignments were divvied up, like sign making and news media outreach.
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CAIR-Michigan said that Greyhound has not responded to several outreach attempts.
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Let the other fashion brands have their hashtagged events and millennial outreach.
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Give us the chance to do outreach and connect with the grassroots.
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This is not where NBA players go to do community outreach work.
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Lochridge discovered them by accepting a lunch bag from an outreach team.
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Overall, Wall Street seemed confident in Jumia's post-IPO results and outreach.
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There are enterprise marketers who can run cold outreach campaigns on autopilot.
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Meesho and Messenger are also important mechanisms for outreach, too, Aatrey said.
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But is the brand actually doing the work — the initiatives and outreach?
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The software is designed for group collaboration, and for discovery and outreach.
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There will be cultural sensitivity training and a community outreach event planned.
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One such operation is the nonprofit Climate Outreach, based in Oxford, England.
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He is one of 10 such peer outreach workers in five hospitals.
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"They always come and ask me," she said of the outreach workers.
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The producer responsible for celeb outreach officially asked him, more than once.
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In-person outreach dollars will decline from $62.5 million to $36 million.
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When it comes to fundraising, there are diminishing returns for investor outreach.
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Such public outreach is a lot easier than it used to be.
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The outreach workers said that for many participants, the program offers prestige.
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But as far as economic sensitivity goes, outreach has been pretty limited.
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Mr. Bullock is not alone in viewing rural outreach as a priority.
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And before that, an outreach specialist at a health center in Baltimore.
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Of course, social media is a key part of that outreach now.
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Byrne said he then informed the FBI about her outreach to him.
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Telephone outreach campaigns, it said, are a core part of political activism.
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Their clothes made silent statements cross-border respect, cultural awareness and outreach.
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Phone calls or emails are not the agency's standard mode of outreach.
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That means increasing the group's outreach, and programming beyond the bucolic Catskills.
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He believes Krasner is conducting more successful community outreach than his predecessors.
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That, we're seeing, is just way more effective than the cold outreach.
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Pyongyang had not responded to his outreach until Kim's New Year's address.
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Outreach, education, and public-service ads, including on ethnic media, will help.
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Food inspectors, human resource managers and opioid outreach specialists have pitched in.
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NOAA's National Hurricane Center's educational outreach site lists links to resources here.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's outreach to big-money donors, according to The Washington Post.
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"They smell," said Murt Conover, the associate director of education and outreach.
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Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), according to multiple people familiar with their outreach.
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Which is to say more outreach to the technology sector is critical.
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At least for a while, this kind of outreach seemed to work.
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Trump declared Saturday his party must improve its outreach to black voters.
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Email Email is losing its efficacy as a means of member outreach.
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The meeting comes as the president is increasing his outreach to Democrats.
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He began listing the many community outreach programs the Legends had embraced.
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The aggressive outreach comes as Democrats look to win back union voters.
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Williams said the Fed is conducting more outreach to assess the requirements.
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In 2628, faith outreach was downsized in importance in the Obama campaign.
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Backbenchers took the helm in 28503 when it came to faith outreach.
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Homeless outreach and community clean-up are a couple of their programs.
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Persuasion, in such an environment, does not primarily involve outreach and education.
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Marianne LeVine: I would expect continued White House outreach to Senate Republicans.
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Aimee Manzoni D'Arpino is Director of Community Outreach at Addiction Policy Forum.
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She served as the Republican presidential nominee's director for African-American outreach.
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We have a very strong Latino outreach presence here in the state.
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Instead, outreach to Latinos was integrated into every part of the organization.
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City officials did not do enough outreach with Asian-Americans, he said.
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Cohen's outreach to Ford was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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Still, M.A.M. Rameez, the mosque's chairman, said the outreach had been complicated.
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It's a vehicle for change … it's working within this community outreach perspective.
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With more marketing and outreach, Thompson believes the co-op can succeed.
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The in-person outreach budget is 70 percent lower than last year's.
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Enrollment outreach: The ACA is performing unevenly even after the Obama administration pulled out every trick it could think of to try to get young, healthy people to sign up — and Price is already rolling back those outreach efforts.
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But Millions for Outreach Went Unspent by V.A.: Suicide prevention efforts by the Department of Veterans Affairs fell off sharply in the last two years, with just $57,000 of $6.2 million of its media budget spent on outreach efforts.
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Lindsay Boyd Killen is the vice president for strategic outreach and communications at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and My Pay My Say, the Center's national outreach and education effort to public employees with information impacting workplace freedom.
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Sony distribution chief Rory Bruer said the social outreach campaign had been effective.
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Savannah Sly, a Seattle sex worker and president of the Sex Worker Outreach
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Facebook's director of our global politics and government outreach team Katie Harbath concludes.
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First, there's no evidence (yet) that the Trump campaign was behind Nix's outreach.
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However, North Korea's most recent provocations make any kind of US outreach difficult.
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The new posting follows one from last year for a "conservative outreach" manager.
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But that outreach didn't change the makeup over the Oscar voting body overnight.
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It also seems smart to increase the educational outreach on the junior circuit.
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"That's an example of how outreach can come back to you," she says.
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Between the two brands, however, there's some solid classroom outreach and goodwill here.
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The service has developed a variety of outreach methods to get those recruits.
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Bill Nye doesn't do research, after all; outreach is his full-time job.
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It propelled them to work harder on outreach just days before the election.
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Additionally, she'll help brainstorm ways to improve outreach and the site's overall functionality.
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Dean also promoted active participatory democracy among the general public through online outreach.
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Donald Trump plans minority voter outreach CNN's Noah Gray contributed to this report.
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Sometimes the nonprofit creates entirely different messages and outreach efforts for each group.
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His direct audience at his outreach events is not really the primary focus.
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Within the Johnson campaign, Weld has taken the lead on outreach to Republicans.
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The report noted that "increased outreach" to uninsured people will add to enrollment.
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A spokesman for the Trump campaign declined to comment on its Kasich outreach.
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There's no community outreach programmes or youth clubs or anything like that anymore.
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Vice President Mike Pence is once again leading outreach efforts on the Hill.
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Donald Trump's new outreach to "minority voters" is already showing signs of strain.
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On Wednesday, the RNC's Hispanic outreach director, Ruth Guerra, resigned from her post.
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The lead was the product of Contreras and Lozano's community outreach, they said.
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And we backed them up with aggressive social media outreach during and afterward.
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But that's the folks that we normally have as the first outreach level.
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The themes of communication and outreach as a buffer against loneliness and isolation.
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Don't miss our dive into that evolution in Warren's recent speeches and outreach.
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Trump's Democratic outreach might be in earnest or it might be a threat.
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What the party needs to do is focus on voter outreach and mobilization.
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That spending will be geared toward voter outreach of millennials in 10 states.
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The outreach, which also involved the United States and China, created early optimism.
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He served as conservative outreach director for Ryan over the last two years.
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For Democrats, the outreach efforts in Florida come with a sense of urgency.
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Kurdish officials rejected the outreach publicly, saying they were sticking with the Americans.
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Wegmans is known for its history of charitable donations and community outreach programs.
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Immediately needed now is a deep investment in community outreach, education and engagement.
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But, like outreach and analyses, compliance support is woefully underfunded, and thus underutilized.
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Safehouse Outreach in downtown Atlanta helped him find work in a major hotel.
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It has intensified its recruiting outreach to Westerners — and more Americans are joining.
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Such competencies translate to the health insurance outreach and enrollment efforts as well.
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Could the outreach from Trump, or Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, sway Scott?
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Frugging outreach is more direct: share your opinion, and your bank account number.
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Yet Wright would run into him again, this time as an outreach worker.
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Iskcon's growing revenue during this period fueled its ambitious expansion and outreach efforts.
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Even so, the sophistication of the Rohingya's outreach is working in their favor.
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Was there some outreach from Manafort to Russia we still don't know about?
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HHS already canceled some outreach grants and ads during the last enrollment cycle.
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Democrats have focused on young voter outreach as part of their turnout work.
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The new outreach group aims to help network with military and veteran caregivers.
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Officials would not describe any other outreach while the rules were being drafted.
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If that happens, states could spend their own money on outreach and promotion.
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It begins with outreach to all of the different communities in our country.
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Carl Arico, a co-founder of Contemplative Outreach, said in a telephone interview.
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As a media and tech investor, I get a ton of cold outreach.
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The decision made by Google on Friday is a setback to that outreach.
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"You mean the outreach that was repeatedly denied, and pushed away?" she said.
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Direct outreach to people experiencing homelessness is still scheduled to start March 30.
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Inc. community outreach program in East Brooklyn — perceived a very specific contemporary parallel.
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But it also taught the researchers that the method of outreach was crucial.
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Lock believes the outreach program has worked because of its friendly, welcoming approach.
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Liberal states kept investing in outreach work, while Republican-led states did not.
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We've been getting calls and outreach from Queens residents all day about this.
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Mr. Tillerson tweaked Mr. Erdogan for his recent outreach to Russia and Iran.
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Campaigns are also eyeing more online outreach to voters, meaning paid digital ads.
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"Personal outreach is much more important on a local level," Professor Newton said.
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Concentrating on outreach, Carrasco said, kept him from dwelling on his own plight.
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There's long been a dearth of outreach to AAPI voters from both parties.
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MEETINGS, OUTREACH After breakfast, I have people coming by the house for meetings.
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For now, the priority is minimizing coverage losses, through outreach, lawsuits and lobbying.
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It has been, by all accounts, a highly successful five days of outreach.
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Other outreach, he said, included numerous public-safety announcements and in-school workshops.
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All of this outreach isn't typically unusual — but it definitely is in 2020.
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None of that will change with "bipartisan outreach" or a sensible Midwestern temperament.
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Any such campaign that did do outreach would emphasize TV ads and mailers.
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Because it could energize the outreach efforts of an absolutely essential opera company.
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The archbishop "doesn't meet with anyone, doesn't offer any pastoral outreach," he said.
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Rosenstein's report discusses outreach the federal government has conducted to state election boards.
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Despite the kingdom's outreach, a full-fledged pivot to Asia is hardly imminent.
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The kingdom is not likely to pull back on its outreach to Asia.
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That kind of outreach is not happening in the Trump administration so far.
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This monthly stand-up showcase doubles as a grass-roots voter outreach tutorial.
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Also big plans to spend on outreach to women, blacks, Latinos & religious voters.
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Outreach teams from the agency fanned out across the city at 4 p.m.
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Sherri Dugger is the media and outreach director of the Indiana Farmers Union.
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The person doing outreach should have a title as senior as possible, e.g.
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LATE-NIGHT LAST NIGHT: Stephen Colbert mocks Hillary Clinton's youth vote outreach efforts.
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She later joined Trump's campaign, serving as his director of African-American outreach.
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CNN reported on the outreach to Keyser and her lawyer's response on Saturday.
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As of now, our community is met with lackluster outreach and budget cuts.
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In the wake of the suicides, the Parkland community is ramping up outreach.
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Dr. Derrick Harkins to work on religious outreach at the Democratic National Committee.
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Three Democratic-led House panels have already launched a probe into Giuliani's outreach.
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But conservatives are downplaying any negative consequences from the outreach and advertising cuts.
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But "speaking Spanish" is often lazy shorthand, a substitute for real Latino outreach.
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I was part of the DNC's team doing Hispanic outreach in Northern Virginia.
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She said more outreach to community leaders was essential before patrols began operating.
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Aides to Mr. Trump argue that his outreach to autocrats has been vindicated.
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Land predator conflicts have also benefited from investments in public outreach and discussion.
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An FBI spokesperson declined to confirm or deny the outreach to VICE News.
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"Unfortunately we're not there yet," commented the charity outreach worker I spoke to.
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"Internal outreach to executives has not been effective in years," one employee said.
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They have been the focus of the outreach that Trump is now cutting.
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I would regularly break the ice with something sarcastic, like asking Priebus how his party's Hispanic outreach program was going on the morning after the committee's head of Hispanic outreach resigned rather than work another day for Donald Trump's election.
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It has poured more than $80 million since 2014 into new centers, outreach programs and specialized services specifically aimed at homeless people on the street, including the creation of a database that helps outreach workers identify and track individuals by name.
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What works — and I've seen it — is assertive outreach by clinically trained outreach workers, case management, single points of entry, supportive services, especially mental health and substance abuse services, and an absolute commitment to increasing the inventory of permanent housing.
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Unfortunately, efforts to develop effective community outreach programs and ownership have largely failed [51].
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But even with more aggressive outreach efforts, some people refuse to go into shelters.
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"It's been an amazing community outreach activity," founder and director Jennifer Gordon tells CNN.
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Doris-Pierce, Warren's constituency outreach director, sorts through the notes, dividing them into piles.
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Jewish outreach organization Chabad House sent truckloads of food from New York and Miami.
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It wasn't the only point of tension in the administration's outreach to Capitol Hill.
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But there was little indication that the administration was preparing a robust outreach program.
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BlackRock and Vanguard representatives last week declined to comment on their outreach to Exxon.
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Guzmán pushed back on complaints about the GOP's outreach to the Puerto Rican community.
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But the narrative quickly shifted from Trump's savvy party outreach to his salacious past.
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They are having a special effort committed to outreach to the African-American community.
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" Finally, adds Hansch, Sherpa Foundry "is not a corporate outreach arm of Sherpa Capital.
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Anne Hubert, a former Viacom senior vice president, will lead the millennial outreach effort.
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Details about the program and specific plans to diversify outreach were not yet available.
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Aventura didn't change bachata beyond recognition, but it added considerable New York City outreach.
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"They were doing important community outreach, like helping homeless gay youth," he told VICE.
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Still, homeless people might be susceptible, and the department has begun outreach to them.
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By driving our engagement and outreach efforts, they ensure the success of our Party.
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We become the single source of truth but also are being used for outreach.
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Let us be at the forefront in terms of expressing love, compassion and outreach.
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But there's one group watching her GOP outreach with wary eyes: her progressive supporters.
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"I'm working on an outreach program for sex workers right now," Holloway tells me.
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The report called for outreach to black and Hispanic Americans, women and the young.
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The mothers' moral leadership and outreach contrasts starkly with the Republicans' current siege mentality.
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She also served as his director of African-American outreach during his presidential campaign.
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Dwyane Wade's charitable organization, Wade's World Foundation, does community outreach in the Chicago area.
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The site is part of the SEC's outreach efforts to help investors understand ICOs.
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With the phone outreach, patients also had fewer concerns about safety and side effects.
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Do those polls mean Trump's minority outreach is working, despite the chorus of derision?
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And that may have come at the expense of her outreach to white voters.
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This is outreach not to Black Lives Matter, but Cliven Bundy and Phil Robertson.
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McBath now works as the Faith and Outreach Coordinator for Everytown for Gun Safety.
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"There's a certain fatigue that the Native Hawaiian community has about outreach," Ing said.
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She's currently the national press secretary for Latino outreach on Bernie Sanders presidential campaign.
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She and another peer educator had recently conducted outreach visits to Kabul sex workers.
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A Clinton campaign aide confirmed Kaine is helping the campaign with its AAPI outreach.
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The emeritus Tattersall is still doing most of the AMNH's human origins public outreach.
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Indeed, Rubio's team isn't the only campaign to have begun its outreach to Romney.
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She runs a community outreach program that provides math and science tutoring for students.
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Olney is the director of government relations and outreach at In Defense of Christians.
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As a sociologist and criminologist, I often do community outreach on mental health prevention.
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Chalupa worked on outreach to ethnic whites, like Ukrainian Americans, multiple DNC officials said.
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It has to become a pillar of a campaign's general media and outreach strategy.
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Tim Ryan criticized Pelosi along with his party's brand and its outreach to voters.
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Doing so will significantly improve your hit rate when you start the outreach process.
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Bob Menendez, a person familiar with the outreach explained on the condition of anonymity.
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Gambineri added that "outreach" was made to the federal Health Resources and Services Administration.
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But facing budget constraints, the Bureau has now canceled tests and curbed outreach efforts.
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Google also has made the most inroads in places where it's done direct outreach.
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It's one of a number of recent digital outreach efforts by the White House.
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CallTime, which aggregates data into comprehensive donor profiles using AI to optimize donor outreach.
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How: He is establishing an outreach initiative aimed at Republican House members, with Reps.
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The administration also again slashed funding for outreach to encourage people to sign up.
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They include more blood-lead screening, property inspections, hazard abatement and community outreach programs.
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So gaining a better count involves outreach to scores of local officials and others.
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Outreach groups to visit the nation's nursing homes and VA hospitals could be organized.
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You can find more information about the Homeless Outreach Population Estimate (HOPE) Count here.
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They need to do a lot of outreach, they need to connect with voters.
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Trump's outreach isn't for keen and suspicious black folks, it's for blinkered white people.
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But despite Silicon Valley's outreach, there are still many questions and potential roadblocks ahead.
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Williams said Trump's new campaign leadership support the outreach, and acknowledges it carries risks.
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The Corner Project started out as a street based community outreach group in 803.
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Much of NASA's public outreach hinges upon the agency's masterful use of social media.
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The "toning down" came in the form of a more sustained community-outreach program.
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Mike Huckabee, although the campaign has yet to designate an official faith outreach leader.
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Clinton's campaign manager, to do more outreach with working-class white and rural voters.
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Sure. But fundamentally it was months of hearings, public debate & extensive, earnest bipartisan outreach.
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That theme has continued in recent weeks, with Mr. Trump's "outreach" to minority voters.
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She now debates constitutional cases through the legal-outreach program at Brooklyn Law School.
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The management appeared slow to react with a cohesive message or customer outreach plan.
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Mr. Awan said improving prosecution and an outreach effort in communities were essential steps.
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Facebook, despite years of outreach to conservatives, remains a punching bag for the right.
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Its newer structures are a center for worship, study, and outreach about Buddhist teaching.
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Outreach programs on space education are also happening at primary schools across the country.
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In a conventional frame, "identity politics" means outreach to nonwhite groups but nothing else.
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But I'm not trained in community outreach work, and we didn't have official backup.
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Democratic officials said the partnership had yielded better and more authentic advertising and outreach.
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In his indictment, prosecutors say Stone coordinated with Trump campaign officials about the outreach.
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One of the most important aspects of my pedagogy is community service and outreach.
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"We had a very small voter-outreach program," Newman said of her 2018 campaign.
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The problem extends beyond outreach strategies to the fundamental content of Sanders's political message.
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The Trump administration plans to deeply cut Obamacare outreach and advertising, officials announced Thursday.
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Education and outreach to workers and employers go hand-in-hand with strong enforcement.
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The outreach will also include support for education, housing preservation and minority business development.
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And will the festival learn to speak the institutional language of "outreach and education"?
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Mr. Palfalvi spoke enthusiastically of the educational outreach that is part of each stop.
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So Climate Outreach started Climate Visuals, an open library of research-tested, impactful images.
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The problem is that outreach didn't work, and now the administration is changing course.
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Then we have an outreach worker who is focused on providing information on immunizations.
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They hope to harness what they've learned to devise better strategies for census outreach.
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Examine your recruitment channels: Where are you targeting your recruitment outreach and marketing efforts?
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But outreach to the needy represents only a small portion of most church budgets.
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And, it is not that candidates like Buttigieg haven't attempted outreach to African-Americans.
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City officials said they have significantly expanded outreach efforts and programs for the homeless.
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When asked how much White House outreach there has been to House Democrats, Rep.
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It took two weeks to create Sanders' setup, from initial outreach to publishing live.
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It has canceled or suspended outreach designed to get more people to sign up.
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Then you say that Donald Trump's outreach to the black community isn't quite right.
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Maybe a month later or two months later we would have started our outreach.
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"We are not using social media as our strategy for voter outreach," he said.
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Efforts to bulk up Census outreach have failed to pass in those state's legislatures.
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For all its public outreach, Husab still operates in a self-contained Chinese universe.
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Ed Doepel of Resurrection Church, which performed outreach services to the Aurora Police Department.
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"There was definitely a sort of fun, guerrilla-outreach aspect to it," he said.
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It was a final gesture of outreach as Mikulski moved on into Senate history.
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The news was a familiar pattern from Pyongyang: diplomatic outreach, followed by erratic behavior.
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An outreach worker told them about a job-training program at Chicago's power company.
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The plan is the latest outreach from the Trump campaign to court African-Americans.
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The results are edifying, even if they seem to be more outreach than art.
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Those outreach efforts, particularly for military spouses, were largely well-received at the agency.
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Outreach toward the likes of nonaligned India risked the antagonism of allies like Pakistan.
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Biden is trying to bridge reassurance to the wealthy with outreach to energized progressives.
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Bloomberg has shown interest in Hispanic outreach in South Florida, said freshman Democratic Rep.
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He most recently served as the director of Arizona operations and outreach for Sen.
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Lola Zinke was a member of Trump's Hispanic and women's outreach efforts last year.
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Both lawmakers chair Trump's congressional outreach initiative that was formally established just last month.
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For those working on the ground with potential voters, this outreach makes perfect sense.
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Officials said the outreach was often ineffective, but Democrats warned it would hurt enrollment.
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His published research and outreach appears in leading agricultural economics journals and conference reports.
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Masarik is a groundwater outreach specialist at the school's Center for Watershed Science & Education.
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Zach Wigal: We had taken over my parents' basement raising money for Gamers Outreach.
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The insurance industry's lobbying group America's Health Insurance Plans said enrollment outreach is necessary.
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Mr. Tucker also helped to shape "Cry Havoc!" through Bedlam's outreach program for veterans.
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Schiff added that Democrats should "take advantage" of the outreach when it makes sense.
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There would still be significant space for continued diplomatic outreach and increased economic partnerships.
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But it is imperative to have effective outreach and address Latinos' continuing population growth.
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He's also interested in the President's outreach to intelligence agencies about the Russia investigation.
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And it's unlikely that all of his outreach to Ukrainian officials is legally protected.
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But months of outreach and targeted policy proposals appear to have made a mark.
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"We're not able to do the robust outreach we used to do," he said.
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Democrats have suggested they are disappointed with the level of outreach so far. Sen.
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The outreach to Sessions appears to have been a top priority in that effort.
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She ran Latino outreach efforts in Iowa in 2007 and 2008 for then-Sen.
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He's Casely's CEO and leads customer outreach and established relationships with influencers and photographers.
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And for us, it's also like an outreach to the community from City Tech.
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But the Democratic outreach is making waves in Romney's circles, the GOP donors said.
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The Tennessee Republican is working behind the scenes to coordinate Trump's outreach to lawmakers.
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The Community Outreach Academy, a large public school in Sacramento, was at 46 percent.
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I used to run outreach and public education for the Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
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If we accept the premise of empathetic outreach, who should be doing the work?
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She said it tries to widen its impact through strategic lawsuits and public outreach.
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The opening paragraph: Other things you should know about Manchin's conservative media outreach (which, unlike the Breitbart post-election outreach, has been going on for years): Unlike most Democrats, he's spent significant time cultivating a number of influential conservative media outlets and personalities.
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He did extensive outreach to evangelicals, including a "22.8 pastors" outreach strategy to each county, and garnered an endorsement from influential Iowa evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats, who had helped the two previous Iowa winners (Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum) win their races.
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After all, the kind of outreach Zuckerberg would do in a presidential campaign isn't that different from the kind of outreach he'd do if he were simply trying to understand Facebook users better and build public goodwill for his massive social media site.
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Spend five seconds in someone else's world, and see what happens to your email outreach.
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Much of her initial outreach has simply been educating people about how digital currencies work.
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This outreach by the Pope is saying 'Don't isolate yourselves, come back to the church.
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Already, it has demonstrated an agile and unconventional strategy driven by outreach and public collaboration.
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Craig said the police department's outreach with sex workers helped lead to the man's arrest.
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Last week, Trump again drew questions as he touted his outreach efforts, claiming that Rep.
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Bettina Inclán is a political strategist and writer who specializes in women's issues and outreach.
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Then, as we heard Wednesday, the administration isn't exactly committing to a major outreach campaign.
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One of your first public outreach initiatives should be an effort to engage this community.
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Orson Aguilar, an advocate for fair lending, was persuaded by that appeal and Otting's outreach.
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"Other companies have very strong outreach, ties, and interaction [with universities like] Stanford," Kaplan explained.
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NASA education is also responsible for the much more fun and indirect educational outreach initiatives.
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This diplomatic recall is the administration's latest attempt to counter Chinese outreach in the hemisphere.
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Funds spent on education and outreach must be brand neutral and cannot feature Volkswagen vehicles.
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Russian officials and their European allies argue that Moscow's legitimate diplomatic outreach is being demonized.
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Outreach to minority communities would be a key part of a successful Trump VP pick.
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Freeland said the Canadian government has been unable to contact him after their initial outreach.
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Instead, they prioritize one-to-one media outreach and the team coordinates influencer marketing campaigns.
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Her outreach has earned her recognition from some of the country's top LGBT advocacy groups.
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I help with recruiting of teams and streamers, working with sponsors and social-media outreach.
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Kaplan: We do community outreach where we screen anti-bullying films and hold guided discussions.
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Ms. Andiola, 0003, was hired last year to oversee Senator Bernie Sanders's Latino outreach strategy.
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"It's more entertaining than the normal outreach," Loper said of the rationale behind the site.
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Instead, Jackson allowed himself to become just the latest dupe in Trump's phony black outreach.
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He&aposs been active in community outreach, focusing on youth programs for boys and girls.
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I wanted to know whether lessons learned here could ever feedback into professional outreach services.
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Rebuilding capital availability required a hefty dose of outreach to investors and also some incentives.
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He's been working in the Clinton campaign with the title of director of policy outreach.
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State Department spokesman Kirby said: "There's been no outreach to date" from Trump's transition aides.
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New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Ray Buckley said the party's outreach to voters was strong.
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Though there is no easy fix, officials are encouraging more outreach efforts with Muslim communities.
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In August, Freedman-Gurspan was named outreach and recruitment director in the presidential personnel office.
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An apology and serious community outreach is required to begin to make up for this!
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"If you're actually committed to serious outreach, you don't expect changes over night," she said.
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The outreach could help decide the outcome of a bellwether state election early next year.
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But it has been recalibrating its government outreach to adapt to a Republican-controlled Washington.
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In 2012: Voter files began to incorporate data from nascent digital outreach and ad efforts.
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That's all about to change now that he's starting the Wakandan outreach programs. http://mechinaries.tumblr.
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The cache is primarily composed of information about Democratic donors, fundraising efforts and donor outreach.
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The Traditionalist Worker's Party has already announced plans for an outreach push in greater Appalachia.
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The outreach program comes amid growing tensions between the news media and the Trump administration.
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For lawmakers on Capitol Hill, the repercussions from the delayed outreach were apparent Tuesday morning.
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Clinton's speech can be seen as her latest outreach to Republicans who cannot support Trump.
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The added cash will help Democrats pour more money into advertising and voter outreach efforts.
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The White House will host an Obamacare millennial outreach summit, which can be livestreamed here.
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She served as chairwoman of the Democratic Steering and Outreach Committee in the 85033th Congress.
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Throughout its history, Wells Fargo has earned a reputation for community engagement, outreach and philanthropy.
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And she has made several overt outreach attempts to the Jewish community, with limited success.
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Quick take: Of course, Trump's cuts to enrollment outreach are also a major factor here.
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Outreach to core constituencies needs to continue to be central to everything the DNC does.
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They say the party will need cohesive messaging and outreach to pick up new seats.
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Dash's appearance as "new Academy director of diversity outreach" fell flat, to say the least.
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Clinton's youth outreach The exit polls showed a number of trouble spots for Clinton's campaign.
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Katie Harbath, the company's global politics and government outreach director, hailed the level of engagement.
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Outreach was made to local emergency officials and first responders, Carballo said, without specifying when.
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Our outreach team is going to be trained in doing naloxone injections to prevent overdoses.
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But after nearly a year of outreach, Utz had managed to win over some support.
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Couple that with outreach to people who can help and you'll be unstoppable in 2016.
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Dr. Perea-Henze said he hoped to "accelerate" Outreach NYC over the next two years.
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On Thursday, House Homeland Security will hear testimony from security firms on private sector outreach.
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Use it to expand your outreach and then work to hone your skills and talents.
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Many Democrats have also complained that Republicans' outreach to them has not been extensive enough.
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She was a DNC contractor whose job it was to handle outreach to ethnic Americans.
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And our story on her increased focus on cultural issues and outreach to black leaders?
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The $100 million project is a massive undertaking and has included outreach to local communities.
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Some of the Obama-era policies remain -- for example, part of the outreach on Cuba.
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The bill also would increase spending for outreach to encourage enrollment in health insurance plans.
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"I started out as an outreach coordinator, and eventually I became the CEO," says Williams.
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Trump has had a rocky history with his outreach to U.S. troops during his presidency.
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Korsnick is also planning more public outreach to convince Americans that nuclear power is green.
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"Doesn't that eventually undermine whatever minority outreach 'strategy' you come up with?" the adviser said.
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They warn that a federally run marketplace could mean less local knowledge and outreach efforts.
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The Koch network has recently raised eyebrows for its outreach to Democrats on some issues.
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Agencies that are concentrated on outreach often clash with those whose primary mission is defensive.
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Democrats are bruised and battered, but the newly installed Senate Democratic chairman of outreach, Sen.
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Democrats are still trying to highlight administration actions like cutting outreach funding for the law.
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More than a one-time outreach, voting and volunteering require an ongoing drumbeat of urgency.
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While Hispanic turnout this year is largely driven by on-the-ground voter outreach, Mrs.
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And a dedicated outreach coordinator works with disability groups to spread information about voting rights.
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CMS has won praise from Republicans for its outreach and openness in implementing that law.
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The training and the outreach should have been done for a scale of this project.
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The position facilitates outreach to local law enforcement officials, including the state homeland security advisors.
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The outreach strategy seemed to be working — Telemundo led their evening broadcast with Kaine's speech.
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The schedule reflects a continuing commitment to jazz outreach at street level, with few pretensions.
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WVI provides outreach and support services to more than 2,500 women veterans across the country.
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The White House offered support for both men Wednesday, praising their Hill outreach in particular.
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HHS officials in past years under the Obama administration had participated in those outreach efforts.
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The Morrisons focused their outreach efforts on Republican senators' offices but didn't have much luck.
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A Facebook staffer who specializes in conservative outreach also pushed back on the survey's findings.
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He doesn't acknowledge birthdays, deaths and various forms of outreach by people who love him.
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Her campaign's outreach, the warnings of so many prominent conservatives—none of that stuff mattered.
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The cuts mostly target NASA programs monitoring climate change and the agency's educational outreach efforts.
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Its latest tactic is to slash funding for Obamacare outreach and advertising by 90 percent.
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Was it someone in the Administration who is trying to prevent President Trump's Russia outreach?
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Anchor Jake Tapper was pressing Trump on whether he would continue Obama's outreach to Cuba.
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It gave an additional $200,000 to another organization supporting that group with outreach to voters.
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Nicole Frazier, the director of strategic partnerships and African American outreach, makes $106,000 per year.
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By then its outreach unit had grown to six employees, up from two in 2013.
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She also consulted for the DNC during the 2016 election on outreach to minority communities.
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Initial reports suggested that they were old records related to the committee's donor outreach program.
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But it is hard to know how those limits might play out for Musk's outreach.
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Slavitt said outreach to encourage people to enroll would remain largely as it has been.
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The answer is not very complicated: His campaign organized and prioritized outreach to Latinx communities.
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That's why WHD conducted more than 3,600 outreach events and presentations last year, a record.
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Bernie Sanders earlier this year to build his campaign's immigration platform and lead Latino outreach.
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He said that Mr. Wilkie and other department officials have done extensive outreach to veterans.
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"It was pretty clear that I would lose money," he said of the outreach plans.
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New York City is scheduled to begin the community outreach for its review this year.
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Buttigieg's handling of outreach to his black constituents has been questioned in South Bend before.
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And the Trump administration isn't likely to restore Obamacare's outreach and enrollment budget anytime soon.
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Another launched a campaign to run for City Council, engaging members to assist in outreach.
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Feminists in Argentina also learned from L.G.B.T. groups the importance of outreach to conservative groups.
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But one day I was doing outreach, and it was just starting to get cold.
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"You miss a day, you can come back," said Joyce Edwards, also an outreach worker.
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These centers were supposed to provide clinical care, housing and employment support, and community outreach.
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"Running a culturally competent Latino outreach program is a bedrock of our success," Rocha said.
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We will do our own outreach but, you know, you can't stop people from talking.
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And I have never once seen a political campaign directing outreach to urban Native voters.
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It helps us to outreach and to explain to people, "Hey, this isn't the N.R.A."
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The outreach included a meeting with Trump's director of trade and manufacturing policy, Peter Navarro.
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The foundation's outreach to younger participants expanded under her administration, and its scholarships program grew.
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The outreach from the parties and candidates continues to improve — though there are still gaps.
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Minton says the MTA does constant outreach on behalf of the homeless in the station.
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This election cycle, Trump's campaign is making more concerted, earlier investments in black voter outreach.
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While we are here, we're able to talk to multiple different groups doing some outreach.
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"But it's important for there to be attempts at civic education and outreach," he adds.
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Effort to enlist the show as Cold War cultural outreach — or propaganda — proved more complicated.
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"The plan is to extend our outreach and engagement program to new audiences," Yudina said.
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It also does outreach to political campaigns to get them to use the company's products.
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That's why Sanders is making outreach to black voters a top priority for 2020. 2.
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Direct outreach to patients to help them find services that cost less is another approach.
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His outreach to the Hispanic community, whatever you may make of it, is undoubtedly sincere.
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And, though Cárdenas worked with coalition groups, Biden has a Latinx outreach director, Laura Jiménez.
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Through her outreach, she also wants to inspire young people to find their own voice.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story included the incorrect name of an Outreach investor.
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Sanders said Manigault had been crucial to outreach with African-American communities, particularly on entrepreneurship.
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We're told LAPD has put her in touch with its Homeless Outreach Team, as well.
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The FBI will continue to adapt our investigative and outreach techniques to counter the threat.
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The Justice Department sought to emphasize that the outreach is unrelated to Russian meddling itself.
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Garza admitted he would have liked to invest more in Latino voter outreach this year.
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President Donald Trump's outreach to African American voters is coming to a storefront near you.
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I do a lot of outreach, explaining our Y programs across broad bases throughout Chicago.
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It has conducted attacks before, during and since the Trump administration's diplomatic outreach to Pyongyang.
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She, along with co-founder Jen Rubio, will focus on marketing, communications and customer outreach.
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This outreach is channeled through the Pregnancy Resource Centers, which number in the many thousands.
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These range from women's rights, to civil liberties, to immigrant outreach, to environmental protection. Donate.
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In fact, pursuing this sort of outreach is one of the reasons Moon was elected.
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And so far, Buttigieg has had more than a few stumbles in his outreach attempts.
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MODERATOR: Senator Harris, this week you criticized Mayor Pete Buttigieg's outreach to African-American voters.
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"It would be an epic failure not to do early outreach, mobilization and the persuasion."
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They warn that a federally-run marketplace could mean less local knowledge and outreach efforts.
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I know from my own outreach that pressure could also come from within the regime.
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This was due to a number of initiatives, including expanded outreach to low-income students.
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Participation rates could be greatly expanded through mass media outreach on all the obvious channels.
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The group didn't specify the amount of money being spent on the Latino outreach program.
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Sanders' team said its Latino outreach program features TV, radio, digital, mail, phone and texting.
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Get America Covered is one of several groups trying to fill in the outreach gap.
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Democrats have argued the Trump administration canceling outreach ads in the final week hurt enrollment.
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As in other states, Democratic leaders said there had been limited outreach by Mr. Biden.
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Gotham, for one, believes the outreach on social media is paying off in analog ways.
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They said they've been doing outreach in African-American communities to get them on side.
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Other strategies for reducing violence include street outreach, early childhood education, and poverty-reduction programs.
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Previously, Andiola worked on Senator Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign as a Latino outreach strategist.
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USAID realized early on that back-channel outreach didn't persuade Sopko to adjust his reports.
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He even worked with "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols on outreach efforts to prospective astronauts.
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You have to ask people, you have to do outreach in that way as well.
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None of this makes Flynn appear like a rogue actor in his outreach to Kislyak.
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On June 5, the committee considered the matter of improving constituent outreach by congressional offices.
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In 22020, however, given how competitive many House races were, outreach — especially by Democrats — improved.
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Watch: The Abortion Pill "During Ebola, we couldn't do outreach work [for contraception]," Fullah says.
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Trump during his campaign promised to revitalize inner city communities, but frequently conflated his outreach to low-income Americans with outreach to black and brown Americans -- describing a picture of daily life for African-Americans as a blighted war zone filled with crime and poverty.
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Past lives: Served as a spokesperson for George W. Bush; headed Google's outreach to GOP campaigns If Saliterman has his way, John Kasich's bacon-themed Snapchat ad will join Bill Clinton's Arsenio appearance and Obama's Facebook outreach as a landmark moment in presidential campaign history.
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In her own work, Schaffer strives to cultivate and create relationships, strategies, and outreach for artists.
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Federal outreach funding, and grants to "navigators" who helped people compare their options, have been slashed.
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Now, she shares her passion for technology and learning with kids and teens at outreach events.
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Clinton has made criminal justice reform and outreach to the black community central to her candidacy.
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Sorting out clothes to give away to our friend who does a lot of homeless outreach.
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The White House also has ended other outreach efforts to spur sign-ups on the HealthCare.
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But police said the use of new technology and community outreach efforts have helped reduce crime.
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Naruhito has indicated that he will continue the outreach and unifying role that his father played.
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Peck estimated that the reduced outreach led to 350,000 fewer people than might have signed up.
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Outreach is conducted in a way to help victims and then bring their perpetrators to justice.
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WPSBC offers range assessments and outreach services, which WD received not long before he turned two.
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Bowen is an author and youth speaker who operated Acton Bowen Outreach as a Christian ministry.
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Trump's health department slashed funding for enrollment advertising and outreach by tens of millions of dollars.
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Lyft tries to lessen the blow of fare cuts with outreach efforts and perks for drivers.
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It also could help elicit information to guide subsequent consumer outreach, which could include consumer alert.
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In addition to offering healthcare services, FWHC is active in community organizing, outreach and leadership development.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has slashed the budget for advertising and enrollment outreach.
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" What I do now: "I work as the content coordinator, as well as the outreach manager.
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I'm the outreach liaison to a Native American community someone told me about in Northwest Washington.
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Apple's retail footprint gives the company all sorts of advantages when it comes to consumer outreach.
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The OSTP coordinates science policy across the federal government and conducts outreach to the private sector.
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Baker-Hargrove was tasked with heading up mental health outreach in the wake of the shooting.
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Uber recently launched an effort entitled "180 Days of Change" aimed at improving outreach to drivers.
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While it is unusual to see Apple doing so much media outreach, it is not unprecedented.
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The library often runs zine-making workshops, and librarians take zines with them during outreach visits.
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There is solid empirical evidence that less outreach will lead to fewer people enrolling in insurance.
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The staff even worked a booth at the BET Awards in June, furthering its authentic outreach.
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This is the 2016 Democratic nominee: Even her humanizing anecdotes are a form of constituency outreach.
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Dunham has become one poster child for out-of-touch "celebrity" outreach — Hamilton is the other.
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West was also involved but she was the one to make the outreach to the administration.
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The event grew out of the center's community outreach programs, including the oral history project culturemapping90404.
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"Our communities exist under the radar of traditional polling and outreach by traditional means," Schaefer says.
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FYI, the Reaction Institute is a community outreach program that helps Brazil's youth with judo training.
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Politics of outreach to North Korea under these circumstances in an election year are virtually impossible.
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"This information will be used for burn outreach prevention and public health awareness programs," they wrote.
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This is at least the second role relating to Republican outreach that Google has advertised publicly.
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The idea for it came from the Buttigieg campaign, and Garner was pleased at the outreach.
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I think it's an intergovernmental agency outreach … where we'll be talking to state and local governments.
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Marta V. Martinez was a top citizen outreach official in Rhode Island during the 2010 count.
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Pruitt's outreach to cast the red team marks the clearest sign yet of Heartland's newfound influence.
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Outreach to younger potential visitors is a vital part of the diversity campaign for the NPS.
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It's also planning to increase customer outreach and add headcount globally to support its growth strategy.
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People are outraged now because we're in this period of time that everybody has selective outreach.
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Flanders told CNBC that eHealth regularly does outreach to customers to gauge their experience buying coverage.
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SEARCHING FOR CONSERVATIVES: Google is looking for a "conservative outreach" manager after Trump's win reports Bloomberg.
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Their 30+ years of experience make them unparalleled in the areas of animal care and outreach.
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Tim Ryan criticized his party's brand, their outreach to voters and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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On Tuesday, Bernie Sanders named Simone Zimmerman as his national Jewish outreach coordinator two days ago.
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They also rely on volunteers to be clinic escorts and to help with community outreach work.
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But there are other jobs that require outreach, communication and a whole lot of good will.
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What do you think of that power of outreach and the new digital face of activism?
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Instead he chose to focus on one word used by Elizabeth Warren in her political outreach.
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" As vice chairwoman, America First says Guilfoyle will assist with "fundraising, media appearances, and grassroots outreach.
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Even at the height of the Cold War, Italy's economic outreach to the U.S.S.R. was considerable.
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Animation broadened the cultural outreach, with "Coco" -- a story rooted in Mexican traditions -- leading the way.
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Blocking such non-military attacks requires civilian means, such as political outreach, policing and cyber-security.
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When the time came to reject Russian outreach and inform the FBI, the Trump campaign punted.
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But it would create a grant program for public outreach and education programs related to climate.
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It's unclear whether the outreach to Trump aides attracted the attention of special counsel Robert Mueller.
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This month, DAV kicked off a multi-pronged outreach initiative with an event on Capitol Hill.
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Macron, chief patron of the event, has emphasized the words "never again" in his public outreach.
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Trump's "outreach" to minority communities is as empty as the pews in Great Faith Ministries International.
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HBO's Bill Maher called President Trump's outreach to Democrats on immigration "bipolar ... not bipartisan" on Friday.
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The administration also has slashed the budgets for outreach and advertising promoting enrollment in Obamacare plans.
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For one, we spoke with Wells Fargo Advisors last month about coaching, outreach, and client handovers.
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Facebook's community outreach is reminiscent of Mark Zuckerberg's mission to visit all 50 states in 2017.
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The firm did not comply with the school's request, according to those familiar with the outreach.
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Fidel: They immediately obstructed enrollment efforts by passing laws intended to limit and defund Obamacare outreach.
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Clinton in 2008 and has been involved in discussions with her 2016 campaign about women's outreach.
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Navigator programs provide outreach, education, and enrollment assistance to consumers eligible for ObamaCare and Medicaid coverage.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D) was shot and nearly killed at an outreach event in her Tucson district.
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The Salisbury attack just weeks later underscored the futility of the outreach effort, those experts said.
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The French reality is far more difficult, requiring outreach, restraint and good sense from all sides.
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The outreach on Monday can be viewed as an effort to repair some of that damage.
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Consider their track record when they tell you what you should think about outreach to Russia.
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Holoride is a longshot and there are countless questions around the content, consumer outreach and compatibility.
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Washington's state legislature approved more funding for marketing and outreach, which appeared to be a factor.
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And what does Ms. Shaheen plan to call the line in her business's social media outreach?
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As I accompanied the outreach workers, everyone maintained an almost tireless optimism, offering encouragement to others.
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Advocates for voter outreach say it aims to suppress turnout, particularly in impoverished and minority communities.
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Outreach workers visit the tribe's camps, and Jarawas receive medical treatment in isolation wards at hospitals.
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Rocha, who says Democrats often don't invest enough in the last mile of Latino outreach, agreed.
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He said he did much of their advertising, and, with his company, spearheaded public-relations outreach.
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" On recruitment: "The reaction to outreach and recruiting since I joined has far exceeded my expectations.
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" What's next: "[The March for Science summit] will have science outreach, science advocacy and community organizing.
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But she said his meeting with Sharpton sent a positive signal about his outreach to blacks.
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Deciding not to run a big outreach campaign, for example, would near certainly reduce Obamacare enrollment.
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He also joined the Bernie Sanders campaign as a national Latino outreach coordinator during the primaries.
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They credit her outreach with providing the interest and energy to, in practice, start all over.
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"There's an instant intrigue about the design," Nicolas Aziz, NOMA's new community outreach coordinator, told Hyperallergic.
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An embassy spokeswoman said diplomats were intensifying their outreach effort and doing more events than usual.
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He spends much of his time now working within outreach community and interacting with the homeless.
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The outreach day is a bid to raise the falling birthrate among an increasingly aging population.
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The administration has cut back on advertising and outreach, though, which Democrats fear will depress enrollment.
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The new bodies, city officials said, had all been subject to the more robust outreach process.
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Our perspective has to be reflected in both black outreach and overall campaign strategy and messaging.
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New or expanded architecture, increased digital access and social media outreach are, at bottom, about promotion.
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The Dallas Police Department has an entire Youth Outreach Unit offering youth-focused programs and activities.
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One piece of evidence is right there in Baker's skeptical write-up of Trump's outreach efforts.
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The group's educational outreach efforts further promote marine conservation and stewardship among youth, locals and tourists.
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H.I.V. specialist primary-care providers at community health centers make pre-exposure prophylaxis accessible through outreach.
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"I spend a lot of time on outreach, convincing people not to kill snakes," he said.
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The outreach from other athletes and teams comes in many forms, players from both teams said.
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Cruz outperformed those expectations, and by all appearances he did it through superior organization and outreach.
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Some countries mentioned above rely on civil registries, others emphasize data-sharing or voter outreach campaigns.
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Touching will be encouraged for most works, and outreach is precisely what Burning Man is after.
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There was also, Grossmann said, a wrong dismissiveness of the meaning of Sanders's youth outreach efforts.
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Outreach from the government is often met with distrust, further isolating the community from truthful information.
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She may use his video for "civil rights advocacy, outreach and educational activities," the settlement states.
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Dr. Franklin served as acting director during the time when many of the outreach efforts collapsed.
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Their daily lives revolve around chanting and conducting outreach services; they all lead a monastic lifestyle.
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Ms. Hidalgo said she ran a targeted campaign with television advertisements and door-to-door outreach.
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But the outreach by Russia has threatened to disrupt diplomacy undertaken by Afghan and American officials.
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The department is also expanding education and outreach efforts about the proper use of litter baskets.
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Protests and counterprotests in Washington, Turkey's lira in danger and China's outreach to the Czech Republic.
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Menin's role includes outreach efforts that encourage residents in New York City to complete the census.
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Colleges, he said, must do more in terms of outreach to encourage underrepresented students to apply.
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Douglas Cornman, another Sunbeam crew member, is the boat's director of island outreach and its chaplain.
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At least 27,000 Indian sellers have signed up since Amazon began the outreach two years ago.
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Sports PR pros have focused their media outreach on how their clients are supporting their communities.
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The transportation department coordinated with the Chinatown Partnership, the neighborhood's business improvement group, to conduct outreach.
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She's held a variety of positions over the years, often focused on charity or public outreach.
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We are starting outreach to try and find a sponsor for our 2020 events and initiatives.
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The Republican moderates who'd counseled more outreach to black and Hispanic voters would have been strengthened.
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He said the measure includes "anti-sabotage" measures, an apparent reference to restoring the outreach funding.
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His outreach has produced results: Four years ago, Abbott won 44 percent of the Hispanic vote.
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Staff members from the policy, communications and outreach and education departments were among those who left.
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Execute outreach orchestration and timing using three different channels for at least ten (10) target leads.
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The organization now has about 300 volunteers, including therapists, technicians and people involved in public outreach.
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Clinton aides insist the outreach to Republicans isn't a signal of any rightward shift on policy.
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There are 250 staffers on the ground, with a Latino outreach that far outpaces rival campaigns.
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Perpetrators' outreach methods are still often the same as they were in the days of Ponzi.
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So could inertia; sinking millions of state dollars into census outreach is a fairly new idea.
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Obama is expected to offer more of a soft sell of diplomatic outreach than hard swings.
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Dawson is a native New Yorker who also co-founded Voto Latino, a voter outreach organization.
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Sales Navigator can also automatically update services that manage sales outreach efforts, such as Sales Cloud.
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Representatives for Bloomberg did not respond to repeated requests for comment after several days of outreach.
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Now, Mr. Fischer is helping lead Mr. Bloomberg's outreach to other mayors struggling with their budgets.
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But the larger project that Mr. Washington represents isn't a matter of outreach to other camps.
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It also would increase outreach, education and reporting efforts at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
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