"That parish was very strong and passionate about the sense of community, but, of course, the sense of community was not about the architecture of the place."
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There's a very strong sense of community — even pride.
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Everyone is friendly, and there's this great sense of community.
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"There's a sense of community in our app," Howard said.
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Over time, a sense of community formed among many residents.
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They create an 'in' culture and a sense of community.
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Something about surviving seasonal depression creates a sense of community.
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The sense of community is fun, but it's healthy, too.
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"We all have this huge sense of community," she said.
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Instead of a sense of community, I felt completely alone.
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And look at the sense of community when we vote.
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L.A. was literally built to defy any sense of community.
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There was a strong sense of community in the city.
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"There's such a strong sense of community here," he said.
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The experience has given her a perverse sense of community.
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And it really just brings, like, a sense of community.
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We gain a sense of community, however false or fleeting.
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Music startup 8tracks has always had a strong sense of community.
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It is the sense of community that is getting Beckles through.
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Do you feel a sense of community and kinship right now?
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The music, the energy and the sense of community was intoxicating.
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When the tents went up, that reinforced our sense of community.
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Each generation necessarily reinvents its culture, history, and sense of community.
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The cafe, Ms. Arcone said, gave her a sense of community.
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Unlike corporate multiplexes, these boutique theaters offer a sense of community.
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The wildly popular Baking Show deliberately creates a sense of community.
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They should come away feeling something and a sense of community.
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Or surpass themselves by demonstrating courage and a sense of community.
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What's more, "there's a sense of community here," Ms. Masara said.
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Neighborhood schools are essential to creating a shared sense of community.
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That sense of community is what makes our System so special.
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So what it does best is create that sense of community.
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Your sense of community and routine can be turned upside down.
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Isn't the huddle's demonstrated sense of community part of football's soul?
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It's about feeling that sense of community and support through making.
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"I have always enjoyed the strong sense of community," she said.
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There's also the opportunity to pay for a sense of community.
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He's returned to a sense of community, shared experiences, and familiarity.
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Queerness has a sense of community, too, that's very important to me.
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I have a sense of community with the women that follow me.
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So is the sense of community that Nidetch built Weight Watchers on.
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There is definitely a sense of community here that there wasn't before.
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But more importantly, offering corrections is what builds a sense of community.
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She said the biggest benefit for participants is a sense of community.
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The wide range of interviewees creates a sense of community and commonality.
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He says artistic crosswalks build a sense of community around the intersections.
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The 15 happiness metrics included civic engagement, walkability, and sense of community.
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They are often looking for news, dialogue, and a sense of community.
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"The gaming world gives you a sense of community," he told me.
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Some said the old sense of community had disappeared in construction dust.
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They could dash people's sense of community, their optimism about human nature.
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Perhaps their sense of community is the leading force toward their happiness.
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Austrians also enjoy a strong sense of community and a stable economy.
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There's a strong sense of community among those living in the lots.
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"You feel a sense of community here right away," Ms. Ventura said.
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But a "sense of community" is not the same as having one.
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You absolutely have this sense of community, and personally I love it.
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It is critical for disabled people to find a sense of community.
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"Everyone knows everyone, and there's a sense of community," Ms. Vickers said.
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There's a real sense of community here, more so than other places.
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That can also boost restaurants' sales, but with minimal sense of community-building.
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Does a great bar offer any similar sense of community as a church?
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Do you feel a sense of community here at Contact in the Desert?
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In a way, that could undermine the sense of community and people socializing.
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For me, what really set the class apart was the sense of community.
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Gig economy companies market themselves by touting a sense of community and trust.
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There was clearly a sense of community between the drinkers and the vendor.
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They tried to build a sense of community there, but it didn't work.
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That's one of them, and I like Kevin's sense of community on that.
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In their new neighborhood, "I love the sense of community," Mr. Burroughs said.
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And there is a strong sense of community held together by those institutions.
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LOM: I love the sense of community and civic pride that Detroiters have.
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Do you feel the same sense of community at those kinds of festivals?
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Everybody felt very comfortable there; there was a very strong sense of community.
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If schools still need the football-infused sense of community that Muraco describes?
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But that sense of community seems no longer available to my white students.
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It was the sense of community at the school that brought her back.
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The objective, Ms. Hoskin said, was to regain a lost sense of community.
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I love the trading feature and the sense of community on the app.
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Some neighborhoods have lost that sense of community that can lead to activism.
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The lack of choice and condensed space inadvertently fostered a sense of community.
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Starbucks wants to be a place for conversation and a sense of community.
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Everyone knows each other, and you can really feel the sense of community.
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It fosters a sense of community, and isn't that what we all want?
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It was the sense of community, which had been missing since I separated.
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"Social media is destroying our sense of community in this country," she said.
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"I felt there was a real sense of community down there," Lapine remarked.
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You lose a sense of community, but you get an influx of members.
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A large part of why we chose our home was the sense of community.
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Singers at the recent Yale session uniformly cited the sense of community it fostered.
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Lobbies like the NRA provide the same sense of community that newspapers once offered.
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It's hardly punishment—you get three meals a day, there's a sense of community.
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Everybody wants to feel like they belong, and everybody wants a sense of community.
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I thought a lot about why people are seeking out a sense of community.
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The sense of community is very strong and they're going to adopt collective ideals.
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There never seemed to be a sense of community; it always seemed very careerist.
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Be engaged in your communityDemonstrating a sense of community engagement is important, Kascsak said.
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Researchers concluded that this was in part because of a sense of community connectedness.
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As a newcomer, she found herself drawn to buildings with a sense of community.
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But what sets Liberty apart is the sense of community that is possible there.
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At Frieze, there's more of a sense of community amongst the people who participate.
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My wish is that in reading my books people develop a sense of community.
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"The walkability is really good and there's a nice sense of community," she said.
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He added that Waffle House restaurants tend to have a special sense of community.
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By the day's end, the girls said the sense of community lifted their spirits.
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Soon, the sense of community turned adversarial, as the players engaged in rhythmic competition.
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Speaking offered a sense of community, the rare chance to crowdsource my personal thesaurus.
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It's only among their fellow sufferers that these girls get a sense of community.
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I think it's good to have a sense of community in music right now.
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It's a rare place that creates a sense of community that bridges socioeconomic gaps.
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There is a sense of community and new opportunities, especially for women, in the camp.
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Every campaign, especially now, has to be about how we renew that sense of community.
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Danielle Hall sees additional benefits to sound bathing, such as gaining a sense of community.
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It happens in three ways: through sensory overload, collisions and communitas (a sense of community).
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But the truth is that a sense of community is vital to accelerating your goals.
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People belong to private clubs first and foremost for a sense of community, Wallmeyer said.
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I also think social consumer products require a sense of community, and they require identity.
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But everyone agrees that these gestures are not enough to foster a sense of community.
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But it also has the strongest, most genuine sense of community I have ever seen.
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There's a real sense of community and a real sense of belonging to something special.
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The constant interaction I notice expresses a sense of community that I find vaguely unfamiliar.
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People around the world are losing loved ones, livelihoods, their sense of community, security, safety.
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There's also a real-time aspect to the forum, and a strange sense of community.
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It's an evolving system, and we're looking for ways to strengthen a sense of community.
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Their sense of community narrows: only those who look like them are to be tolerated.
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Our sense of community seems to shift steadily among these very different modes of thinking.
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These stories offered me, and I think many others, hope and a sense of community.
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That sense of community and kinship belies the rough edges on Frankford's surface, residents say.
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"I was really looking for a sense of purpose, a sense of community," Edmondson said.
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Even to the people we met — the locals — I felt a sense of community with.
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No. Do they feel a sense of community enough that they want to get involved?
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"A lot of residents here have a very strong sense of community," said Ms. Cagle.
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Education, hard work and a sense of community are what made me who I am.
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That sense of community at times can be lost online, it can be very fragmented.
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The annuals solidified the sense of community that had long been building among black photographers.
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BRMCI know a big goal of your fest is promote a sense of community and friendship.
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Because, for many who show up, MAGA is about a sense of community over all else.
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A sense of community similar to the offline non-monogamous community would be powerful, he said.
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" "Re: greater sense of community — anything that kind of forges an inside joke will do that.
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At the core of this ideal is the publisher's commitment to creating a sense of community.
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Craving that sense of community a gym provides, but in the comfort of your own home?
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There is a slowness to life that is attractive, she says, and a sense of community.
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It has helped provide a sense of community in an age when families have been split.
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" Holmes also likes group workout classes like SoulCycle, sharing that she enjoys the "sense of community.
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Online discussion boards help foster a sense of community and provide a place for swapping tips.
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Does your crew give you a sense of community and encourage you to chase your dreams?
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But that sense of community, that sense of artists being informed by other artists' work, continues.
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Some may opt for the absolute best education while others may prefer a sense of community.
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However, it can also offer a sense of community, particularly with the rise of social media.
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According to Serani, those very feelings foster social bonds, love bonds, and a sense of community.
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The fact that it forms a circle also forces viewers to enact a sense of community.
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" But no matter where Smell lands, he says, "that sense of community will still be there.
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One of the nice things about horror is you have a sense of community about it.
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By writing about this stuff so openly I hope to create a small sense of community.
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This in turn leads to a lowered sense of community and a weakening of our democracy.
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But in the span of a generation, the town's sense of community fell apart, she said.
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Virtual interactions, she suggests, are wrecking our sense of community, our relationships and even our bodies.
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For long-term residents, the incentive to stay in Belmont has been a sense of community.
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There is a proud sense of community here, Matt Ortega said, and an embrace of diversity.
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Bridge By The New York Times As longtime residents, the Ryans nurture that sense of community.
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Point out that private property is being stolen and your sense of community has been shaken.
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As three simultaneous afterparties each night raged toward the dawn, the sense of community never dissipated.
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The food offerings not only promote healthfulness but foster a sense of community, Canteri told CNBC.
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The imagery conveys a warm sense of community and celebration on summer days across the city.
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So too are the sense of community, usefulness and personal identity that such jobs often fostered.
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She has also been drawn to the "prayerfulness" of the chapel and the sense of community.
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In its wake, users are still struggling to find alternatives with the same sense of community.
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Couldn't that same infectious sense of community be coaxed out of an audience in a theater?
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People typically join movements to feel a sense of community but this one seems quite isolating.
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The sense of community also sees many refugees and locals, like Vicky Carnegy, signing up to volunteer.
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They provoke introspection, conversation and a sense of community -- all of which are sorely lacking right now.
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The sense of family forged in the daily grind of service provided him with sense of community.
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What these observers don't acknowledge is how important such gatherings are to fostering a sense of community.
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Slab City Rendezvous, on view at the Farnsworth Museum in Rockland, Maine captures their sense of community.
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That sense of horizontal interaction, however illusory it may be, works to create that sense of community.
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For Halayko, building a sense of community around the brand is what craft beer is all about.
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And efforts to buoy a sense of community are growing, like book clubs and communal gathering spaces.
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And that's the sense of community, the third place, and the environment that we create around family.
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The sense of community I've gained through their actions has given me strength when I have none.
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And the film presents that sense of community as something worth overcoming one's own prejudices to save.
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So instead we live online and click on memes and Tumblr to feel a sense of community.
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The neighborhoods in which they're located are typically unsafe, underfunded and lack a real sense of community.
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The sense of community in the station is "like no other in Israel," according to the Guardian.
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Austin has a great sense of community and plenty of outdoor activities that are cheap or free.
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"There is a large sense of community and the residents really care about the neighborhood," she said.
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We can hang out, eat, and go to shows so that sense of community isn't just online.
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Like Kitty, she felt bolstered by the sense of community that emerged between her and her followers.
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In fact, the internet can actually help us feel connected and give us a sense of community.
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There's a sense of community and liveliness that can only come from inviting others into your space.
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But the skating world's sense of community belies the history of violence and prejudice imposed upon it.
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He helped foster a sense of community, long before comic book characters were omnipresent in pop culture.
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It's a very similar humor that everyone has, and there's a big sense of community on there.
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During my stay, I found lingering was not just tolerated but encouraged for a sense of community.
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One reason for this, experts say, is because kindness contributes to our sense of community and belonging.
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It also includes elements like a coffee shop, with the goal of creating a sense of community.
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With all these strides we're making, an even stronger sense of community is just around the corner.
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Which means they are losing the only thing they were rich in: a deep sense of community.
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But even if they weren't looking for it, they feel it — that really deep sense of community.
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Despite the horror of the situation, both first responders praised the sense of community it had provoked.
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The prevalence of group presentations and gallery partnerships highlights the sense of community that permeates this fair.
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I could resort to the thing that had initially drawn me to Reddit: a sense of community.
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There is a disconnect from a deeper sense of community, a void where the faithful should be.
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If that specialty is an Iowa signature, the sense of community at Smitty's is characteristic of Midwestern hospitality.
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LS: We're from the Balkans, and in my opinion, your sense of community is even stronger than ours.
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Butler also spoke of Malibu's strong sense of "community spirit," which he has long felt a part of.
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And the Knights did do good work, giving back to their parishes and creating a sense of community.
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But for many Black people, myself included, the church provides our first sense of community outside the home.
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Perhaps it's because an office joke about emoji fosters the sense of community companies seeking retention yearn for.
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Sarooqi hopes the meeting will build a sense of community and a want to participate at the school.
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There was a rebelliousness and a deep sense of community among them that I was undeniably drawn to.
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At their best, group texts offer a sense of community and acceptance, enhancing social connections and forging friendships.
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"At the end of the day, [trolls] are looking for a sense of community as well," said Paper.
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Increasingly, the Brujas have become interested in fostering a sense of community among minority youths across the city.
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The cost of rent includes access to the park's amenities, which Money said create a sense of community.
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Like Burger, Misty Gilley has lived in Orlando Lakefront for several months and loves the sense of community.
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Besides, they felt little sense of community on the Upper West Side, and wanted a more cohesive neighborhood.
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"I come from a big family of Sicilian farmers, so I appreciate that sense of community," Ribisi says.
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I found in some cities, the more resources they had, the more a sense of community they had.
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Knight said that "there is no sense of community" in his industry now that Rentboy is no more.
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Holding hands and singing one last song together, I feel an unbelievable sense of community in the group.
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Hughes grew up in bucolic, God-fearing North Carolina, with little money but a strong sense of community.
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Specialist camps and minority-focused programs help foster a sense of community for kids who desperately need it.
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She appreciated the sense of community at her parish and the way she saw faith shaping her daughters.
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Of course there's a sense of community behind it, and its positive qualities will always outweigh its flaws.
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The sense of community is reinforced by Pelham's myriad nonprofits, which recruit residents as participants, volunteers and donors.
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The differences were vast — for one, I missed the easy access to nature and the sense of community.
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The sense of community and passion that has surrounded me these last 10 months has enriched my life.
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Pinchuk said that Chinese culture is rooted in a sense of community, while the U.S. holds individuality sacred.
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In her new home, she suddenly found that "I had no connections, no sense of community," she said.
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Edmondson already developed a safe sense of community and purpose around her work with Lauren Salzman and others.
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Both elements of fun work to bring people together and build a sense of community around a common cause.
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A sense of community, and of individuals who are often isolated within it, is one of Smith's enduring themes.
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So far, that hasn't been a problem — a testament to the sense of community that led to its creation.
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"But the sense of community in the rural Lebanons was the same as the village where I grew up."
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The minute you walk in, you get a sense of community and that priceless interaction behind the pizza counter.
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One of the best things about the internet is the sense of community that exists around your niche interests.
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We're looking for a higher state of consciousness, for people to feel more connected and a sense of community.
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In this group, he found a warm sense of community that had long eluded him, and forged lasting friendships.
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That simple dinner fostered a sense of community and exchange that every global policy maker should feel just once.
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"We're migrants to America and to New York and we wanted to build a sense of community," Pride said.
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There's an almost tangible sense of community in the neighborhood, in both decades-old businesses and more-recent openings.
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Subreddits have their own rules and moderators to help maintain a sense of community within specific topic areas. Why?
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: How does one's sense of community impact the decision to vote?
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How might politicians, activists and community members tap into this sense of community to encourage more people to vote?
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One reason for this, experts say, is because giving to others contributes to our sense of community and belonging.
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"It created a sense of community with incredible energy, where people were doing a lot of things," Boch concludes.
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Traveling to tournaments and other investments of time and money can produce a tribal effect and sense of community.
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People don't understand how important restaurants are until they're gone, and you realize you've lost a sense of community.
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Twitch encourages the sense of community, engaging with users and giving them more tools to let their language thrive.
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"I am running because I see that sense of community is getting fractured," Klobuchar said on Sunday in Iowa.
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"I'm not saying every small building will have this sense of community, but I'm glad I'm living in one."
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"You feel a sense of community with the models and the people who work with the designer," he said.
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So too is the area's longstanding attempts to finally integrate its students and foster a shared sense of community.
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Add to that mix one master ingredient: a sense of community characterized by warm, supportive, satisfying relationships with others.
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They spend less time in rooms and like to socialize and work in vibrant lobbies with a sense of community.
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The Danish breakout says the tight-knit sense of community he learned growing up has stuck with him in America.
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This kind of harmless trolling is how online communities establish who is in-group and solidify their sense of community.
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"Transmasculine youth, as well as nonbinary youth, really lack a sense of community or visibility," Russ Toomey told BuzzFeed News.
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These days almost all suburban developers talk about "place-making" and "urban-style" living, and fostering a sense of community.
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Tomohiro hopes that the building inspires in students and visitors a sense of community and a deep respect for peace.
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Although the stories the Bible has to tell hold little appeal for me, the sense of community and togetherness does.
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Mufleh, who's from Jordan, started her program in 2004 to provide a sense of community and support for her players.
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In politics, Basque nationalism has dark, exclusionary undertones, yet the sense of community at these gatherings is wholesome and enchanting.
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"It's the culture and the sense of community," said Ian Albert, manager of CrossFit Concrete Jungle in New York City.
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It wiped out entire neighborhoods prized for their privacy and sense of community and turned scenic areas into charred forest.
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These features, Imani said, are designed to help readers delve into book topics while also fostering a sense of community.
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"Human beings are much more reassuring than robots," he adds, saying a machine cannot help engender a sense of community.
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What little sense of community Jughead has with Archie evaporates once Principal Weatherbee requests he finish the semester at home.
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Some people would claim that Sunderland supporters thrive on adversity, and that it strengthens the sense of community among them.
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And a lot of people I spoke to found a real sense of community they may not have otherwise had.
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A greater sense of communityYou can also give the gift of creating a stronger sense of community among the audience.
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The gift of these creative works: They foster a sense of community with the living and also with the dead.
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"It helps keep the land open, gives us a sense of community and keeps the rural character of the town."
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Colonel Beltrame's act prompted an outpouring of support and a sense of community from people of different faiths and backgrounds.
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They're needed not just for sex but beyond that, to nurture the sense of community and friendships and education spaces.
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That kind of connective tissue exists among many of the brands, giving the street an even greater sense of community.
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The nation hurts for those who lost their lives, their homes, their animals, their sense of community, their communities themselves.
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What helped was having that sense of community—Seth Meyers, Fred Armisen, Amy Poehler—telling me that I did belong.
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A lot of what my work stands for is destroying that sense of fear and fostering a sense of community.
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Our diversity, low cost of living, and the sense of community we enjoy make me proud to represent our city.
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Her husband, also an award-winning engineer, created an invaluable sense of community in the department and guided younger students.
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Rather, New York City rose again owing to the heart, compassion and sense of community in all of its people.
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He said Williams' act of kindness reflects the sense of community his staff tries to serve alongside each hot meal.
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They're looking to connect with other people on a regular basis and love the idea of a sense of community.
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It created a sense of community in various places, including at school, the grocery store, or the local library branch.
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I don't really find a sense of community among my fellow concertgoers—like I said, I'm just there for the music.
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But when you get home, that sense of community is gone, and the world is stripped of that intensity and purpose.
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Often some Democrats minimize or do not understand the power of faith, family and a sense of community in small towns.
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Today, the sense of community that little magazines were designed to create and foster is largely open-ended and ever-changing.
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But at Celebration's core was nostalgia, making the last two cornerstones, "sense of place" and "sense of community", the most important.
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And you have to establish a common vision and a dialogue and a sense of community — then you can move forward.
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Self-proclaimed believers in LFE say they still hold on to the sense of community they found through the Tsuki Project.
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It's such a unique kind of pain, and I think it's really important for people to feel a sense of community.
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This destroys a sense of community and shared mission, and creates a carry-on effect: success becomes a zero sum game.
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She tells Broadly that having a sense of community was crucial in helping her and her family deal with their experience.
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This is definitely changing, but as it grows, it has still maintained a great sense of community within the restaurant scene.
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Independent or small businesses help foster a sense of community, family, and home for long-time residents, as well as newcomers.
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Rajendran said the idea is to explore how architecture, culture, and a sense of community identity can provide unique, "localized" experiences.
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And every year I, like many other Muslims, look forward to the spiritual rejuvenation and sense of community during the month.
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Food halls are becoming more popular because they create a sense of community and elevate the standard mall food-court experience.
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For a number of reasons, but one of them is the sense of community that he's built in Seattle and skateboarding.
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Do you think it's possible to manufacture that sense of community and solidarity without the oppressive weight of suffering or combat?
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Freelancing can be isolating, but the military has a vast, built-in sense of community with things like co-working spaces.
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This original Sonic run has a charismatic commentator, cool glitches and tricks, and exudes positivity and a strong sense of community.
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That heightened sense of security, Murren said, is foremost in his mind, but also part of nurturing a sense of community.
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She didn't know the music well but was moved by its traditional instruments, simple vocals, complicated rhythms, and sense of community.
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It makes the notion of restoring any sense of community with liberals or ethnic minorities or women very difficult to entertain.
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When Village Grannies opened three weeks after the election last year, that sense of community was something they felt people craved.
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One of the things that I am most proud of is the strong sense of community we all share as employees.
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That firm sense of community is a massive part of Eistnaflug, whose staff pride themselves on fostering a welcoming, inclusive environment.
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Despite the distances, locals say Kimba always had a strong sense of community, at least until the nuclear site was proposed.
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Many of you have contributed to the sense of community at the University of Baltimore by actively participating in student life.
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I love talking to my people; we relate to each other so much and I feel a wonderful sense of community.
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It's a necessary tool to keep people sane and safe by bringing entertainment—and a sense of community—back to everyone.
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It's a lovely mix of high-stakes drama and homely atmosphere, with a strong sense of community wrapped around the couple.
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The New Jersey Democrat ran for president aiming to restore a sense of community and mend the moral fabric of America.
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In other words, our sense of community is less and less about being from someplace and more about being like someone.
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A sense of community unity that emerged after the tainted water was first acknowledged has started to fade, some residents said.
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Although these mean streets have more potholes than pavement, aspirations, achievements and a sense of community also find themselves at home.
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By partnering with influencers, creating a sense of community around her brand (dubbed the "Choosy Nation"), and focusing on great content.
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Webinars were another cost-effective way that Huebner increased value for the company&aposs users and created a sense of community.
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"It would take a big part of the history and the tradition and the sense of community out of the shop."
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Not just latkes and twice-a-year synagogue attendance; I mean the sense of community, of history, of tradition, of family.
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It won't heal you, but it could open your eyes to new treatment avenues and give you a sense of community.
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I go to gay bars, they are a place where we have a sense of community that we don't necessarily have elsewhere.
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While people were using dating sites to connect with like-minded kinksters for sex, the networking site offered a sense of community.
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Their sense of community, as designed by the corporation, was stronger than their sense of loyalty to any community outside the company.
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Do you think that commercial success had an affect on the band or that sense of community you were just talking about?
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It's that sense of community that many users who spoke to The Verge reference when they explain why they want to participate.
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Instead, he says, research shows that people are attracted to areas where there is a positive mood and a sense of community.
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But given the choice, I'll pick the sense of community and connection my smartphone allows over the freedom of disconnecting every time.
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Founders are now beginning to enter the startup market again after their first exits, and there is a growing sense of community.
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The sense of community that emerged in August 2014 remains one of the most powerful things I've ever been a part of.
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It's important to have those connections and day-to-day interactions with the people around you and foster a sense of community.
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While lectures have set roles—the audience as passive listeners, the speakers as actors—the group dialogue created a sense of community.
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"One unique thing about the black church tradition, particularly in small churches, is that a sense of community forms that's intergenerational," Rev.
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Emerson College, thankfully, has no frat houses, so Tau's sense of community operates on the organization and commitment of its brothers alone.
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Like many North Koreans, she has found a South Korean church that provides her a sense of community and some financial support.
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Mr. Roche saw it as a place where workers could observe one another across the garden and feel a sense of community.
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" McCall added that the most valuable aspect of the move was its creation of a "renewed sense of community throughout the program.
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When I saw these actresses onscreen in the company of my awe-struck children, I felt an exhilarating sense of community pride.
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You'll find all of those below, along with Paul Collier's nonfiction book about retaining a sense of community in a globalized world.
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There was also a sense of community in the six-story building as the majority of tenants were from the Dominican Republic.
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Mental health and a sense of community, for example, are equally important forms of capital even though they may be more intangible.
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"There's a real sense of community that I don't think we'd get if we were in a shinier new building," she said.
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Barry's life is defined by being isolated, and he finally gets that sense of community from the people in the acting class.
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To encourage the sense of community, Paragraph holds readings every month for its members at the KGB bar in the East Village.
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Some complain that the configuration of the refurbished place — including bridges and moat — has dampened sound and wrecked a sense of community.
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It's harder and harder for people to have a real sense of community and there's almost no personal accountability for online behavior.
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I got a really strong sense of community here from how the patrons were sharing space and very respectful to one another.
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The sense of place the hospitals support weakens, with all the social pathologies that accompany the loss of a sense of community.
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Yazmin Quroz, a longtime resident, said working with police officers, whom she now knows by name, had brought a sense of community.
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In simple terms, I was looking at this positive sense of community, and I wanted to create images that people felt proud of.
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They lower prices and in the process beget life, buzz and, to use the politician's cliché, a sense of community. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Such is the sense of community, "People pop into the mosque like it's the pub," says one local (meaning it as a compliment).
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That sense of community and family is the heart of Brazilian culture, and staying engaged with my family is what keeps me connected.
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Cultivating — and maintaining — a sense of community will provide you with a strong support system to carry you through life's most challenging moments.
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They were a way for Jewish immigrants from all over the world to work together, growing crops and building a sense of community.
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Dinklage filmed Thrones in Europe, which he said contributed to the sense of community that he'll bid farewell to as the show closes.
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Schultz went on to tell employees that the coffee chain can provide "an antidote" by providing a "sense of community" to its customers.
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But it has also deprived us of the psychologically invaluable sense of community and interdependence that we hominids enjoyed for millions of years.
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So certainly when our veterans come into the floor, there's that sense of community as we welcome them, welcome onto the trading floor.
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Wright: Having a workplace that makes you feel proud of yourself and gives you a sense of community is something we all want.
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It's an extremely futuristic service that seamlessly connects people and creates a sense of community over something as basic as a trivia game.
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But more than just a sound financial decision, living in the same home will provide a sense of community for the two families.
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The internet became essential in his recovery not because it could provide long-sought answers, but because it offered a sense of community.
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She describes her upbringing in a conservative Jewish household as being full of hearty meals, lively conversation, and a strong sense of community.
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We asked people where they currently stand on religious or spiritual beliefs, and where they feel the strongest sense of community and purpose.
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Those weird, unique desires are built into us as humans, so I hope to capture that innate sense of community in the monument.
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"There was a sense of community, which is always something that comes under pressure when the economy's not working for people," Garvin says.
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That sense of community is so huge for me, because we're all encouraging each other to work more, hustle harder, and jump higher.
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Much of Horna's work was made in collaboration with close friends and sprang from the deep sense of community she developed in Mexico.
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"We like to do most of the work ourselves, because for me it's about building and maintaining the sense of community," she explains.
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You walk into this feeling like I might not know anyone at first, but after a while there's a real sense of community.
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Bickering between the White House and the Federal Reserve or the leadership on Capitol Hill instills neither confidence nor a sense of community.
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So to entertain themselves and foster a sense of community, many residents have started singing, dancing, and playing instruments out on their balconies.
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Times Insider NYT Parenting, a Times site, aims to bring clear, expert advice — and a sense of community — all together in one place.
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Compared with their peers, members of Greek organizations report greater well-being, a stronger sense of community and better preparation for postcollege life.
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"Long Island City almost has a desperate craving for a sense of community and character," said Eran Chen, ODA's founder and executive director.
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Opinion: An author in Milan observes that a sense of indignation over travel restrictions has morphed into a dawning sense of community awareness.
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But they serve the same function, which is building a sense of community through stories that reveal the most vulnerable parts of ourselves.
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I encourage families to get their kids involved in theater because the sense of community and togetherness in performing encourages pro-social behavior.
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She said traditions like sprinkling and the folk dance group helped young people preserve their identity and gave them a sense of community.
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"The sense of community has gotten better because of the park and community activities that are held at the park," Ms. Cohen said.
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When used strategically, it's also good at fostering fulfilling experiences, relationships, and a sense of community — all reliable ways of boosting well-being.
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But unionized manufacturing work gave a sense of community and meaning that more atomized, more modern, more service-based work struggles to do.
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Because of the small space, it is easy to see everyone who comes to services, creating a sense of community, Father Madigan said.
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Many of the artists who frequent Night Gallery's parties live or work nearby, drawn to the area's cheap rents and a sense of community.
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He credits this sense of community and family in providing the confidence he needed to share an aspect of himself he had long repressed.
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Sabb says the internet helped him to find his "tribe" of likeminded individuals seeking the same sense of community without borders or preconceived notions.
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Many more seem to depend on repetition, building a sense of community or following, interacting with individual subscribers, and the attempt to be first.
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A hallmark of their shows is the sense of community that doesn't feel cliquey, even if the artists themselves keep their group tight-knit.
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I used to go on a lot of art forums and that really allowed me to form a sense of community around digital art.
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"People who are above the age of 35 have more sunk costs, both personal — friends, family, a sense of community — and economic," Carnevale said.
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But location can play a major role in the available career opportunities, quality of life and sense of community that can ease the transition.
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"I really want families to know how intentional teachers are about creating a sense of community and creating relationships with kids," Ms. Schwartz said.
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TV's "Rising" that satanism appeals to younger people and gives those who have turned their backs on other organized religions a sense of community.
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She said that working on the show not only gave her a sense of community but also allowed her to collaborate with a teacher.
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"The developer wanted to create a sense of community and conviviality in the public spaces," said Pamela Hinckley, chief executive of Tom Douglas Restaurants.
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Generally, though, Tom still feels that sense of community amongst the majority of the crowd, and knows that the core support are still there.
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"It's hard to exist within a subculture without having some sense of community," Windsor explains, adding that this community is crucial for marginalized groups.
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There was definitely a strong sense of community, but it seemed like two different ones side-by-side-Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
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"There was a sense of community," he said, his 7-month-old daughter strapped to his chest and a mask hanging around his neck.
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Although most organizations try to manage parents' behavior, Dr. Warner said the solution comes from providing a sense of community outside of children's activities.
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The situation, Ms. Rosenthal correctly says, is a threat to the area's character, its "sense of community" and even its residents' sense of safety.
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"I doubt it was a substitute for really being in person, but by the end there was a sense of community," Mr. Calo said.
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Having recently attended a bingo night, he came away impressed with the sense of community and giving back that's constantly nurtured within the lodges.
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A sense of community, lost I have known so many young men in my family and my neighborhood who seem like they've given up.
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"There was a sense of community," he said, his 7-month-old daughter strapped to his chest and a mask hanging around his neck.
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"In towns and cities where there is a strong sense of community, there is no more important institution than the local paper," he added.
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The audience was mostly white, and, unsurprisingly, that sense of community didn't have quite the same power as it did during the Black Out.
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And The Tribune does not just safeguard the city; by devoting coverage to every aspect of daily life, it creates a sense of community.
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And The Tribune does not just safeguard the city; by devoting coverage to every aspect of daily life, it creates a sense of community.
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The church advocates a life of service, so dedication to volunteering, humanitarian and mission work is typical, which contributes to a sense of community.
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When young city dwellers new to New York seek a sense of community, many find it in the familiar faces of their college alumni.
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"We thought it had more to offer our boys, from sports programs to academic support to a wonderful, strong sense of community," she said.
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And the migrants themselves have begun to create a sense of community in the shelters here, like the city's largest, known as El Barretal.
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The practice, members say, reinforces a sense of community and identity much in the same way a more "traditional" Sunday morning church service might.
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A small Francophile community, lured by Harlem's sense of community and storied history, has sprung up, and along with it have come French restaurants.
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We provide a sense of community, a sense of belonging, a sense of being safe at a place where there's no judgement and no harassment.
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Schultz pontificated that in the age of Trump, the coffee chain could create "an antidote" and provide a "sense of community" for the politically downtrodden.
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" A location in between, and ranking shortly after, work and home, Starbucks conceptualizes its stores as a "place for conversation and a sense of community.
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Maroof says it's her support network and sense of community that's encouraged her to become a DJ and helped her to thrive as an artist.
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It was the sense of community, of shopping for food as reaffirmation of a shared civic life in which everyone looks out for one another.
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Some people have been struck by the familial relationships, others by the sense of community, and yet others by the housing and social justice issues.
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There was still more to be done to instill a sense of community in Georges' eyes, and his restaurant was to be the perfect complement.
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Still, many remain faithful that to dance music can have to evoke change and foster a sense of community that no single megalomaniac can disrupt.
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Of all the lines, the Cronut was definitely the worst; Apple lines, back in the day, used to have a sense of community and camaraderie.
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"You'd see them but there was still no sense of community because there was nowhere to eat or to even get a coffee," Werner said.
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Bay View, he fears, could end up essentially secular, like most other Chautuquas have, or, with increased turnover, lose its unique sense of community altogether.
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The neighborhood, bureaucratically titled, "Ward-6, Agriculture and Livestock-1", has provided the wounded veterans who live there with a sense of community, residents said.
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And there's just a palpable sense of community here that makes the scene really special What's the weirdest thing you've seen at a Phish show?
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"It becomes harder and harder to have a sense of community when you have a platform that's so large, and that's a problem," she said.
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More than 163,000 people live in Maryvale, many of whom chose to call it home due to its affordable housing and strong sense of community.
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There also used to be a greater sense of community within the game... I missed out on a lot of things in the real world.
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Last year, they switched from doing in-person classes to online classes, and her daughter dropped out because she didn't have that sense of community.
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Nance Lomax first went to the Stonewall Inn as a transgender teenager from Philadelphia to find a sense of community that had always eluded her.
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" Marialena Giampino, 31, a makeup artist and a member of the community board, said that "all the new construction has hurt our sense of community.
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In his view, WeWork didn't simply sublease office space to workers; it supplied them with kombucha, cold-brew coffee and an ecstatic sense of community.
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We are obsessed with our city's identity and sense of community, and we are particularly wary of outsiders who come in promising to change us.
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Now she offers high-fives to opponents who throw strikes and embraces the sense of community that has always enveloped the ancient game of bowling.
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George Tsamutalis, a 45-year-old financial adviser, said Whitestone has an "old-school" sense of community that reminds him of growing up in Astoria.
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That's especially true for WeWork, which made a sense of community and an opportunity to network a part of its pitch to potential new arrivals.
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The graphics sure aren't anything to write home about, but what you give up in visuals, you gain in gameplay and a sense of community.
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When they break their fast, they do so in a communal Slack channel, a group chat that is meant to create a sense of community.
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All in all, twelve mostly-unrelated individuals lived together under a single roof, sharing responsibility and bills while working to foster a sense of community.
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At its core Twitter strives to connect people, and Insomnia Twitter perfectly exemplifies how the platform can be used to foster a sense of community.
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Catfish, hot sauce, a few sides: For many African-American families, these are makings of a time-honored gathering that feeds a sense of community.
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In the summer, the organization took groups of young refugees on field trips, where Ms. Nuam San started to create a deeper sense of community.
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Her remarks were deemed insensitive, especially from someone tasked with fostering a sense of community, and the protests that followed escalated to address broader concerns.
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Morgan, who was raised by her grandparents after being abandoned by her parents, has found a beneficial sense of community in the Navarro cheer team.
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The branding played into a larger sense of community, with families across the country all making the same Friday night plans in their living rooms.
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But she also wanted to give people a sense of community and solidarity as they faced the agonizing prospect of locating their missing loved ones.
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Joining the Packanack Lake Community Association, which covers about 1,500 homes and offers swimming, boating and other activities, she discovered a powerful sense of community.
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I love this particular dance studio because it's so affordable and really has a sense of community, plus it's right on my route home from work.
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It also wants to integrate social media with traditional teaching methods to build a sense of community and use technology to enhance teaching in other ways.
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Jack and Jill offers a sense of community for Black kids who are the only ones who look like them at school and in their neighborhoods.
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"Bhendi Bazaar has a special place in the city, and it is our duty to conserve that character, our culture and sense of community," Master said.
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During my visits, I witnessed the positive impact, sense of community and a place to nuture and foster their educational dreams WMAA offers to their students.
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There is a sense of community in each and every one of our restaurants, and we appreciate the fact that they consider our associates like family.
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For example, maybe you volunteer with an organization where you feel appreciated, find the activities intrinsically rewarding, have values alignment and a strong sense of community.
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"It was a sense of community," said the actress Faith Prince, 58, recalling the several months she spent toiling as a waitress in 353 at McHale's.
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Mr. Pascual was right — it was enlightening to slow down and get an up-close perspective on the neighborhood, all while strengthening a sense of community.
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For Moonies, as they are colloquially known, singing religious music, both American and Korean, was a part of regular services that fostered a sense of community.
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So I got onto the floor, and right away I could feel the sense of community that really strikes you right away on the trading floor.
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As the name implies, the project takes a community-first — a spinoff of the housing-first term— approach to create a sense of community among residents.
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It's the shareability of the old material that manages to mine a sense of community (Only '90s Kids Will Remember _______) and identity (What '90s ________ Are You?).
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In the age of streaming music, there is no shortage of nostalgia for record stores that fostered a sense of community and also sold tangible products.
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There are other cities where there wasn't as much of a sense of community—some of the people I talked to talked about feeling more isolated.
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Music gives strength in the face of adversity, and fosters a sense of community in everybody—especially, I think, in those who need it the most.
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Designed by Luis Prieto Vial, the Torres — like many other architectural projects at the time — envisioned integrating apartments and businesses to foster a sense of community.
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At times, I have been overwhelmed by the sense of community, solidarity and support the global community of security researchers and independent hackers show each other.
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I asked the bartender what he thought made Peckham so special, and he told me he thinks it's the homely vibe and the sense of community.
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When she was born, I thought those same apps were going to give me a sense of community where I could ask questions and get advice.
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Organized religion may be anathema on the political left, but the need for the things religion provides — moral fervor, meaning, a sense of community — are not.
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Among them was a pro-refugee organization, #UniteCloud, that has become a prominent force in trying to build relationships and a sense of community across demographics.
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Living in A small town with a progressive attitude, Irvington offers residents a sense of community and history — as well as proximity to the Hudson River.
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"We love the old homes, the lively streets, the friendliness of the people and the sense of community the village offers," Ms. Ryan, a writer, said.
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For them, Instagram can lead to long-distance friendships, real-life encounters, dinner parties and other events that combat isolation and foster a sense of community.
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But most of those who live here (those who came from elsewhere are known as "offcumdens") agree that the sense of community is what stands out.
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Veterans can also find it difficult to develop a sense of community and achieve the same sense of purpose and belonging that military service often brings.
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You can see this shift in the rise of newsletters (like this one!) and membership programs that emphasize a sense of community within a media outlet.
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His absence prompts a strong sense of community as they band together to say their goodbyes, writing a message for him in the sand with seashells.
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For a company focused on a millennial audience and a brand that seeks to evoke a sense of community, the story was viewed internally as existential.
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If you feel a sense of purpose and a fulfilled sense of community in the work you're doing to make change happen, you won't be bored.
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The positive connections they make and the friendships they forge will give them a beneficial sense of community that just might help change headlines one day.
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"The AIDS crisis in San Francisco is a huge source of trauma for older gay men, and this format creates a sense of community," Sevelius said.
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Through creating this space of common experience, Jessica and Lianna hope they can facilitate a sense of community for people who experience disability in similar ways.
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It may be that they lack much of a "real world" — a strong sense of community — to begin with, and now have trouble relating to others.
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"Having positive interactions with neighbors, as well as a strong sense of community more generally, are developmental assets and privileges to appreciate and enjoy," she said.
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"[When I first came here] I was completely moved by everything: the quality of art, the incredible artists—but also the sense of community," Dostal recalls.
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Online spaces can help break barriers and foster a sense of community, and people with disabilities and chronic health conditions are using them to tell their stories.
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In her early 20s, the lifelong Londonite noticed a gap in the food and drink scene: There wasn't anywhere that offered the sense of community she craved.
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Focusing on how they creatively occupied urban space and created their own radical sense of community, the film also examines the violent measures taken to evict them.
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There certainly were people that we talked to who did feel a sense of community and pride and like they're a part of something bigger than themselves.
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Its hyper-local forums provide a sense of community and a place to be our genuine selves, and that's really resonated with millions of people, myself included.
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The characters long for a sense of community and continuity, which leads to selectively romanticizing the customs of others and the connection to the past they represent.
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We were working hard to support our family in a city where we barely knew our neighbors and where we did not feel a sense of community.
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Gingras says those cities are important because people there have a strong sense of community, which can harder to tap into at the metro and national levels.
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They were occasions where people would come face-to-face and gather in the town square, building a sense of community around a shared cause or grievance.
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But for me, it's like, I miss my husband who lived with me, and it was hard to feel that sense of community after time had passed.
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It offered a sense of community, and a way for kink practitioners take their interests and practices out of the bedrooms and into the (semi) public eye.
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"Some of the things you have all mentioned that are so similar, are the sense of community and family that you find in the program," Lynch said.
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He thinks that even if altitude is a minor factor, addressing it won't get at the larger issues—which could help restore the missing sense of community.
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"I really want families to know how intentional teachers are about creating a sense of community and creating relationships with kids," Schwartz told the New York Times.
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Together -- against forces of nature -- we gradually developed to become the leading economic nation as we spread across the country, while simultaneously retaining a sense of community.
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They also said that, unlike Netflix, Facebook Watch could help build a conversation and "sense of community," which the sisters said was important for their online following.
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Despite the fact that we'd just moved cross-country and didn't yet know many people, she was flooded with sage advice and a deep sense of community.
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There is a strain of deep individualism that competes with this sense of community because festivals become stages for self-expression and all sorts of identity performances.
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But these societal shifts coincide with a rise in the percentage of people who report feeling adrift, lacking a sense of community or an offline support system.
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The beauty of the illegal operations taking place at bakeries around the city is the warm sense of community for the hungry, drunk, and stoned night owls.
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But in Nova Scotia, the overwhelming response is also a measure of how many people, unmoored by the global economy, are hungry for a sense of community.
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There's a different sense of community when you actually meet with people and you have to talk to them, and you have to come to some agreement.
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" After all, she continued, "that sense of community we feel in the bars isn't necessarily available to those teens — but they still need someone to hear them.
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Creating a sense of community, Pavitt says, is why she opened her studio in the first place — whether that's in person or temporarily through an iPhone screen.
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"Gingerbread" has a lot to say about what it means to leave a homeland and to seek a sense of community and family in a new country.
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It was a virtual event that 130,000 thousand people experienced, and you could feel the same sense of community through the comments and engagement during the concert.
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It is trying to convince customers that it is committed to social justice issues and that it wants to create a sense of community at its stores.
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Maybe get off Twitter now and then Social media can be a powerful tool to connect with others who are hurting, creating a valuable sense of community.
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"What I think Davos could do better is to take that sense of community and actually catalyze much more change in those areas (of discussion)," Howell said.
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A side hustle that bolsters their career and aligns with their strengths has also helped Boucai build a sense of community and place in a new city.
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He said he had come to realize that churches, civic centers and other organized meeting places are integral to building and maintaining a strong sense of community.
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Weingarten says unions have adapted to the Supreme Court decision, which presented them with an existential threat, by focusing more on a sense of community among teachers.
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Co-Living Another type of home sharing called co-living has grown in popularity, both for its creation of a sense of community and for its convenience.
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Yet Mr Eliasson's work successfully invites engagement and foments a sense of community: "the viewer contributes to the work's meaning," as one curator of the show put it.
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Yet if there's a way to engineer what amounts to an inflight course correction, part of that requires rediscovering the show's core characters and internal sense of community.
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During his first two terms, the fluffy white pooch worked to promote a sense of community in Cormorant by appearing on area billboards and more, ABC News said.
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As more people move to working in flexible and co-working spaces, they'll prioritize the ones that provide a sense of community traditionally offered by companies, experts say.
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With the DIY sphere's strong sense of community comes an open arms attitude to collaboration, an attitude that Ahsan feels is otherwise lacking in regular methods of publication.
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Successful e-brands and vertical marketplaces such as AirBnB, Xiaohongshu, Pinterest and Houzz are expert at creating a social following, creating both inspirational and aspirational sense of community.
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"There is a sense of community, and it's sad that that had to come out of a horrible situation, but there is a support network there," she said.
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I think it is a testament to their sensitivity and sense of community responsibility that they convinced themselves that an apology would affect a measure of community healing.
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It was clear there that a sense of community was at the root of the palpable happiness felt by Angelo, Daniel, and many other inhabitants of Manrique Oriental.
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"We feel that one of the biggest differences between the current retail version of World of Warcraft and the original game is the sense of community," Daemon says.
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While there's undoubtedly a great sense of community in the area, I wondered if it's all one community, or rather two communities which rub along side-by-side.
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It concludes with his decision, in 2017, to re-form Pedro the Lion, in hopes of rediscovering a sense of community he'd lost in years spent touring alone.
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In this inspiring look back at very different era, the filmmakers illustrate the idea that fostering a sense of community can be the first step toward meaningful change.
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"My campaign is committed to building, supporting, and strengthening connections to help people continue to feel a sense of community during this crisis," Markey said in a statement.
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Ms. Cappella said that whether elementary schools decided to participate in the protest or not, the goal should be to project a sense of community to their students.
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James Mustoe, a local council official who helped organize the latest campaign, said the village's strong sense of community would help in its fight to keep its services.
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Studio 543 tells the story of an infamous disco club brought down by excess, but redeemed by its embrace of diversity, sexual liberation, and a sense of community.
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When people believe they are at risk of targeted violence, their sense of community narrows, according to research by Daphna Canetti-Nisim, a University of Maryland political psychologist.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has its nostalgic elements, but what makes its low-key final moments oddly touching is the wistfulness over a sense of community.
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Membership in conservative churches has surged because they provide a sense of community in an environment that woefully fails to fulfill this basic human need in other ways.
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What it does do, Munger and Phillips write, is afford radicalized viewers a sense of community and shared purpose that they struggle to find in their ordinary lives.
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While most cybercriminals are motivated by money, there is a sense of community on these forums with members willing to share their tips and tricks, according to Dominitz.
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Gyllander explains she hasn't green-lit every request to enter the coveted group because she wants to maintain a sense of community as the account grows in popularity.
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A boomer myself, I see much gone astray, but I hesitate to ascribe our current state to the disappearance of some mythical sense of community and civic consciousness.
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All of them, he believes, were influenced by a post-World War II culture that (while deeply flawed in some ways) fostered a sense of community over individuality.
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Misunderstanding can be one of the causes of why people are racist, but there are loads of other factors, too—fear, a sense of community, upbringing, social circumstance.
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CEO Scott Heiferman traces Meetup's origins to the September 11th terrorist attacks—the sense of community in New York City after the tragedy inspired him to start the company.
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Fostering that dedication and sense of community is paramount to The Moth's mission—and on the podcast, those qualities have the added benefit of building a fiercely loyal fanbase.
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The two homeless communities are different — Clark described Hazelnut Grove, population 26, as more of a neighborhood, where people have built little dwellings and maintain a sense of community.
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Not only does this body positive hashtag create a sense of community, but it also helps encourage people living with diabetes to appreciate the devices that ensure their health.
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It is true that small town and rural voters tend to be on average older than the voting populace and have a special sense of community and self-reliance.
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There's a real sense of community, and Heidi told me many of the same people visit for a coffee and a chat every day, which I found pretty sweet.
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Religion, especially when accompanied by the safety, security, and secularity of a youth group, offers a sense of community that is more often than not unavailable to most teenagers.
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We are held together by our recognition of individual rights—yet our individualism is overpowering our sense of community and starting to eat away at the fabric of society.
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So instead of Facebook's brand and business invoking the sought-for sense of community, it's come to appear like a layer cake of fakes, iced with hate speech horrors.
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"Swedish society is built on huge confidence, on a sense of community," she continued, replying simply, "Together" when one reporter asked how they should move on from the tragedy.
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When Refinery29 spoke with Zuckerberg ahead of the summit, he emphasized that meaningful groups, ones that foster a sense of community and belonging online, are the ones that matter.
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While "The Guests All Crowded Into the Dining Room" invites all kinds of connections, the one that left the deepest impression on me is the artist's sense of community.
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And that was a part of the pitch — Krens said this kind of project and development can address issues like opioid abuse, unemployment, and a lost sense of community.
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What made this blockbuster app such a winner—and the fastest-growing game of all time—was that it brought people closer together, promoting a powerful sense of community.
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A strong sense of community prevails among the 1985 earthquake survivors, necessary perhaps for families who share outdoor toilets and use bared electric cables to heat water to bathe.
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He said that in order to move Facebook forward, the social network will not only focus on "connecting friends and families" but also on developing a sense of community.
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When it's just about you, it's easy to feel incredibly alone, but it being about everyone creates a sense of community in a society where survivors typically feel isolated.
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Using screens to share information and boost social interactions at work increases the productivity of workers by offering visual, positive feedback that builds confidence and a sense of community.
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The sense of community here is truly amazing—true respect for each other and the most powerful prayers I have heard in my entire life from sundown to sunrise.
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Even so, the area is still anchored by a sense of community that's sewn between the diasporas from the Caribbean, Somalia and Ethiopia, Bengalis, and Afghans that inhabit Regent.
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Thanks to its sense of community, access to nature, sustainable urban development and preservation policies, Boulderites overwhelmingly feel "active and productive every day," National Geographic noted from Buettner's research.
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If restoring a sense of community is as hard as Mr. Junger suggests, it may be because some of the people fleeing communal places knew what they were doing.
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A campaign like this can be launched in advance or the day of the lobby day to provide non-physical attendees with a better sense of community and inclusion.
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There is a sense of community at the shrine among women who bring ailing children to try to absorb its blessing, and wipe dolls and garments against its grille.
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Then there was a sense of community spirit where food and drink were shared among strangers, and nothing was sold by Burning Man staff except for ice and coffee.
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To diners, they present a new queer social scene, as well—like old school gay bars, they offer a sense of community, only with quieter music and excellent food.
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The Adonia, while lacking the amenities of some larger ships (full-scale production of "Grease," anyone?), had a few advantages, the most notable being a greater sense of community.
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LES ANDELYS, France — Before the local gendarmes shooed them away, the Yellow Vests found an unlikely sense of community on the traffic circles where they had gathered to demonstrate.
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What low-power urban radio creates, believers say, is a sense of community, a defined physical stamp of existence that goes only as far as it can be heard.
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My Facebook group, the Trans Supported Brotherhood, has been around for almost four years and was formed to help support trans amorous men to have a sense of community.
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Four or five years ago he started hanging out in the deli on New Year's Eve, and encountered "an intense sense of community I've never seen before," he said.
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These execs have managed cultural differences after an acquisition, provided competitive benefits such as in vitro fertilization, and built a sense of community among teams that are entirely remote.
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You get to feel connected to a sense of community and a sense of mission without doing any heavy lifting, which is partly why online engagement is emotion-driven.
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And so there's a universal sense of community, but I don't know that the game spent an extraordinary amount of time laying the groundwork for why community is important.
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For many locals, seeing photographs of family members, listening to familiar songs, and feeling personal connections with performers all create a distinctive sense of community within the museum space.
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"Meghan and I are truly inspired by your resilience, your spirit, your sense of community and your belief in a better future for everyone here," Harry said to applause.
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Kuaishou, in comparison, works to cultivate a sense of community as its users get exposed to a broader range of long-tail content — often from creators with insignificant followings.
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Long before an individual kills, there tends to be a pathway to his or her radicalization that could have been interrupted through opportunity, a sense of community or counseling.
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It's unusual and lovely to see an academic of Sharkey's credentials giving proper respect to the ordinary women and men who sustain a sense of community against all odds.
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Free The Network, a 2012 Motherboard documentary about Occupy and mesh networks What might goTenna Mesh mean for communities, and for reinvigorating the network with a sense of community?
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"Directly and indirectly (by allowing us to meet face-to-face), modest alcohol consumption also enables us to build friendships and create a sense of community," the study reads.
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Split releases are a key part of the punk and metal worlds, allowing like-minded bands to get their material out there while playing into a strong sense of community.
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As a result, it never truly built up the sense of community and competition that made the original so special—something that EA's upcoming Battlefront II will have difficulty correcting.
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One of the main tenets of the Medu Art Ensemble was that their output should be functional, but in a sense that cultivated a deep sense of community and direction.
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She said it is a matter of fighting back, of appealing these loans and helping people open up more about this kind of debt to establish a sense of community.
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The study saw a decrease in loneliness, and increases in self-esteem, understanding of one another, trust, and sense of community among both generations when they interacted with each other.
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Today support for full-blown populists is often bound up with the dislocation of globalisation, including rapid industrial change, mass immigration, shifting social values and a declining sense of community.
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The intent of spaces like WeLive, it seems, isn't to provide affordable shared housing—it's to create a sense of "community" and then charge exorbitant amounts of money for it.
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And it&aposs not uncommon among those who&aposve left to reflect wistfully -- if fleetingly -- on the sense of community and tranquility that can come from having everything planned out.
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Bell loves the sense of community that her library provides, whether at the comic con she helped start four years ago or at the punk shows the library also hosts.
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And the "like" button is a big part of fostering a sense of community and inclusion, even when you're too busy to stop and participate in a giant Twitter thread.
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But because it's not so expensive to make movies anymore, and because I really like making them — I like the sense of community in filmmaking, the sense of shared collaboration.
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There just seems to be a stronger sense of community in places where the cold can, you know, literally murder you as opposed to places with milder winters like Toronto.
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If things keep going as they are, yes, Palo Alto's streets will look just as they did decades ago, but its inhabitants, spirit, and sense of community will be unrecognizable.
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The entire project, from the village layout to its housing structure to its on-site programs and employment opportunities, is designed to foster a sense of community among its residents.
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This lead him to a sense of community and a love of cities, eventually moving to Manchester for University, stumbling into the Hacienda just as Acid House was taking off.
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Noran Omar, the creative media director of the event, said all of the organizers have immigrant parents and wanted to foster a sense of community among Muslims and other groups.
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"There's a great sense of community — there are tons of sports programs, all run by volunteers," said Ms. Haren, who volunteered as the Pop Warner cheerleading coach for seven years.
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The advent of high-rises created not just plusher apartments but cushier commodities like gyms, indoor pools and children's playrooms, tightly focusing that sense of community on the building itself.
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When he was Burlington's mayor in the 1980s, he and the local business establishment hoped to foster a sense of community by attracting a minor league team to the city.
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What they all share in common is a sense of community-building: The mods know that, given the growth in trans visibility, their subreddits now serve more than just memes.
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Combined with the sense of community its devotees say the Peloton experience fosters, it's easy to see Foley's at-home exercise bike as the David to Flywheel's FLY Anywhere Goliath.
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There was some of that, but the dominant sentiment at that first gathering and at scores of similar events that lay in the movement's future was a sense of community.
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The shop has created a sense of community that keeps many volunteers coming in even after their children have graduated, said Sarah Renner, a co-president of the Economy Shop.
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Mr. Womble said in an interview that he wanted to pay homage to the sense of community in this largely black neighborhood, where Martin Luther King Jr. marched in 1965.
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I love where I live, and it's amazing to work from home, but I definitely miss that sense of community you have when you're forced out into the world every day.
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"A sense of community is being created that is sometimes difficult to make when we're in our routines of commuting to work and following our same paths every day," she says.
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In the mind of Johann-Dietrich Wörner, head of the European Space Agency, there is a sense of community among these ventures, giving rise to what he calls a "Moon village".
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We're all yearning for connection, whether it's an intimate one-on-one relationship or a sense of community or just that feeling of togetherness and people being there for each other.
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I think it's possible and you can make any kind of change with a sense of community because one person makes a splash, but a community can make an entire ripple.
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When areas within the burn scar began reopening to residents, those who returned clustered together in places such as the Magalia Community Church, in hopes of regaining some sense of community.
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To Kwiatek, the surge in information about gender identities isn't just important because it creates more visibility for gender nonconforming and trans people; it also helps build a sense of community.
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A committee of professional planners reviewed thousands of submissions, taking into account various factors including: whether the neighborhood serves an economic driver, fosters a sense of community and preserves historic character.
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He began attending rallies and posting his political opinions on social media, where he found a "sense of community that he had been missing for so many years," his attorneys said.
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"It was such a wonderful thing to go up and have disabled peers," says Mox, who, like many other Paralympic athletes, found a sense of community amongst people with similar disabilities.
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First, a mutual friend can bind two strangers, giving them a sense of community and trust that might not exist on a date arranged with the help of a computer algorithm.
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An uncomfortable part of the truth is that bourgeois women thought that the hats were cute, and so the hats conferred a kind of talismanic sense of community on their wearers.
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The release last year of a video showing a white police officer shooting Laquan McDonald, a black teenager, 16 times renewed a sense of community anger and distrust toward the police.
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On this view, public art — fiber in the salty diet of the polis — is considered an inherent good for the citizenry, believed to promote a robust sense of community and place.
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Both are running on a platform of returning power to the people and nurturing a sense of community and solidarity among Americans that many Republican politicians either ignored or openly disdained.
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I agree that individuals flock to social media to feel a sense of community, but I think that social media itself was the catalyst for this disconnect from the real world.
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The coverage also became more nuanced, with less emphasis on violence and drugs and more on favelas having a strong sense of community and its residents being active agents of change.
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Mr. Chen's inclination to compare the project to a "European village," thanks to the sense of community engendered by its many courtyards, balconies and terraces, did not endear him to some.
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"One of the things our event and platform does is give women a large sense of community," said Kat Gordon, its founder, who had been a longtime copywriter and creative director.
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I hope school administrators use evidence-based strategies this year to strengthen the sense of community in their schools, especially for the students who are on the fringes of those communities.
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Both Mr. Longobardo, a former village trustee, and Ms. Sullivan, a stay-at-home mother, praised the sense of community, citing shared school spirit, lots of volunteer opportunities and overall friendliness.
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As I drank pints and chatted with distillery workers fresh off their shift, it didn't take long to understand the deeply rooted sense of community that made the unlocked doors common.
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"Maybe that is a solution," Mr. Wright said, noting that this would have multiple benefits in strengthening a sense of community, although it would take years before it could be widespread.
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And reveling in the sense of community as an entire dance floor sang the lyrics to "All I Do," the final song of D.J. Spinna's all-night, all-Stevie Wonder party.
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Defenders say that fraternities promote a sense of community and belonging amid the stress of campus life, and they are a lure for many high school students choosing where to apply.
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Package it all in a form that commands daily attention — probably a morning email newsletter — and sprinkle it with a sense of community, like offline and online networking events for readers.
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The challenge for Imgur now will be drawing new people to the site in big numbers, while maintaining that same close-knit sense of community that makes it so valuable to advertisers.
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Daddy Yankee's music videos painted an uninterrupted picture of the joys of the Hispanic people: they featured garish colours, street parties, intimate dancing and, most importantly, illustrated a strong sense of community.
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Damagingly for Mr Kasich's love-conquers-all thesis, any reporter who covered last year's election can also testify that Mr Trump's divisive rhetoric created a powerful sense of community among his followers.
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A similar sense of community building was happening downtown that same year with TV Party, the public access television show created by Interview Magazine editor Glenn O'Brien and Blondie guitarist Chris Stein.
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Growing up I was a fan of Dischord and Stones Throw, and just being a part of Captured Tracks, where I felt that sense of community, I always loved and respected that.
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Students disagreed, saying that the whiteboards were a lighthearted way to communicate and are useful for more than leaving messages: They're a way to boost morale and build a sense of community.
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Walking around the nearly three blocks of fresh produce and seeing all my neighbors really gives me part of the sense of community I have living in L.A., and I love it.
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It was sometimes difficult living in a communal environment, as there was often conflict, gossip, and power struggles, but there was also a genuine sense of community, and I developed lifelong friendships.
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In the time of scarcity, community supports one another While the devastation brought fear and chaos, it also brought a sense of community among survivors who shared what resources they had left.
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As Tobia alludes to in the video, inclusive umbrella terms such as trans and queer can be helpful ways to feel a sense of community belonging without limiting or flattening one's identity.
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Anjum builds her home in the graveyard where her ancestors are buried—the better to be close to them, and to a phantom sense of community and belonging that she's denied elsewhere.
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"They have managed to use technology to create a sense of community so people feel like they are part of something, they get both the convenience and the social aspect," Kelly said.
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Pavloff, who has played in competitive tournaments for the past several years, said the biggest upside to what he does for a living is that it gives him a sense of community.
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It has established a shared sense of community that has forged a bond, where they know they're not alone, and no longer feel threatened or handcuffed by the actions of their perpetrators.
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Finally, to our partners who proudly wear the green apron and to customers who come to us for a sense of community every day: You can and should expect more from us.
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At the Styla Gang shop, I sat with eMTee to talk about his sense of community, his musical beginnings, and what success looks like for him at this stage of his career.
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I came to the Dark Carnival Games Convention with a bag of dice and a lot of anxiety, and I left with a sense of community I've struggled to find anywhere else.
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Many of these hip-hop and basketball-obsessed kids found a sense of community with GO$H as they started working on music in makeshift studios (ie: in their apartments using laptops).
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Susan E. AndersonChicago To the Editor: Republicans like Senator Ben Sasse blame America's frayed sense of community on lonely people who no longer go to the gym with the family Friday evenings.
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"In the queer community we need that sense of community more than a lot of people," said Mitra Wicks, who has canceled her monthly Lez Events London club nights until further notice.
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My father was fond of referring to Peoria as "paradise" because he understood that the riches we lacked in income were more than made up for in the town's sense of community.
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In a clinical psychology study, researchers found that sister circles and the sense of community they bring can be beneficial to our mental well-being — especially those of us who experience anxiety.
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Those who defend Greek life talk about how it fosters a sense of community and belonging at a time when many people are far from home and often unsure of their direction.
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"[Living outside] amongst other people, there's a sense of community," Amber Whitson, a Bay Area resident who's been living "on the streets," as she described it, for almost 23 years, told me.
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In an effort to build more friends and have a better sense of community, I started taking different classes and workshops that I've always wanted to try, like pole dancing and burlesque.
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When asked about Google's late entry into the market, Kareem Choudhry, corporate VP of Microsoft's Project xCloud, stressed his company's long history of building content, a sense of community and cloud infrastructure.
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"In the queer community we need that sense of community more than a lot of people," said Mitra Wicks, who has canceled her monthly Lez Events London club nights until further notice.
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The ambience is joyous and jovial — the perfect embodiment of a Venetian institution designed not only to slake your thirst and assuage your appetite, but also to build your sense of community.
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Starbucks has been working hard to brand itself as a "third-place," a place between work and home for customers to relax, enjoy a cup of coffee and feel a sense of community.
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And beyond covetable items (often at accessible prices), the accounts offer a sense of community, and the stores feel personable — like they're directly run by a real, live human (that's because they are).
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Instead, it's about creating a sense of community, and cementing the foundation of the belief system, so that when the time does come to act — in whatever way necessary — the faithful will follow.
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Lots of companies have internal Listservs, but the system has become particularly central for Google, as employees push to build a sense of community across far-flung offices and often isolated product cells.
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It has brought a renewed sense of community, engendered more collaboration, sparked new thinking and put a premium on trust, tapping into a need that transcends boundaries and is still rife with opportunity.
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There is also more freedom to express yourself and create your own sense of community with people who are focused on experiencing the music rather than an interest in drugs and/or sex.
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Not only does talking to the seller make buyers feel more comfortable, but it also creates a sense of community where users can just chat about streetwear and develop relationships for future purchases.
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"We really want our restaurant to provide a sense of community for our customers, where family and friends can come together and share quality time with one another," Williams said, in a statement.
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Nintendo's perspective on esports, as suggested by my interview with Fils-Aimé, seems an earnest desire, at least on the surface: the desire to preserve the larger sense of community and good sportsmanship.
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To help celebrate the party, which kicks off 13 straight hours this Sunday, May 28, as well as the sense of community they've instilled over their history, Jasen Loveland made THUMP a mix.
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The girls and I have talked about how when we get that opportunity ... it would be our turn to give back and try to pass (on) this generous spirit and sense of community.
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Though a new flag wouldn't look that different, a 51st star could still test Americans' shared sense of community, since the addition of a new state would disrupt the parties' balance of power.
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"Real estate in prime locations is expensive and if spaces don't have that sense of community and culture where people want to pay a fee, it's hard to sustain over time," Spreitzer said.
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There's a sense of community and oneness that's hard to come by — it was as if, despite social and economical differences, the unique elements of the land and culture bound the people together.
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Because there is a sense of community that's built, even on an app like Snapchat, where teenagers are sitting in their bedrooms alone and yet they feel that they're surrounded by their friends.
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The recession in 2008 and the advent of social media dealt them another blow, and they now only tend to exist in isolated rural areas and places with a strong sense of community.
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"There's a good sense of community here, but it's very peaceful," said Mr. Figueroa, 34, a construction manager for an architecture firm in New York City, who was born in the Dominican Republic.
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"It was the 'crunch of autumn leaves' argument — that sense of community that I personally enjoyed, going to our local elementary school, seeing neighbors, feeling connected to this great American tradition," he said.
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For today, "it's important as all these changes are taking place around us to retain our sense of community and to figure out how we're all going to collectively make sense of this."
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Mr. Neumann had tried to give the business a special allure, saying it gave rise to a sense of community in the workplace that would drive creativity and bring meaning into people's lives.
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Once a thriving manufacturing center on a major industrial waterway, Amsterdam's greatest assets today might be the hardworking character of her people and the sense of community that makes it feel like home.
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Thankfully, my husband, Tommy McFly, and his co-founder, Kelly Collis, are giving people who love their local radio shows, and that sense of community and connection, an option: the Tommy Show app.
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An affirmative measure of support from Congress would foster a sense of community between Puerto Rico and the rest of the country — they need to know they are not an island unto themselves.
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As the Washington Post reports, while some residents of the town have complained about Smoke's antics, most seem to enjoy the turkey's presence, and feel he's brought "a sense of community" to the town.
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G. There's no doubt that the Puerto Rican Day parade in New York City is always overflowing with an abundance of love, pride, and a sense of community among those who share the nationality.
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But beyond a few showy gameplay scenes in the first two episodes of Kiss Me First's six-episode first season, the series is mostly focused on the sense of community that social games provide.
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While it's a world that's still largely thought of as a boys' club, a third of fantasy sports players are women, likely due to the friendly competition and sense of community that playing brings.
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To find a sense of community in their new home and protect themselves against the Mexican street gangs that already dominated the city's barrios, they formed what was then called the Mara Salvatrucha Stoners.
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Similar to her 2016 Woman Card project supporting Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, the Oklahoma City-based artist hopes to create a sense of community and collaboration simply through the open nature of creating art.
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The other reason it could be compared to a community center is because more than almost any other Equinox location that I visited, there seemed to be a sense of community at this location.
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"Most people weren't aware of this at first, but there's definitely a sense of community I feel hasn't been in this neighborhood in a while," she said before taking her seat at the concert.
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The sense of community was eroding, she lamented, as neighbors left, and many buildings now stood mostly empty, no longer homes but pied-à-terres awaiting the occasional appearances of their new globalized owners.
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For some it is because America is becoming a minority-majority country and this has threatened the sense of community of many middle-class whites, particularly those living outside the more cosmopolitan urban areas.
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Record Store Day stopped being about fostering a sense of community between buyers and sellers, and turned into a kind of hulking commercial beast, funded by the mechanisms that make up the music industry.
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This architect, urban planner and educator talks about how his buildings aim to foster a sense of community, how space can promote inner peace, how cities can contribute to the health of a society.
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"It's a sense of community—imagine working with someone, you start to become friends with them because you're in there at work with them every day, you're talking about the same shit," she explained.
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Really, though, constructing puzzles has been deeply rewarding, both for the sense of accomplishment upon completing this seemingly intangible goal, and for the sense of community among this group of supportive and warm people.
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Really, though, constructing puzzles has been deeply rewarding, both for the sense of accomplishment upon completing this seemingly intangible goal, and for the sense of community among this group of supportive and warm people.
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Students like me are flocking to Facebook groups to make jokes and post memes throughout all of this — there is undoubtedly a heightened sense of community as we watch our senior spring slip away.
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Take Fortnite as a case in point: Many young people already turn to the game, which offers non-competitive elements like virtual concerts and world-building, to connect and find a sense of community.
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He teamed up with Irene Kong and Peter Ricci, both Honest Company alums, to create a line that offers not just grooming products, but a sense of community that changes the narrative around baldness.
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"What I think Davos could do better is to take that sense of community and actually catalyze much more change in those areas (of discussion)," Howell told CNBC ahead of the Forum in 2018.
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For Kyaw Zin Myint, the shared ownership of the alleyway outside his apartment, which Doh Eain turned into an urban farm filled with medicinal and edible plants, came with a strengthened sense of community.
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Baruch sources directly from local Los Angeles makers — like Kibby and the artist Zach Storm — in part to help foster a sense of community, trying to find locals with whom he feels an affinity.
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"There is something to gain from the process of bidding itself, so winning the bid is secondary, the point is to bid and rally ASEAN regionalism to create a sense of community," he said.
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Teaching not only provided a steady income, a sense of community, and encouraged the free flow of ideas, but also offered artists the opportunity to use school facilities for their own projects after work.
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The proliferation of terrorism and other gun violence suggests we need to offer ways for people to address complaints and develop a sense of community without killing a bunch of people to attract attention.
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From the Emily's List trainings in 2017 to the sense of community the marches and related events provided, the Women's March helped mobilize women to run for office, and others to vote for them.
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"It's true that by declaring a common identity, whatever that might be, you can bond together, create solidarity, and have the capacity to build both a sense of community and political movement," D'Emilio told me.
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This was often true of people who participated in GamerGate writ large, based on my reporting over the years: the sense of community, even a community where hate drove cohesion, was hugely important to them.
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The bigger question is how many controls Facebook will give to admins to keep bad actors out while maintaining a sense of community, a word that Zuckerberg used a mere 82 times in his manifesto.
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WeWork's "co-working" offices, in more than 250 locations and over 70 cities worldwide, are a blend of small private spaces and large public areas designed to encourage a sense of community among its users.
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So having that communal plate of all these fun different things you can try really affects people, and it creates this sense of community, to have a girls' night and to make a cheese plate.
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In her chaotic world, she found a calm sense of community through Foster Pride, a non-profit organization helping youth in foster care develop talents and build self-esteem through the arts for 25 years.
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Lots of those consequences are positive: rooting for a team can give people a sense of community, a reason to socialize with other people, and boost fans' self esteem when their team wins, experts say.
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As members of the only boarding school in Washington, DC, students of St. Albans School also enjoy a family-style lunch every day with their classmates and faculty members, fostering a stronger sense of community.
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The worst offender was my house master, who did nothing to encourage a sense of community in the dorm and contributed to creating a "Lord of the Flies" culture through his disengagement from our lives.
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But on Thursday, that close-knit sense of community and security was torn apart after two beloved nuns who worked at a medical clinic in a nearby town were found killed in their Durant home.
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But Big Love always returns to what draws people to their churches again and again: Their fellow worshipers feel like family, and they offer a sense of community the rest of the world often lacks.
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William also spent time chatting with some of the club's fans to hear how soccer and the sense of community engendered by the team as well as the sport has helped them in their recovery.
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Launched in December 2013 as somewhat of a joke, the meme-inspired coin was dubbed "the internet currency" and designed to promote a sense of community and generosity rather than simply looking to make money.
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" Deban says there is one space—the Al-Madinah Cultural Center—for Muslim students to find a sense of community, which has "led to many students embracing their identity and not hiding in the shadows.
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Today, despite an unfortunate turnover rate — the city is not particularly good at holding on to old spaces — modern New York cocktail bars are doing their best to foster a sense of community and hospitality.
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From there, they follow the tradition to the United States, where tales about magical instruments and flying Africans played a significant role in the lives of slaves, inspiring resistance and enabling a sense of community.
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Celebrating the Fish Fry, a Late-Summer Black Tradition (2018) Catfish, hot sauce, a few sides: For many African-American families, these are makings of a time-honored gathering that feeds a sense of community.
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In the "siloed," or isolated, worlds of cable television, ideological punditry, campus politics and social media, people find a sense of community in the polarized tribes forming on the left and the right in America.
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But there's a special nostalgia and sense of community tied to driving over to a local game shop and purchasing an artful, shiny box containing the title you've been waiting months or years to play.
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But this time James, at 23, was part star, part missionary, and what elevated this into the game of the year from an international perspective was James's drawing power and his throwback sense of community.
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Black Women Talk TechFour years ago, friends Lauren Washington, Esosa Ighodaro, and Regina Gwynn wanted to host a small group of black, female tech professionals in New York City to create a sense of community.
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Then, as now, he appeared less concerned with political ideology than the pursuit of authentic experiences and a sense of community, an instinct that has frustrated some progressive voters who question Mr. O'Rourke's policy convictions.
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Rynd and other co-owners opened Superfine a month after September 11, 2001, and she says the restaurant quickly became an artist hub during this time when New Yorkers longed for a sense of community.
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"We appreciate the honesty of all the responses that we received and hope that the public will afford us the grace to move forward while keeping a greater sense of community in mind," the statement read.
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For me, the best part of being Jewish is the sense of community, and the same can be said for being gay—but until now I'd never really consolidated these two important parts of my identity.
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What I found to be the most profound during the visit was not only the strength and resilience of the people of Texas, but the compassion and sense of community that has taken over the State.
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"Today's Mexico is so much stronger, with greater social conscience, with a greater sense of community — which can sometimes be lost," said President Enrique Peña Nieto during an event at the national palace earlier this month.
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The queen will also talk about the importance of home in her message, and the sense of community in London and Manchester after the capital's devastating Grenfell Tower fire and the militant attacks in both cities.
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We had a live room and a studio room next to each other, but we had these five Pro Tools setups all around the house and it was just the greatest sense of community between us.
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Family Ties Dolce & Gabbana, Pyer Moss, Eckhaus Latta, and Marine Serre incorporated families of models onto their runways this season; they were diverse in age, size, and race; a much-needed sense of community was felt.
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And as secular funerals become increasingly individualistic, tailored to the preferences and needs of the deceased, rather than a given religious or spiritual tradition, what does that mean for the sense of community engendered by ritual?
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"What I found to be the most profound during the visit was not only the strength and resilience of the people of Texas, but the compassion and sense of community that has taken over the state."
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At Moore you will experience a strong sense of community in an intimate, interdisciplinary environment and develop the knowledge and skills for making art with people and creating work in the studio that will activate audiences.
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In "Luxury Rentals," Ms. Mapp grapples with this dilemma and its impact on the art form while meditating on the life of the dancer — its challenges, rewards and the powerful sense of community that dancers share.
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"I owe this place a lot," Judge Garland said as he praised Niles West for instilling in him a sense of community and reinforcing teachings from his parents about an obligation to give back to society.
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"It's nice to build a sense of community and create a reason to make a work day special during such uncertainty," said Laura Anne Cotney, who works with a real estate software company in Athens, Georgia.
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In addition to fostering a sense of community, apartment galleries can transmit the feeling that you've been let in on some kind of secret — that someone has let you into their private corner of the world.
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This is because we have gotten better at what we were meant to do, namely: provide programs that teach skills, offer support services that reduce barriers to coming to school, and foster a sense of community.
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"My sense with Lehigh Acres is that it doesn't have a strong sense of community identity," said Daniel Herriges, a writer who's documented what he calls suburban poverty in Florida for the media organization Strong Towns.
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Visually I get a sense of history for the art form...incorporating writings scribbles and drawings...taking back to Crash's origins..the Train Yards...this current show and work showcases Crash's talents and sense of community!
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An Army vet himself, Hesse's aim is to empower veterans, many of whom are now struggling with depression, addiction, and PTSD during their transition back to civilian life, by providing career opportunities and a sense of community.
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BWA for BLM was the perfect incubator to not only create a meaningful intervention at New Museum; it was also a fruitful opportunity to build relationships and feel a sense of community among other Black women artists.
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" The other says: "The @CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund prize has created global stars, local heroes, a must-watch New York Fashion Week, and, most important, a true sense of community among designers of all ages and backgrounds.
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In every niche interest or activity, the apps that serve will continue to become more inherently social – because the underlying demand/desire for connecting with others and building a sense of community around those is still intact.
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His speech that day, where he urged students and faculty to hold onto its sense of community even in its darkest moment, has been heralded one of the most powerful moments of his four years as governor.
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This unshakable sense of community is clearly what has kept the ballroom scene alive and strong in NYC's underground for the past five decades, while also contributing to the subculture developing in cities like Paris and Tokyo.
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"Just [seeing] people standing in line, meeting friends and skipping work — that sense of community and that happy kind of feeling the show seems to give its hardcore fans — I'm just really proud of that," she said.
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Everything I've done in my life has been dedicated to creating that, and to give them a taste of what I got in the parking lot of that Grateful Dead concert in 1988, that sense of community.
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Better urban design and friendlier public spaces could rekindle a sense of community and boost mental health, town planners say, as the U.N. projects more than two-thirds of the world will live in cities by 2050.
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"The center is important for me because it is going to give me convenience, safety and a sense of community," said Mr. Berry, 28, a Consolidated Edison worker who plans to stop by the center every week.
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I walked from one end of town to the other, waving at the business owners, many of whom went to church with my grandparents, feeling a sense of community that often eluded me back in New York.
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For the first time, I felt like I had physical and mental room to think, to figure out the kind of work I want to do, to build a home, and to find a sense of community.
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But Murphy said the mental benefits come from both the connection to the land, the peacefulness of outdoors, and the sense of community—particularly once veterans start growing food that they can then sell in their community.
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Giovannetti founded the Stimhack website and forum—"a place where more competitive players could talk and get involved and build a real sense of community," he says—and it quickly became a focal point for the community.
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Look, as someone who grew up with art-house theaters, who went to Lincoln Center to see "sex, lies, and videotape," I'm really bummed out to not have that same sense of community in the theater anymore.
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The Apollo is an appropriate spot, steeped in the African-American heritage and sense of community that Mos Def's raps have constantly invoked, both with Talib Kweli in Black Star and in diverse projects on his own.
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The pilot program grouped five students from mixed backgrounds in New York City together into a "posse," offering them scholarships and introducing them even before their orientation, to help forge a sense of community from the start.
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It's just a much friendlier and more laid-back environment, lots of green spaces, and a real sense of community, which I never thought I was particularly bothered about, but really appreciate now that I have it.
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It was so interesting to learn about the different communities attending the churches and see how dress is a self-affirmative, empowering tool which links to their cultures and strengthens their sense of community in the United Kingdom.
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We are and have been part of this global community and it's our responsibility, just as it is Facebook's, to foster the kinds of constructive conversations and sense of community that we want to see in our Newsfeed.
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Mumbai's chawls help meet the affordable housing needs of the city, and foster a sense of community and inclusion that eludes low-income workers and migrants of religious minorities, said Sameep Padora, an architect who has studied chawls.
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Mr. Polisi built Juilliard's first dormitory to foster a sense of community at what had always been a commuter school; oversaw the school's expansion during Lincoln Center's recent renovation; and added programs in jazz studies and historical performance.
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Even during this time of heightened Islamophobia, where Syrian refugees and Muslims are often portrayed by politicians, and one presidential candidate, as dangerous, I am truly touched by the sense of community that we have in Orange County.
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Other cities seeking to reduce pollution, prepare for climate change, and restore a sense of community have much to learn, not only from what Barcelona has done so far, but also from what it's able to do next.
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If you look at these blue zones around the world where people live the longest, they live the longest in areas where there is a lot of support and a sense of community, not a lot of wealth.
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However, a lot of the support structures that foster the sense of community that led people to look out for one another have degraded, Mr. Stripling said, and it's up to individuals to bring them back to life.
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Her experiments and the sense of community that she creates are palpable in moments of "Little Women" — namely that swirling beer hall dance, in which Ronan and Garrel are united by the joyful, intoxicating force of a turn.
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One thing the Bradshaw Boys immediately took away from "Sex and the City" was the strength of the female friendships on the show and the immediate sense of community they found with each other and with other fans.
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Throughout that time, it was food and family that gave her a sense of community: homemade pasta shaped by her mother's instruction, sweet Italian sausage and prosciutto, green lentils with parsley and fennel, and, of course, Italian wine.
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She understands, in some powerful way, that coziness has very little to do with your cashmere and your candle and everything to do with the sense of community that we derive from the shared pursuit of staying safe.
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And, if you will forgive some dreamy speculation, a little more public space might just generate a sense of community and social solidarity to counteract the segregation, atomization, isolation, and mutual distrust that cars and suburbs have exacerbated.
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For the last couple of years, Amelia Marzec has been working on a project that points out how weather predictions don't just affect the outdoors, they also influence culture and the sense of community needed to overcome natural disasters.
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"It is very important for us to foster a palpable sense of community with the work we do and the AASF amplifies that in ways we can't predict and that's something to look forward to," Bore and Doria said.
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After the fire, public and private groups for survivors began popping up on Facebook, promising a sense of community to those who had just lost their physical neighborhood, connecting them to those who could help them in some way.
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Finally, Zuckerberg believes that we need to foster a sense of community, both locally with our neighbors so we can build support networks for individuals, and between nations to unite the globe around giant collective problems like climate change.
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To do that, he doesn't shy away from depicting the true-life shit that happens in neighborhoods like Bankhead, a place known for its violence, drugs, and budding rap scene, but also its sense of community and authentic Southernness.
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These areas of London are often associated with isolation, poverty, and crime, and we wanted to highlight the fact that these places can have a hidden beauty and a sense of community that often runs deeper than surface appearance.
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Many of the buildings are boarded up and destroyed due to asbestos, but in spite of this obvious difficulty, there is this still deep sense of community spirit and defiance against the situation that's put up against the residents.
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As corny as it sounds, the festival also creates an organic sense of community in movie-watching—without a competition aspect, there's no forced industry schmoozing but rather encouragement for genuine conversation, with no barrier between filmmaker and viewer.
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But it's only because her rise to fame conveniently ran parallel to the emergence of technologies and social media platforms that enabled a broad sense of community among Black girls who are more comfortable pushing the envelope on respectability.
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Yet the schools' core mission, their cultural traditions, and, increasingly, their capacity to provide a sense of community for a significant subset of black students who grew up in largely white environments gave them durability in the new landscape.
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But amid a cacophony of available media and a partisan climate filled with angry, divisive voices, the ideals that Rogers espoused about TV being a tool to help foster a sense of community appear sadly quaint, and perhaps outdated.
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Ms. d'Amboise had long spoken of her own desire to live in Harlem, partly to give their daughters, Josephine, now 13, and Shelby, now 33, the great sense of community she'd felt growing up on the Upper West Side.
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His staff all get to spend time on different sections to create a sense of community and involvement in the restaurant, so you might find a sommelier doing morning prep, or a line cook sorting out the flower decorations.
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Despite its name, the Folk School was founded in 1925 by two women who researched the traditional folk schools of Europe in order to provide creative skills and a sense of community to the impoverished mountain people of Appalachia.
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Serena Elston, a carpenter and wood sculptor who lives in a loft in Fruitvale, the neighborhood where the Ghost Ship is, wrote about the plight of artists and the powerful but intangible sense of community in Oakland among them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A new documentary shows how a children's play helped the people of Newtown, Connecticut, find solace and a sense of community after a disturbed gunman slaughtered 20 first graders and six educators in their town four years ago.
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I think some of it has to do with the sense of community soldiers find in war: you live, sleep, eat, fight, and die with 30, 40, or 50 people, and they become your family, and the emotional bonds are intense.
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Perhaps because of her outside European perspective, she can see something clearly about America that Americans sometimes cannot: That there is a certain perceived holiness embedded in our sense of community, and a near religious zeal to chasing our futures.
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The Google Shops launching in Canada aren't designed to be temporary, though; they're places where Google hopes to not only showcase current and future devices, but also where it will seek to foster a sense of community among their users.
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By outlining exactly what a Little Monster should be, and accelerating this sense of community among her fans, Gaga basically created a cult (but, y'know, a fun one rather than the kind that ends in something sinister like mass death).
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What all this constitutes is not flirtation: It's abuse, of the women themselves, as well as the kind of work environment that necessarily requires mutable boundaries and a sense of community and puts faith in its employees to respect one another.
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This level of interpersonal connection is why Hydrow CEO Bruce Smith doesn't think connected fitness machines will have a negative social impact, and that the sense of community that typically form at brick and mortar gyms will be more distributed.
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Darion Robinson, a volunteer and community engagement coordinator at City Garden Montessori School in St. Louis, said he took a three-day anti-bias training course when he started in July and felt that it helped build a sense of community.
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While prefabrication is making a comeback, it's hard to image how such new developments will provide the same sense of community as the old-style prefabs, said Jane Hearn, a London community worker and co-founder of the Prefab Museum.
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"Almost anything that can create a sense of community and belonging upon release, or even while you're in there, increases the possibility of a safe reintegration—because often these guys are coming out with nothing and nobody," he told VICE.
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"They want a friction-free process of going in there and buying something, and they want to have a sense of community—you can get WiFi and no, you don't have to give your email address to get it," he said.
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"Technically, the DSM-5 essentially made Asperger's a non-diagnosis," says Dania Jekel, executive director of the Asperger/Autism Network, which formed after Asperger's first gained official status, from an outpouring of people seeking resources and a sense of community.
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"You're talking about group of folks who not only rely on this program to fill a financial need, but a lot of them are seniors who feel a sense of community and belonging and purpose though this program," he said.
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Yet all those people keep logging in to take stock of their virtual lives because regardless of how much the theoretical polygon counts on the latest systems increase, the hardest thing to replicate online will always be a sense of community.
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Something between a luxury pre-retirement community and a boutique resort, La Balise is attracting both expatriates and local residents of the tiny Indian Ocean island of Mauritius with its easy access to boats, as well as a sense of community.
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We meet up with a few die-hard Moonies at the Los Angeles Anime Expo and New York's International Sailor Moon Day celebration to find out how these animated characters helped to create a sense of community and shape queer identities.
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The goal of "We," as executives refer to the company, is to overtake any conceivable venue for entrepreneurial-minded up-and-comers who are drawn to a clubby sense of community and the turnkey ease (if impersonal feel) of communal spaces.
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You get the sense of community from all of Stars Hollow coming together for the dance marathon, and that incredibly joyful, vaguely Lynchian sequence of the whole town in their 1940s finery, boogying away on the dance floor at 6 am.
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Tomorrow not only will they look at us again and admire us, but they will take us as a positive example of a country that, thanks to its sense of community, has managed to win its battle against this pandemic.
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Calling Mr. Taylor "a guide, a counselor, a rebel who wasn't afraid to buck the trends and be different," Mr. Novak said he had solicited his thoughts on programming and on running a company that maintains a sense of community.
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The sense of community is literal; in this smallish city, where I have lived for five years with my family as the Beirut bureau chief of The New York Times, we inevitably find ourselves running alongside friends from school and work.
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By the end, it creates a sweet and simple sense of community — a group of people just dancing together — that comes to a joyful close as they suddenly clasp hands and run to the front of the stage for a bow.
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Without a shared sense of community, they are forced to discover their attraction to trans women in the privacy of their minds, through pornography, the media, or however else; places with a distorted lens of who trans women really are.
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A head-spinning seven-minute compilation of joy, pain and harsh fact, "Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death" encompassed the complexities of life for black Americans: the history, the horrors, the cultural achievements, the enduring sense of community.
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At the Charleston church, also known as Mother Emanuel, which was attacked by a white supremacist in 2015, Mr. Zuckerberg spoke of the church's sense of community and how important that had been in bringing the congregation together after the shootings.
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This desire for human interaction — and a sense of community and place — is one of the magnets that draw people to neighborhood bookstores, where readers can get expert recommendations (from a person, not an algorithm), and attend readings and discussion groups.
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But nearly all "resistance witches" share a passion for the collective aspect of their practice, allowing them to channel feelings of powerlessness about the current administration, while reviving a sense of community and ritual many report missing from their daily experience.
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In creating the new policies, Davis said Facebook is trying to limit people from unwittingly being exposed to harmful content while at the same time preserving preserve opportunities for people to share their struggles and gain a sense of community.
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But since the 1990s, a small French expat community, attracted by the romanticism of Harlem, its strong sense of community and colorful history, as well as by comparatively lower real estate prices, has sprung up, and, inevitably, so have French restaurants.
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I tend to think of myself as someone who was involved in the effort to build a sense of community in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina through my work with the theater and the researchers at the University of Houston.
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Many camps set up activities for festival-goers to participate in, like human Hungry, Hungry Hippos: Or a gym: "When gifting is the currency, rather than money or bartering, a strong sense of community evolves," one veteran burner explained to Festpop.
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"For decades radio has remained the No. 1 medium to reach consumers, fostering a sense of community and engaging listeners through entertaining on-air personalities and curated music and content," said Bob Pittman, Chairman and CEO of iHeartMedia, in a press release.
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"I'm concerned that economic collapse and disparity has reached the point where a sense of community has disappeared in many places," spurring drug use, the study's senior author, Donald Burke of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health, told BuzzFeed News.
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It would be built around five cornerstones: in addition to "a sense of place" and "a sense of community", the small town, which was planned to grow to 3453,2345 residents, would also offer progressive education, world-class health facilities and cutting-edge technology.
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"A lot of people like to think if you wear extensions or weaves, you're full of self-hatred and, if you wear natural hairstyles, your sense of self and your sense of community and culture is at an all-time high," she says.
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"I think that right now so many people of various communities feel threatened, feel that our stories aren't being told and feel that there's no sense of community because it's not being touted as something to be cherished and protected," Rothwell says.
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Kennedy's intolerance of crime, even when committed by legitimately angry rioters in the streets of American cities, also had a civic-republican basis: Fear of crime, he thought, compromised citizen access to public spaces and so shrunk the sense of community for everyone.
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Some users see the site's push to ban adult content as echoing the downward spiral of LiveJournal, the once-popular early blogging platform that was highly admired for its open source ethos, its laidback moderation style, and its positive sense of community.
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The camaraderie you develop with your colleagues and the sense of community and teamwork that comes with working at the Apple Store are a large part of why people like to work there, said four of the people Business Insider spoke with.
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Social media might hurt us in some ways—not least because it makes us face our president's horrid impulsivity—but in between all that chaos, Harmon's empathetic response is a refreshing example of how social media can foster some sense of community.
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Although the barbershop scenes show a sense of community, the scene where we see an older Thomas talking to Tony in his car, we see how young boys are often indoctrinated into toxic ways of thinking by what's often seen to be encouragement.
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He assured me it was fine to leave, which, to me, seemed to fit well in the way Elias practices Judaism these days—honoring the values and sense of community of the Jewish faith, but not taking the specific rules all too seriously.
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"When there's a stronger sense of community or stronger neighborhood cohesion, communities will be more resilient," he explains, adding that higher levels of neighborhood cohesion correlate with lower rates of domestic violence, lower rates of drug abuse, and lower rates of child abuse.
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But she also thinks people are feeling particularly drawn to the sense of community that baking bread offers, even when you're alone in the kitchen — and not just in the form of the online communities that share bread-baking tips and encouragement.
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Because these types of social interactions help publishers create a sense of community around their journalism and build reader loyalty, both key drivers for acquiring subscriptions and appealing to advertisers, who are eager to target their products to the most engaged readers.
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It's really interesting to see the world coming together around this and the fact that people are self quarantining, and they're doing that out of personal vulnerability but also out of a sense of community, and I think that's a beautiful thing.
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We kept at it as we poured into the narrow street outside the pub in a crush of collective effervescence, in which both a strong sense of community spirit and a faintly electric undercurrent of criminality came through, as though anything could happen.
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He was an audio obsessive with a voracious appetite for spiritual sounds and a profound sense of community, and the event was an opportunity to bring together friends in a setting unfettered by commercial demands, or the restrictions of their outside lives.
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By contrast, today's social practice artists engage with their subjects as collaborators, placing a premium on building a sense of community by attempting to counter the monotony of urban rhythms and ease the strains that contemporary life has put on interpersonal relationships.
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"People who grew up in the suburbs don't want new urbanism; they want that sense of community we had growing up," said Mitchell Rechler, a managing partner of Rechler Equity Partners, the developer, and a cousin of Scott Rechler of RXR Realty.
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Traveling by train is one of my favorite ways to get to know a place: While allowing one to truly have a sense of moving from one place to another, it also creates a sense of community and shared experience with others aboard.
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Say what you want about religious institutions like churches and temples, but they do tend to help a lot of people — at least those people who believe the "right" things — and are good at creating a sense of community among like-minded believers.
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With corporate neofascism triumphing in the U.S. and around the world, On Your Marx is a good opportunity to revisit an ideology that focuses on the welfare of workers and society as a whole and promotes equality and a sense of community.
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Beyond loaning books, Winkelstein said LGBT youth experiencing homelessness are in need of other vital resources that libraries offer but are seldom recognized for: a sense of community, shelter from extreme weather, and access to resources for employment, housing, legal advice, and social workers.
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Also another popular Google Doc, a 17-page document titled "Things You Can Do," is making the rounds in the wake of Charlottesville, and looks to foster a strong sense of community by collaboratively sharing helpful resources and ways to help those in distress.
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"I like Turkey because it is similar to Syria; they have the same streets," says Khaldoon Ibabede, a 19-year-old who moved back to Turkey after two and a half years in Germany, where he missed his family and wider sense of community.
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In a favela with a history of violence between police and drug gangs, or armed battles between traffickers themselves, capoeira is an outlet that gives kids a sense of community - its practice a collective exercise blending characteristics of drum circles, sparring and tag-team gymnastics.
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"There is this deep, fundamental alienation that is driving people to seek different ways to reconnect to the natural world and give them a sense of community," the American author J.P. Harpignies, an eco-activist with a long-standing interest in psychedelics, told me.
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So something that I think is becoming more and more important to journalists, in particular, although I think it probably applies to anyone in the media business, is how to you build a sense of community where people feel almost like a tribal belonging.
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This ability to connect with relatives, classmates, and colleagues is what drew many of us to Facebook in the first place, and it's no surprise that staying in touch with these friends and loved ones brings us joy and strengthens our sense of community.
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"Because there's so much new population, because it's a 24-hour community, because it's so suburbanized, there isn't the same sense of community," said Michael Green, who teaches classes on the history of the city and the state at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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It is a connection to our many of the important things that give us a sense of community: to art and to architecture, to our past, and to our shared common future: as highlighted by the COP Interfaith prayer service to care for our planet.
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When Seagull Haircutters, known for its edgy-yet-versatile cuts and rainbow dye color, outgrew its four-chair storefront on West 21641th Street, the owners — the hairstylist Shaun SureThing and Johanna Fateman — were intent on maintaining a sense of community in their new, larger space.
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Because of its size, the village, with a population of about 7,100, is not required to provide school busing, and it does not, a circumstance that Shane McGaffey, the president of the board of education, believes is partly responsible for a strong sense of community.
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That sense of community will be surpassed this year as New York celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, the night in 1969 when a group of gay, lesbian and transgender people stood up to harassment, and the gay liberation movement was born.
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Palomba, who helped run a small marketing agency, had lived most of her life in Waterbury, and she was at ease there, grateful for the sense of community she felt in her neighborhood and her church and with the people she ran into in town.
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However, a lot of our daily online social interaction will shift to multiverse virtual worlds where avatars mark our presence, we own digital goods, earn money from our contributions to the world and gain a deeper sense of community than other types of online interactions.
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More than just a convenient place to grab a snack or a meal on the go, these ubiquitous little stores can act as a pantry, as common ground for neighbors from all over the globe, and as a place to find a sense of community.
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Instead of designing a multifamily community that looks and feels urban, with a focus on streets with sidewalks and proximity to retail, Rechler Equity hopes to create a "new suburbanism" that fosters a sense of community through outdoor common spaces like gardens and bocce courts.
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It didn't take me long to realize that though Aberdeen's art community is small, any inferiority complex brought about by the lack of attention it gets compared to bigger Scottish cities is outweighed by the solidarity and sense of community felt by its artists.
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Supermarkets flatten any sense of community and character with overbearing consumer choice, to the point that the only time you feel another connection to a human being is when you see that creepy hand restocking the cottage cheese from the other side of the refrigerated dairy section.
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Hyperallergic's Jessica Bell Brown called the exhibition "stunning and revelatory," as it showcased a sprawling and extremely talented, steadfast group of artists who forged a powerful sense of community in the 1960s through the '203s, together denouncing racism, inequality, and the exclusionary politics of white feminism.
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Proceeds from the tickets to this "mutt-attend" event, along with registration fees from the Mardi Paws Parade, were donated to the Ian Somerhalder Foundation, a non-profit started by the new dad to help protect pets and foster a sense of community in his home state.
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"To the extent that families can have a greater sense of community - cooking with each other, getting young children to feel part of the meal process - can help take away some of the demands and the loneliness that may arise from a stressful, depressing day," Zucker said.
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"The feeling I get from people from that generation — not just immigrants, but people living here — is that it did seem to be a time of a little bit more...a greater sense of community amongst people, and a little bit more of a welcoming," Khan says.
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He makes a cheesy Oprah joke and excuses it with a wry explanation that "I grew up with white people," but watching him here, his longing for a sense of community is tangible, and it's both heartbreaking and heartwarming to see him making up for lost time.
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But he also finds that when it comes to cooperation and unity — two goals that Miller, at least, places considerable emphasis on — there are limits (social, theological, sometimes just spatial) to how much of a sense of community you can achieve in such a pluralistic environment.
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It is on these rinks children and youth from all over the region come together to fulfill their need for recreation and camaraderie, giving them a counterbalance to the high demands of school and household duties while building self-confidence and developing a strong sense of community.
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Scripted-to-the-second workouts, with names such as Brooklyn, Abacus, and Wingman, aim to provide a sense of community to more members with more video guidance, just a handful of trainers per class, and lower expenses (labor is the industry's biggest recurring expenses, per IBIS).
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Ms. Cornejo, a fashion designer whose story of leaving Chile when she was 11 as a political refugee, then moving to London, then Paris and finally New York appears in "Nuevo New York," said she loved the sense of community participating in the book gave her.
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"There's reason to hope that in the wake of the tragedy in Texas ... there will be a renewed sense of community and common purpose that can help get things done," said Michael Steel, a Republican strategist who once worked as spokesman for former House Speaker John Boehner.
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The out-of-the-box model, which might remind you somewhat of Mary Kay or Tupperware's business strategy, is meant to encourage a sense of community and usher in a new era in which plus-sized women can facilitate other plus-sized women's access to great clothes.
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The thing I love about the film is it really leaves the door wide open for connecting with other women — as we've seen in the sense of community around Time's Up, around the women's movement, around people not really being afraid now to connect and talk.
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Three years before, as a freshman at the University of Central Florida, I often went to Pulse with my new college friends, all of us L.G.B.T. in one way or another and looking for a sense of community that seemed out of reach in straight daylight.
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The cafeteria-style diner offers that cheery sense of community that happens when hungry people collectively mull over steel pans of Thai ginger tofu, vegan lasagna and vegan barbecue (if you're here on a Friday, don't overlook the incredible Mock Crab Cakes, based on hearts of palms).
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Biggest perks: Early-opening coffee shops; rugged Rocky Mountains scenery; 300-plus days of sunshine; Beat generation history; work-to-live mindset; strong sense of community; university town with 17 federally funded labs; over 44,400 acres of parkland; home to well-known advertising and design firms.
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The Liberty City of their childhood was at once a place that buckled under the rages of crack but also, defiantly, maintained a cultural richness and sense of community that nurtured and inspired the two men — it was a place that both contained and freed them.
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In the 22004s he allied himself with New Urbanism, an international movement pioneered in the United States by two of his former students, Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk; it stressed the importance of the pedestrian and human-scale construction in maintaining a sense of community.
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This idea—that physical fitness and a sense of community can be central to relapse protection—is what inspired Longo to found Namastay Sober, a Boston-based non-profit that connects dozens of people in recovery to a growing network of local gyms and fitness classes.
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With an audience in almost every country in the world, engaging with other community members and creators on a daily basis lends Chew a real sense of community — it's likeminded people sharing their talents, passions and insights with a connected, invested community — one which is growing every day.
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"In each shop I visited, I began to see the same people and interactions, and it dawned on me that what these coffee bars had created, aside from the romance and theater of coffee, was a morning ritual and a sense of community," Schultz said in the press release.
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From a relationship point of view, Sowden isn't a fan and says—despite the fact that they can be "direct, time effective, and create an immediate sense of community when people are not physically together"—they should never be used as a substitute for actual face-to-face communication.
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"There's a real sense of community and a sort-of 'we're all in this together' camaraderie, pertaining to the liquor laws as well as being taken seriously on a national level as heavy-hitting cocktail city," says Amy Eldredge, partner at Salt Lake City's acclaimed Under Current Bar.
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" Every time Rachel attempts to compliment the family—like praising the sense of community found in making dumplings together—Eleanor finds a way to make it about the ways Rachel would be unable to hold up the family's reputation, because she is too busy with her own "passions.
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Chile is the best example: high per capita income, making it a "poor" rich country, but miserably low pensions for the elderly, exceedingly expensive and useless higher education for the young, mediocre and onerous health care for working adults, meager wages and a shrinking sense of community for everyone.
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"The significance of having the designers work on their pieces at TechShop demonstrates the democratization of the creative process, the blending of old and new technologies, and the sense of community and collaboration that can develop around the arts," Bill Gearhart, the General Manager of TechShop Pittsburgh, says.
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Within the group, "there's a sense of community that is lacking in society today," said Mr. Van Ostenbridge, who met his wife at a Twelfth Night celebration in Kingston, N.Y. Mr. Van Ostenbridge, an engineer for a technology firm and former Marine, said members shared a common background.
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" Santopietro saves his keenest observation for the final pages of "Why 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Matters," in which he acknowledges the power of nostalgia: "The continued heartfelt response to 'Mockingbird' now seems inextricably tied up in Harper Lee's ability to underscore a sense of community sorely lacking today.
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Creating a better sense of community for students from families for which college is a new experience can be the most simple but important step, especially for students of color in predominantly white institutions, and those who are surrounded by students who come from largely higher income families.
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The library fight was, itself, a fight over the future of rural America, what it meant to choose to live in a county like mine, what my neighbors were willing to do for one another, what they were willing to sacrifice to foster a sense of community here.
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But an unscientific survey of that scene this month found a community that has turned its pain and rage into ragers: Parties with purpose, with perspective, and with a renewed sense of community, that seemed less necessary a year ago, have gathered a new generation together under one roof.
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"There's reason to hope that in the wake of the tragedy in Texas ... there will be a renewed sense of community and common purpose that can help get things done," said Michael Steel, a Republican strategist who once worked as a spokesman for former House Speaker John Boehner.
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Online interactions are at the heart of Peloton's businessEfforts to integrate social media into the Peloton experience make sense given that one of the company's main selling points is its ability to give users a sense of community virtually without having to be present in a physical studio.
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While it's easy to look at a quaint little English seaside town like the one represented in Broadchurch as the kind of place where a sense of community is still important, the truth is that it's hard to ever really know anyone—regardless of the proximity in which you live.
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"The GLBT folks, you saw this new opportunity for them to build their identity and a sense of community—kind of get people together that would have been isolated," said Keith Durkin, a sociology professor at Ohio Northern University who has been studying sex and digital technology since the 1990s.
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The second is that political life in the broadest sense is increasingly driven by the quest for a sense of community and belonging: by a sense that globalisation and technology has atomised society and that we need to recreate a sense of belonging if we're not to fall apart completely.
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"Rather than sifting through online listings, or living alone in an apartment for one, we started HubHaus to offer an easy way for professionals to find quality shared housing solutions with a true sense of community," Shruti writes in a blog post about the new financing the company has received.
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"[Bookstores] provide a sense of community for those who love reading, discussing, and sharing thoughts, experiences, and ideas – both their own and those they've read about," says Peter Glassman, owner of Books of Wonder, an independent bookstore in New York City (that also served as the inspiration for You've Got Mail).
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They snapped a pic and posted the photo to an app called Nextdoor, which was made in an effort to foster a sense of community in neighborhoods, creating a space for users to sell items, put together watch groups, and post ads for things like babysitters — and lost and found dogs.
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To ensure that Haitians eager to support their team enjoyed both access and a sense of community around the Copa matches, the United States national team forward Jozy Altidore, the son of Haitian immigrants, recently arranged for public broadcasts of the country's games, and others, through a foundation bearing his name.
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Recently, I shared the responses from several London-based investors; today, we spoke to eight of New York's top consumer VCs: Consumer health and banking startups were recurring areas of interest, and there's a sense that apps and product brands which provide a deeper sense of community are an untapped opportunity.
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