Politically, though, there are risks in showing compassion to any murderer.
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Rogers excelled at listening, understanding, and showing compassion to every person he met.
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We are a country second to none in showing compassion to the less fortunate.
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Benioff's last step called for showing compassion to everyone as we deal with this crisis.
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But I also think showing compassion will be much easier if you can address your anxiety.
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"She was always showing compassion to those who were suffering," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
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Treatment courts are principled about showing compassion, dignity and respect for the absolute value of every person.
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" "I've learned from LGBTQ history that hate and fear must never prevent us from showing compassion and moving forward.
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Justin Bieber is showing compassion for folks who are down on their luck ... and this could have religious overtones.
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Showing compassion to one side may have led to critics saying that they had a bias because of their kind actions.
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The change in attitude starts with showing compassion when others are diagnosed with a mental health condition, avoiding judgment and offering support.
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You have a great story today of the first lady going down showing compassion for these children and yet you have this jacket.
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Under the new administration of President Ivan Duque, Colombia has an opportunity to turn the tide by showing compassion to Venezuelans escaping hardship.
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The thing that is the most vital to trying to start to change things is compassion: Having compassion, showing compassion for other people.
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The mere image and civil act of Korea's new president showing compassion for abandoned and abused rescue animals will be both positive and powerful.
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Merkel's message of peace By showing compassion to hundreds of thousands of Muslim refugees, Merkel's message to the worldwide Islamic community is one of peace.
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Remember how Obama was widely criticized for simply showing compassion for Trayvon Martin after the unarmed black teenager was killed by a neighborhood watch captain?
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Though judges are often thought of as impassive gavel-pounders, Judge Kemp is not alone in showing compassion toward the defendant and victims before her.
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Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, said the president was showing compassion to "the other side of the equation," the people paying the taxes.
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"The schools have found the right balance to protect everyone's privacy rights while at the same time showing compassion for those struggling with gender identity issues," said Sharp.
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After the horrific attack took place, there was an outpouring of help for the victims in the city of Manchester, with many citizens showing compassion to complete strangers.
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There are times when such efforts can appear profoundly self-serving; when bearing witness or showing compassion feels more like public performance than real acknowledgment or understanding of another.
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Jesus showing compassion, understanding, and the ability to help a friend cope with the horror of this new world while still keeping the focus on the things that matter most.
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" She found that "small gestures in everyday life," like people supporting you without expecting anything back or showing compassion during tough times, were what participants most agreed upon as "loving.
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Rather than have the fan bundled off stage by security, Dion takes some time to talk to the woman, showing compassion and humour — even when the woman appears to grind against Dion.
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I've thought about my grandfather's story a lot in the last few weeks, because we have a White House that isn't showing compassion or shared humanity -- particularly on the issue of immigration.
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"Great job going above and beyond and showing compassion, and solving the problem," InfoNH wrote of the officer's kindness, which have since been liked over 1,200 times and sparked nearly 100 comments.
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Though Jay-Z's kids will grow up in an environment different from that of his own childhood, Jay-Z says showing compassion for others supersedes all the lessons he wants to teach them.
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I think we can hold the rule of law and submit to the governing authority while also welcoming the stranger and showing compassion to those who are enormous and they're not mutually exclusive.
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Buzz has been building around Wolf, a Kentucky judge, over the past couple of weeks after a pair of videos went viral that showed her doing something judges aren't necessarily known for: showing compassion.
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PEOPLE's 2018 top 50 Companies that Care highlights U.S. companies that stand out in a variety of areas — from showing compassion for their staffers to embracing the environment to putting diversity in the forefront.
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But we can uphold the rule of law and control our borders while at the same time showing compassion to young Americans who were brought here years ago with no say in the matter.
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"If there is a concern about his sentence, that should be taken up with the state legislature, rather than by seeking to remove the judge for doing his job, exercising discretion, and showing compassion," he said.
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Events like Orlando offer Trump the opportunity to improve this devastatingly bad number by showing compassion for the victims and their families and demonstrating a steely resolve to execute a new plan to reduce the risk of more Orlando-style attacks.
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Puerto Ricans, assisted by their fellow Americans from federal agencies and the Armed Forces, went out to help others showing compassion and a sense of duty, sharing food and water, providing shelter, protecting children and attending the old and sick.
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" Yang rejected the idea that a Christian political theology had to make a choice: "There's a Christian narrative around the issue: there's always an either/or, which is between the role of law enforcement, security and showing compassion to strangers.
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It was a free-flowing, wide-ranging interview, during which only three questions were asked, but the music legend managed to touch on a variety of topics; from his career, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, showing compassion for others, and even allegations of Russian hacking.
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If Montes and the lawyers are right, this would be the first case of someone being deported despite having been granted protection — something that the Trump administration isn't legally prohibited from doing (it can revoke DACA at any time and for any reason), but that the administration's decision to keep the program in effect, and several comments from Trump and Kelly showing "compassion" for people who came to the US as children, have strongly indicated it's not going to do.
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028 # Cross-cultural empathy: the ability to visualize with the imagination the situation of another person from an intellectual and emotional point of view. Demonstrating empathy includes the abilities of connecting emotionally with people, showing compassion, thinking in more than one perspective, and listening actively.Chi-Ying Chung, R., & Bemak, F. (2002).
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But once, his parents arrived early to the show and saw him through the stage door wearing a dress. He tells Zach that his parents, then, disowned him for lying. Zach runs onstage and embraces Paul, showing compassion for the first time in the audition. Larry brings the dancers back onstage to perform the newly-learned routine for Zach.
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When he returns to work, he begins to teach new medical interns about the importance of showing compassion and sensitivity towards their patients, which in turn will make them better doctors. Jack puts the interns in patient gowns, assigns them various illnesses and orders all the tests for them to "feel" the experience that they will soon put their patients through.
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First the sense of showing compassion; second the religious sense of Godliness and devoutness; and third, the sense of duty and respect. Taken together these meanings for piety suggest "a sense of compassion and respect driven by a religious duty". Similarly, poverty was seen as the normal condition of having few materials possessions or wealth. The nobility and royalty had wealth and influence.
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There are two categories of leadership behaviors: consideration and initiating structure. Behaviors associated with the category of consideration include showing subordinates they are valued and that the leader cares about them. An example of a consideration behavior is showing compassion when problems arise in or out of the office. Behaviors associated with the category of initiating structure include facilitating the task performance of groups.
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One child showing compassion for another child. Compassion motivates people to go out of their way to help the physical, mental, or emotional pains of another and themselves. Compassion is often regarded as having sensitivity, an emotional aspect to suffering. Though, when based on cerebral notions such as fairness, justice, and interdependence, it may be considered rational in nature and its application understood as an activity also based on sound judgment.
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The emphasis on compassion has been linked with a reluctance to encourage independence and social participation in people with disabilities.In Thailand, the World Bank reports that because of Buddhism's teachings on showing compassion towards the weak, people often donate money to beggars with disabilities or charities that help the disabled. The World Bank argues that while this kindness can be admirable, it does not promote equality for people with disabilities.
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In 1902, Berryman published another famous cartoon in the Post – Drawing the Line in Mississippi. This cartoon depicts President Theodore Roosevelt showing compassion for a small bear cub and inspired New York store owner Morris Michtom to create the teddy bear. Wilkins acquired Hatton's share of the newspaper in 1894 at Hatton's death. After Wilkins' death in 1903, his sons John and Robert ran the Post for two years before selling it in 1905 to John Roll McLean, owner of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Most Buddhists believe that bad karma (which arises from immoral actions) is the cause of disability. Buddhists also believe in showing compassion towards people less fortunate than themselves (known as songsarn), including towards the disabled, which is believed by Buddhists to help build their own good karma. This has mixed consequences for people with disabilities living in predominantly Buddhist societies. In societies where Buddhism is the main religion practiced, Buddhists with disabilities have reported that other people have condescending attitudes towards them.
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Caregivers for dependent people can also experience compassion fatigue, which can become a cause of abusive behavior in caring professions. It results from the taxing nature of showing compassion for someone whose suffering is continuous and unresolvable. One may still care for the person as required by policy, however, the natural human desire to help them is significantly diminished desensitization and lack of enthusiasm for patient care.Jenkins, B. & Warren, N.A. Concept analysis: compassion fatigue and effects upon critical care nurses.
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Pope John XV of Alexandria (Abba Yoannis El-Mallawany) (died 7 September 1629) was the 99th Pope of Alexandria & Patriarch of the See of St. Mark. Originally from Mallawi, he was a monk in the Monastery of Saint Anthony before being consecrated Patriarch on the 7th day of Thout, 1336 A.M. (September 18, 1619 A.D.). Known for his great modesty and piety, John XV was devoted to ministry, prayer, and worship. He exemplified zeal in guiding the Coptic church and in showing compassion to his priests, the poor, and strangers.
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While Rick organizes the combined forces of Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom against Negan, Carl becomes more concerned with the safety of others, making sure that the remaining survivors of Alexandria are prepared. At some point, Carl and Rick are out searching for gas but come across a man named Siddiq, alone and seemingly confused. Rick is prepared to shoot him, but Carl stops him and berates Rick for not showing compassion. Later, as Rick's army attacks the Saviors, Carl encounters Siddiq again, and after learning his hardships, offers to take him to Alexandria.
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Finn scolds the apprentice for showing compassion, a Jedi trait, and Marka asks to be taken with them, using a mind trick on the apprentice. Finn says that he has no need for a slave and already has an apprentice, and the two Sith leave, heading back to their ship. Finn orders the apprentice to deal with Marka as he heads to the top of the building their landing pad is on. A few minutes later the apprentice returns with Marka in tow, having been unable to kill her.
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Showing compassion and concern, reassuring the people, her tireless efforts would permanently endear her to the citizens of the Netherlands. Queen Juliana with Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek at Soestdijk Palace, 1956 In 1956, the influence of Hofmans on Juliana's political views almost brought down the monarchy in a constitutional crisis; this caused the court and the royal family to split into a "Bernhard faction", set on removing a queen considered a religious fanatic and a threat to NATO, and the queen's pious and pacifist courtiers. Prime Minister Willem Drees resolved the crisis. However, Juliana lost out to her powerful husband and his friends.
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After a heated confrontation with her sister, Becky faces marital problems with Luke whom is displeased with the way she's behaving and having found out that she set him up for a meeting with Nathan Temple. While both of them spend a few days fighting with each other, Becky feels insulted when Luke talks highly of Jess in being more helpful than her. She is angry and in tears, Becky tells him off that she's had a lot of her own problems the last few weeks and he never had time for her. Despite showing compassion for her, Luke maintains he needs time away from Becky and hopes while he's away, she can reassess her behavior.
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As a political cartoonist, Berryman satirized both Democrats and Republicans, and covered topics such as drought, farm relief, and food prices; representation of the District of Columbia in Congress; labor strikes and legislation; campaigning and elections; political patronage; European coronations; the America's Cup; and the atomic bomb. In 1898, during the Spanish–American War, The Post printed Berryman's classic illustration "Remember the Maine," which became the battle-cry for American sailors during the War. His November 16, 1902, cartoon, "Drawing the Line in Mississippi," depicted President Theodore Roosevelt showing compassion for a small bear cub. The cartoon inspired New York store owner Morris Michtom to create a new toy and call it the teddy bear.
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At one point the Karmapa 'froze' a battalion of 37,000 soldiers on the spot, by using the power of mudra, yet all the time showing compassion. He eventually let himself be captured and put in exile, knowing that his miracles and compassion would eventually lead to Kublai Khan having a change of heart which did in fact happen. Returning to Tibet towards the end of his life, he had an enormous (sixteen-meter) statue of the Buddha built at Tsurphu Monastery, to fulfill a dream he had had long before. The finished work was slightly tilted; it is said that Karma Pakshi straightened it by sitting first in the same tilted posture as the statue and then righting himself.
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34 No. 2, The Institute of Humanities at Soonchunhyang University, 2015, 67. In addition, rather than the simple dynamics of Hong showing compassion to the North Korean defectors and the North Korean defectors becoming their beneficiaries, the story addresses the dilemma and confusion about North Korean defectors.So, Young-hyun, “Women/Hatred (Misogyny) as a Symptom and the Geometry of Diaspora Gender – Feminization of Migration and Housewification of Immigrant Labor,” Daejung seosa yeongu (Journal of Popular Narrative) Vol. 42, The Association of Popular Narrative, 2017, 104. “Nomad” (노마드 Nomad) depicts the reality of transnational migration through Park Cheol, as well as Su-mi, an ethnic Korean living in China, North Korean defector Seon-a, and a Korean woman who set up a hair salon in China.
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Set in a bleak, distant future influenced by Jack Vance's Dying Earth series, the story details the life of Severian, a journeyman torturer, exiled from his guild for showing compassion to one of the condemned. The novel is composed of the volumes The Shadow of the Torturer (1980), The Claw of the Conciliator (1981), winner of the Nebula Award for Best Novel, The Sword of the Lictor (1982), and The Citadel of the Autarch (1983). A coda, The Urth of the New Sun (1987), wraps up some loose ends but is generally considered a separate work. Several of Wolfe's essays about writing the Book of the New Sun series were published in The Castle of the Otter (1982; the title refers to a misprint of the fourth book's title in Locus magazine).
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In June 2006, the Ministry of Health publicly admitted that more than 10,000 Saudi citizens were either infected with HIV or had AIDS. In December 2006 the Arab News ran an editorial that called for greater public awareness of how the virus is spread and more compassion for those people infected. In the same year, a Saudi citizen named Rami al-Harithi revealed that he had become infected with HIV while having surgery and has become an official proponent of education and showing compassion to those people infected. Saudi Princess Alia bint Abdullah has been involved in the Saudi AIDS Society, which was permitted in December 2006 to hold a public charity art auction followed by a discussion on how the disease was impacting the kingdom that included two Saudis living with HIV.
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The Kathavatthu also mentions that the Pudgalavādins relied on the following statements by the Buddha: "there is a person who exerts for his own good" and "there appears a person who is reborn for the good and happiness of many, for showing compassion to the world of beings".Dutt, Nalinaksha, Buddhist Sects in India, p. 185. The Pudgalavādins held that this person was "inexpressible" and indeterminate in its relation to the five aggregates and could not be said to be neither the same as the aggregates nor different. However, the person could not be denied entirely, for if this were so, nothing would get reborn and nothing would be the object of loving-kindness meditation.Williams, Paul, Buddhism: The early Buddhist schools and doctrinal history ; Theravāda doctrine, Volume 2, Taylor & Francis, 2005, p. 91.
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