" He called it PaseLaVoz, Spanish for "spread the word.
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"Please help us spread the word!" says the Facebook post.
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And he credits Baliti FM with helping spread the word.
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Please spread the word with your teams and fellow Googlers.
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But is this the best way to spread the word?
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Spread the word or make a direct personal contribution here.
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It messaged activists and asked them to spread the word.
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These recordings have the potential to spread the word today.
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And now, I've made it my mission to spread the word.
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Will they partner with social media influencers to spread the word?
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Please read and re-tweet to help me spread the word!
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The woman took some pamphlets and promised to spread the word.
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Need help from the whole Dance Community to spread the word!
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Spread the word with your friends about printers and printer security!
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The gangs will use local sex workers to spread the word.
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" She added: "So please just keep sharing to spread the word.
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We are still appealing for your help to spread the word.
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They also spread the word for events through newsletters or announcements.
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Why on earth, however, should he want to spread the word?
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The actor has also taken to Twitter to spread the word.
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He also brought college athletes to play and spread the word.
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They, in turn, spread the word further and the net wider.
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Varley first spread the word about Bugduv on various message boards.
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Aiming to spread the word, Burns opened TikTok and started filming.
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Please join us for our first two, and spread the word.
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"Just spread the word about the culture—in a cool way."
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The duo also created a video (above) to help spread the word.
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Spread the word about what is happening:Don't let the devastation go unnoticed.
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Simply to spread the word about what could cure other peoples' breakouts.
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Healy recommends that advisors visit local colleges and help spread the word.
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So I hit the streets of New York to spread the word!
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And don't forget to spread the word to your vagina-having friends.
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You can also spread the word and help others become more aware.
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He hopes that will help spread the word about preventing gun violence.
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See the full collection of photos here, and help spread the word.
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In December, the program even posted a video to spread the word.
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"This award gives me the opportunity to spread the word," Bates said.
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The Internet falsely spread the word that his daughter's name is Zelig.
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Christian missionaries have always travelled to remote spots to spread the word.
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But there's a lot we can do to help spread the word.
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Spread the word, and let's make a huge showing at this event!
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Well, let me fill you in so you can spread the word.
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So people across Providence County are trying to spread the word themselves.
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I hope the Reddit community can spread the word about social distancing.
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Some companies also cultivate teachers to spread the word about their products.
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And they want to spread the word about how to do it.
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"Our goal was to spread the word," she told the news service.
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Xu said her team didn't invest in advertising to spread the word.
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"If you know of families low on funds, please spread the word!"
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Ditto if you are trying to publish or spread the word about something.
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Help us spread the word, and get this onto every Christmas gift list.
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Organizers urged drivers to spread the word on Twitter using the hashtag #UberSuperBowlStrike.
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Read more about them here, download the MP3 here and spread the word.
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It also helped spread the word about free rides back in migrant shelters.
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To help find Sam, Connolley started a Facebook page to spread the word.
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"The young authors on Codex went out and spread the word," he says.
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We had four days to find a temporary location and spread the word.
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Artists and musicians spread the word to their own audiences across the country.
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And thanks, trolls, for helping to spread the word and make it happen.
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It is imperative to spread the word about the devastation to these islands.
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Social media, which amplify outrage, are the ideal vehicle to spread the word.
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From rallies to phone banking to knocking on doors, they spread the word.
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We worked with professors, NGO's and local people who helped spread the word.
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Many of the new Ola drivers help spread the word about the company.
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Please RT and spread the word to as many ARMYs as you can!
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" King then led the massive crowd in a chant, cheering, "Spread the word!
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" King led the crowd in a call-and-response chant: "Spread the word.
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After he watched it, he was sold -- and began to spread the word.
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Some speculated that the account's creator had paid influencers to spread the word.
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Trying to spread the word For study coordinator Stacy Loeb, this research hits home.
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But the real purpose of the guidelines is "to spread the word," said Fauci.
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Modi is urging every Indian to spread the word to their friends, and more.
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In his darkest hour, he still made time to spread the word of hope.
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We went house-to-house teaching families and asking that they spread the word.
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Some young women who escaped forced marriages now spread the word against the practice.
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Festivals and the stocking by pubs of locally brewed beers further spread the word.
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He was immediately supportive and helped us to spread the word about the plan.
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Celebrities like Khloé Kardashian and country singer Casey Donahew have helped spread the word.
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Eventually, Plank started sending prototypes to contacts in the NFL to spread the word.
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Consumer groups and medical societies have tried to spread the word about expensive drugs.
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" The girl then led the massive crowd in a chant, cheering, "Spread the word!
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Bloomberg's team confirmed his investment in staffers to spread the word on social media.
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You could also leave notes in your neighbors&apos mailboxes to spread the word.
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Tons of famous people helped spread the word ... from Dana White to Peter King.
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So Slice leans on its pizzeria partners to spread the word to their customers.
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And she established a national parents' group, Parents Preventing Childhood Drowning, to spread the word.
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"It was hard to spread the word and get people to support it," Walker says.
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Instead, Fyre Fest relied almost entirely on popular Instagrammers and models to spread the word.
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Importantly, these updates help spread the word about developers who offer great, albeit specialized, apps.
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The UVA community spread the word mostly offline, through texts, emails, and word of mouth.
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As leftist politics integrate into the mainstream, artists spread the word and agitate for change.
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Good. Because for brunch, you can't miss Rapscallion, and we're here to spread the word.
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Government websites and social media spread the word that rabbit meat is tasty and nutritious.
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He and his mom often make videos to spread the word about pups in need.
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Share this story and spread the word about the millions of people who need us.
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Although it's not much, a retweet could help spread the word about a community's needs.
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Spread the word about Heron Preston's collab with the DSNY and 0X30 Campaign with #HPC0X30.
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Commenters are flooding her feed with hearts, exclamation points, and tags to spread the word.
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Brands rely on them to spread the word far and wide about great loyalty programs.
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That's one of the reasons Kasky is helping to spread the word about Monday's fundraiser.
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"Spread the word, could've said it better myself.. ❤️🙏🏻" Gia wrote in the caption.
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So it's often up to informal parent networks and nonprofit groups to spread the word.
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We just want to help each other and spread the word about our art form.
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He invited friends like Mike Bidlo and Kiki Smith, who spread the word to others.
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The hotline is up and running, so give it a ring and spread the word.
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When Dr. Li Wenliang tried to spread the word, he was detained for spreading rumors.
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Your most engaged customers could also become your best ambassadors to spread the word around.
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Spread the word, and maybe kids can turn acts of kindness into a worldwide movement.
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RT to spread the word: Human chain at the U.S. Capitol tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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Finally, we have talented pros competing globally who spread the word about respect and inclusion.
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Now the distiller aims to spread the word about quality absinthe and dispel the myths.
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When they were starting out, they booked a show in Montreal to spread the word.
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Just a little more media in his anti-media strategy really could've helped spread the word.
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"They spread the word about these therapies and put them in the public mind," he said.
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To celebrate, you'll want to spread the word on social media about its message of justice.
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Now, the world's largest religion is turning to virtual reality to spread the word of God.
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You can also spread the word and promote posts with the hashtags, #M4BW, #EveryBlackWoman, and #BlackWomenRise.
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So, you'd just give your records out and try to spread the word about your band.
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Tension, sweat, and violent threats filled the air, but Faust wanted to spread the word around.
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Gemini energy is also perfect for networking, so if you're promoting a project, spread the word!
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Come out, spread the word, and lean on groups you support to blast out the information.
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"We are still appealing for your help to spread the word," they wrote on social media.
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The IRS did try advertising campaigns, spending around $2 million some years to spread the word.
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We're giving out FREE to spread the word about the big successes of the Mueller investigation.
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They spread the word through social media and encouraged supporters to come to the airport Wednesday.
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But it was a little bit frustrating that they didn't want us to spread the word.
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Above all, spread the word that this is something that is eminently doable and not intimidating.
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Upon his release and return to France, Parmentier set out to spread the word about potatoes.
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He's written about his research and experiences to help spread the word to others with colitis.
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After his visit to the S.V.C.A., the group's leaders encouraged its members to spread the word.
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If you like what we're doing, please spread the word and send this to your friends.
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She also helped spread the word by offering kombucha samples to her customers at I. Magnin.
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It promotes the service in stores and online, while customers spread the word through social media.
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The Women's Media Center (WMC) started the campaign, using the hashtag #HireHer to spread the word.
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Eliseo Montoya is another advocate who has helped spread the word about missing children like Trinity.
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" Julien Paluku, the governor of North Kivu Province, took to Twitter to spread the word. "Urgent!!!!
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It's for every person who made a call or sent a text to spread the word.
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But if you bring us into the tent, we are often excited to spread the word.
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And if you're as excited about it as we are, please help us spread the word.
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Ms. Foreman, 22, was hired by Mr. Kasolas to help spread the word about filing claims.
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"We want to spread the word that classical music is for absolutely everybody," Mr. Rattle said.
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Yet imagine if she spread the word that she was interested in singing something truly new.
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Fans love it — and tell their friends, who buy a copy and further spread the word.
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She's been using the bike for a few months, telling followers to "spread the word," she adds.
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We've put them here in tidy font, on pretty backgrounds, so you can spread the word, too.
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We're only 28 Twitter followers away from 29M - spread the word & help us reach this big milestone!
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It now employs social media sites and smart phone apps to spread the word on Santa's whereabouts.
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Eeten quickly spread the word to other officers and the fire department, including Police Chief John Dossey.
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Haven't been to a memorial, felt the urge to spread the word in memory of Chester. pic.twitter.
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They all said they rely heavily on mothers to use the service and to spread the word.
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We're only 74 Twitter followers away from 3M - spread the word & help us reach this big milestone!
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But more importantly, you can help spread the word of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy itself.
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WJLA initially spread the word of the dog's brazen escape and asked viewers to help find him.
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Italian Police used their social media channels to spread the word and also contacted their French counterparts.
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His earliest, eagerest listeners then spread the word—so far and so wide it soon reached Hollywood.
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" She added: "To those of you in the media, thank you for helping to spread the word.
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Since we've been together we have always fostered, taken in rescues, and spread the word of adoption.
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The point is to help supporters spread the word about Sanders and relay information to the campaign.
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The irony tickles him and enables him to use donations to spread the word of the Lord.
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He seems to want to share the miracle he's found, to spread the word and help others.
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A boost in energy arrives, helping you spread the word about whatever it is you're excited about.
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As for assembling the lineup, Mr. Bacs said he had contacted 20 collectors to spread the word.
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But he helped spread the word about the caravan because the road north is dangerous, he said.
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But the maesters aren't moved to action when Sam tries to convince them to spread the word.
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Friends spent the weekend passing out flyers and asking people to spread the word about Lueck's disappearance.
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"He had developed a group that spread the word and brought people to him," Mr. Fayeq said.
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For about a month, they relied on friends and relatives to spread the word, collecting about $475.
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The city joined in on efforts to spread the word, encouraging other veterans to attend the service.
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The revelers hardly even notice the weary dive team, trying to spread the word of imminent doom.
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In addition to equipment, you might want to spend money on marketing materials to spread the word.
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When classes start up again in October after the summer holiday, he plans to spread the word.
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Gordon Granger marched his soldiers to Galveston, Texas to spread the word that slavery had ended in America.
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Belding hopes such honors will help spread the word about MEANS and the need to stop food waste.
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High-profile individuals can also use their clout to help spread the word about their consumer-facing investments.
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I also do a couple of shows on cam with clients, and spread the word about my Patreon.
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I can't even fathom how difficult it was for him to travel to spread the word of Jesus.
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So if you have any brides-to-be in your life, you may want to spread the word.
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In exchange for an early bird discount, backers help to "actually spread the word of mouth," he says.
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In the beginning, a lot of the people that came were gastronomy people and they spread the word.
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She trusted in the young to keep momentum going and to spread the word wider, to the masses.
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You'll get more entries for yourself too whenever anyone enters with your referral link — so spread the word.
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Mercury in Cancer will inspire you to travel, study, and spread the word about whatever you're excited about.
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Not long ago those hiring put an advert in a local newspaper or spread the word by mouth.
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For a startup, these kinds of supporters can quickly help spread the word and become valuable brand advocates.
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Johnson and Duke then spread the word to other pro-Trump personalities that Damore was officially on Twitter.
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The 2019 applications are officially open — and Kloss is running around the city (literally) to spread the word.
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When we organized events aimed at a Trump opponent, Breitbart was more than happy to spread the word.
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The email urges them to keep applying pressure to Rosenstein and to spread the word to other activists:
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Thank you to each and every one of you that spread the word and put attention on this.
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Then rate them when you're done cooking, and spread the word by sharing them with family and friends.
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"We're not just providing the experience, we want to spread the word on what's happening," he told CNN.
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Thanks to all our friends, especially folks in the DC media who spread the word - MAGGIE IS HOME.
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The time has come to spread the word about the dangerous mischief NATO is causing on Russia's border.
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David's mom shared the incredible news this week after her son finally allowed her to spread the word.
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Yeisley, an interior decorator who specializes in window treatments, spread the word through her circles of sewing friends.
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And the producer Carole Montgomery aims to spread the word by filming this stand-up showcase for television.
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He spread the word in Larissa and has since persuaded 1,080 fellow townspeople to sign up as members.
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The city was in the hands of a social media-savvy mayor who could help spread the word.
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Bellingcat journalists have spread the word about their techniques in seminars attended by journalists and law-enforcement officials.
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Please join me and spread the word about the boycott of hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei.
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Spread the word have you heard, all across the nation, we are going to be a great generation.
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Find out how to become a member, show your support, and spread the word for the Campaign Workers Guild .
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"I have to spread the word about recognizing this disorder and getting treatment as soon as possible," Lake says.
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But my kid's in a good place, and I felt a calling to spread the word about this disease.
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Use Social Media: Social media platforms are a great way to quickly spread the word about your missing dog.
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"We're only 74 Twitter followers away from 3M - spread the word & help us reach this big milestone," he tweeted.
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And if there's a pair or company we're missing out on, definitely spread the word in the comments below.
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YouTube TV, for example, became a sponsor for the NBA Finals and the World Series to spread the word.
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Spread the word about your own dreams — the #DefineYourDream campaign is seeking additional stories to share with the world.
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To spread the word, the team made a website, issued press releases, and of course, launched a hashtag (#BIGBellTest).
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The deer was released back into the woods to "spread the word" about the pool, the police department joked.
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Trellis Fertility Studio will also pay social media influencers to help spread the word about its egg freezing services.
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Miranda released the video as he continues to recruit famous friends to spread the word about his #Ham4all challenge.
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In the trailer, Magdalene is seen meeting and joining Jesus on his mission to spread the word of God.
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Ask the media arm of the cause you're supporting to spread the word through all of their available channels.
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The folks at BGR recently called our attention to the extension OneTab, and we had to spread the word.
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We spread the word and make Black lives matter when they are taken from us as though they don't.
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Greenpeace recruits student activists to spread the word about the environmental programs at Bonnaroo in June in Manchester, Tennessee.
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Educate yourself and spread the word While in high school, Murphy traveled the world speaking about HIV and AIDS.
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Although social media helps spread the word, Ms. Wilkinson's focus is on staying a local shop for local customers.
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The business struggled at first, but Mr. Schindel spread the word about his movies by contacting schools and libraries.
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The company says it avoided spending money on advertising and relied on brand loyal customers to spread the word.
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BC's turning 30 next week, and we're told she's spread the word to promoters she's available for club bookings.
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It's one more way to spread the word while making it more accessible to a modern, increasingly secular society.
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The easiest thing to do is spread the word about what OxSRC does, and about refugee education in general.
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Participants are being asked to post on social media and use the hashtag #GreatAmericanTakeout to help spread the word.
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Delayed and infringed upon, they spread the word, causing would-be visitors to the Keys to cancel their trips.
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Help spread the word with your own video - and tag your friends to remind them to stay home too.
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Webcomics, in particular, are being used to cut through the noise, explain complicated issues, and spread the word online.
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Translation: Spread the word by facilitating discussion rather than hammering home a message through blanket ads in Christian publications.
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Bernie Sanders, which they used not only to spread the word about his candidacy but also to generate small contributions.
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"I decided to produce a PSA on domestic violence to help spread the word on this important issue," Moore said.
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The team of volunteers usually gets in touch with prison resource libraries to spread the word to inmates through posters.
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Mars in Taurus is also on your side if you're trying to publish or spread the word about your work.
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They were there to spread the word about the maze, to make Maeve and her daughter more receptive to consciousness.
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You talented Leos are usually trying to spread the word about something: an idea, a project, a show you're in.
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With this information, the bureau can target specific community groups, like churches and other organizations, to help spread the word.
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It's something that we have to nurture, and we have to spread the word, and we have to work on.
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What we're going to do is go talk to the kids and go into the prisons and spread the word.
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Nutella teamed up with celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis and YouTube star Alexys Gabrielle Johns to help spread the word.
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Sign the petition, and spread the word by letting Edward Snowden deliver your voicemail and holiday Out of Office reply.
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Additionally, P&G released a statement to warn consumers and hired New England Patriots' Rob Gronkowski to spread the word.
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Spread the word If each of us made an effort to do our part, the ripple effects could be huge.
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"I have to spread the word about recognizing this disorder and getting treatment as soon as possible," Lake told PEOPLE.
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She spread the word via social media, like the subreddit on opiates, and has since sent out thousands of packages.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council took to Twitter this afternoon to spread the word and encourage demonstrations in other cities.
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The key is to spread the word and to let people know that they don't have to toil in silence.
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Second, we joined with powerful advocates in all the impacted communities and went across the state to spread the word.
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Educators have been exhorted to give speeches, assign homework and spread the word on social media like Weibo and WeChat.
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"For every person who goes there, they'll tell many of their friends, who will spread the word," Ms. Masoni said.
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"We are working to spread the word of a deal to all the drivers," Abcam said in a written statement.
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So now he started to help her spread the word at the bus stop, letting people know what was coming.
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Like most tech companies, Natural Cycles relies heavily on social media ads and an influencer network to spread the word.
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The suite will include a customizable upcoming landing page, an embeddable widget and email messaging to help spread the word.
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Please check out the video and rewards here, pledge if you can, and help spread the word far and wide.
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Others took it as an opportunity to spread the word about Yang and tried to demonstrate the Yang Gang's power.
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He said he has instructed workers at the three bodegas he owns to spread the word to other bodegas nearby.
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She would spread the word that inmates should request jock straps and pipes — smoking was still allowed — from their families.
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He wants to spread the word that planes here, in one way or another, almost always have more to come.
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Spread the word Companies and public policy makers have the biggest influence when it comes to helping slow climate change.
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She's been working with the veterans affairs officials and the Canadian military and has spread the word on social media.
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And spread the word that cooked beet greens taste like chard and spinach twirled together, in the best possible way.
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I get to meet people through these conventions and also spread the word that I'm writing, directing, and filmmaking now.
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Hipcamp, an Airbnb-style campsite startup, is using this to its advantage, to help spread the word about its service.
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The organization partnered with more than 4,000 groups, like Facebook, Google, Twitter and Reddit, to spread the word to register.
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Feminists did not spread the word about Dr. Gosnell or demand investigations to ensure his evil wasn't being practiced elsewhere.
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They represented white power over the black body and were sold as postcards to spread the word beyond the county.
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Since then, his group has been trying to spread the word, but the unions have blocked access to personal contact information.
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Also, are there any ways I could help spread the word about this to the country or even to the world?
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Social media may be the place to spread the word, but the work needs to take place offline, in real life.
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Word then travels within the network prisons have with one another across Canada and the US to further spread the word.
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And remember, its workers requested, to please tag the company in those posts, helping to spread the word about FlyNYON's service.
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The patients in both Huntersville and Auburn have Facebook pages to support each other and spread the word about the disease.
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In September 2015, Ludacris partnered with delivery app Roadie to help spread the word about the peer-to-peer shipping market.
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The breast cancer survivor wanted to help spread the word of early detection to underserved women in her Miami, Florida, community.
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So shop the brands ahead, spread the word, or contribute in another way: it's the least and most we can do.
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So spread the word among your friends and acquaintances to look out for these emails and don't click on the links.
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" She continued, "We are so grateful to every single person who helped spread the word and joined us in our search.
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Bill Cosby wants to spread the word to young people about sexual assault ... and how to avoid being accused of it.
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This is an excellent time to spread the word about projects that you want to launch in the next 12 months.
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You can learn what brands are not cruelty-free and spread the word and encourage those brands to become cruelty-free.
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Julia Stambler isn't scared boyfriend Charlie Sheen has HIV ... and she wants to spread the word it's not a relationship buzzkill.
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WE MUST RAISE 100 MILLION DOLLARS TO HELP HER GET TO A BILLION, PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD, THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT.
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See below for details, play along, spread the word, and let's do what we can to help win this fight. pic.twitter.
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Price directed his department to pull out of these events, and slashed the advertising budget to spread the word by 90%.
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Thank you for making this contest a hit year after year, and please spread the word that it's back for 2016.
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It's not a message many C.E.O.s want to hear, but Mr. Perez believes it is his duty to spread the word.
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To spread the word about Airbnb, the founders planned to throw events, partner with booking services, and use good old Craigslist.
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Brittain's family has launched a GoFundMe and a Facebook page to help raise funds and spread the word of his disappearance.
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" On the future of the internet: "I don't think we can count on conventional media to spread the word [of progress].
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I do have the objective to spread the word about the dangers [of beach umbrellas] and share the precautions to take.
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That's why I've made it my mission to find out what the essential styling factors are, and to spread the word.
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For example, South Florida teamed up with Michigan for a camp last year to help spread the word to more recruits.
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That, in turn, spread the word about the Sanders candidacy, attracting new supporters and further expanding demand for pro-Bernie content.
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Barney Greengrass, born in the late 19th century, was one of the earliest shopkeepers to spread the word and the sturgeon.
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The dispute generated extensive media coverage, which inevitably helped spread the word about Elite's nascent United States operation and generate business.
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A grandson of Meir's has recently started a foundation in her name to spread the word and to mark the anniversary.
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They send me samples, and if I fall in love with their product and their company, I'll help spread the word!
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Barry Jenkins, accepting the best picture, drama, award for "Moonlight," asked viewers to spread the word if they enjoyed the film.
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Officials have specifically reached out to universities, while also using social media to spread the word about the risks of Zika.
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To spread the word, Klein hosted a Crawl on the Mall event this month in which participants crawled the National Mall.
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Whenever I can leverage my role as a professional storyteller to spread the word about our brand and mission, I'm there.
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We need to spread the word: menstruation is natural and manageable -- while it may also be painful, uncomfortable, or plain inconvenient.
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When your work is published, spread the word through social media or emails or any other avenue you can think of.
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Marketing experts can help recruit foster parents and spread the word about the 100,000 foster children who are available for adoption.
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To continue to spread the word about their store, Allan and Suzi became involved in the thriving New York club scene.
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It's up to bladerunners to spread the word and save the city, at the potential cost of their freedom and their lives.
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To spread the word, they created an epic day of fun, food and tunes (DJ'd by Marshmello) throughout the city of Chicago.
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Rivas has joined the American Lung Association's Lung Force campaign, to spread the word that her disease isn't just a smoker's affliction.
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On their Facebook page they share pictures of snacks that contain palm oil and try to spread the word that they're harmful.
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She and her mom even created a bunch of Project Eraser T-shirts with iron-on decals to help spread the word.
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Features like easily sending money to friends or fee-free spending abroad are also helping spread the word of these mobile banks.
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So I'm thrilled to spread the word about our upcoming TC Takes Manhattan event, which includes the Trivia Throwdown with yours truly.
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Ben Stiller is using his celebrity to spread the word about something extremely important — and you may have never heard of it.
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She says the show never seemed to get much buzz, but that she definitely did her part to help spread the word.
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They were so keen to share their stories because they want to spread the word of the brilliant work Amy is doing.
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We have a number of partners to help us spread the word to ensure laundry pacs are used safety and stored properly.
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Turner, meanwhile, has pushed search efforts, distributed missing-persons fliers and launched a Facebook campaign to spread the word and collect clues.
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Also, if you know about the status of anyone who attended the concert, spread the word so that families can find them.
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Tweet about it, talk about it, share it, spread the word, because we put a lot of heart and soul into it.
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You can also spread the word about the program, by using the app to share photos of your meals on social media.
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The Black and Missing Foundation helps families of color file police reports, create missing posters and spread the word about missing children.
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Before showings, the film's stars appear in a brief trailer, asking moviegoers to spread the word about the film on social media.
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Working with two teachers from their old village, they commandeered a narrow tent and spread the word that they were holding classes.
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Maggie Schoonmaker, a fertility educator who was involved in the effort, said she felt compelled to spread the word about the film.
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The idea is both to spread the word about a suppressed history of racial terrorism, and to honor the victims of it.
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When Nicollet found out about the contest, she spread the word to her fans and won with 228 percent of the votes.
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As they travel state to state, they welcome people into their home, so they can spread the word about tiny house living.
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Ms. Welch, Mirror's creative director, has also helped spread the word to her clients: Olivia Wilde and Karlie Kloss are Mirror users.
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Instead, Marco says, it depends on the drivers to act as evangelists and spread the word to other drivers and, more importantly, passengers.
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Other times, a company wants to test its product or spread the word about its quality, and they hand out samples for free.
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He would work with the most talented teenagers, and when they entered the NBA, they could help spread the word about his process.
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We can spread the word through Facebook but that site's pernicious systems keeps it from spreading outside of your immediate zone of friends.
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She made it her mission to use the time she had left to spread the word about the true toll of breast cancer.
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Over 1100 corgis turned up for this year's event, thanks in part to Corgi Con's adoption of Facebook Events to spread the word.
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To help spread the word about new all-natural Capri Suns, he starred in a video where helps two kids prank their mom.
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"Our work is not done until we can spread the word and save other families from going through what we did," Jodi says.
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They called on other supporters to boycott Pepsi's brands, and to spread the word via the Twitter messaging platform using the hashtag #boycottpepsi.
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The local party leader, Evangeliste Badoise Christian, tried to rally supporters, urging them to spread the word about Fayulu's call to the street.
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The company says it will use a big chunk of the funding on national marketing initiatives to spread the word about the brand.
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However, she's hoping that her story will help spread the word about a form of breast cancer that we don't often hear about.
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Companies can use social platforms to spread the word and build their brands, while capitalizing on accessible platforms like YouTube to generate buzz.
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Spread the word Of course, that's exactly what someone who just found a priceless set of Henry VII tapestries would say, isn't it?
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By going public with their findings about the escalating trade, they further raised the lizard's profile and spread the word that it's available.
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" Yassin would also like to spread the word about decoupling yourself from your desk so that you, too, can live "your best life.
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All it took was one actor to spread the word on the quality of the service at Angels, and business began to thrive.
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And that's my mission this summer: to help spread the word on designers that may not be huge, but are definitely worth knowing.
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"I believed strongly enough in what I could deliver in the class, I just knew I needed to spread the word," Roup recalls.
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" O'Rourke also took to Instagram shortly after the event with a photo thanking Scott for joining him "to spread the word about voting.
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Reach out to friends and supporters in your network and ask them to help spread the word about your new service or product.
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The AMAZON Rain FOREST IS ON FIRE THIS IS TERRIBLE IT'S ONE OF THE BIGGEST CARBON SINKS IN THE WORLD, Spread The Word.
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"I would be happy if you could help spread the word in the Beltway," she said in a reference to the U.S. government.
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UL has been trying to spread the word over the last few months following some studies showing the effectiveness of this simple countermeasure.
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As television news spread the word, thousands more migrants joined the procession as it crossed the border into Guatemala and headed toward Mexico.
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They would try the product and spread the word to anyone who would listen "because they genuinely were excited by it," he says.
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Having the Endocrine Society also weigh in — its membership includes most endocrinologists treating patients in the United States — may help spread the word.
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Thank you for making this contest a hit year after year, and please spread the word that it's back for a ninth season.
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He visited churches, attended community meetings, attached fliers to pizza boxes and ran advertisements in the hardest-hit areas to spread the word.
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Back at the center, Mr. Barbanel-Fried urged the group to spread the word about the next Bucks County canvass on Jan. 26.
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Thank you for making this contest a hit year after year, and please spread the word that it's back for an eighth season.
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Will users need to figure out how to unlock the bootloader themselves and then take to XDA Developers' forums to spread the word?
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Then the company was able to create websites, ads and blogs that would attract Facebook users and encourage them to spread the word.
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Huawei has been running an online marketing campaign here with the slogan "Rethink Possibilities", recruiting fans to spread the word about the launch.
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Joe Manchin has been on a mission the last few weeks to spread the word that "Washington sucks," as if people didn't know.
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"Thanks for answering Hillary's call to make America kind again," the website says, encouraging participants to spread the word using the hashtag #NastyWomenServe.
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Thank you for making this contest a hit year after year, and please spread the word that it's back for its tenth season.
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The Kickstarter, which just launched, is a way for them to raise a bit of money and spread the word about the project.
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The hashtag #WhyIMarch has helped to spread the word about the march and increase its visibility in the weeks leading up to it.
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Fellow graduates of Flint Central High School collaborated via social media to spread the word about Mr. Hekmati's imprisonment and call for his release.
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Just retweet the post below to get more eyeballs on it, and help spread the word by using the #GetShackletonHome hashtag on Facebook, too.
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She also called attention to the event on anarchist websites and spread the word via "affinity groups," secret peer-to-peer antifa communication networks.
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Tatum has been driving across the country and interacting with fans along the way to spread the word about the NASCAR-themed heist movie.
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The Smithsonian encourages Berke to reach out to artists and spread the word about his work and the opportunities for artists visiting the District.
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Missionaries spread the word of the Gospel from Rome, leaving communities and the creatures that existed alongside humans for centuries, forced out or killed.
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Shriver even signed up with Ancestry, the massive family history and genealogy company, in order to spread the word about face-to-face conversation.
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The plan, he said, is to design and print door decals for businesses to convey the message, and spread the word on social media.
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"I have to spread the word about recognizing this disorder and getting treatment as soon as possible," Lake tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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As the various Apostles spread the word, their messages was clear-- don't worship those idols, forget the kosher dietary laws and marriage is different.
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They are the ones who spread the word, who watch the gates of popular culture, and who set the norms for how it will
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With $1.5 million in funding, June isn't immediately concerned with revenue but rather looking to spread the word about the platform and promote adoption.
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Y’all know what to do Twitter - spread the word and take all your friends/family to see it, this is our chance!
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To do that, DriverCars is planning a mass marketing campaign and to leverage an army of drivers on the ground to spread the word.
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Financial Literacy Month could spread the word about where to go for coherent, reliable financial guidance and underline how important it is to have.
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It then decided to take in some sun and relax for a few minutes, before running back into the woods to spread the word!
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"Hopefully we can spread the word and other festivals on the mainland in the U.K., at least, will have a similar approach," Huggins said.
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Supporters are encouraged to "download them, print them out, add them to social profiles and use them to spread the word" about the campaign.
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It's an opportunity to directly interact with supporters, engage potential voters, and spread the word about all they stand for and what they're accomplishing.
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And now, to help spread the word, he's started leaving restaurant reviews on Google Maps based on the establishments his visits with his guests.
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To spread the word in Ireland, he brought in the pagans and integrated some of their ideas and rituals into his services and teachings.
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Dancers quickly spread the word and rapidly mobilized petitions and organized a march using the hashtag #letusdance, which led the city to back off.
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We are here to spread the word, so that our sisters and brothers everywhere may know of the life and death of Harvey Milk.
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She will summon her priests and instruct them to spread the word that Daenerys has been sent to lead the people against the darkness.
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She added that it's important to work on local, grassroots levels, using trusted messengers with "cultural competence" to spread the word to gun owners.
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So what better way to spread the word than a cross-country road trip aboard a retro Volkswagen van, decked out with tropical graphics?
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"Until we know more, AFA-CWA encourages all crewmembers to help spread the word about the new procedures and comply accordingly," the union wrote.
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Taking inspiration from Ms. Allen's letter, students can create social media campaigns to spread the word about the dangers of unsustainable palm oil production.
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We began to see each other three times a week, and I asked her to spread the word about me to friends and coworkers.
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They planned a big campaign to spread the word, and held an internal event to excite staff about the new app and business line.
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And "Boardwalk Empire" and "The Sopranos" actor Nick Noviki, board member of disability advocacy group Easterseals Southern California, spread the word to his contacts.
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I figured I could use social media to spread the word even further about suicide prevention and giving help to those that need it.
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To help spread the word, he created a 2-CD set, jam-packed with 150 mixes, which he'd sell from a table at competitions.
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During the days he was missing, friends and family members organized search parties for him and tried to spread the word through social media.
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We'll spread the word if we see any noteworthy changes, but you can peep the Instant Pot deals that are already live right here.
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It was founded by Bob Wold, who broke a cycle of clusters using psychedelics in 1998 and felt he had to spread the word.
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Its latest startup is an e-governance academy designed to spread the word, and pilgrimages to Tallinn are now compulsory for governments curious about digitisation.
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"I have to spread the word about recognizing this disorder and getting treatment as soon as possible," Lake told PEOPLE in 2017 after his death.
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To spread the word, Planned Parenthood has enlisted a trio of internet celebrities to share their own experiences with their bodies, health care, and more.
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"I'm just happy it's Spring time," she says, stopping by the PEOPLE offices on April 25 to spread the word on her inspiring new project.
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No longer reliant on mailorder distros and touring bands to spread the word by hand, the internet generation has unprecedented access to screamo's rising acts.
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Described as a "living room pizza party," the show aired on Apple Music and Pizza Boys merch was sold during Coachella to spread the word.
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Trebek encourages people in the video to wear purple in November and help spread the word about pancreatic cancer and its symptoms on social media.
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Oklahoma Animal Advocate Oklahoma Animal Advocate: I'm happy to help you spread the word about the importance of spay/neutering the animals in our households.
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My father came into this country when he was one years old, the United States is the only country he knows, spread the word #bringjoehome.
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We thought this would be something we could share with our colleagues and the artists who we work with to spread the word a little.
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Community drew more attention at the time, but in the years since, fans of misfit shows have spread the word about the oddball Other Space.
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The space was designed with plenty of Instagram-friendly experiences, plus Snap filters branded with the show's logo, to spread the word via social media.
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The Islamic Society used social media, radio stations and interfaith outreach to spread the word that the mosques were open for shelter and seeking donations.
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The Brujas tend to spread the word about events, including their camp, through social media or mass text messages, but often plans come together impulsively.
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Celebrities like the actress Rashida Jones, who directed a video that will accompany The Last Weekend rollout, have been enlisted to help spread the word.
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" Rackley said the post was intended to "spread the word about this restaurant so that nobody needs to feel the way that we do now.
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Checking in to protests has been a favorite pastime of online observers who can't be where the protest is but want to spread the word.
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The ostensible purpose of a pharma-speaker program, as Krane understood it, was to spread the word about the drug through peer-to-peer marketing.
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Finally, I want to spread the word that it is critically important—and astonishingly easy with modern technology—to know and monitor your blood pressure.
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"When the ad is coming from someone you know, it really helps spread the word and gets more people talking about the show," Muehl said.
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Franklin Barahona, 26, a Honduran migrant from La Ceiba, said he joined the caravan at the beginning, then spread the word over WhatsApp and Facebook.
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"PLEASE SHARE our post to spread the word and help us DEFEAT the extreme left on Tuesday!" the campaign said in a message to supporters.
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We'll be your biggest fans and be sure to spread the word to the crew by including your seat number for praises and high-fives.
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It has so far raised about 100,000 pounds ($129,000) to train and support campaigners to spread the word on "every street in Scotland", Chapman said.
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ZineCoop not only organizes zine-making workshops but also makes exhibitions of the zines coming out of Hong Kong to further spread the word internationally.
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However it is important to spread the word that children's enrollment in/eligibility for Medicaid is NOT impacted by this decision -- even for immigrant families.
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"I really feel like I need to spread the word about this and hopefully prevent others from experiencing this damage or even injury," she wrote.
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According to the site, they expect to have more "fun stuff" planned throughout the year, but for now they are trying to spread the word.
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Eager, of course, to spread the word about the property, she sent out a promotional mailing, and soon got a call from one Doug Stone.
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Bookings in the late 1950s at the Slate Brothers nightclub in Hollywood and the lounge of the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas spread the word.
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"I tell the guys that I'm swapping passion fruit for something else, they spread the word and someone always comes," said the 55-year-old woman.
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Tweets and articles from participants and media (including Refinery29 and several regional marches) urged people to text 89800 and spread the word to their friends, too.
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Epstein's federal indictment prompted lawyers and advocacy groups to spread the word about another aspect of the law for those who fall outside the new limits.
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Instead, Frankel wants to give the donator the power, encouraging her fans to use Twitter and Instagram to spread the word and build a helping community.
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Ben Stiller says he survived deadly prostate cancer two years ago because of early detection – and now he wants to spread the word about getting tested.
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Audre Lorde, Alice Walker, and Kimberlé Crenshaw couldn't create terms like Black feminism, womanism, and intersectionality to spread the word about our struggle without that knowledge.
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Beyond phone calls, organizers can spread the word about local meetings, rally support for postcard and letter campaigns, and, of course, solicit donations for progressive causes.
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In an effort to educate and spread the word, Bachelor alum Whitney Bischoff is using her platform to discuss the powerful trend that is egg freezing.
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The men have been changing their WhatsApp displays and Facebook cover photos to the image as a means to spread the word, protest, and raise awareness.
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But then, The Chainsmokers began to spread the word about what I had done, as I learned from my coworker and fellow Chainsmokers obsessive, Tricia Gilbride.
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"I reposted the letter to spread the word of a heartwarming story in a time when we all could use some good news," Jenna tells PEOPLE.
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I'm doing everything I can to spread the word now with interviews, speaking to college students and starting my very own podcast, Time Out With Terra.
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But police are trying to spread the word that anyone caught doing burnouts risks losing their license and can even get jail time for reckless driving.
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Hamilton-ians can donate and spread the word by singing their favorite song from the Tony-winning Broadway production and challenging others to do the same.
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"As a Jehovah's Witness, it's my job to spread the word of God in places like this, too," Krzysztof says, standing outside the local Kingdom Hall.
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We want everyone to spread the word about the amazing work of EACH and desperately need the nook to become a reality as soon as possible.
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A movement known as Black Lives Matter marshalled demonstrations in Missouri and across the nation, using not just signs but hashtags to help spread the word.
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Activists need the media to help spread the word, even as it pumps out sexist stereotypes; the media, meanwhile, cannot risk losing touch with the zeitgeist.
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" He adds, "People need to see the movie and they need to get angry and rise up and spread the word that this has to end.
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By Thursday afternoon, a different ICE official said the residential centers were back open and to spread the word, allowing for families to be transferred again.
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Then, when our next-door neighbors generously passed along their trampoline, I spread the word that other children were welcome to play in our yard anytime.
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That would be just fine with Kluber, who has no use for celebrity and dismissed a campaign by his teammate Jason Kipnis to spread the word.
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The difference, of course, that the recently flagged videos are paid content, ads purchased by Trump (or his campaign) to spread the word about the opportunity.
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As one of the most prominent figures in American politics of the moment, Sanders gives the organization an avenue to spread the word about big issues.
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He's worked with the Gay Men's Sexual Health Alliance (GMSH) in Toronto, too, who emulated the importation model outlined on his site to spread the word.
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She mimeographed it and handed it out to people whom she had gathered to spread the word about how weight loss could provide freedom and hope.
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I watched Erdogan and Trump's joint news conference on TV with Gerstman, who had been hired to spread the word about Erdogan's worldwide oppression of Gulenists.
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Write for your school or local newspapers, orchestrate rallies and protests and spread the word online; there are unlimited ways we can participate in this movement.
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JASON FONG, Redondo Union High School (Calif.), class of 2017: If I were in charge, I would spread the word that there is strength in empathy.
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Will Ms. DeVos and her education department appreciate the value of investing in high-quality public education and spread the word about school systems like Union?
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Matching 500 guests based on the best fit The group shared the registration page with PTA networks, churches and local community groups to spread the word.
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A new group launched Wednesday, Get America Covered, will partner with celebrities, including actors Bradley Whitford and Alyssa Milano, to spread the word about open enrollment.
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling was one of many British artists and celebrities to help spread the word by retweeting messages and posting offers of help.
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But the authorities spread the word, in villages and urban areas alike, that the state would be watching to see whether voters had fulfilled their duty.
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"It would be a way to spread the word about capoeira, not just to foreigners but also to Brazilians," he continued, his eyes sparkling with excitement.
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Dyson has been trying to highlight its research and development efforts, and is building a small team of Silicon Valley veterans to help spread the word.
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Infuriated, Sundara did what most activists and community organizers do these days: She planned an event through Facebook and used the platform to spread the word.
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To help spread the word, Candace Cameron Bure has joined Banfield Pet Hospital in its efforts to get all pet owners to be proactive about dental health.
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Even the phrase "time well spent" was copied from Tristan Harris, the former Google design ethicist trying to spread the word about the dangers of addictive technology.
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And instead of directly promoting the fake news pages, these accounts used threads front-loaded with popular plagiarized tweets or emotional stories to help spread the word.
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It can be a win-win situation to spread the word about the benefits of financial advisory in your local community and at nearby colleges and universities.
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They, in turn, will spread the word that you are Cool and that even though you skipped after-prom to eat meatballs in bed, you Can Hang.
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The event was in the works for about one year, and Code Club worked hard to spread the word through a network of clubs, libraries and schools.
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For its part, Know Your IX helps survivors write and publish personal op-eds in local news outlets, and there are other ways to spread the word.
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Lastly, this man, Dr. Mark Willenbring, is working to spread the word that there are better options than 12-step programs for alcohol- and substance-use disorders.
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Through the club, the native of Southbury, Connecticut, has helped spread the word by providing her classmates with service opportunities, and teaching them about global health disparities.
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During a press conference Thursday night, a tearful Turner thanked everyone who helped search for the child and who spread the word of his alleged kidnapping online.
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The family is sharing their story to spread the word that surrogacy is a viable option -- particularly to those who are having trouble conceiving using other methods.
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In recent weeks, the state education commissioner, MaryEllen Elia, visited schools to spread the word about the changes, and has encouraged parents to have their children participate.
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Washington (CNN)Michelle Obama wants to get out the vote this November -— and she has recruited a star-studded roster to spread the word about voter registration.
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During Manana, Rodriguez's manager handed out pocket-sized flyers and sent out mass texts with encouragement to spread the word for an impromptu Guampara showcase pre-party.
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As an LGBTQ-focused clinic, Apicha Community Health Center does everything it can to spread the word about HIV prevention, including buying ad space on social media.
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Spread the word Once your boss has signed off on a work arrangement, talk with your colleagues and any clients that might be affected by the change.
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DoorDash, for its part, says it is happy to spread the word about Obamacare, but isn't looking to start subsidizing health care or offering plans to contractors.
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After visiting the artist's studio, Ovitz spread the word to Michael Govan, the director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the gallerist Tim Blum.
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Heartbeat International, one of the three major umbrella organizations behind the 2,500 crisis pregnancy centers in the U.S., has helped promote and spread the word about APR.
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Nevertheless, Sheriff Chronister's asking "Tiger King" enthusiasts to spread the word to see if it leads to any new information that can finally crack the cold case.
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It helps local groups publicize events to sign up for insurance and has partnered with celebrities and purchased digital ad-buys to spread the word about HealthCare.gov.
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Alexandria Sheriff's Office helped to spread the word and posted a special call out for anyone with a yellow vehicle to help "transform" Whitaker's walk to school.
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Moreover, "There are [Democratic voters] that don't even know that early voting is happening," the volunteer said, blaming the party for failing to spread the word adequately.
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To make the new approach useful, she said stores should spread the word through paper fliers and community organizations, since older adults may not check social media.
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The restaurant posted all the information about the free dinner to Twitter a few weeks ago and encouraged others to retweet it in order to spread the word.
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Instead, she takes to social media to spread the word about a side of beauty many people don't see: what self-care looks like when you're experiencing homelessness.
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Although he's well-known for his work in the theater and film, Mark Rylance is now hoping to spread the word on another project close to his heart.
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The photo went viral when Timothy J. McIntosh shared it on Twitter and urged people to retweet and spread the word to hopefully get help for the residents.
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If you have an attorney you thought did a fantastic job for your startup, let us know using this short Google Forms survey, and also spread the word.
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He was so enthused by the drug's ability to facilitate communication and engender empathy that he postponed his retirement and traveled across the country to spread the word.
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You can review a fake clinic online if you happen to know of one, lead up your own demonstration, or even just spread the word via social media.
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For example, if you want to spread the word and introduce your business and its content to a wider audience, then Twitter is an excellent platform to use.
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I searched online for likeminded artists, architects, animators and video game designers, and spread the word by holding workshops in art schools about what I wanted to achieve.
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But the founders still wanted to spread the word about their new endeavor, so they held a makeshift presentation instead, just a block away from YouTube's big event.
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If you have an attorney you thought did a fantastic job for your startup, let us know using this short Google Forms survey… and also, spread the word.
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Facebook Live typically has a larger reach than Periscope in terms of viewership, which helped spread the word beyond the Twitterverse and make it part of mainstream conversation.
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It's good for Amazon, which can get its smart-home devices into the hands of more customers and spread the word about the home services that it offers.
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If you have worked with a great early-stage startup attorney that you recommend, let us know using this short Google Forms survey and also spread the word.
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When Dunkleberger and Sheets went to pay, Davis asked them to spread the word to anyone else who might be interested as he's raising money for a funeral.
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To those looking to help the victims: the people here need prayers and positive thoughts, and for people to spread the word that anything you can do helps.
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One way to go about communicating your desire for monetary gifts is by asking your family and members of your wedding party to spread the word, Swann said.
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Aerlyn Pfeil, an MSF midwife, has taught a group of young female leaders a song to spread the word on the social services available in the refugee camps.
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Targeted direct marketing on Facebook and other social channels obviates the need for a mass-media campaign, while customer reviews and word-of-mouth can spread the word.
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If you have an attorney you thought did a fantastic job for your startup, let us know using this short Google Forms survey and also spread the word.
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"We'll continue to spread the word about de Blasio's labor hypocrisy and management failures because we don't want to see them repeated on a national scale," Lynch said.
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Given GoFundMe's extremely astute use of social media to help spread the word about its own campaigns, it will well understand the significance of that turn of events.
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Rather, the government is tapping the area's gig economy companies to help spread the word to contractors about the availability of health care, as well as the Nov.
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Monte Brown, MD, vice president at Duke University Health System, said the Duke team is working to spread the word about the technique, making the protocols widely available.
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Anyone who wants to do so can help spread the word about supposed mainstream media censorship of the Muslim "crime wave" the far right says is ravaging Europe.
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Since 2015, the government has spread the word, pitching the program to lawyers and advocacy organizations as a possible way to thwart deportation for those with old convictions.
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"I was changed by it and it made me feel that it was urgent to, not just change the way I was, but also to spread the word."
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Spread the word Gossiping in the workplace is generally not a good idea, but you can do it in a way that can help your work get noticed.
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Over years of resistance, town residents who refused offers to move out enlisted backers around the world and harnessed the power of the Internet to spread the word.
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YouTube creators will help spread the word, and the best proposals could be put into motion with the help of businesses, policymakers, and and celebrities supporting the initiative.
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The former NFL tight end spread the word about fundraising efforts for the three historically black churches that burned down in Louisiana's St. Landry Parish in recent weeks.
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Johnson is constantly checking Facebook, where local activists in the area -- plenty of them brand new to politics like Johnson is -- are eager to spread the word and mobilize.
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To spread the word about their new movie, Passengers, Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt have been touring the world and engaging in all sorts of antics along with way.
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Numerous media outlets spread the word that 10,000 to 30,000 people would descend on the town of roughly 35 full-time residents to storm a heavily protected military base.
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But for the most part, rather than directly reaching out to prospective clients, she would speak at community events and use Facebook to spread the word about her services.
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We have spread the word about Quidco before, and we're continuing to do so, because there's a really easy process that can save you money on your favourite games.
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Countless local initiatives were launched: Women printed out posters and leaflets in their own homes, and bought megaphones to spread the word about the planned strike from their cars.
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Swarek, who told us she's "a total dog-lover," took artistic photos of the Union County Animal Protection Society's canines to help spread the word about them, ABC reported.
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When he realized the Iranian community was faced with similar hurdles, Morrison said he began using multiple social media platforms to spread the word that he wanted to help.
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Sometimes, unless you're claiming that you can solve the world's problems by handing over a Pepsi, advertising can be one of the most impactful ways to spread the word.
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Scott Wolf is using his star power to spread the word and combat HIV and malaria — two debilitating diseases that, combined, cause more than 2 million deaths each year.
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October is breast cancer awareness month, providing an excellent opportunity to spread the word and raise the funds needed to push us closer to a cure for breast cancer.
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All of these online avenues that help independent artists get their work out there have been great, and when somebody gets a whiff of something, they spread the word.
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Starting today, Tarte encourages everyone to take a photo with a kiss-marked hand, tag a friend to share the positive vibes, and spread the word about ending cyberbullying.
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The dining chain has been offering complimentary delivery promotions, such as free pizzas this month to celebrate National Deep Dish Pizza Day, to spread the word about the option.
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On Monday, McCain tweeted that his account was only 74 followers away from 3 million, and asked his followers to "spread the word" to help him reach that number.
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Ake thought the rescued kids would go straight home and those who got out first could spread the word, not realizing the global media had descended on the cave.
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Social media has made it easier than ever for fans to spread the word about their love of a TV series, and sometimes it can bring a show back.
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Stephen Colbert, host of The Late Show, urged his Twitter followers to spread the word earlier this week after a former Obama official flagged that enrollment figures are down.
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"Some moms first asked me to clean their leather bags, and then they spread the word," she said, explaining that women are also her principal promoters on social media.
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This year, the MWC took place in Barcelona and featured scores of industry leaders looking to promote what they do best and spread the word of their latest accomplishments.
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Candidates have taken to virtual and tele-town halls in an effort to not only spread the word about their campaigns but to answer voters' questions about the pandemic.
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EPA employees have started reaching out to former Obama administration political appointees, who they hope will help them spread the word about any possible improper conduct at the agency.
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"The purpose is to spread the word about the Stonewall uprising and the progress we have made as well as the distance we have to go," Mr. Schumer said.
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The city needs to spread the word about the skills required for a group of cyclists to move safely in a tight crowd and little enforcement of the laws.
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Harrison had written Birch a cold email six months earlier trying to spread the word about people using their birthday as an opportunity to raise money for Charity: Water.
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Learn and educate First off, you can educate yourself about the problem -- anti-trafficking organizations highlighted the wealth of online material on the subject -- and then spread the word.
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The challenge circumvented those problems by leveraging the power of social media to spread the word, and by making it easy for people to donate via their cell phones.
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On Monday, Cassady Fendlay, a spokeswoman for the march, said at least 30 advocacy groups have become partners with the march to spread the word and to raise money.
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Women are banding together to lead a powerful march for equality, respect and peace in Washington, D.C. today, and celebrities are using their social platforms to help spread the word.
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A good showing in Cedar Rapids, for Warren or anyone else, could have a multiplier effect, as the faithful in attendance leave to spread the word in their hometown precincts.
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To help raise awareness, the Oscar winner, 57, is joining forces with the Notes to Remember campaign and Biogen to spread the word about the early signs of the disease.
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"We need to spread the word about the appeal of being involved in local politics," says Ken Nakamura, a former mayor who now leads Waseda University's Research Institute of Manifesto.
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SiriusXM is launching a limited-run music channel, Prom Radio, and the hot couple took to the streets to spread the word and reminisce with about their own prom memories.
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The rapper, 29, released her first album since her 2014 debut record on Friday, and drew inspiration from none other than Emma "Baby Spice" Bunton to help spread the word.
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Sources close to the org tell TMZ they'll be sending out as many boxes of the as needed, to anyone who wants to help spread the word ... free of charge.
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Hoping to spread the word to the slaves who work his plantation, he invites 12 of them to join him on Maundy Thursday for a recreation of the Last Supper.
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In early 2015 some local press helped to spread the word, and Mead says they went from having ratings on a few hundred companies to ratings on a few thousand.
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Black woman are spearheading efforts to raise awareness in our communities about the impacts of environmental racism through education and advocacy, creating resources that spread the word on personal safety.
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Instead, social-justice activists spread the word and turned out some 150 counter-protesters to meet a grand total of six Proud Boys who showed up—their speaker never did.
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The landing page will have the ability to let new subscribers to the page spread the word with a notification to those who follow them on the Product Hunt platform.
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I created a simple website using the photos I took at my friend's wedding, set up my first ad on Craigslist and asked everyone I knew to spread the word.
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"I think it's definitely something people can spread at the bar, too -- spread the word, if they're able to, kind of get people fired up about it," she told CNN.
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" He observed that "every religion that expanded from a niche movement grew because its founder was followed by a leader who was pragmatic and understood how to spread the word.
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It's possible suicide calls were up in part because the Puerto Rico Health Department was trying to spread the word about the existence of the hotline after Maria, she said.
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She made phone calls, reached out over social media, and carefully approached citizens and local businesses to spread the word and build out the network of cash-in/cash-out points.
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You can reach out to your congressperson, conservation groups like the National Park Foundation and NPCA, and even peers in your community who can help spread the word about ongoing issues.
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The account was just short of 210 million followers by "2000 persons," the tweet reported â€" would people be so kind to "spread the word & help us reach this big milestone!?
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The unique procession was organized by a group called the Colorado Jeep Girls, which originally spread the word on Instagram as more and more "Jeepers" vowed to show up in solidarity.
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In a PSA for Draw the Line, a campaign for protecting reproductive rights, Streep was brought in as the "big guns" to encourage people to spread the word about the campaign.
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I've been doing a lot of writing on Central Europe these days in an effort to spread the word about new startups in the region and things are getting quite interesting.
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The story follows an English pilgrim who comes across a book that contradict the nation's ideological history, and he resolves to spread the word to try and destroy the German empire.
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We all spread the word about conserving food and water, and collect any five-gallon buckets that can be found to construct temporary toilets, to help prevent the spread of disease.
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Hodgkiss wants to spread the word about skin cancer education for other health and beauty professionals, like nail technicians, osteopaths and hair dressers — but Hobbs is just grateful the program exists.
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Spread the word - The Dept of Ed funding bill is on the floor right now and I'm introducing a last minute emergency amendment today to stop Devos's plan to arm teachers.
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Our investors care so much about the business – they spread the word to everyone they know, they give us feedback on the product, and of course, they are our customers too!
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"These are two girls who've worked so hard in their own careers and have taken time off today to spread the word on teen cancer, which is so important," she said.
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But his human rights abuses, especially against the gay community, have become better known on the world stage and the sanctions have done some small part to help spread the word.
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Lots of kids watched the show live, but a lot of them watched it the next day, after news reports and schoolyard chatter had spread the word of the Pokémon shock.
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Waymo has also teamed up with AAA on a public education campaign to spread the word about autonomous-vehicle technology and how it could impact safety and help people get around.
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I've been doing a lot of writing on Central Europe these days in an effort to spread the word about new startups in the region and things are getting quite interesting.
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Brock and his team are trying to market Common Networks' service locally, going door-to-door and working with city government officials to participate in local events to spread the word.
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Julie Brill, a commissioner at the Federal Trade Commission known for her strong stance on privacy, really wants to spread the word about how she fell for an email phishing scam.
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But now the development is finally finished, and GeoOrbital has launched a Kickstarter campaign as a means of taking preorders, raising a bit more capital, and continuing to spread the word.
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On the day of Mr. Ikhlaq's death, a priest announced the discovery of a cow's slaughtered remains in the village, and cow-protection volunteers had spread the word via social media.
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To clinicians: I urge you to heed this black box warning and reconsider this potentially dangerous combination of opioids and benzodiazepines and to help us spread the word to your patients.
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Hospital admissions for the disease have also declined, as officials spread the word about first aid that parents could easily administer: feeding sugar and salt to a stricken child right away.
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The museum is encouraging its supporters, staff, and volunteers to send a letter in favor of this endowment to their representatives, and spread the word using the social media hashtag #CongressSaveCulture.
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SPREAD THE WORD There's a commercial corridor right near church, so on the way I'll stop and hand out fliers and knock on doors to let people know about our services.
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Yesterday, after the Surgeon General called for social media influencers to spread the word to their millennial fans, Kylie Jenner posted about the severity of coronavirus to her 166 million followers.
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Celebrities helped spread the word: Cary Grant used LSD over 210 times in the late '214s, according to the documentary film, "Becoming Cary Grant," claiming it made him a better actor.
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After submitting the film to Tribeca Film Festival and winning some of the event's biggest awards, Youmans started to think further about how he could spread the word about his project.
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Shouldn't the government spend a little money if necessary to spread the word to the public about important regulatory reform processes underway, and when and how they can have an influence?
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" Adds Sheila Greenup, executive director of Pierce's corporation, "In spite of his busy professional schedule, Wendell uses every opportunity to spread the word and help, and we are so grateful to him.
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On that first full day of "Untitled (Flag 2)"'s display in the Spencer Museum of Art, we spread the word, encouraging people to come to see the work and discuss it.
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Nima also offers an app that enables users to share the tests they've done with others in order to spread the word about gluten-free restaurants and gluten-full dishes near them.
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The only thing they can do is punish as many of the people who do arrive as possible, and hope that they spread the word that coming to the US doesn't work.
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The #MeToo movement and public accusal of powerful men in Hollywood is a movement that requires many, but big name actresses like Angelina Jolie and Reese Witherspoon helped spread the word significantly.
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The New York City Department of Health said on Wednesday that it was alerting restaurants during regular inspections about the advisory and reaching out to industry trade groups to spread the word.
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In fact, he's been so overwhelmed with requests for more information and interviews, that Team Beaux says he "insists" they spread the word about his pet causes whenever his story is told.
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Dear Classpass team,I've been a loyal Classpass member for more than a year and have encouraged a lot of friends and coworkers to sign up and spread the word about Classpass.
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Now he's a die-hard fan, and he just financed some unique campaign swag to help spread the word: A pin-on strand of grey hair mimicking the candidate's distinctive skunk streak.
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Chandrasekar says that it's his immediate ambition to spread the word on that front — taking the success of the main site, and using it to build out its revenue-generating business products.
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His simple dropshipping site model means he has the benefit of low time investment and the possibility of high sales volume — if he can spread the word and boost his SEO ranking.
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The third benefit is that they're usually more than happy to spread the word when you go to press, a time when it's important that all the talking doesn't come from you.
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Use Instagram, and the Instagram Story feature, to spread the word that you've published an episode, and create a weekly or monthly email newsletter as a way to highlight an individual episode.
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Once you've chosen a job (or two), make sure to spread the word that you're looking for work, and have a plan for the money you make — and don't forget about taxes.
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Though it feels a bit like a viral gamification tactic to encourage people to spread the word and generate publicity organically by asking their friends if they have a code or not.
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While the commercial bike makes up for a small portion of its overall sales, it&aposs a good way to spread the word about the Peloton brand and draw new customers in.
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After she resigned in 1990 she was invited to become a sort of world climate tsar, heading a new institute to spread the word; she was tempted, but eventually turned it down.
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The Women's March group drew from their 1.5 million member email list to spread the word, drawing a variety of women from around the country who Wong says have traveled to participate.
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Samantha Asumadu, founder of Media Diversified, said she and her colleagues had been spurred on by a recent report on diversity in publishing, released by Spread the Word, a development agency for writers.
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It is an unfortunate paradox that such a task can only take place outside the structures that maximize the number of viewers, but that only makes it more urgent to spread the word.
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Along with helping Ray find the purr-fect charitable organizations, celebrities are helping spread the word about Santa Paws in the best way possible — posting pictures of their adorable pets on social media.
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Those who want to get involved can donate and post a picture of painted nails with the hashtag #lakaan (which translates as "paint on" from Dutch) and #SR16 to help spread the word.
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Science fiction editor John Joseph Adams has mixed feelings about Electric Dreams, but encourages everyone to spread the word about it, in hopes that it will lead to more science fiction anthology shows.
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Eli also uses his own Instagram account, 54.3K followers strong at the time of this post, to spread the word about upcoming rallies and marches and share important updates on queer world news.
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Activists who say the conga is an important and rare space to advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights quickly organized an alternative event and spread the word on social media.
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It's clear that Airbnb has very concertedly been targeting celebs to spread the word about their affluent options, and it appears it is gifting the stays without paying the celebrities to post photos.
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Facebook had an essential role in fueling expression in Vietnam and the service helped her spread the word about her nomination to the National Assembly and even to her meeting with Barack Obama.
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Instead of spending money on advertising, GC decided to use that budget to actually get its items in the hands of consumers, betting that those happy customers would then spread the word organically.
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If you are too lazy to try to conserve, or don't live near an affected area, you can spread the word, or give access to running water to people living on the reservation.
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Last May, staff from New York City's Department of Health and Hygiene toured bars and nightclubs to spread the word that the city's cocaine was being laced with the lethal synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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The first Wienermobile was created in 1936 as a marketing campaign to spread the word about the new company, and more than "80 years later, there have been 11 different versions," Leno says.
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Please spread the word #BoycottDelta In 2014, Saleh posted a video that went viral that seemingly showed racial profiling by a New York police officer but later said it was didn't actually happen.
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Now, health officials are working with faith leaders, including imams and mosque executive directors, to spread the word that parents should vaccinate their kids and kids who have measles symptoms should stay home.
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Toy companies look to YouTube and its army of influencers to spread the word about their products, sometimes paying them top dollar for sponcon and, at the minimum, sending them toys for free.
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Just a few months ago, wildfires tore across drought-stricken regions of Peru after scientists urged authorities to spread the word about the risks of a severe drought in the Andean-Amazonian region.
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And this time Abe Vigoda, of the "Godfather" movies and "Barney Miller," actually did die, after having not actually done so years ago when wildly uninformed people spread the word that he had.
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Tom James, the Spurs' senior director of communications, spread the word that the Nets had fired another coach, Lionel Hollins, and reassigned General Manager Billy King after the team's 27th defeat in 37 games.
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So far, the only work that the company has done in brick-and-mortar has been in pop-up shops where the aim was not to sell merchandise but simply to spread the word.
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Take a look at all the famous faces lining up to raise awareness about this cause and then spread the word yourself by posting a picture of your furry friend, with the hashtag #SantaPaws2016.
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And in the age of social media, people who run into problems traveling on American are more likely to spread the word, discouraging others from booking on the airline in the future he said.
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While the organization hasn't yet announced an address for donors to send glasses to, it's trying to spread the word before people throw them away and plans on releasing a list of addresses soon.
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The federal government is obligated to spread the word that people have a certain window to enroll for individual insurance for the year, but there are no directions about how much must be spent.
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It is a product that is beloved by so many different types of people that we decided the best way to spread the word of its greatness is to let fans speak for themselves.
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They then return to their community, where they spread the word in an effort to bring other men on board and, ideally, spearhead real change in the arenas of maternal, infant, and women's health.
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A pet dog was miraculously reunited with its family after 33 days of being lost, thanks to Facebook, WhatsApp and numerous dog lovers and friends who helped spread the word about the missing pooch.
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In her initial post asking fans to spread the word about the search for Chris, the actress wrote that her brother's keys, cell phone and wallet were left on the table of his home.
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Today, I focus on monumental quantities instead of just serving a handful of clients, which gives me the ability to spread the word about myself and my company to a growing number of people.
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Not only is HHS cutting advertising, it's also cutting funding for in-person outreach programs that help people actually sign up for their insurance and help spread the word about Obamacare enrollment more generally.
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Flic isn't replacing buttons for those early adopters — they still work as advertised — but it is trying to spread the word that getting real hardware made at appreciable scale is harder than it looks.
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"In an effort to spread the word, there was a mistake made in one of our most recent and most critical mailers to absentee ballot holders," James said in a video sent to supporters.
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"We promised ourselves that if we could figure out exactly how we could directly help some of the people affected we'd help spread the word," the club said in a statement on their website.
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I'm hoping that you'll save them to your recipe box, and that you'll rate them when you're done cooking, and that you'll spread the word of them by sharing them with family and friends.
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One tip echoed by many Instagram marketing blogs was to become noticed by influencers, or accounts that were already popular, in the hope that they would spread the word about my food-obsessed dog.
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Do you know of other celebrities who are using their social media presence to spread the word about people who are missing and how to contact their loved ones if any information is available?
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Saltz also recommends asking a close friend to spread the word for you, or telling people in individual or small group emails so you can maintain more control over how you receive the responses.
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For the law's first four enrollment seasons, the Obama administration spent heavily on advertising, recruited celebrities like Katy Perry and companies like Uber to spread the word and scrutinized data to pinpoint potential customers.
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BL: OK Doctor, let's talk about this part of the world because that's what you've been doing here spending time here for getting to know your clients better and spread the word up here.
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They departed believing that Bloomberg wanted them to privately spread the word to their allies in the business community about his campaign's operation and how he plans to move up in the primary field.
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Flood's surviving children are behind a lobbying campaign to spread the word about his legacy to professional athletes and their unions, sports agents, entertainment figures, journalists and younger fans not familiar with his story.
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But given the kind of guy Donald Trump is, I propose you also spread the word that the president has only gone on this anti-reproductive rights bender because he's under Mike Pence's thumb.
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The first thing I did was to call Steve, so that he could spread the word in New York that a story was coming and have copy editors and push alert writers standing by.
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Previous protests have seen sites use informative pop-ups to spread the word and artificially slow down traffic on the site before informing users that this is what life would be like without net neutrality.
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They used the forum not just to spread the word about Sanders but also to generate small donations—small donations that have translated into big money (more than $500,000 from the Reddit forum so far).
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The actress dedicated a tree to her 7-year-old son, Arthur Saint Bleick, and called on her "hero" Sarah Michelle Gellar and friend Kris Jenner to do the same and help spread the word.
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Kaufmann puts an exceptional amount of time, effort, and precision into each of her pieces, and because she performs a service so delightfully unique, she's never really struggled to spread the word about her business.
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Best of all, in terms of inflating a bubble, emus provided you with more emus, and thus an incentive to spread the word yet further and sell emus on to other would-be ratite-ranchers.
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With its daily newsletters designed to keep you in the loop on the latest news and pop culture, theSkimm has developed a loyal following, and even recruits fans called "Skimm'bassadors" to help spread the word.
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"By raising Barclay, we hope to spread the word about how amazing and life-changing assistance dogs can be for individuals with disabilities and within facilities like courtrooms giving children comfort while testifying," Girsch said.
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"Special Olympics is near and dear to my heart, and I'm thrilled to use GoFundMe to spread the word to Merebears everywhere and raise money for such a worthy cause," Foster said on the site.
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Former President Obama's former head of Medicare and Medicaid took to Twitter Friday to spread the word about the Affordable Care Act after it was announced President Trump was cutting outreach funding for the program.
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Since this spring, the "Scammed" Facebook page has been encouraging visitors to spread the word and file claims with the FTC and BBB; it's sharing tips on how to get your bank to assist you.
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With hot, bright lights adding to the humidity around her, Preethi began to talk about how Masooma spread the word about a practice most people only previously associated with Africa by courageously telling her story.
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Spotify is a democratic system in the sense that if people really like it, and the 'vital signs' as we call them are good, then the system will figure it out and spread the word.
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The end of Saturn retrograde finds you restructuring your world and clarifying your boundaries, and Mars's energetic connection with Pluto helps you put a strategy together to spread the word about something you're passionate about.
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Thousands of people attend the annual event for Microsoft-designated non-employees known as most valuable professionals who spread the word about Microsoft products and regional directors who participate in events and give Microsoft feedback.
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If this is the first time you've heard about Record Store Day, it's an annual event for independent record stores and music lovers that come together to spread the word and celebrate their unique culture.
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To spread the word, they shot a pilot called "Dudes Being Dudes in Wine Country," which Mr. Amell pitched to production companies as a "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"-type caper through less-known wine regions.
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But she has stepped up her political activism this year to help Harris and has banded together with other Caribbean American professionals in South Florida to raise money and spread the word about the campaign.
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The museum also has the 1858 Prize, a $10K cash prize awarded to an artist working in a Southern state, so we're really trying to spread the word about great artists working in the South.
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Employers donate to one of ten charities, represented by the postage stamps, and the aim is to use the emails to spread the word to other businesses and encourage them to be part of the scheme.
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Dang from Coffee Meets Bagel said that churn (especially positive churn that results from a successful match) isn't an issue, since most will spread the word of the app's success in helping them find a match.
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The official entertainers can't provide better experiences for their fans because they have no idea who is actually in the audience; Hubbard says Rival will know, and will help spread the word about lesser-known events.
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Goodman says it's critical that people spread the word to friends and family about this governmental animal abuse and let their members of Congress know they don't want their hard-earned money spent on animal experiments.
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Members of the working group drafted a memo laying this concern out, had one-on-one conversations with Trump officials, and spread the word to fellow NGOs, Sippel and another lawyer in the working group said.
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Chen, the lawyer who also serves as a vice-president of the ChALPA's women's branch, said she and others have been trying to spread the word by speaking about the issue at air shows in China.
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Page Six first spread the word of the upcoming wedding after Lawrence was spotted wearing a "massive ring" at a dinner earlier this week with Maroney at Raoul's, an upscale French restaurant in New York City.
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"I also really feel the need to spread the word of how dangerous that little bottle all new Mommies get at their baby shower or have next to the bath or changing table actually can be."
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The so-called "bible tax" would hinder churches and other religious organizations in their mission to "spread the word of God," said Mark Schoenwald, chief executive of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, at a USTR hearing in June.
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The other reason is to allow Quiksilver time to build the venue—just laying the cable for the broadcast is a near-continuous 48-hour job—and spread the word through local television and radio announcements.
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Galleries and artists now directly use the internet to spread the word about their work; buyers are more digitally savvy; and the quality of networks and devices to view art at its best has vastly improved.
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Ms. Yi, who emigrated from Xinjiang in western China four decades ago, has been making the rounds feverishly at community meetings, cultural events and house parties to spread the word about the census in the area.
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While they have no plans to spend money on radio or television ads or mail against Biden, they're leaning on their networks of dedicated activists to spread the word on the ground and on social media.
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But Hong Kongers are aware of the threat, saying they cross-check claims with foreign and local media coverage, try to locate the source, and spread the word if they need to fact-check the news.
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To spread the word, TechCrunch's Jon Shieber and Anna Escher will visit Buenos Aires and Santiago next week to meet with the startup community and hold meetups for anyone interested in learning more about the Startup Battlefield.
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A number of high-profile comedians are teaming up to spread the word on women and children's health issues – just as soon as they can figure out how to pronounce the name of the organization behind it.
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In a blog post to creators, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki asked YouTube creators to "take action immediately" and to spread the word about the bill's effects on the creative community through their own platforms on social media.
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After they had chosen the white rose — which they settled on as a symbol of peace, hope, and resistance — they began to spread the word by way of a mass email from Atlantic Records chair Julie Greenwald.
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Some of you have asked how you can help–spread the word that we're not going anywhere and keep doing what you're doing–creating, listening, uploading, sharing, liking, and discovering what's new, now and next in music.
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Then, tell a handful of people who can spread the word for you — there's no need for you to be the one calling every aunt, cousin, and old college roommate to tell them the wedding is off.
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The movie follows two Jesuit missionaries in the 17th century—played by Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield—who take a dangerous journey through Japan to spread the word of God and search for their mentor (Liam Neeson).
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We're having some technical difficulties right now with the website, and have decided to extend the deadline to Thursday, March 2, at 12 pm PT. We'll be sure to spread the word when the issue is resolved.
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As a devout Catholic, Caviezel says he feels a calling to spread the word of God through his work, and is drawn to projects that "speak the truth" and aim to make a difference in the world.
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Absolutely. With the USA Swimming Foundation and the Make a Splash initiative, that's been my goal since 2008 when I got my gold medal—to try and spread the word because the drowning rates are so bad.
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The news conference was a latest step in a public awareness campaign meant to spread the word that J'ouvert would no longer be the unregulated event of the past, where gang rivalries often overshadowed the carnival atmosphere.
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But now the feature is undergoing a big change that could better serve people in areas getting less media attention, one that relies more on people on the ground in those regions to help spread the word.
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Honkanen, who says that the pop-up hotel is fully sustainable and poses no threat to the area, also hopes that travelers will help spread the word about the effects of climate change on the Arctic environment.
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Making his way along the gravel path, the police official spread the word among the camp's makeshift restaurants — smiling, smoking a cigarette, clapping migrants on the back — but letting them know that the Jungle's days were numbered.
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The effort to draw more people to New York includes an advertising campaign targeted toward the Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats and newspapers that are run by refugees, who officials hope will spread the word in their communities.
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Doing beauty has really helped with that – it's been very liberating," Beckham said in an interview with Glamour UK. She continued: "I want to spread the word that everybody should feel like the best version of themselves.
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You were among the hundreds of thousands of our fellow Americans who made a donation, signed up to volunteer or spread the word about this campaign and our opportunity to help decide the election of our lifetime.
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Martin and Novak spoke with CNN Business to spread the word that the 29/211 Victim Compensation Fund and the World Trade Center Health Program are available for members of the media who covered the terrorist attack.
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While more than 70 percent of the tourism-dependent region was unaffected, hoteliers and tourism agencies across the islands banded together to help their neighbors and spread the word that business for one means survival for all.
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However they will hold annual events to help spread the word, starting with a Pitch Day that will coincide with the Super Bowl in Houston in February for "a limited number of companies identified by its founding partners".
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All I can do is try to spread the word, publishing editorials, signing petitions, and posting on Facebook, trying to do what I can to change the minds of my friends and families who continue to support him.
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It didn't know the then-nascent Twitter would help spread the word about Barack Obama's campaign, didn't know that same service would become the favorite mouthpiece of President Trump, the man named 2016's Person of the Year.
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READ: We're losing the war against measles After it debuts, the reported plan is to take the film on the road, traveling coast-to-coast in the Vaxxed bus that helped spread the word about the first movie.
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At one twilight rally in the town of La Carlota, a farming community 30 km away from Cordoba's capital, a small gathering of Socialist faithful were told to spread the word and encourage friends to back the party.
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She was only 4, she later said, when she first felt inspired to testify to her spiritual commitment, and at 19233 and again at 12 she felt "the personal call from God" to preach and spread the word.
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" Several news sources spread the word to marooned commuters thanks to one woman named Rachel McQuade who tweeted out a photo of the truck along with an explainer that read "Best business – they were very nice and happy!!
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Scared residents are taking to social media to spread the word of a mysterious figure floating above the Mukuba Mall in the city of Kitwe, but Potterheads were quick to point out its resemblance to the magical villain.
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HomeAway CEO Brian Sharples said he was initially a bit thrown when his marketing team brought him the idea, billing it as a splashy way for the company to spread the word about its sponsorship of the games.
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Waorani In 1987, a Roman Catholic bishop and a nun intending to spread the word of God met a fate similar to that of Chau at the hands of the Waorani, a group of native Amerindians in Ecaudor.
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Hegwood participate in family outings as much as she used to because of her declining health, and Dinwiddie said her main goal with her remaining time is to spread the word about the scary side of breast implants.
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This requires a coordinated, society-wide effort to spread the word about measures like hand-washing, avoiding large gatherings in areas where the virus is transmitting, seeking care if you have Covid-19 symptoms, and isolating the sick.
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In order to let neighbors who might not have seen the letter know what was potentially coming, five tenants convened in the lobby of one of the two buildings on a late October morning to spread the word.
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In the 1990s, nearly 20 years before the advent of social media, the company attempted a "viral marketing campaign" to spread the word about its Eclipse brand of smokeless cigarettes via word-of-mouth conversations and online discussion.
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Not until a local dogcatcher spread the word did their parents even know where their children were — and not until the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee got a photographer to record their plight did pressure mount for their release.
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I write more than 400 columns each year for Wordplay (not counting extra coverage), in part to help spread the word that anyone can solve the crossword if they take the time to develop the necessary skill set.
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We're always looking for new ways to make our programming stand-out, and we're confident that a 'Dice binge' will appeal to both fans and skeptics alike, and help spread the word about his very funny new Showtime series.
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"I think this is an issue that a lot of people may not be educated on, so I wanted to help make people aware of it," says the Scream Queens star of being tapped to help spread the word.
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According to Shoelace's listing on the Google Play Store, the most recent update to the app added the ability to share Loops using a hyperlink, something that could make it even easier to spread the word about upcoming activities.
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Before police learned that the victim had gone to Figueroa's home the day she disappeared, they'd seemed to doubt that a random crime had been committed, said activists who helped Ochoa-Lopez's relatives spread the word of her disappearance.
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"We need to do something that the customers will talk and will use social media, utilize social PR to help spread the word and extend our marketing just beyond traditional advertising," said Mike Benson, Amazon Prime Video's marketing chief.
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It's actually up for sale now if you've got plans to move out east, but if the builders can't find a buyer they plan to list the property on Airbnb which should help spread the word about their accomplishment.
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"The whole idea is to turn something so bad into something good, and do what we can to help with the knife crime problem by educating people, trying to spread the word and change the culture," he told Reuters.
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Neither Mr. Nixon nor Mr. Clinton had Twitter to spread the word, nor did they have the same extent of ideologically sympathetic media to echo their viewpoints the way Mr. Trump has Fox News and Breitbart News, among others.
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Fahimeh, an accountant, said she and her friends relied on WhatsApp to find out the location and time of protests, and in the absence of the internet, it would be difficult for Iranians to plan and spread the word.
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So Ms. Menin's census job will likely involve a lot of persuasion, like convincing community organizations to spread the word that the census is important and that New Yorkers' answers to census questions will not be used against them.
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But he also wears his heart on his sleeve as he seeks to spread the word about principles-based decision-making and the coming paradigm shift that he says will have a dramatic impact on our economy and the markets.
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"Jesus went from town to town to spread the word, Salvini isn't Jesus but he knows he needs the support of everybody," said Ubaldo Cuspilici, a 27-year-old business innovation specialist as he sunbathed on the rocks in Sicily.
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That's right, the same social media platform that has spread the word about food gimmicks like Unicorn Fappuccinos and rainbow bagels is also sharing information about specialty fruit, like the fact that they're in season during winter and they're usually seedless.
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One of the unexpected challenges of Spruch's gig is finding new and innovative ways to spread the word about the 100-year-old organization, which is why Planned Parenthood is teaming up with us on our annual 29Rooms event this year.
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With a team of two on the ground, the app undertook a soft launch in Australia in October 2015 and began recruiting university ambassadors across the country — a tactic Tilt has used to spread the word among its target audience.
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In her initial post asking fans to spread the word that her family was searching for Chris, Kim wrote that her brother's keys, cell phone and wallet were left on the table of his home in Lacombe, Alberta, in Canada.
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The "Jeopardy!" host released a PSA Wednesday, announcing a partnership between him and the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition ... in which Alex has vowed to help spread the word across the globe on the risks and symptoms of the often-deadly disease.
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In the PSA above, watch Holland, Zendaya and costars Laura Harrier and Jacob Batalon explain their part in helping spread the word about the important "initiative that empowers students to end bullying and change the culture," says Holland in the video.
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Language barrier aside, fright fans should quickly spread the word about this one-of-a-kind ghost story, where a mother and daughter deal with a malevolent supernatural force in their apartment building in a bombed-out section of Tehran.
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The recent high school graduate was selected out of 25,000 girls to walk down the runway in SI's Swim Search, and her proud dad also helped spread the word about his daughter's contest by sharing her audition video on his website.
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Residents took heed of the warning, and while officials such as US Representative Tulsi Gabbard quickly spread the word that the alert was a false alarm, it took nearly 40 minutes for authorities to issue a retraction through the system.
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Even sweeter is the product's message: The wooden stick nestled inside features a pair of hashtags, one in English and one in Chinese, to help spread the word via social media in two of the world's most commonly spoken languages.
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Relativity is currently listed as Fallen's U.S. distributor on the film's IMDb page, and the company's CEO, Ryan Kavanaugh, encouraged his 155,000 Twitter followers to spread the word and help the trailer go viral on social media earlier this week.
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To help spread the word of the Army's esports initiative, the Army will offer to compete with college-level esports teams via 18-wheeler trailers that can be brought to college campuses, according to a video posted by Staff Sgt.
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That has been fueled in part by how aggressively the Clinton campaign spread the word of Russian involvement in the theft of emails from the Democratic National Committee and from the personal account of John D. Podesta, the campaign's chairman.
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But all that success comes with a caveat: If the work draws any negative attention – a "bad story" in Trump parlance – the president could cut off access, publicly distance himself, or spread the word that you are out of favor.
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The overwhelming number of Americans who are unaware of HVD—not to mention of CVD in general—should spur us to redouble our efforts to spread the word about heart health, and the need for more research and better treatment.
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And to spread the word, the distillery — which was founded in 1824 and is famous for aging its whisky in sherry casks — is setting up a virtual reality view of the new facility in Grand Central Terminal for a few days.
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Rodriguez spread the word about the protest to other organizations and reached out to Hyperallergic, which has been reporting on the competing agendas of pop-up art exhibitions, commercial real estate developers, and activist groups in this economically depressed area.
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They welcomed him into the house where, with his friend Larry Graham, erstwhile member of Sly & the Family Stone, one of Prince's core influences, he spread the word of Jehovah for 20 minutes before moving on to the next house.
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Not everyone knows about the eviction moratorium and what's going on with it, so if you find out about this and you can make sure folks in your building know about it, helping to spread the word is always important.
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So despite the horror we'll stick to our message here, our old refrain, and hope that you'll spread the word this week and always: Making food makes things better, for the person cooking and for all those who eat the results.
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Mr. Thae said his candidacy could be eye-opening for members of the North Korean elite working or traveling abroad, who might watch his election campaign through their smartphones and spread the word to isolated relatives back in the North.
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Trump in a September speech had advertised her maiden solo trip as a chance to spread the word about Be Best, her broad children's wellness initiative, which spans topics from the opioid crisis to social media bullying to physical health.
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While we couldn&apost convince him to rebrand to VEG LOAF, we&aposre just delighted he&aposs the headline act for our new vegan menu and helping spread the word on the benefits of tucking into our meat-free dishes.
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"500 first editions [of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone] were published, 300 of them disappeared into the British library system, and the other 200 were used to spread the word about the boy wizard," reports the online book retailer in this video.
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The voice of a liberation movement, who unlike many of his peers was not in jail, nor in exile, Tutu was out to spread the word of an inclusive, equal society that at the time still lived beyond the horizon for South Africa.
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A number of major automakers, technology companies and organizations with a stake in autonomous vehicles, including Audi, Aurora, Cruise, GM, Mobileye, Nvidia, Toyota, Waymo and Zoox has formed a coalition to spread the word about advanced vehicle technologies and self-driving vehicles.
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Disney, which released a teaser trailer on YouTube to spread the word of its new production, said the film score includes new songs as well as re-recordings of the original songs written by Alan Menken and lyricists Howard Ashman and Tim Rice.
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Alongside this, it's also launching a scholarship program, offering £1 million in fees to people from underrepresented groups in tech to enrol in Flatiron classes, working with existing local groups like AllBright, Code Bar and Women Who Code to spread the word.
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The CDC has sent personnel and supplies to areas affected by the hurricanes and its Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response has been using social media to spread the word about topics ranging from safe chainsaw use to post-trauma mental health.
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Working with allies like the Global Geekettes, the events also spread the word about Intel's Code for Good initiative, which pairs do-good developers inclined towards volunteerism with a like-minded non-profit organization, in order to better the world using programming.
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Anderson also oversaw Comunité's food and drinks program, screened his film at the festival, built an art installation broadcasting startling facts about the environment, and even got some of the DJs to spread the word further by wearing shirts printed with said facts.
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And, when that time came, the Holy Spirit is said to have arrived in a gust of wind and fire, giving the apostles the ability to speak many languages so they could spread the word of God to as many people as possible.
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We spread the word by selecting popular faked scenes and consulting with the relevant experts on the subjects to explain why the scenes are unlikely or impossible, and compile an article to factually explain so with every effort to avoid getting personal.
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The ministry started a "Let's Talk Loneliness" campaign that sparked difficult conversations across Britain, and it is handing out small grants to local gardening clubs, bird-watching groups and others so that they can spread the word and invite more people to join.
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Surgeon General Jerome Adams, who called on social media influencers to spread the word about social distancing during an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America," was successful in getting Kylie Jenner to post on Instagram stories encouraging her followers to practice social distancing.
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For the next few weeks, he and Howard tried to spread the word and popularize their creation: They were both at the game in Porto — three months later — where groups of Liverpool fans started singing it on the concourses and in the stands.
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When she participated in the Women of Sex Tech's pop-up marketplace there, men and women asked how they could get involved in the company, offered to spread the word, and promised to tell their little sisters about the app, she recalled.
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We plan to keep encouraging these champions to spread the word about tax reform through the Summer and into the Fall, and we hope more members will rally behind these principles for a tax code that is fairer, flatter, and simpler for all.
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For a year, the former guerrilla said he spread the word of the new program to coca-growing families, hiking the muddy footpaths and riding narrow boats through the marshy waterways that connect isolated communities in these squat foothills along the Magdalena River.
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In certain parts of the conservative internet particularly concerned about voter fraud, a (somewhat garbled) description of the consent decree has become a bit of right-wing copypasta — intended to spread the word about how Republicans "agreed" not to raise any alarms about Democratic fraud.
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And so, as more have turned to the internet and leveraging social and viral mechanics to spread the word about their need to raise funds, and more have chipped in to do so, that rising tide has lifted more than just the very biggest boat.
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Former Colombian Vice President Francisco Santos Calderón launched an environmentalist campaign in the UK in 2008 and in the US in 2009, attempting to spread the word about "shared responsibility," and guilt trip middle- and upper-class cocaine users to give up their precious yeyo.
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"People have taken to social media saying, 'Don't go to shelters,' spreading rumors of immigration raids," said Cesar Espinosa, director of the immigrant support organization FIEL Houston, who is trying to spread the word that undocumented residents are safe to go to such shelters.
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Although police have become more reliant on Twitter and other platforms to spread the word about important cases or public safety information, the dozens of unique tweets telling Linda's story show how some departments are more fully embracing the power and popularity of such outlets.
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"At least one of us was ready for the picture…still not sure who though #besties (and yes, I threw him back and told him to spread the word so his bigger friends don't take my limb later in life)," he joked in his caption.
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"It is very important and helpful to spread the word that more comprehensive strategies are needed to reduce acute total release fogger-related illnesses," said one of the authors, Dr. Walter Alarcon of the CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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While advocates and lawyers spread the word about the deadline, holding information sessions on nights and weekends, DHS did not notify the more than 150,000 eligible recipients about the deadline and continued to send out misleading information about renewal procedures, according to court transcripts.
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"I never imagined I would be traveling to four or more cities a day to spread the word on why I vote, why you should too, and why I'm supporting Hillary Clinton's bid for the presidency," Dunham, 29, wrote in her account of the trip.
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"The idea of the fizzy face cleanse started originally in Japan and then went crazy in Korea, and now we're just hearing about this trend," says dermatologist Dendy Engelman, M.D., who's working with SodaStream, the go-to home carbonation device, to spread the word.
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In a post on Tuesday morning, Dunham spread the word about a new feature Instagram is offering in its comments tool that lets you provide a list of keywords you find offensive, or choose a default list, and then block comments that contain those words.
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While advocates and lawyers spread the word about the deadline, holding information sessions on nights and weekends, DHS did not notify the more than 2495,240 eligible recipients about the deadline and continued to send out misleading information about renewal procedures, according to court transcripts.
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London, if attacked by a Tsar Bomba "We'd like to spread the word to as many people as possible, but we are speaking mostly to the average citizen, not nuclear policy experts, not politicians," Tara Drozdenko, who directs Outrider's Nuclear Policy & Nonproliferation program, told Mashable.
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"The most important thing that we can do is build together and mobilize our people to spread the word," said Daunasia Yancey, a Boston-based Black Lives Matter activist, noting what she called "astronomical" death rates among blacks in conflicts with police in Brazil.
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A devout fan of Twin Peaks, Deadly Premonition and Lynch, experiencing Mizzurna had such an unexpectedly profound affect on Evie that she wanted to spread the word to others, leading her to start a narrated playthrough on Youtube for players lacking fluency in Japanese.
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Read more: One of the world's best boxers is trying to sabotage his rivals by jokingly telling us to spread the word that the secret of his success is pork fatIs it that stage Harrison hoped to compete on when she left judo behind?
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Today is National Depression Screening Day, a day held annually during Mental Illness Awareness Week meant to spread the word about the symptoms of depression, as well as the treatment options available, for the 16.1 million adults in America currently living with major depression.
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They'll post a photo or live video of the drop to the Books on the Subway Instagram, Twitter and Facebook accounts to let people know which title to look out for that day, also tagging the author or publisher to help spread the word.
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Next Parties help spread the word, but Mr. Brown also wants to create a V.R. incubation community, "sort of a membership club where you learn how to use the tech, pay a certain amount per month and come by at any hour," he said.
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Earlier that month, instead of using executive action as many other governors have done, Newsom pledged $20 million for a brand-new public-awareness campaign—an initiative intended to spread the word about the apparent dangers of illicitly vaping nicotine and, most especially, THC.
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" Larson said he was pleased to see the FAQ and hoped that the IRS "will do everything possible in the days ahead to spread the word about this important development to ensure that every eligible person is able to take advantage of this opportunity.
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On Friday, committee members also implored Marine Corps and Navy officers to help spread the word about the dangers of a CR. "I don't think we can afford another CR, and so I think we have to make a stand over the next month," Rep.
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Afterward, Randy Leavitt, 59, of South Royalton, Vt., who attended the rally in a padded Superman suit holding a sign that said "Bernie Is My Superhero," explained that, despite his mission to spread the word about Mr. Sanders, his work in New Hampshire had already been done.
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With the help of the committee's first secretary Lutfor Rahman, former footballer and coach Ali Imam, and former East End Club footballer Saidur Rahman Patel, Haq decided to form a football team who would act as ambassadors of the revolution and spread the word of independence.
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And even if the experience itself isn't all that exciting — the 45-minute Prison Break escape room was the only SXSW activation that featured a true escape room experience with multiple rooms and complex puzzles — the post-escape selfie is always there to spread the word regardless.
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After closing $1 million in seed funding last year, the outfit last month closed another $3 million round of funding that Johnson and Miller are using to expand Mented's product range, which currently includes lip glosses, eyeshadows, nail polishes and accessories aimed at helping spread the word.
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This is a movement that's not losing momentum, and it's thanks both to the women who stepped up to launch to program, as well as the continued support of people across the country who have donated, demonstrated, and spread the word to ensure the safety of women.
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The experience was so enjoyable for both Elijah and Wilt, who also used the trip to spread the word about CCI's amazing work, that the puppy raiser plans to take all of her future canine trainees there before returning the dogs to the CCI campus in California.
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Now a professor of paediatrics at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Colorado, and the founder of the Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation, she has developed assessment scales for diagnosis, coordinated research into therapies and done all she can to spread the word that SPD exists.
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Last year, Refinery29 partnered with Champagne and her organization #Cancerland to help spread the word about the fact that, of the billions and billions of dollars raised for breast cancer to date, just 2% of those funds go to Stage IV breast cancer, the disease's deadliest form.
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To spread the word, TechCrunch staff will visit São Paulo and Mexico City next week and Bueno Aires and Santiago the following one to meet with the startup community and hold meetups for anyone interested in learning more about the Startup Battlefield and how to apply.
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Yet over the course of five years, Slyde Handboards has grown into a robust company through the use of creative marketing tactics that tap into a world where GoPro videos celebrate unusual sports and start-ups can harness social media — and their fans — to spread the word.
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Sad as Mr. Buckel's death is, as uninspiring as it should be to others, if he set himself aflame to send a message, and it's impossible to unburn him, and too late to direct his energies another way, the least we can do is spread the word.
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"I created the Annenberg Space for Photography to spread the word that my favorite art form is really telling our story, an expression of who we are right now, and it can speak to everyone," Wallis Annenberg, the Annenberg Foundation Chairman and C.E.O., said in an email.
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It's one thing to realize that some smallish and mostly abandoned sites like Flickr can't afford to keep running (Flickr recently sent an email to users asking them to spread the word to friends about signing up for paid accounts, since it's still operating in the red).
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Since early 2015, I'd been hearing bits and pieces about Myanmar and the Rohingya Muslims, and how activists on the ground — exhausted, dispirited activists who were begging any reporter they could find to help spread the word — were saying the crisis had been fueled and spread by social media.
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But critics quickly spread the word that this film was something special: a refreshingly lean, witty, inventive shoot-'em-up about a retired assassin who goes after the thugs who killed his dog, then ends up wreaking havoc throughout a surprisingly orderly and stratified international network of criminal cartels.
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"We are trying to reach as many residents affected by the flooding as possible, as well as spread the word to Airbnb hosts in the area who are not impacted, so that they can list their home for free and assist in sheltering those in need," Shapiro says.
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PAVE launched in January with a founding group that included a number of major automakers, technology companies and organizations with a stake in autonomous vehicles, including Audi, Aurora, Cruise, GM, Mobileye, Nvidia, Toyota, Waymo and Zoox to spread the word about advanced vehicle technologies and self-driving vehicles.
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So much so that he's emailed about 100 schools around the country in a bid to get them to adopt the text (he says a few say they are "actively reviewing" it, though none have accepted it yet.) He also emailed me hoping I would spread the word.
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Thankfully, Spread the Word to End the Word and similar campaigns have attempted to mark words like "retarded" as taboo (however, 56 percent of Americans don't think it's offensive to call themselves the r-word, and 38 percent don't find a problem in calling their friends it either).
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"I went through my phone and asked everybody I knew (including the amazing Lena Dunham, who then invited me to write this piece) to join the Everytown Creative Council, a bunch of actors and artists eager to spread the word and take action against gun violence," she wrote.
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For the new ad, Ms. Harris was inspired by a statement that had been drafted by the male board members of Futures Without Violence, and spread the word through email, text messaging and social media in pursuit of more male allies to add their names to the cause.
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Although business practices like encouraging educators to spread the word to their peers have become commonplace among education technology firms, Google has successfully deployed these techniques on a such a large scale that some critics say the company has co-opted public school employees to gain market dominance.
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In an effort to do just this, the United Nations recently launched one of the most ambitious awareness campaigns in years targeting the illegal trade in wildlife, encouraging people to find their own kindred species and use the hashtag #WildforLife to spread the word about the enormous impact of the trade.
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One thing that's really cool about Swayy, I think, and which is why we've been able to really pursue it, is that we have been able to keep our costs low and just figure out ideas for marketing or how to spread the word basically using no money and no resources.
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The makers of M&M'S have launched their Fans of Wind energy campaign, led by Red and Yellow M&M'S, to spread the word about renewable energy and highlight the power of wind energy: Wind is a powerful force that does so much more than direct sailboats and tousle hairdos.
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He wanted to spread the word about an encouraging development: A lawsuit he had filed against the Department of Veterans Affairs had been certified as a class action, meaning that there was finally a chance to set the plutonium case straight, not just for him but for everyone who was there.
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"I will spread the word about how wonderful it is to be in our dear Marshal Kim Jong Un's arms," he told Reuters at Pyongyang's zoo, where he and other soldiers were given a day of recreation after participating in a grueling military parade before the North Korean leader on September 9.
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Border Patrol agents who were spotted over the weekend helping with response and recovery efforts in Kinston, N.C., set off an alarm that spread immediately on social media, according to Laura Garduño Garcia, an immigrant advocate in the region who quickly tried to spread the word that the agents were not making arrests.
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Taking a page from the Time's Up initiative against harassment and workplace inequality, which had its black-dress debut earlier this month at the Golden Globes, a separate, more do-it-yourself organization called Voices in Entertainment began an email campaign on Wednesday to spread the word about the accessory of choice.
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But it blowing up on Twitter was good for a few reasons: One was that it helped spread the word here among leftists who were maybe on the fence about joining DSA or staying with us, who saw what we were doing and saw it was a genuine effort at making a difference.
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Ms. Baird said she planned to connect with regional and national press clubs, as well as research hubs like the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute in Columbia, Mo., and the Institute for Rural Journalism and Community Issues in Lexington, Ky. She will also attend journalism conferences to spread the word about Shoeleather.
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Now he's focused on raising awareness and funding for pancreatic cancer through organizations like Stand Up To Cancer (his employer Mastercard is one of Stand Up To Cancer's biggest donors, which is how he learned about how to get involved with SU2C), and wants to spread the word about getting tumors genetically tested.
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The passionate Sanders supporters are the ones who are expected to spread the word to less politically engaged members of the community: that there is in fact a second Democrat running for president, and that he's the one who really wants to help them afford college and help their parents avoid deportation.
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Read more: Amazon sells a $19,000 do-it-yourself tiny-home kit that takes only 2 days to build — here's what it looks like insideBut Amazon also benefits from the service, helping it to put its smart-home devices into the hands of more customers and spread the word about the home services it offers.
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Michal Bycko, an art expert who set up the Medzilaborce museum with help from Warhol's family in the United States, said he visited Mikova in the 1970s, and tried to spread the word that the son of Andrej and Julia had become world famous by painting pictures of Campbell's Soup Cans and Marilyn Monroe.
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To that effect, I have continually joined my good friends at the American Heart Association, the Women's Heart Alliance and other like-minded organizations to spread the word among black men and particularly women that eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, not smoking, and getting regular check-ups with your doctor can be difference makers.
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The buzz from the restaurant (publications like The New York Times spread the word about the "secret" restaurant that Bloomberg called "New York's most innovative new sushi bar") has lead to increased bookings at the hotel, allowing Hotel 3232 to increase its rates by 10% overall while maintaining a competitive occupancy rate, according to Sinensky.
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"It feels like this crazy circus that has followed him and helped put the music out there and spread the word about what he does," said Lauren Marcus, who met Mr. Iconis when she was at N.Y.U., sang in one of his earliest concerts, and then married him at a ceremony followed by a jamboree.
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The actress, 50, is starring in Lancôme's latest ad campaign for its La vie est belle fragrance, the second-best-selling fragrance in the U.S. And being that the star has been a spokesperson for the brand since 2010, it's no surprise that the brand is tapping her — and her infectious smile — to spread the word.
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The bestselling author and Power actress — who's currently doing "great" co-parenting her 10-year-old son Kiyan with her husband Carmelo Anthony (whom she's been separated from since April) — teamed up with Arm & Hammer to kick off summer and spread the word about over 100 new ways (besides baking, of course) to use the kitchen item.
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Whether or not that was an extreme case of hilarious timing, a shrewd move by the PR team, or 2016 being 2016, it's important to spread the word that the Karma has been recalled — because the reason for the recall is that the drones have been losing power mid-flight and falling out of the skies.
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The internet has helped contribute to that growth: people are using platforms like GoFundMe and JustGiving to raise money for their own causes or to help them fundraise on behalf of other charities (for example to sponsor them in a charity run) — both to help spread the word and to make it easier for people to donate.
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Having a wow factor can help a wedding stand out among guests — knock their socks off, have them spread the word that your wedding was the best wedding, that the chargrilled filet mignon was just to die for (not to mention, you were the most radiant bride they've ever seen, and your dress was both trailblazing and timeless).
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Some are aware of the danger of misinformation and take precautions -- several young Hong Kongers interviewed for this piece said that when they read rumors online, they cross-check claims with a variety of local and foreign media coverage, try to locate the information source and spread the word if something is found to be false.
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Given that the Def Con villages are traditionally meant to be instructive on how to breach security of an item, not whether or not an item can be breached, the goal appears to be to spread the word that voting machines have a number of known vulnerabilities among a group of influencers in the cybersecurity realm.
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WASHINGTON — In its latest attempt to win over African-American voters, President Trump's 2020 campaign said Wednesday it would lease 15 retail properties in predominantly black neighborhoods across swing states like Florida and Pennsylvania, where it will build welcoming "community centers" that sell merchandise, register voters and spread the word about Trump policies that have helped black communities.
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Ziegler thanked CNN host Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperOver 28500,6900 people attend funeral for veteran with no immediate family Veteran political journalist: 2628 Democrats walk 'tight rope' on Biden allegations Biden campaign demands news channels stop booking Giuliani MORE, who in part helped spread the word about the veteran's service by tweeting out the funeral announcement. .
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You can't fix an epidemic without talking about it, which is why Safe Horizon has tapped a number of recognizable celebrities and influencers to join in to help spread the word: Journalist and TV host Tamron Hall, actress Kyra Sedgwick, country singer Jana Kramer, Carrie Underwood, and more have all vowed their support in helping to put an end to domestic violence.
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"The Netflix service offers a lot of flexibility for us to try new things, and we saw the three-week release as a way to spread the word about these new shows in a simple but different manner," Brandon Riegg, Netflix's Vice President of Nonfiction Series and Comedy Specials, tells Mashable of the shows' word-of-mouth approach in an e-mail.
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Depending on how your breakup went down, that could mean asking friends to spread the word that the breakup was friendly and you don't want to hear trash talk, or it could mean asking whether anyone has cute friends they can set you up with, or asking people not to check in on you too much (because that just reminds you of the breakup).
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While CoverWallet looks to simplify the whole process of getting commercial insurance, which can be a major roadblock to getting something as simple as a coffee shop off the ground, integrating into other tools and making the whole process more and more seamless ensures that it'll be able to keep that flow of businesses coming in — and those businesses may eventually start to spread the word on their own.
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