She began volunteering for In Our Backyard four years ago.
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I first started volunteering for campaigns in 2016 for Hillary.
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Gurram suggests volunteering for a nonprofit or doing selfless deeds.
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Sharon Wilson began volunteering for a group in Denton called Earthworks.
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For the fourth time, Jenny Richards was volunteering for the event.
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To build up those attributes, he suggests volunteering for public speaking opportunities.
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Be that person that shows them how by volunteering for the job.
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Most of the members had no political experience before volunteering for her.
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To build up those attributes, he suggests volunteering for public speaking opportunities.
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Now is the time to learn more about volunteering for that group.
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Volunteering, for example, has been shown to minimize stress and improve depression.
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When you're volunteering for parts in your school's Christmas play via GIPHY 8.
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I started volunteering for their monthly community events at the end of 2017.
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Consider volunteering for the charity to honor your friend's birthday — that's always needed.
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It might mean volunteering for an inspiring candidate or running for office yourself.
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Wilkerson began volunteering for Paul's 2012 presidential campaign when he got to college.
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Gorkaev was volunteering for a group of activists who were live-streaming the protests.
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Like many people in health care, I've spent time volunteering for such a lifeline.
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If you can't donate financially, consider donating your time by volunteering for those organizations.
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But it has to be regular, like perhaps every Wednesday volunteering for Meals on Wheels.
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Instead, consider volunteering for a group or organization that attracts high-powered influencers, she suggests.
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There could be a price to be paid for not volunteering for such an interview.
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She has a long history of volunteering for Meals on Wheels and donating to them.
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I thought volunteering for New York's squirrel census would be a walk in the park.
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Sevren Quinn, 11, and his grandmother Karen Thomas, 79, have been volunteering for six years.
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"Him volunteering for the Push Coalition is completely in line with his years of service."
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Like him, I responded to it by volunteering for every opportunity or deployment I could.
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Mr. Gomez Suarez has been volunteering for Thorn, with support from Microsoft, for two years.
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Mr. Johnstone compares crowdfunded gun buybacks to volunteering for beach cleanups and at soup kitchens.
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O'Rourke reached out to them to hear their stories, and they started volunteering for him.
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Carter remains active despite the injuries, teaching Sunday school and volunteering for Habitat for Humanity.
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" Commenter Kavita Vecchi added: "Raising a newborn and also volunteering for firefighters ... what an amazing person.
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Castro, who lives in Dallas, started volunteering for O'Rourke in June, doing blockwalks and community events.
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At work, she gets talked into volunteering for a demotion from vice principal to science teacher.
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"I spent my whole life volunteering—for animal shelters, for Make-A-Wish," she told me.
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This is Pace's first discovery since he began volunteering for the GIMPS project 14 years ago.
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If you do have the time to commit, consider volunteering for the board of a charity.
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During the presidential election, my mom was actively volunteering for Trump and was all fired up.
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Having drive doesn't have to mean working 80 hours per week or volunteering for every extra project.
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This image was taken while Susan, the photographer, was volunteering for the charity Unite For Sight. (Photography)
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The follow-up to the endorsement card is to ask about interest in volunteering for the campaign.
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The United States and Canada, along with Mexico, Indonesia and Singapore, are volunteering for the first phases.
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Newsroom staff members may not participate in political advocacy, like volunteering for candidates' campaigns or making contributions.
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When he was thirty-five, he quit the bank and started volunteering for the school full-time.
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She bakes cookies for those volunteering for Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, her preferred Democratic presidential candidate.
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Their next monthly meeting will feature a speaker to train people in canvassing and volunteering for campaigns.
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She started volunteering for the hotline, talking to women in the same position she was once in.
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I craned around in my seat and asked him how he wound up volunteering for Istvan's campaign.
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The two met last summer volunteering for Bernie Sanders in North Carolina, and soon became close friends.
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She expressed interest in volunteering for his campaign, and the two later met to discuss her involvement.
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I have been volunteering for them for five years now by offering my graphic design skills pro bono.
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About 30 UFC athletes have expressed interest in volunteering for the study, a UFC spokesperson told CNN Business.
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Some of her earliest memories include volunteering at soup kitchens and volunteering for service trips throughout the world.
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Some people get costs covered by volunteering for clinical trials that are testing new drugs or novel combinations.
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Food was scarce, and volunteering for kitchen duty was one of the few ways to secure a meal.
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For those interested in volunteering for this effort, please complete this form and they will be in touch.
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Married at 21, she quickly had a son and a daughter and worked mostly volunteering for their school.
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He wrote a letter volunteering for service, preferably as a chaplain, with the American Military Mission to China.
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Daniela Perdomo first conceived of goTenna when she was volunteering for Hurricane Sandy relief efforts back in 2012.
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Hannon advised volunteering for new opportunities and showcasing your abilities to prove you are worthy of a step up.
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By volunteering for this campaign, I feel that I am able to help my fellow New Yorkers in need.
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Then I run over to Costco Business Center and order 5,22.933 flyers for an upcoming fundraiser I'm volunteering for.
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I am volunteering for two Democratic candidates running for San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Hillary Ronen and Kimberly Alvarenga.
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Schreiber reports that the boy met the candidate once before when his mother was volunteering for the Rubio campaign.
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Many try to climb the status ladder by logging long hours, volunteering for additional assignments and dressing for success.
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Briskman told NBC she signed up as a poll worker the day after her firing, later volunteering for Rep.
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His father, who spent Sundays volunteering for the homeless, "was always interested in supporting underprivileged youth," Mr. Dorfman said.
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All members of the panel said they were politically active, from volunteering for Clinton's campaign to vocally supporting Democratic candidates.
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This election, she's feeling the Bern, and has spent the past week in Iowa volunteering for the Vermont senator's campaign.
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" Sarandon has been documenting her experience volunteering for Sanders on Twitter and describes his supporters as "fired up, emotional, committed.
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And the public has a critical role to play, not only demanding government action but also volunteering for diet studies.
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I fought long and hard against Clinton in the primary, throwing in countless hours volunteering for Bernie Sanders' historic campaign.
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Lately, I've been working with fellow survivors to pass sensible gun laws, volunteering for Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety.
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Also present that evening was a 21-year-old woman, a Chinese student who was volunteering for the doctoral program.
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He now enjoys home schooling his two children, volunteering for causes he believes in, and writing about the political revolution.
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They concluded that whether or not tech companies are volunteering for that great responsibility, it is being thrust upon them.
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Savvy alumni hope to gain an advantage for their children by volunteering for Harvard, perhaps by being an admissions interviewer.
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My dad, George Hewitt, and his brother, Phil, never got out of New York City after volunteering for the Navy.
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Ms. Smith's 27-year-old son, who has a chronic and incurable disease, has been volunteering for Mr. Kim's campaign.
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I needed to get away from tech, so I spent a few months in the motherland, just volunteering for Kiva.
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So you can understand why Jessica Byrd, a political consultant volunteering for the Edwards campaign, feels so strongly about this race.
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During this initial meeting, Broaddrick said Bill invited her to his campaign office after she expressed interest in volunteering for him.
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Though she has a full time job, she has been spending January weekends, and one night a week, volunteering for Clinton.
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Those who couldn't get funds from their families had to try to earn money by volunteering for the center's work program.
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The study found that volunteering for what it called "nonpromotable tasks" at the office can actually shift your career into reverse.
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She acknowledges volunteering for the Roxas campaign during the election, but insisted that she took no money for her work there.
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Earlier that day, a woman with an infected uterus had been treated by Paul Burka, a retired gynecologist volunteering for MobileMed.
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My cousins, who were also my close friends, were being drafted and volunteering for other branches to avoid the Army draft.
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For the last five months, I have been volunteering for the passage of a constitutional amendment that would automatically restore felons' rights.
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A user might get digital coins for volunteering for a local nonprofit and then use them to run errands at local shops.
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You must earn the privilege of this by volunteering for menial tasks at the center, passing tests, and spending more on seminars.
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Momoa shared a delightful series of photos on Instagram on Wednesday from his first time volunteering for the Make-A-Wish foundation.
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She started volunteering for Bernie Sanders's campaign in January, and said she would do the same for his new organization, Our Revolution.
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Since I live in California, I'll be volunteering for congressional elections again instead of the presidential election once the nominee is chosen.
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Otherwise, for most of the parents involved volunteering for the Dolphins is not at all altruistic because the benefits are so large.
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" The editor of the Daily Stormer website similarly told her: "Virtually every alt-right Nazi I know is volunteering for the Trump campaign.
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There's another group of volunteers in California volunteering for Katie Porter's House campaign, and another group is working on a Virginia House race.
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From that point, he'd lean on that skill whenever he needed a boost of confidence, volunteering for the occasional poetry competition in school.
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Fonda has always been an activist, volunteering for Swing Left's "Last Weekend" initiative to draw attention to the November midterm elections in July.
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My one time volunteering for a phone bank was a disaster — I fled after 30 minutes when I encountered my first angry caller.
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It's the kind of thinking that leads people to cover the camera on their computer while passively volunteering for other forms of monitoring.
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And Juanita Broaddrick says that Clinton raped her in a hotel room when she was volunteering for his Arkansas gubernatorial campaign in 1978.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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Mr. Cho has lived a double life, volunteering for a charity that aids handicapped or poor people, according to the local news media.
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He decided to spend the summer and fall volunteering for a midterm campaign, even though he'd never worked on a congressional race before.
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Durant was volunteering for the American Institute for Conservation's National Heritage Responders, which gives archives resources in the wake of disasters like hurricanes.
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Volunteering for a local charity or starting a new class can be a convenient — and interesting — way to make friends with your new neighbors.
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"I want someone to look at things in a realistic manner," said Showers, a retired federal government employee who's volunteering for the Biden campaign.
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" —Rachel B. "My ex and I were both very social — I was active in my local chamber, volunteering for causes and attending events regularly.
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She even spent the days before the election going door-to-door in Pennsylvania, volunteering for Clinton and visiting voters alongside her mother, Helen.
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Cage Sawyers, 18, spent his summer volunteering for several state legislator campaigns across Texas and prepared to launch his own campaign for school board.
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Beginning with colonial militias, America has a strong tradition of men and women answering their country's call to duty and volunteering for military service.
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Similarly, David Urban, a president at American Continental Group, has been volunteering for the Trump campaign and handing out palm cards and yard signs.
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Through escapes, volunteering for military service, political organization and education, blacks refuted slaveholders' ideology and changed the war, but met a brutal response afterward.
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"Putting it out there and getting in this milieu and seeding the idea of volunteering for the FBI is a good idea," he added.
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Barboza, a twenty-four-year-old undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was volunteering for Promise Arizona, a local group dedicated to turning out Latino voters.
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Oh, and with all the extra spare time at my disposal, I'm now volunteering for Crisis Text Line and I'm starting to practice my French.
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"I wouldn't say I was extremely progressive," said Karen Siegman, of Shorewood, Minnesota, who is volunteering for Phillips — her first time getting involved in politics.
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Days before Iowans go to the polls, I called Ms. de Rothschild, who is volunteering for the campaign in South Carolina, for a look ahead.
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They're in Miami for the month, volunteering for Gillum and Mucarsel-Powell as part of a program called Politrip, basically a political foreign exchange program.
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I like spending my time taking dance classes and helping young women of color get into college, and volunteering for my alma mater's alumnae groups.
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Klempner founded the organization in 2011 after years of volunteering for organizations that provide free reconstructive surgery to children and young adults in developing countries.
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At the age of twelve, McNamee became an anti-Vietnam War activist, volunteering for Eugene McCarthy's Presidential campaign; in high school, he backed George McGovern.
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Some had been writing off Sanders' campaign from the start, ignoring the large numbers of people donating to and volunteering for the campaign, he said.
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I have let my feelings be known in small ways, serving on search committees and raising the diversity question there, and volunteering for public assignments.
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Becoming a correspondent for Vogue was driven by her — she had been working freelance and volunteering for British Vogue and other magazines since moving to Britain.
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She suggests more tech workers devote the time they save from using services like Instacart or Amazon Prime to volunteering for a cause they believe in.
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I started volunteering for an LGBT youth group as well, but a lot of queer community still formed around pub culture in London at that time.
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Through a spokesperson, McKay and Gay said they were volunteering for Trump and did not possess strategic information so the rule did not apply to them.
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One 83-year-old woman I talked to at an event on Halloween said she liked Mr. Biden but was volunteering for another candidate — Elizabeth Warren.
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The Times-Dispatch reported that Taylor consented to his staffers volunteering for Brown because she may help siphon votes away from his Democratic rival, Elaine Luria.
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In North Dakota, Republican officials are screening delegate applicants in hopes of elevating those who have a history of volunteering for and donating to the party.
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The very idea of a Russian volunteering for an American political campaign is today so toxic, Mr. Volkov wrote, that he had to abandon his plan.
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The government has, in the past, discouraged volunteering for Kurdish and other militias, instead encouraging that those wishing to fight IS join the Canadian Armed Forces.
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This means volunteering for local organizations, helping out on the campaigns and issues that we support, and building ties with people from other backgrounds, in real life.
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The swing culminated Thursday in stop not far from Miami University, where Ryan went to school and got his political start volunteering for retired Speaker John Boehner .
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Most classroom teachers are excluded from volunteering for the program, a compromise aimed at earning the support of the governor, and many lawmakers, who opposed the idea.
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But one of the most powerful career-enhancing strategies that I know can only be implemented in your free time: Namely, volunteering for a cause you love.
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Ji said he is just proud to be able to help other lonely seniors and donate to a welfare facility where he has been volunteering for years.
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"He convinced us that change is possible and in our own hands," said Bassam Naffati, a 22-year-old biology student who is volunteering for Saied's campaign.
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But research on real engagement — volunteering for groups and campaigns — shows it's overwhelmingly women and disproportionately blacks and Latinos who are doing the real work of politics.
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CTO can be used for any civic endeavors, including voting, volunteering for a candidate, attending a school board meeting, canvassing or any other time devoted to civic participation.
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Tom Clark, a 60-year-old county maintenance worker in Maple River, had never considered volunteering for a politician until he heard Sanders on a local radio show.
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Ever since the 210-year-old graphic designer saw Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speak at a Madison, Wisconsin, event in July, she's been volunteering for his campaign.
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Even after volunteering for Sanders' campaign in 2016, the freshman congresswoman from New York was torn between her allegiance to his political revolution and her respect for Sen.
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While volunteering for a nonprofit group, she worked with longtime business owners whose companies were being overshadowed by some of the trendier ones started by out-of-towners.
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I think that making a difference in others' lives, such as helping a friend or volunteering for your community, is what makes the most difference in my life.
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"She and my dad have a packed weekend coming up, filled with volunteering for the Rotary, some live performance they have tickets for, and church," he told me.
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From the "New One on Me" department: VOLUNTOLD, which is when you find that you have been told by your work supervisor that you are volunteering for something.
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Chowdhury, 27, who was inspired to run after volunteering for Ocasio-Cortez, was born to Bangladeshi parents and has lived in the 5th District's public housing since 2011.
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Most classroom teachers are excluded from volunteering for the program, a compromise aimed at earning the support of the governor and many lawmakers who had initially opposed the idea.
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Earlier that afternoon in Mission Viejo, Democrat Katie Porter was jogging across a parking lot to thank two charter buses full of people for volunteering for her that day.
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Meanwhile, as I'm sure many other original NeverTrumpers have, I also have spent my whole adult life deeply involved in volunteering for church, charity, civic organizations, and community projects.
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The teens — a boy and a girl, both Arab American, and a 16-year-old black girl — were all too young to vote but were volunteering for different Democrats.
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PEP, an independent nonprofit, is run from two main facilities in Texas under the leadership of Bert Smith, a former investor who started volunteering for the program in 2005.
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Here I was, volunteering for the selfish reason of wanting to be around horses, when -- while tightening the girth on a horse -- whoa, my attention came to a halt.
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Fresh from completing his medical residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 903, Dr. Herbert Kleber fulfilled his military obligation by volunteering for the United States Public Health Service.
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"People will take every opportunity to share any meme that is anti-Biden," said Sara Riley, a lawyer from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who is volunteering for Mr. Biden's campaign.
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CreditCreditNatalie Keyssar for The New York Times Twenty-five years ago, when he was a sophomore at Ohio State, Neil Volz started volunteering for his state senator, Bob Ney.
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Broadwell told the Times she keeps busy by volunteering for advocacy groups as well as for women in combat, being particularly active in a group called West Point Women.
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In her new cover interview with Elle, the "Back to You" singer, 26, opens up about volunteering for the organization and why she's kept her involvement under wraps — until now.
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"I took a camera and started volunteering for (them) because I wanted the world to know what the White Helmets are doing and what is happening in Syria," he said.
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One of the sweetest ways an animal lover can help Best Friends and their kitten broods is by volunteering for a feeding shift at one of the organization's kitten nurseries.
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While the bulk of her career has taken place in Britain, she also spent six months volunteering for the Presbyterian Church in Rwanda in 2002, eight years after the genocide.
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Elias Tyrrel-Walker, a 17-year-old high school senior, has been volunteering for the Sanders campaign at local colleges even though he's not yet old enough to vote himself.
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Not only will you get the pleasure of volunteering for a cause you believe in, you'll get the added perk of having been the employee smart enough to create it.
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Braden Joplin, a 25-year-old man from Lubbock, Texas, who was in Iowa volunteering for Carson's campaign, was gravely injured in the crash and taken to an Omaha, Neb.
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In 1978, Broaddrick was volunteering for Clinton's gubernatorial campaign, and claims she met him when he visited his campaign office in her home town of Van Buren, Arkansas, that April.
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Mr. Smith, 21, is volunteering for New Day for America at his college, and Connie Wehrkamp, a spokeswoman for the group, said it had received his permission before releasing the ad.
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She ran an atheist website in her spare time and had just started volunteering for the Center for Inquiry (CFI), a nonprofit group committed to promoting science and reason above faith.
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In fact, the script came out of a collaboration between Spiro and Shade Room co-founder Angelica Nwandu, who met while volunteering for Peace4Kids, a foster youth organization in Los Angeles.
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The mayor will be accompanied by his wife, Chirlane McCray, and a contingent of City Hall aides, who will be volunteering for the Clinton campaign outside of their official government duties.
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On Mondays I have a recurring meeting with a group of employees volunteering for MCWT (Michigan Counsel of Women in Technology) to help organize a future event for Girls Who Code.
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Valerie Brown, who organised two such events at Wellcome Collection in London, says that at least two "readers" began volunteering for a charity as a result of their conversations with "books".
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And there's no reason that every visitor should have to pay with money — perhaps volunteering for a day of trail maintenance could earn visitors a pass to camp for a weekend.
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"He's been saying the same thing for 10 years — I trust him," said Cristhian Ramirez, a 31-year-old technology support specialist who began volunteering for the Sanders campaign in November.
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That's why we need to fight like our rights depend on it, whether it's volunteering for a local abortion provider or voting for candidates who will protect and expand reproductive rights.
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Within days of the election, Mr. Boyan began volunteering for the Working Families Party, a liberal political organization focused on income inequality, and attended almost weekly protests to voice his dismay.
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If you are based in the UK and interested in volunteering for the project you can sign up here Media Contact: pete dot biggs at thomsonreuters dot com [Reuters PR Blog Post]
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Many politicians spent their younger days working or volunteering for campaigns, and they now regale voters with stories about knocking on doors for a candidate whose virtue appealed to their young idealism.
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This can be done both inside and outside the government, by mobilizing communities, volunteering for nonprofit and non-governmental organizations, and donating money to those organizations if our financial circumstances allow it.
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In addition to the upcoming national day of action, immigration reform advocates have suggested donating to verified fundraisers and volunteering for or contributing money to local direct service groups that aid immigrants.
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But in the end, three Bangladeshis were listed among the dead, including Ishrat Akhond, a human resource specialist who also worked at art galleries and spent her spare time volunteering for nonprofits.
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Patients with cancers for which the drugs have not been approved may find insurers reluctant to pay, but may be able to get the drugs for free by volunteering for clinical trials.
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Since Donald Trump won the White House, I'd watched women take the reins of the Democratic Party, running for office in historic numbers, volunteering for campaigns, protesting and starting new political organizations.
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"We were just sitting there," said Jalen Anderson, 26, chairman of the platform committee for the Missouri Democratic Party, who got his start in politics in high school volunteering for Mr. Obama.
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Bret: Our new junior senator from Utah, Mitt Romney, seemed like he might be volunteering for the post of semi-courageous Republican with that op-ed he wrote for The Washington Post.
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That also applied to women who had joined the so-called anti-Trump resistance, donning pink hats at the Women's March and volunteering for political candidates for the first time in their lives.
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After volunteering for organizations such as the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and The Virginia Center for Public Safety, Haas in 2009 became director of the Virginia Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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Tucked away on a shelf in a closet on the second floor of the house he shares with his wife Jenny, Fiato keeps memorabilia from his time volunteering for Sanders during the primary.
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What you fail to realize, in asking such a question, is that my father has always been proud of me—whether when I was volunteering for the Jesuits, or working as a lawyer.
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Although the character appears briefly in "Titus" as a clown quickly sentenced to hang in Act IV, Mr. Mac has imagined him escaping that fate by volunteering for the post-coup janitorial crew.
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" Those who know Jennifer Dulos, he said, "know her as an incredibly warm person, as an unbelievably devoted mother, as an active member of our community, supporting everything with her children, volunteering for everything.
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Soon, Soto was volunteering for the church—drawing on the technology skills he'd picked up as a kid, tinkering on his dad's computer—and developing online worship tools to post sermons and build apps.
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So I took a camera and started volunteering for the White Helmets because I wanted the people around the world to know what the White Helmets are doing and what is happening in Syria.
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Cormier's first forays into the music industry were through volunteering for organizations like Safe Amp and the Ignite Youth Festival, where she learned more about what goes on behind-the-scenes in producing shows.
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It could be to survive (in the case of our ancestors), to meet a client deadline (if you're part of an advertising team), or to register voters (if you're volunteering for a political campaign).
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In two communities in which I have lived in the last 20 years, by volunteering for local government agencies and small nonprofits I have felt very quickly occupied and embraced by similarly committed neighbors.
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"It was so profound to me to learn that Native Americans, who had lost everything to violence and unfairness in the U.S., were volunteering for a war to escape the horrors at home," adds Jenkins.
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Donating your time to your local animal shelter is a great way to start, but if you want to take it one step further, try volunteering for organizations that focus on political advocacy for animals.
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Carcelén was part of a group of 30 volunteers — mainly lawyers but also teachers, translators, and other professionals — who spent a week volunteering for the Dilley Pro Bono Project, 303 miles southwest of San Antonio.
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At a time when Israel is expanding its settlements in the West Bank and Palestinians fear they may never end up with their own state, some Israeli Arabs see volunteering for the military as betrayal.
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And Clinton would probably be happy to hear that in addition to being the subject of the most Google searches, searches involving volunteering for the campaigns were 120 percent higher for her than for Trump.
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What is obvious, though, is that abortion rights are an animating issue for the Democratic Party base, and support for abortion rights gets a whole lot of women marching, donating money, and volunteering for Democrats.
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When I think about a young 18-year-old from a wealthy, powerful family putting his prestige on hold and volunteering for the Navy shortly after Pearl Harbor, I simply cannot imagine having his courage.
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"By his volunteering for execution and forcing the issue, Nevada had to come up with execution drugs, and they engaged in a pattern of lies and subterfuge in order to do that," Mr. Dunham said.
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Vannie Lau, a solicitor defending 10 arrested protesters, including Tai, said many lawyers are already volunteering for 25 cases, the maximum number for which the government will subsidize fees for defendants who can't afford representation.
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Vannie Lau, a solicitor defending 21 arrested protesters, including Tai, said many lawyers are already volunteering for 27.7723 cases, the maximum number for which the government will subsidise fees for defendants who can't afford representation.
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"Goodness Under Yangmingshan," one of the five articles, showed retirees in Taipei volunteering for serious work in libraries and museums, instead of whiling away their time at mass square dances like their counterparts on the mainland.
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It's not uncommon to see people online volunteering for this type of implant, but there is absolutely no realistic scenario in which someone without a severe disease could receive a brain chip for the foreseeable future.
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Cersei Lannister bossing around Jaime is old news, of course, but on Sunday we also saw Margaery bucking up the disintegrating Loras and Theon volunteering for the committee to elect Yara leader of the Iron Born.
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So, please, when you see something broken in society, dare to stand up and fix it, whether it be through advocating for progressive legislation, attending protests and rallies or volunteering for an interest group or political campaign.
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We regularly share things that we think define us — from a cause we're volunteering for to a joke we find funny to a political argument we agree with to a picture we think we look attractive in.
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They said press coverage typically leads to dozens of letters from patients volunteering for research into these techniques, and they usually have to tell people in search of hearing help that the techniques are not yet ready.
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Adults worried constantly about appearances—were their houses clean enough, were their kids behaving nicely and doing well in school, were they volunteering for enough town projects, were they in church as often as they should be?
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And it is an open question whether he can count on the votes of the sort of social conservatives who at this time in the campaign are usually hard at work volunteering for the party's standard-bearer.
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Charles Raffaele, a 31-year-old PhD student from Queens, told me in 2016 he supported Sanders but after discovering Williamson earlier this year on social media and seeing her debate performance, he's volunteering for her campaign.
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At a meeting on campus last week designed to set their goals for the year, they talked about labor organizing, volunteering for Morgan Harper's congressional campaign and hosting a town hall-style event focused on climate change.
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A coalition of 23 progressive groups are teaming up for "The Last Weekend" to get voters all across the country committed to volunteering for a total of 1 million hours on the last weekend before the midterm elections.
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More intimately than Steichen's image, Margaret Hall's photograph "Grave in 'No Man's Land'" (1918-19), taken while volunteering for the Red Cross in France, turns on hope, depicting a lone woman mourning over a cross marking a grave.
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Most of the interviewees aren't American citizens, and can't vote in the election, but many of them see themselves as full participants in the American political machine, whether in volunteering for campaigns or influencing their peers who can vote.
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"She's bruised all up her legs, and she is limping on the right, which is causing the left leg to swell," says Neil Shocket, an emergency physician who is volunteering for Project Hope along with his physician wife, Lori.
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After volunteering for the organization and fielding emails that came in through the MySpace page, Ranzio became a full-time employee in November 2006 along with Trisha, Tworkowski's girlfriend at the time, and Lauren, who would later marry Ranzio.
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It is difficult to imagine any industry volunteering for its own extinction, but the concepts are mature and the technology plausible; someone without the burdens of legacy will almost certainly find a way to realise it in the near future.
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She has been active in politics for almost 40 years, since she began volunteering for President Gerald Ford in 1976, and has since served on the Republican National Committee, the Alliance for School Choice, and the Foundation for Excellence in Education.
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" Thom, who raises Alaskan Malamute and Pomalute puppies in Minnesota, and plans to spend Monday in Iowa volunteering for Trump, dismissed Cruz as "a Canadian-born citizen" and described the Texas senator, as well as the other GOP contenders as "weak.
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CNN intelligence and security analyst Bob Baer, who is also a former CIA agent, told CNN that these ads are "seeding the idea of volunteering for the FBI" in the minds of agents on US soil who are spying for Russia.
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The Suicide-Prevention Hotline Two years ago, just after I retired (at fifty, with a golden parachute strapped firmly around my shoulders), Nola began volunteering for the local chapter of the National Suicide Prevention Society—or N.S.P., as she called it.
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Before volunteering for the war in 473, Father Washington had last served at St. Stephen's church in Kearny, N.J., and each year, a Mass is celebrated in honor of him and the other chaplains, attracting veterans from near and far.
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They nicknamed themselves the ReSistas, and after successfully badgering Mr. Issa, a Republican, into retirement, they began volunteering for a group seeking to elect a Democrat, Mike Levin, who polls show is now leading in a once reliably Republican district.
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"Using Bumble in particular as a tool for outreach, I've found that it's important just to be genuine, open, and respectful of the person you're talking to," said Payne, who said this was her first time volunteering for a political campaign.
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Without hard evidence or due process, the targets of 9066 were considered "security risks," even though young Japanese-American men were volunteering for military service and many of their elders were appalled by the militaristic mania that had taken over Tokyo.
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But if you're a woman and you're constantly raising your hand to sign up for miscellaneous office tasks (and if you're regularly volunteering for tasks, you're probably a woman), chances are you're doing more to harm than help your career.
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If you're interested in supporting or volunteering for this effort then I invite you to a meeting to discuss this Sunday, December 28500nd, 6900pm at REFAL, 2628 So. 28503th St in Newark, NJ. (Corner of So. 22020th St. & 13th Av.) pic.twitter.
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Glen Lechtanski, who was a registered emergency nurse during more than a decade spent volunteering for Robbins, including as director of medical operations for his live events, said he too had witnessed participants getting sick after being pressured into drinking "health" shots.
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The sad truth here is that many schools are already neck-deep in administrative woes, the teachers are overworked and have new responsibilities every year and the idea of volunteering for new ones doesn't strike even the most well-intentioned schools as attractive.
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Among those things: Exercise that includes weightlifting and swimming laps, volunteering for the Experimental Aircraft Association — Leidel spent 37 years teaching at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's college of Engineering, where he was also an associate dean — and at least one time, skydiving.
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"The bottom line is that being an uncommitted delegate gives you the ability to take all the facts into consideration," said Ms. Meloy, who lives in Harmar Township outside Pittsburgh and got her start in politics volunteering for Richard M. Nixon in 1968.
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A lawmaker's scheduler, for example, may also keep track of a member's campaign-related events, though they should not become any more deeply involved in the execution of those events unless they are explicitly volunteering for or being paid by the campaign.
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If you have the time and the energy to spare, do what you can on the local level, whether that's supporting candidates who will help thwart Trump's agenda, or volunteering for community organizations that will help those most hurt by his policies.
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"On what should have been the days leading up to your wedding, using the food that was supposed to be part of your wedding weekend, there you were, volunteering for those who were in desperate need," he told the bride and groom.
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After volunteering for several months for Fairness PAC, the political action committee that the mayor is using to fund his trips, Mr. Casca left his City Hall job to work directly for the PAC last month — only to leave that job last week.
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And by earlier this year, the women had written postcards supporting the redistricting of Pennsylvania's congressional map, had attended debates and had begun volunteering for the winner of the Democratic primary for Congress, Susan Wild, phone-banking for her three times a week.
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The agency was founded in 1918 to encourage farmers and food processors to increase their production as much as possible, to ask children and teens to become "Soldiers of the Soil" by volunteering for farm work, and to warn citizens against hoarding food.
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There's no right way to do this, but options may include connecting with long-lost friends, getting active in an online community or with an in-person club, volunteering for a cause you feel strongly about or joining a recreational sports team.
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According to KSL, Jon Bird had been volunteering for an event at the Gallivan Center when he stepped outside for a smoke—and he says that he confirmed with the building's security guard that it was OK to light up in that spot.
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Sculptures, paintings and photos on view portray Robert Moses, La Guardia and Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as unnamed Harlem residents, seamen carousing on shore leave, women in crisp navy uniforms volunteering for military service, and refugees in Europe carrying loved ones and possessions.
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Then the fact still remains that while women were hitting the pavement and spending every waking hour volunteering for candidates, men were sitting around applauding their wives and sisters and moms for their commitment — but not getting off their asses to do anything themselves.
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"I've been volunteering a long time and this is the first time I really feel people are taking us seriously and we really have a chance," she said while volunteering for the Clinton campaign at a rally headlined by Chelsea Clinton in Tempe on Wednesday.
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Pruitt has previously defended Hupp's involvement in the apartment search, citing friendship and the unpaid nature of her work, but ethics experts have raised issues with her doing the search, whether she was on the government clock, volunteering for Pruitt, or paid separately by Pruitt.
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Please let us know the favourite organisation in your community - one you enjoy volunteering for, or that makes you proud to be a part of - one that supports you personally in your everyday life, and that defines what you feel community is all about.
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She said, however, that the president may have been discussing the number of Google staff members who had expressed an interest in volunteering for the project of creating a triage site that would feature a series of questions for people with symptoms of the virus.
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In an interview with Yahoo Entertainment published earlier this week, Brooks said he wasn't at all surprised by Carter's quick return to volunteering for the nonprofit shortly after the 95-year-old suffered a fall that left him with a black eye on Sunday.
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Though Mr. Berman donated $5,400 to Mr. Trump's campaign and has given to several other Republican politicians over the years, his friends described him as being only lightly involved in politics, attending the occasional function and belatedly volunteering for Mr. Trump's New Jersey operation.
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"I liked the question about him maybe picking Amy for vice president because I've been thinking that way for the past couple months," Overby, who has been volunteering for Biden's campaign in Mason City and plans to support him, said afterward in an interview.
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On an organized call after that email to answer questions about what was happening to the staff's paychecks, the Messams told staffers that they didn't know some of the employees or contractors and that they had assumed some staff members were volunteering for the campaign.
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Alana Ayasse, a graduate student studying geography at UC-Santa Barbara, took the above picture on the island in September, while volunteering for a week with Channel Islands Restoration, a nonprofit that helps tend to the health of plants and animals in the park.
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Across seven different areas (following politics online, posting on social media about political issues, signing online petitions, volunteering for a political cause, donating money to a cause or campaign, attending a public rally, or contacting an elected official), young women engaged in more activities than young men.
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Since then 110,000 immigrants hoping to serve in the US military have become naturalized citizens through the program which was suspended last September amidst concerns that the Defense Department could not properly vet those who were volunteering for basic training with the promise of fast-track citizenship.
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"Sometimes it's worth feeling anxiety and anger or other feelings that the world isn't safe; that can serve a purpose and stimulate us to want to be proactive in some way, whether it's volunteering for a cause, writing letters, whatever you feel is important," Carmichael says.
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The latest cross-fire of accusations began after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced late Saturday that he would push for legislation to bar Israelis from volunteering for national service with B'Tselem, an organization that focuses on allegations of human rights violations against Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territories.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) during the 2016 election, volunteering for his campaign in California.
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The speaker, Jason Kander, 2225, talked about his experience volunteering for deployment in Afghanistan after graduating from Georgetown Law School, how Democrats needed to reclaim the ideals of patriotism and courage, and his new job leading Let America Vote, an organization that fights voter suppression and gerrymandering.
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Goffman spent a gap year between high school and college volunteering for U.S.A.I.D. in the Philippines, and her parents remember that she sent home pages and pages of letters that said little about her own life and quite a bit about, for example, the local varieties of queue formation.
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Her commitment to gun reform is why she registered to vote as soon as she could, and why she spent her summer volunteering for Ryan Watts, a 28-year-old Democratic Congressional hopeful who has made gun-reform policies like closing the gun-show loophole central to his platform.
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"Were it not for what Ms. Haspel herself called the 'shadow' of the interrogation program, her confirmation would likely be an easy call even in this time of partisan polarization," the board wrote, citing Haspel's extensive experience working at dangerous posts, volunteering for the CIA's counterterrorism center on Sept.
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But he wants a Republican to win the seat so badly that he is volunteering for Americans for Prosperity, the group funded by the billionaire conservatives Charles G. and David H. Koch, and was making phone calls to voters from its office in Marietta on a recent rainy evening.
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" She added that many in the movement were turning from marching to other forms of activism: "A lot of people have turned from a reactive position of marching to a proactive position of either running for office or volunteering for a campaign or focusing on registering people to vote.
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He read Barry Goldwater's "The Conscience of a Conservative" as a child and by the time he turned 13 he was volunteering for William F. Buckley, Jr. George Washington University brought him to the nation's capital, and in 1976 he was named national youth director for Reagan's first presidential bid.
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"It's really important that Republican leaders, especially Republican women leaders, stand up right now and say we're not OK with Trump representing our party," said Jennifer Lim, a group founder who works at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and has spent much of her life volunteering for Republican causes and campaigns.
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As he stepped off the aircraft at Camp Leatherneck, a base on the steppe that served as a hub for Marine operations, he was an almost timeless character, a young Marine from the prairie who might have fit into the long lines of riflemen volunteering for his service's previous wartime campaigns.
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With the prescience of a ranch-hound growling at a far-off tremor, Mr Putnam, a political scientist, reported that Americans were living increasingly solitary lives, slumped in front of televisions or surfing the internet, rather than competing in bowling leagues or volunteering for such civic groups as the Knights of Columbus.
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While she recommended I spend my time volunteering for a cause or supporting those looking to unseat Paul Ryan, she didn't seem to find the nickname as amusing as I had anticipated, and to my astonishment, Donald Trump was still sitting in the Oval Office, provoking North Korea on Twitter, or worse.
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IG: So I work with DoorDash and the way I met them was because I was volunteering for an investor friend who teaches a startup class at Stanford and at the end of his class there was a little panel discussion and several students in the class were the original founders of DoorDash.
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But he also said Catholics who do support the president have been less vocal about their attraction to his campaign than evangelicals — a trend he blamed for making Catholic voters who might be on the fence about Trump feel less comfortable about giving him a closer look or volunteering for his campaign.
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The Sanders campaign has named 141 "Texas victory captains," who each spend at least 10 hours per week volunteering for the campaign; on Saturday alone, in San Antonio, a Sanders supporter who wanted to help win Texas could have gone to one of several phone banks or trainings in the campaign's turnout software.
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In some instances, staffers were told by the Messams that the couple believed them to be "volunteering" for the campaign, despite emails from senior staff to the Messams telling them about start dates for employees, and what staff members say were verbal agreements and offer letters from the campaign for their positions.
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Instead of digging-in and wishing the past was different, you may be presented with new opportunities — to get involved with everything from volunteering for a civic organization, to learning how to get your congressman to listen to you to running for office yourself, or even to fighting against a specific law ... and winning.
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It would be interesting to see how Harvard ranks two students with identical records but one whose primary extracurricular activities are of a female volunteering for liberal causes through Pantsuit Nation and another volunteering at the conservative Independent Women's Forum —or a male who devoted himself to a Junior Achievement project to launch a software app.
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This riff on Daniel Keyes' 1966 science fiction novel Flowers for Algernon (which was later made into a movie called Charly, named after the novel's protagonist) finds the gang from the dank Philly bar Paddy's Pub volunteering for an intelligence-boosting pharmaceutical test but becoming irritated when the scientists are only interested in their dim, impulsive handyman Charlie Kelly (played by Charlie Day).
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"The thing with Russian spies is 99 percent of them are walk-ins, and these people make the decision on their own completely," he said referencing instances where foreign agents show up at a US government location and offer to work for the US. "Putting it out there and getting in this milieu and seeding the idea of volunteering for the FBI is a good idea," he said.
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In it, she addresses the multiple sexual assault allegations against Bill, though only vaguely: Paula Jones said that Clinton sexually harassed her when she worked for the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission in 1991; Kathleen Willey said he assaulted her when she was a volunteer at the White House in 1993; and Juanita Broaddrick says that Clinton raped her when she was volunteering for his Arkansas gubernatorial campaign in 1978.
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In 1969, Ginsburg was promoted to full professor and her son, James, entered nursery school, rites of passage that freed her to explore a new interest: she began volunteering for the A.C.L.U. Working with and eventually heading the A.C.L.U.'s Women's Rights Project, Ginsburg pursued a series of cases designed to convince the Supreme Court, first, that there is such a thing as sex discrimination and, second, that it violates the Constitution.
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