" - Lori A. "Advocate for those unable to advocate for themselves" - M. Phillips "Simple.
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It is Youth Advocate Programs, not Youth Advocates Program or Youth Advocate Program.
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My mom was my biggest advocate before I knew how to advocate for myself.
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If you take a job as a public advocate, then you must advocate publicly, right?
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Women in power Women who advocate for change find few politicians of their gender to advocate to.
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"If I don't advocate for him, the city isn't going to advocate for him," Shakima Thomas cried.
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I'm glad I've learned now that I'm not just my best advocate — it's possible I'm my only advocate.
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"Some people need others to advocate for them, and sometimes we want to advocate for ourselves," she says.
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And I'm definitely not an advocate for a whole lot and I'm not an advocate for this process.
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I'm not an advocate of assault weapons, but I am an advocate of self-preservation and self-protection.
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Advocate Children's Heart Institute, a program at Advocate Children's Hospital, helps to treat more than 12,000 patients every year.
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"We're going to advocate for expanding the program, but we're also going to advocate for reforming the program," FWD.
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"She did not come across as a very aggressive advocate, so she was a very effective advocate," he said.
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What the data suggests is that instead of assigning a devil's advocate, you want to unearth the devil's advocate.
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I have been an advocate for women's rights my entire career and I'm going to continue to be an advocate.
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Angry Advocate Cheryl Strayed: You have every right to be angry about the injustices you see in your work, Advocate.
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Williams chose not just to advocate for herself in her career, but to use her career to advocate for others.
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My aunts told me to always advocate for myself during my sexual experiences, to advocate for my pleasure from sexual partners.
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I'm an advocate because it's part of a physician's job to advocate for the health and well-being of our patients.
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"I advocate starting with the simplest useful system—I would advocate wheels so then you can say, OK, it's working," he said.
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She a racially and culturally sensitive leader who will be an advocate for economically marginalized people, women, and children, and education advocate.
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As part of a buyout by the Advocate, a rival paper, the name will live on as part of the Advocate Times-Picayune.
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" When asked whether it was difficult to switch from being an advocate to a justice, Ginsburg replied, "I think I'm still an advocate.
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" Be Your Biggest Advocate "Make sure what you're saying is heard; if you're not going to advocate for yourself, no one else will.
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"Mindful of the longstanding position of Bolton on that matter, as an advocate of regime change, an advocate of military action," he said.
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The legislation also would establish a new Office of Public Advocate "to advocate for public interest in the rulemaking process" in federal agencies.
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The national taxpayer advocate leads the Taxpayer Advocate Service, an independent organization within the IRS that helps taxpayers resolve problems with the agency.
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And they had digital versions, and at one point Advocate was gonna buy Planet Out or Planet Out was going to buy the Advocate.
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But not only do we have a duty to advocate for our individual patients, we must also advocate for the health of our society.
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But the day also reminds any advocate of an essential point — in order to advocate meaningfully, you have to move past your own worldview.
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I don't advocate a thermonuclear war, but if negotiations fail, I advocate a surgical strike against these outlaws before they pose a real threat.
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I said at the beginning of the impeachment inquiry that journalists shouldn't advocate for an outcome, but should advocate for a well-informed public.
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"I advocate starting with the simplest useful system — I would advocate wheels so then you can say, OK, it's working," Musk said at the Jan.
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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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As an advocate for diversity—and specifically as an advocate for communities of color—I have to call this out as the nonsense it is.
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" Clinton writes, that she and Sandberg also discussed "that women are seen favorably when they advocate for others, but unfavorably when they advocate for themselves.
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You don't have to advocate for something that Trump says or Milo says, but you should at least advocate for their ability to say it.
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Dern was joined by farmworker advocate Monica Ramirez, Michelle Williams with "Me Too" founder Tarana Burke, and Meryl Streep with domestic worker advocate Ai-jen Poo.
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" Asked if he would advocate a no-deal Brexit, Hunt said: "I would never advocate a no-deal Brexit, I think it would be immensely disruptive economically.
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So, I used my voice to advocate, first for other people, and then I learned how to advocate for myself, which is also something that's not easy.
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Let's stop sending substance-exposed babies to unsafe environments to die because we divided ourselves into two camps — advocate for the mother or advocate for the baby.
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I don't think there's an inconsistency of being a big advocate, like I have, with criminal justice reform as well as an advocate of commonsense gun safety.
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Newsrooms shouldn't advocate for a political outcome, but should advocate for a well-informed public... Wednesday planner: Trump to meet with Ukraine president Block off 2.15 p.m.
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She has been employed at the SEC since 2013, according to her LinkedIn profile, and is a judge advocate in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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Abstinence education advocate named to HHS post The Trump administration has named a national abstinence education advocate to a post at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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To advocate for refugee rights Erin Vong, 26, of the San Francisco Bay Area attended a rally in Washington with her refugee mother to advocate for other refugees.
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When anti-Semitic speech is paired with unlawful action, the Brandeis Center will advocate — and advocate strongly — for the university to address the situation and assist victimized students.
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Nina Olson, U.S. Taxpayer Advocate and head of the Internal Revenue Service's Office of the Taxpayer Advocate, has been calling for a repeal of the AMT since 0003.
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But I would say that there are times where I feel like she has been quieter in her role as an advocate than perhaps a normal advocate might be.
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Learning to advocate for myself in systems that are not built for low-income and first-generation students of color has inspired me to be an advocate for others.
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I thought it was such a great idea because Verringer is Grace's advocate and David has always felt like a positive force and advocate for me in this career.
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"The role of the public advocate is to be the ombudsman to the city," said Betsy Gotbaum, who served as the city's second public advocate from 2002 to 2009.
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" - Jenny, 25 "Always played devil's advocate. Cheapskate. Smelly.
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It will include several dozen people who advocate for more gun control and several dozen who advocate on behalf of Second Amendment rights, and largely oppose additional gun control measures.
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"Khane is so aware that people have been in that environment where they can't advocate for their rights as a person, let alone advocate for a good haircut," he said.
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But we began to realize that if you want to be successful, you can't advocate for just Jewish resettlement, you have to advocate for the rights of refugees to be protected.
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Keep being a warrior and an advocate for you .
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Entrepreneur & advocate for the education & empowerment of women & girls.
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" Dershowitz referred to himself as an "advocate against impeachment.
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" Mr. Pascrell told reporters, adding, "I don't advocate violence.
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Children there are not allowed to hug, advocate says Immigration advocate Melissa Taveras has pushed for the closure of the Homestead facility, arguing that the detention of children should not be normalized.
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The statistics — along with the many heartbreaking stories — have prompted politicians to advocate for stricter controls on prescription medications, and doctors — including Surgeon General Vivek Murthy — to advocate for more physician education.
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"We have confidence in the greatness of the pope to be our advocate and the advocate for the Yemeni people," said Giovanna Reda, CAFOD's head of humanitarian programs for the Middle East.
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"My advocate has saved me thousands of dollars," said Ms. Morrison, who lives in Roswell, Ga. Her advocate also helped her sign up for Social Security and hire a more trustworthy caregiver.
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TRUMP OFFICIAL PLEDGES TO BE COAL 'ADVOCATE': A senior Trump administration official in the Energy Department told a coal industry gathering Wednesday that he aims to be a strong advocate for coal.
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Clark Howard, a consumer advocate in Atlanta, is no advocate of travel insurance except when the bulk or entirety of a trip is prepaid, as with a cruise or a tour group.
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By the way, I want to get into that in the next section, like what's happened with media because I used to get Advocate and Out, first Advocate and then Out, every week.
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You might believe he is an advocate of the proletariat.
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"Apparently, our clock still works," he told the Newark Advocate.
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And, before that there was the Advocate and Out magazine.
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So, we're up there with Out and the Advocate immediately.
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Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, another vocal advocate for the miners.
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Price, however, is a strong advocate for changing the program.
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The Catholic Church supports you and will advocate for you.
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Feminine Mystique, didn't advocate that women abandon marriage, only that
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Now, she's such a massive advocate and travels the world.
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Fey recently told the Advocate why she thinks that is.
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Did she ever advocate for making abortion safe and legal?
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He is also the creator of party game Devil's Advocate.
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And look, I'm not trying to advocate here for it.
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Or white, straight men's advocate, because we need some help.
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Advocate for more green space and parks in your neighborhood.
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Analyn Megison is a mother and advocate for rape survivors.
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Gabbard has been an advocate for keeping Assad in power.
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James, the New York City public advocate, declared last week.
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That is where cancer advocate Rosen has dedicated her career.
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"I always advocate for more lube for everything," she adds.
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So I pray for you, I will advocate for you.
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" She added: "I'm an advocate of spreading love not hate!
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Would they actively advocate for "American MONUMENT" to come back?
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The reality star has become a criminal justice reform advocate.
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She is a racial justice advocate and digital equity strategist.
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She's also been using her platform to advocate for survivors.
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Benjamin Kabak, a transit advocate who writes the Second Ave.
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Hargitay is a staunch advocate for victims of sexual assaults.
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Djofin Assou Gilbert is an advocate for children in Benin.
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I advocate eating a lot of vegetables, complemented by meat.
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"Yep, Grumpy Cat is definitely gay," Plaza tells The Advocate.
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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: So, you would advocate for higher minimum wage?
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In 2017, Out and the Advocate came under new ownership.
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Tom Steyer: I will certainly advocate for scrapping the filibuster.
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Our company will continue to work and advocate for this.
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So [my wife and I] decided to advocate for fathers.
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What would you say to advocate for one of them?
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But Mr Ivanovic had since become an advocate of reconciliation.
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Davis is an advocate for more women joining the profession.
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It's no secret that I'm an advocate of hard work.
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It's also important to advocate for yourself as a patient.
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Kay Ivey, the Republican governor, has been an outspoken advocate.
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I, for one, am a huge advocate of sleep training!
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It also complicates Netflix's stance as a net neutrality advocate.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon, a staunch advocate of privacy rights.
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I'm not an advocate for Assad, I'm not his lawyer'.
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Of course, I would never advocate discouraging Americans from voting.
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When women and minorities advocate for diversity, they are penalized.
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He has also learned, he said, to advocate for himself.
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RYAN: Paul Ryan deficit hawk is also a growth advocate.
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"We advocate for minimum government and maximum freedom," Howell said.
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He's literally the devil's advocate (see what she did there?).
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Advocate for continued immigration reforms at all levels of government.
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"You have to be your own biggest advocate," she said.
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I am a vocal advocate who supporting the Spitzenkandidat process.
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LUCCA: I was obviously a big advocate of the mall.
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Will you advocate for war without constitutional or congressional authority?
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She is an aspiring physician and advocate for women's rights.
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That's your job: To be her advocate and protect her.
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Facebook's CISO, Alex Stamos, is a longtime prominent privacy advocate.
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First, it protects social media companies when users advocate violence.
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There's at least one Taxpayer Advocate office in every state.
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"She was a good mother," the advocate said of Weeks.
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Margot became an advocate for mental health after that incident.
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YouTube has long been an advocate of the LGBTQ community.
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A consumer advocate who has worked alongside progressive stalwart Sen.
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Shakira Mebarak is an international artist and global education advocate.
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Advocate and NorthShore announced plans to merge in September 2014.
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Powell's most aggressive advocate has been Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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"It's our responsibility to advocate for the force," Ierardi said.
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I KNOW YOU ARE A BIG ADVOCATE FOR NET NEUTRALITY.
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Yet Clinton's best advocate isn't one of these experienced politicians.
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Among attendees, according to the Times, was advocate Thandiwe Abdullah.
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Perry has been an advocate for the fossil fuels industries.
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Chabert followed suit on the Senate floor, The Advocate reported.
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I am an advocate for my patients and their families.
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President Obama has been an extraordinary advocate for Native Americans.
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He also went to North Dakota to advocate for Rep.
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Emma Gonzales, age 18, activist and advocate for gun control.
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"I always advocate for eating the potato skin," she says.
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The Union of Concerned Scientists doesn't advocate for individual candidates.
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Clearly, it helps to separate the patient and the advocate.
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Collins has since gone on to advocate for LGBTQ rights.
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ROBERT BAKISH: Shari is an unwavering advocate for both companies.
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The primary advocate in Congress for reform has been Sen.
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Sara Salama is an international lawyer and human rights advocate.
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He's an advocate of the trade deals that Trump mocks.
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Graham has long been a huge advocate for body positivity.
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Churches, mosques and synagogues can advocate for imprisoned religious leaders.
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Past administrations have used government communications to advocate their policies.
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Trade association CEOs wear more than just their "advocate" hat.
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Sheff is a researcher and advocate at Human Rights First.
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We don't sustain the climate, we advocate certain carbon levels.
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Data and evidence help you be a more effective advocate.
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Mr. Banks is an advocate for all of New York.
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She also encourages women to advocate and mentor one another.
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He is an educator, researcher, federal policy expert, and advocate.
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She was a staunch advocate for workplace health and safety.
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SGD: I advocate on a national level as a journalist.
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He has long been a strong advocate for the program.
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Who is in the best position to advocate for it?
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"You've been a longtime advocate on abortion rights," Roller wrote.
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Instead, they advocate the adoption of Koranic law, or sharia.
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But no #MeToo advocate has seriously suggested such a thing.
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He's been an advocate for the sport for even longer.
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"You really have to be your own advocate," Frydman says.
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Hunter is not the only advocate of vaping devices. Reps.
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The boss had emerged as an advocate for social justice.
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The pope, a vociferous advocate for refugees, never endorsed anyone.
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Kemp, a fierce Trump advocate, is now running for governor.
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One vocal advocate for Pawlenty's candidacy has been former Sen.
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Sherry is now an outspoken advocate for ovarian cancer awareness.
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But he also acted as a fan advocate inside Lucasfilm.
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Archbishop Renneteau liked the proposal and started to advocate it.
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Advocate to those in power to change rules or legislation.
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The New York City public advocate, Jumaane Williams, took selfies.
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Not to mention a pediatrician and a human rights advocate.
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Ms. Sietstra is an advocate who focuses on reproductive rights.
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This should make me the perfect advocate for your cause.
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Dr. Berlin was an advocate for improved teaching of history.
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He is also a vocal advocate of impeaching Mr. Trump.
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Gutierrez is an advocate for change in Teotitlán del Valle.
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Tom Doyle, a friend and longtime advocate for abuse victims.
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And I have been an advocate for holding this hearing.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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She later became a tireless advocate for chimps in captivity.
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We must advocate to protect the most vulnerable among us.
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Morrison was a committed and persuasive advocate for human complexity.
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The Advocate reported that he was married with three children.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "You know who's a better advocate for women?
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They do not advocate a positive doctrine, racial or otherwise.
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She was also a historian and advocate for her profession.
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This year's special election for public advocate featured 17 candidates.
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Nimmo, a leading advocate for parents of terminally ill children.
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Empathetic in the extreme, she was the underdog's biggest advocate.
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He was a fierce advocate for what he believed in.
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Good leaders also don't blindly advocate for a specific direction.
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No way, Letitia James, the public advocate, told The Post.
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In the White House he may be their only advocate.
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Williams has served as NYC public advocate since last year.
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"This is how policy should be made," one advocate said.
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He was a vigorous advocate for openness, accountability, and transparency.
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How do you advocate for your programs in your community?
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Biden has long been an advocate for stricter gun control.
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She's also a huge advocate for not focusing on aesthetics.
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He was also a vocal advocate of the UPC combination.
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He remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
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" That account underscored Yearwood's conviction that "you're your best advocate.
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I'm a big advocate of having systematic predictable monetary policy.
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My grandmother's work as an activist and advocate is inspiring.
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Dan Kildee (D-Michigan) -- local clean water advocate Cathy WusterbarthRep.
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Mr. Broeksmit was always an ardent advocate for Mr. Jain.
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Bargaining power for driversDrivers have the right to advocate together.
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"This is something we would not advocate today," Marnell agreed.
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Why do some neocons continue to advocate for endless wars?
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She was an amazing daughter, sister, friend, mentor and advocate.
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The Illinois Democrat has been an outspoken immigration reform advocate.
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Cohn, a free trade advocate, had been against the tariffs.
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Since then, Cruz has continued to advocate for immigration rights.
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No one expected her to be an advocate for immigrants.
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My biblical foundation empowers me to advocate for women's rights.
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But European Court of Justice Advocate General Melchior Wathelet disagreed.
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My job is to be an advocate, nice, helpful, friendly.
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And many advocate for prosecuting Trump after he leaves office.
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Ambassador Bremberg will be an effective advocate for American interests.
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"Yes, unfortunately," Nomiki Konst, a candidate for public advocate, admitted.
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"They're not going to get behind something," one advocate said.
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I am in no way an advocate of looking away.
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We enthusiastically endorse him as the city's next public advocate.
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The organizations say they were founded to advocate for Palestinians.
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Carole King is a singer, songwriter, author and environmental advocate.
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Knowing what we know, how can women advocate for themselves?
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Quote, Brett was an advocate for young women like me.
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Purón had also been an advocate for organized crime reform.
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We try to really advocate on behalf of the consumer.
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Be a foster child's advocate A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is an authorized volunteer who gets to know the foster child, the foster parents, birth parents, and anyone else in the child's life.
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Diane Savino, who sponsored the bill legalizing medical marijuana in New York state; NYC Public Advocate Letitia James, who has become an outspoken advocate for legalization; as well as Manhattan Bureau President Gale Brewer.
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Right now, everyone is faced with a sort of prisoner's dilemma logic: They must advocate for the kind of policies they would normally advocate for, or else someone else will get their policies passed.
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I'm a gun-carrying feminist, and right to life-er, I'm a First Amendment advocate—an advocate of pretty much the first couple of amendments, they got a little weird at the end [laughs].
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"I have never struck a woman, I never will strike a woman, I have been an advocate for women's rights my entire career and I'm going to continue to be an advocate," Avenatti said.
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Among experts, the strongest Spearman correlation is between Wine Advocate and International Wine Cellar, which, at 0.568, is still lower than the 22 between Wine Advocate and CellarTracker —and it only gets worse from there.
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Maggie Hassan, and Lilly Ledbetter, a leading advocate for equal pay.
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Franklin Graham, and Fiore, a gun-rights advocate, escorted them out.
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"Hillary is a pragmatic progressive — she's not an advocate," said Gov.
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Another NASA advocate who may have lost his seat is Sen.
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Probably not the headline that the Advocate would have written. Right?
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"Betsy DeVos is a brilliant and passionate education advocate," he said.
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He wears a shock collar and he's a dog party advocate.
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This past year, she has been an advocate for the arts.
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He doesn't have to be an advocate of climate change research.
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So you vote for that, and you advocate for your position.
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Heard has been an outspoken anti-ICE advocate for some time.
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Ms. Sadie was a tireless advocate of peace in the community.
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She has become a notable women's advocate in the #MeToo movement.
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Mike Johnston, an educator and gun control advocate, and Lt. Gov.
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Parenting "philosophy" in a sentence: You are your child's biggest advocate.
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The purpose of this piece is not to advocate for impeachment.
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When applicable, advocate for or add more Native content, voices, etc.
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But formal unions aren't the only groups that advocate for workers.
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The advocate administered a survey to 3,735 filers in February 2017.
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Facebook has long portrayed itself as an advocate for user rights.
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" The bottom line: "Russia is not going to advocate for those.
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Ko Ni, the victim, was a prominent advocate for religious tolerance.
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Whether he would advocate exceptions to those rules is not clear.
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He would advocate support of those suffering in Syria and Yemen.
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I started off simply as being an advocate for green energy.
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But despite that, it's better to advocate for yourself than not.
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It's a good thing they weren't around for her Advocate interview.
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However, Trump will continue to champion the facility as an advocate.
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I always used to say 'I'm an advocate, not an activist.
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Reporter: So you need a celebrity advocate to get a pardon?
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They're less likely to have adult children to advocate for them.
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Gretchen Carlson is an acclaimed television journalist and female empowerment advocate.
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Trump is "belligerent" and "emotionally retarded," the alternative medicine advocate added.
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Another well-known advocate was shot dead last week in Quetta.
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But personally, it helped me become a better advocate for myself.
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Investigators, according to The Advocate, say Gleason drives a similar vehicle.
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Others advocate for a Brexit-style vote on the city's future.
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And this is the America that I will always advocate for.
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At least one privacy advocate said that the news was alarming.
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Internet celebrity and advocate for senior dog adoption, Marnie the Dog.
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Yeah, we did a photo shoot in 2000 for The Advocate.
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He was a key commentator on, and an advocate for, Brexit.
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As a father, I've become a huge advocate for my kids.
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Editor's note: Allison Hope is a freelance writer and LGBTQ advocate.
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Musk may well be the most visible advocate of privatized spaceflight.
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But he's all that and a passionate advocate for equal rights.
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He has been a major Republican donor, according to The Advocate.
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What inspired you to become an advocate for women with disabilities?
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As a tireless advocate for personal responsibility, surely he understands this.
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Dix and Firth appeared in the 1993 film The Advocate together.
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Huerta, not Chavez, was the principal legislative advocate of the group.
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Sarah is the Noisey Canada Assistant Editor and a vacation advocate.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Let me play devil's advocate for a second.
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She also used it to advocate for better versions of capitalism.
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But he will soon apply for jobs as a peer advocate.
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He's a dog person … And is an avid advocate of adoption.
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She worked as a women's rights advocate for the United Nations.
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" He added, "She was a great advocate for justice and fairness.
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She would later become a vocal advocate for mental health care.
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Bennet was also a key advocate of the 2018 farm bill.
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Call your state department of education to advocate for statewide protections.
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The most conservative Republicans who advocate repeal come from safe districts.
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For years, Erdogan has been a strong advocate of constitutional reform.
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We remain pro-risk, but advocate building greater resilience into portfolios.
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She also was an advocate for mental health awareness and treatment.
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"'Don't ask, don't tell' has clearly failed," he told The Advocate.
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Montrice has been an entertainer and advocate more than 20 years.
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Kenney casts himself as a far more forceful oil industry advocate.
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Today, she's an outspoken advocate for many causes, including women's rights.
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It takes a lot of time to become a fierce advocate.
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His sister, the late Peggy Say, became his most vocal advocate.
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Chong has been an ardent advocate of legalizing marijuana for decades.
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She's also an accomplished businesswoman, actress, and advocate against slut shaming.
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This is just beyond thrilling for me as an animal advocate.
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Russ May is an individual rights advocate and former legislative attorney.
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President Trump has been an advocate of competition in the marketplace.
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Laurie Gray, a trial attorney, child advocate and founder of SocraticParenting.
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One year later and we will continue to advocate for #NoMuslimBanEver!
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They're necessary given the role as an advocate she's willingly adopted.
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He has long been an advocate of anti-violence against women.
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That's when Sandoval, an advocate for Kennedy all season, chimed in.
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He is also a passionate advocate of long-term investment strategies.
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Play devil's advocate or keep some of your thoughts to yourself.
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"It is for the quiet mind that I advocate," he says.
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Let me do the Devil's Advocate portion of the podcast. Please.
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The other question is why Kushner would advocate for Comey's firing.
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Russ May is a former legislative attorney and individual rights advocate.
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The Entourage star has long been an advocate for environmental issues.
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"She's a ferocious advocate for her points of view," Wemple said.
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They advocate for a black exit or "Blexit" from the party.
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The most forceful advocate for that idea was a Democrat, Sen.
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"I would never advocate drinking this over tap," Ms. Jeon said.
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Ralph NaderWashingtonThe writer is the consumer advocate and former presidential candidate.
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The Church does not advocate any specific legislative or executive solution.
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She is also an advocate for women in sports and equality.
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"I'm going to represent Joe, as a devil's advocate," Cosell said.
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There was an Internet campaign page, to advocate for Geronima's parole.
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He is now an outspoken advocate for a better justice system.
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Now he is an advocate for Turkey with the Trump administration.
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Vonnegut was an unyielding advocate for free speech and the arts.
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A doula is part advocate, confidant, educator, patient navigator and aide.
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At the core, women do not like to advocate for themselves.
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Margeaux Gray is an artist, public speaker and anti-trafficking advocate.
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She and Marks reportedly know each other, according to the Advocate.
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They advocate for forgiveness, amends, and writing from the victim's perspective.
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The famously private consumer advocate is known for being a workhorse.
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"We looked at everything," Coon said, according to the Newark Advocate.
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Musk is a strong advocate for the responsible use of technology.
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She is an exceptionally intelligent and passionate advocate for these assets.
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The news was first reported by The Advocate of Baton Rouge.
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Greenwald is liberal and gay, but also a free speech advocate.
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Groups like LeT advocate the end of Indian influence in Kashmir.
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There are numerous organizations around the world that advocate for women.
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I didn't get into journalism to become an advocate for anything.
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Porges is a successful serial entrepreneur, investor and global entrepreneurship advocate.
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Turner's light sentence means that the reform they advocate is incomplete.
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"That's when I became a gun-control advocate," Ms. Freudenheim said.
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According to the Advocate, the measure passed unanimously with one abstention.
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She embraced veterans and military families, and became their listening advocate.
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We should advocate for increased funding for treatment of these conditions.
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You are a blessing to all the families you advocate for.
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Moon has been an outspoken advocate for engagement with North Korea.
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Mosier has long been an advocate for L.G.B.T. people in sports.
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Millennials, especially, should take note and advocate for more time off.
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She's an advocate for body positivity and age diversity in modeling.
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Mike Huckabee, a Trump supporter, and Baton Rouge newspaper The Advocate.
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They advocate for a religious exemption based on their theological tenets.
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The iPhone maker has been a strong advocate of technology education.
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Like Nelson, he has been an outspoken advocate for athletes' rights.
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I think you should advocate for your company to volunteer hours.
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I might be the most outspoken advocate in the Taiwanese Parliament.
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We needed them at the airport to advocate for the detainees.
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Grenier is a committed advocate when it comes to ocean conservation.
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The most important role that I play is that of advocate.
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Unsurprisingly, Iran's Supreme Leader is not an advocate of regime change.
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Kevin Shird is an author, public speaker, and advocate from Baltimore.
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Netflix had been a strong advocate of the net neutrality rules.
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" Ms. DeVos, he said, was a "brilliant and passionate education advocate.
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Nigel Farage, a leading Brexit advocate, also congratulated Trump early Wednesday.
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"If they love it, you've won an advocate," Ms. Ojo said.
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"Oh, I wouldn't be a big advocate of it," McDonagh said.
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Ms. Pressley has long been an advocate for girls and women.
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At least one victims' advocate was skeptical about the hotline idea.
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Letter An advocate says the #MeToo movement shows its necessity today.
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Ms. McCarthy became a tenacious advocate for gun control in Congress.
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Yet he's continued to advocate for freedom of speech and expression.
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" Hill adds, "However, we advocate people not to drive that fast.
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Dana Marineau, vice president and financial advocate at Credit Karma, agreed.
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An advocate for peasant rights who accompanied the commission told ¡PACIFISTA!
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I think that's a very, very tough thing to advocate for.
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But he's also become an outspoken advocate of the #MeToo movement.
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Mark GreenNew YorkThe writer was New York City's first public advocate.
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Finally, in the 215s, he could vocally advocate for gay rights.
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The Advocate is a fitting institution to help break that trend.
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This is a visual representation of CellarTracker and Wine Advocate agreeing.
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It said that Israel's Military Advocate General was examining that failure.
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Before winning election, she was the New York City public advocate.
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Obama, Ms. Ross is an outspoken advocate for women and girls.
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"This is a contrived emergency," said a San Diego immigrant advocate.
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Bella Vendetta is sex worker, dancer, and sex worker rights advocate.
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But he was not the only influential advocate of the move.
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Be an advocate for better day care and paid parental leave.
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We need a national advocate with the ability to take action.
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Do you see yourself more as an advocate than a journalist?
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Go here to donate or learn how to volunteer and advocate.
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One of Bourdain's life missions was to advocate for new experiences.
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I'm not being an advocate for the world being completely flat.
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Joyce Beatty faces a stiff challenge from consumer advocate Morgan Harper.
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Allie AstorBostonThe writer is a clean energy advocate for Environment America.
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She has long been an advocate of equal rights for women.
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"Hope is, unfortunately, a terrible marketing plan," said a farm advocate.
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Tony Coelho (D-Calif.), a disabilities advocate who authored the ADA.
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But Finland has long been an advocate of flexible work schedules.
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Wonder has long been an advocate for keeping King's legacy alive.
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Janni Lehrer-Stein is a disability rights advocate and retired attorney.
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Colleen Hanabusa describing him as a passionate advocate for Native Hawaiians.
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The actress has long been an advocate for plus-size women.
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Following that incident, Hara became an outspoken advocate against online bullying.
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J.K. Rowling isn't just a famous author or human rights advocate.
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There, Johnson became an advocate for women in the aviation community.
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If we do that well enough, our customers will advocate us.
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It's important to remember that Marx did not advocate totalitarian government.
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"That doesn't happen in other countries," a press freedom advocate says.
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We must stand together with dignity, continuing to advocate for all.
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"Candidates may vie for who can advocate the toughest policy responses."
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"We can't advocate all this stuff without thoughtful policy," he said.
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She is also an advocate of tightening restrictions on campaign donations.
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And I say that as an advocate of the First Amendment.
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The boy, his mom and their advocate were all soon sobbing.
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Representing her will make it clear that she has an advocate.
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She is an advocate for youth empowerment, social change and development.
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Warner is not being hyperbolic, said Dixon, the data privacy advocate.
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During the Bush Presidency, Land emerged as a forceful political advocate.
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"Kobe was a huge, huge advocate for women's sports," Sowers said.
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Now it's time to start preparing communications to advocate their solution.
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As Pressley says, they often organize and advocate around these issues.
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Since 2013, Nordstrom has been an advocate for pop-up shops.
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Suzanne Bonamici (D-Oregon) -- student gun violence prevention advocate Alexandria GoddardRep.
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Angie Craig (D-Minnesota) -- cattle farmer and agriculture advocate Katie BrennyRep.
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It also misspelled the name of a homeless advocate in Eureka.
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All of the candidates have vowed to advocate for working people.
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Ever since, Browder has been an advocate against corruption in Russia.
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It mattered not a whit whether the devil's advocate was right.
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The second lady, a longtime art therapy advocate, will illustrate it.
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The experiences helped inspire Douglas to become an anti-bullying advocate.
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Victims can text BeFree (50733) and be connected with an advocate.
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" According to the presentation, "Do not advocate the 'Plain Jane' look.
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PG You've been a big advocate for mental illness too, Glenn.
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"Every single 'Solution' you have presented helps JUUL," tweeted the advocate.
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The rock climbing pioneer was a powerful advocate for clean climbing.
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" Simultaneously, they advocate for a tough border regime of "zero migration.
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The only real thing about The Betoota Advocate is Betoota itself.
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At Claremont, I realized that I am my own best advocate.
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Ms. Fisher and Ms. Power advocate for the rights of refugees.
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The public advocate also can introduce legislation in the City Council.
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The public advocate has the power to deal with neither issue.
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I think the public advocate is in a position to help.
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The special election for New York City public advocate is tomorrow.
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News organizations and immigrant advocate groups were quick to express skepticism.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.), a prominent privacy advocate, in a statement.
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Jamie Raskin, an impeachment advocate and member of the Judiciary Committee.
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She was taken in critical condition to Advocate Christ Medical Center.
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Sweet is an unlikely advocate for a kind of soft paternalism.
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Queeneth Ndaba (21940–22018), beloved South African jazz artist and advocate.
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As somebody who was an advocate of Black life on the page, an advocate of Black life being worthy of being celebrated, and also an advocate who understood that we can't really expect to read different kinds of books until the people that are selecting those books — the people who are editing those books — look like the face of America today.
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"The human rights advocate has to stop being the Socialist Party advocate!" opposition leader Henrique Capriles said in an online broadcast as he marched wearing a hat in the Venezuelan colors of yellow, red, and blue.
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Someone on the left who wants to increase upward mobility will advocate for things like universal health care and pre-K while someone on the right will advocate for things like low taxes and corporate incentives.
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Gun Maker Under Pressure From New York Public Advocate | The public advocate, Letitia James, asked the S.E.C. to investigate the gun maker Sturm, Ruger over inadequate disclosures to investors about risks to its reputation and of liability.
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Take it a step further—advocate for urban forests in your city.
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The Baton Rouge Police Department (BRPD) confirmed the arrest to the Advocate.
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Levi himself works as an advocate for people seeking Social Security benefits.
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"I've always been an advocate of a neutral palette," Carter tells PEOPLE.
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"I am obviously thrilled with my dad's victory," Carson told The Advocate.
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I'm obsessed with Tish James, who is our public advocate in NYC.
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Many even advocate opening up impeachment hearings to further investigate Trump's actions.
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He did not spell out any specific rules that he would advocate.
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Wechsler, the parent advocate, has seen the impact of the drug herself.
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Prominent autism advocate, professor and author Temple Grandin didn't fit that mold.
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Jordan says he "could have done more" to advocate on expanding Medicaid.
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I've been a steady advocate of night time tea for a while.
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StanChart's Gupta, like Diamond, advocate looking beyond Africa's short term economic woes.
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I had been a big advocate of buying YouTube at the time.
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It's a way for people that experience cycles to advocate for themselves.
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Find the right doctor who will guide you and be your advocate.
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Miss America 2019 Nia Franklin is an opera singer and arts advocate.
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We empathize with them, we support them, and we advocate for them.
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The community has a vigorous advocate totally dedicated to the community's interest.
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Since then, McGowan has remained a vocal advocate of the #MeToo movement.
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She's also an incredible advocate and speaks on things she believes in.
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If they don't advocate dating, then what happens if you meet someone?
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I do not say this as an advocate of a progressive agenda.
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TEPCO, Japan's largest energy firm, is an unlikely advocate of techno-anarchy.
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The resignation of Price, a vocally anti-abortion advocate, didn't help things.
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Minorities, in turn, overwhelmingly support parties that advocate less discrimination against them.
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While there he was assigned as the squadron judge advocate, legal advisor.
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His hiring was first reported by The Advocate newspaper in Stamford, Conn.
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Comedian and advocate Jon Stewart and 9/11 responders attended the meeting.
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Willing to break the mold: Trump is unafraid to advocate unorthodox views.
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Whoever gave birth to this baby at Advocate scored a major touchdown.
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Richards is a longtime advocate and artist, and she's well known nationally.
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A free-market economist, he is an advocate of growth-supportive policies.
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Since her discovery, she's continued to advocate for those living with HIV.
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Instead they advocate popular opposition to fascism as we witnessed in Charlottesville.
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The medical examiner's office has become a strong advocate for the technique.
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My mom was a fierce advocate for all types of disenfranchised people.
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Paul attempted a rebrand as a suicide awareness advocate, to mixed reviews.
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The late Steve Jobs was an advocate of the morning pep talk.
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Praising the prince's lead role as an advocate for military veterans, Mrs.
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John Ratcliffe (R-TX) was the most forceful advocate of this view.
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"Churchill was always an advocate and supporter of science," he told Gizmodo.
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To Fettig, the ACLU advocate, the cause could not be more urgent.
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Already an advocate and an occasional speaker, next, he'd like pursue triathlons.
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Most astronomers advocate looking for oxygen as a sign of extraterrestrial life.
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One thing I would do differently is advocate for myself earlier on.
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So, you don't advocate a weak dollar policy near term, per se?
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Liuba Grechen Shirley is an independent consultant and a parental leave advocate.
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His mother, Patty Wetterling, became an advocate for families of missing children.
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Others advocate calling election hacking "acts of war" to deter the Russians.
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The one who has remained a fierce, vocal advocate for climate action.
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Grace Hopper organizers struggle to practice the diversity they advocate Now, AnitaB.
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" Says the advocate: "Some people use it as a disguise for pity.
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Among them is Leonardo DiCaprio, a long time animal advocate and environmentalist.
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He's a coal advocate and one of his party's most conservative members.
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I must be the only working class white advocate with that distinction.
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I play the devil's advocate: What's not to like about a condo?
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One proud vaping advocate, however, had a far different reaction: Cautious optimism.
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Demonstrators have harnessed the momentum to advocate for greater democratic freedoms overall.
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Many of these groups' leaders will say they don't advocate for violence.
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But she hasn't always been as strident an advocate for gun control.
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Typically, he explained, doctors will advocate for these patients to drug companies.
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I'm very focused on challenging, even if only to play devil's advocate.
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The victim and their advocate have declined to speak to the investigator.
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Despite this, Tate, a victims' advocate, hopes to one day find answers.
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After completing training, Mr. Torres earned his certification as a peer advocate.
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Hollywood lost actress and mental health advocate Patty Duke and Garry Shandling.
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Rodney Smith is a patient advocate at the military post's medical facility.
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That's why she's now shifting her platform to advocate for self-love.
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The most vocal celebrity advocate on Stanley's behalf has been Whitney Cummings.
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She is an advocate for STEM education for women and the underserved.
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I've always been an advocate, one way or another, for the industry.
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Suzanne Bonamici (Ore.): Alexandria Goddard, a student gun violence prevention advocate. Rep.
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Residents nearby and environmental groups continue to advocate for the facility's shutdown.
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A judge is expected to sentence McLamb next month, the Advocate reports.
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She's been an outspoken advocate on issues of piracy and fair pay.
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Bove, though, continued to advocate that investors stay away from Wells Fargo.
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Calhoun was an outspoken advocate for slavery and a noted white supremacist.
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"I like Ted Cruz," Jenner said in an interview with the Advocate.
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The "lion's share" of reviewed posts did not advocate violence, said Ross.
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"Everyone was all right, and that's what's important," Wright told the Advocate.
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For many years, the savvy businesswoman seemed like a strong female advocate.
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Prince was an advocate of Jay Z's music service from the start.
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Trump has been a public advocate of the death penalty for decades.
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Neither candidate in America's presidential race is an advocate of free trade.
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I asked if he envisioned himself morphing into more of an advocate.
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At the time his policy to advocate self-deportation upset many Latinos.
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Narang is the regulatory policy advocate for Public Citizen's Congress Watch division.
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But Burke Harris isn't an advocate in the way one might presume.
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We will use the data to advocate the government for more inclusion.
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I served as a Victim Advocate, then the Director of Victim Services.
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Carson is a staunch social conservative and advocate for traditional family structures.
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Lighthizer wasn't just a fierce advocate for his clients in the courtroom.
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" Asked if he would advocate for that he said, "I'm for it.
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What if she used it to advocate for wellness programs in schools?
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You are a fierce advocate for early language acquisition among Deaf children.
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I would advocate for a reduction in that program but not elimination.
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RaVal Davis is an entertainment writer, actress, and advocate for body positivity.
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Did Donald Trump suggest a 2nd Amendment advocate take out his competition?
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A passionate advocate of nonviolence, she was shot to death Saturday night.
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Gorsuch has proven that he can be a tireless First Amendment advocate.
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Rontel Batie is a federal advocate with the National Employment Law Project.
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I Am: Demi Lovato Grammy nominated and multi platinum Artist. Entrepreneur. Advocate.
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As we reported, we're told Lentz did not advocate canceling the tour.
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The point of the rally ... to advocate for federal legalization of weed.
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They are electing someone who's going to be London's champion, London's advocate.
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Raised in social housing in Paris, a passionate advocate for social housing.
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Wakatabe is an academic known as vocal advocate of aggressive monetary stimulus.
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Brokaw is a longtime advocate for WWII veterans and a museum fundraiser.
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Tyler Oakley is a YouTube phenomenon and a prominent social justice advocate.
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There is more than one way to advocate and be a voice.
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Gregory was also a health and spiritual advocate, and a motivational speaker.
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It's also bad for American businesses, and they deserve an advocate, too.
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Now we advocate abortions and birth control for minors without parental consent.
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The advocate-general's conclusion was a considered reaction to all that advice.
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Watch This on Tonic: Meanwhile, megavitamin-heads found an advocate in Congress.
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Schorpen became close friends with child advocate Judy Cornett after Carlie's murder.
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I'm playing devil's advocate here, but maybe the old people are right.
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Meanwhile Jon continues to be a staunch moral advocate for the downtrodden.
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But now she's using that drive to advocate for herself and others.
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However, prominent former officials have again begun to advocate Iranian regime change.
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Stone is an outspoken advocate for complete disclosure of the Kennedy files.
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The greatest advocate for much-needed economic reform is the President himself.
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From advocate for children to senator, she has pursued her vocation tirelessly.
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Germany, the most important advocate of the migrant pact, was particularly tough.
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Kraus is also a powerful advocate for the writing of other women.
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And in my work, I always advocate for a more sustainable world.
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The chief advocate of the law that hobbled the DEA was Rep.
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"I believe in the empowered sex worker," an advocate for legalization said.
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William Godwin, an early advocate of anarchism, survived a great deal longer.
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Karen Selby is a patient advocate at The Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com.
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The board subsequently appointed Lewis, a charter school advocate, as interim commissioner.
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Lena Dunham and meditation advocate Bob Roth are discussing mindfulness and creativity.
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His widow, Ellen, has been an advocate of legislation for aviation safety.
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"Twelve years isn't enough," Mariah Lopez, an advocate who is transgender, said.
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Since then, Yousafzai has continued to advocate for girls' access to education.
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Cuban has been a growing advocate in technology's role in children's learning.
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Few have done more to advocate on behalf of sexual-harassment victims.
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My most essential responsibility as an educator is to advocate for them.
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Kardashian West visited the White House last week to advocate for Johnson.
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"I wear whatever I want," said Xiong Jing, a women's rights advocate.
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Former McCain aide Grant Woods, gun control advocate Mark Kelly and Rep.
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Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, CFP®, is a leading advocate for financial literacy.
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However, I do not advocate a return to the gold standard today.
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There could even be a small business advocate involved at every hearing.
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Rohrabacher was a prominent pro-marijuana industry advocate while in the House.
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Trump also took to Twitter on Sunday to advocate for the plan.
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Johnny Perez is a prisoner reentry advocate with the Urban Justice Center.
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"Sometimes to be an advocate you have to be overt," Robbins says.
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Democrats will advocate specific legislative initiatives in each of those policy areas.
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Trump has continued to advocate for the death penalty since taking office.
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Consumer rights advocate Ralph Nader in 2000 failed to carry one state.
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He served in the office of the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps.
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Clinton introduced him as "a fighter for families" and a passionate advocate.
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Booker has a laudable track record as an advocate for educational freedom.
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NOW: Lance Bass is a famous television personality, producer, and LGBTQ advocate.
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Andres is a good food advocate and chef and owner of ThinkFoodGroup.
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At the time, Kennedy's husband was a strong advocate for the issue.
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At AdvaMed, Whitaker has helped advocate for the medical device industry's priorities.
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Several East European countries have elected leaders who advocate reconciling with Moscow.
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Are there any devil's advocate douchebags who will try to debate them?
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Kevin Kwok, a patient advocate, was diagnosed with Parkinson's at age 46.
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Yet we can't change the past, the devil's advocate in us says.
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When filling cavities, some dentists advocate bonded amalgams over non-bonded amalgams.
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Kruzan is now an advocate for people who committed crimes like hers.
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She runs against Dana Balter, a former special education teacher and advocate.
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But the leading gun control advocate also threw his support behind Sen.
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But that doesn't mean she's any less willing to advocate for change.
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Sullivan is a longtime criminal defense attorney and criminal justice reform advocate.
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On social media, McMullin is a fierce advocate for Middle Eastern refugees.
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I've been an advocate, so I bring all of who I am.
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"Optimistic is one word," said one dissenting reform advocate of that hope.
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Being your own advocate is the best way to teach other people.
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An ultramarathoner, Arzon is an unapologetic advocate for looking stylish while running.
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How did she make the transition from wizard to women's empowerment advocate?
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Edward J. Markey, the telecom-savvy Massachusetts Democrat and longtime consumer advocate.
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First, social media managers advocate for clients to never delete an account.
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McBath is a gun control advocate and centered her campaign around that.
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"Every patient has to be their own best advocate first," said deCesare.
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Advocate for your favorite games in the comments on our Facebook page.
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"This is massive," said Yael Schacher, a senior advocate at Refugees International.
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Jeremiah Lindemann never planned to be an advocate in the opioid epidemic.
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Trade adviser Peter Navarro is a lonely internal advocate alongside the president.
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I've had to advocate for myself every single time, including pain management.
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He's also a vocal advocate for intersectional support of the LGBTQ community.
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Analysts must learn to advocate their views within the vast government bureaucracy.
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If needed, hire an expert to act as your advocate, McClanahan said.
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Like Tausig, Agard has emerged as an advocate for other underrepresented constructors.
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He would be a strong, articulate advocate for his district and party.
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Pelto is a former state representative in Connecticut, and an education advocate.
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"He said, 'There is no patient advocate,' and walked away," Amber said.
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I am an advocate of a 'Medicare for All' single payer program.
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He enlisted in the Army and joined the Judge Advocate General Corps.
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Judge Kavanaugh also sought to portray himself as an advocate for women.
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On the face of it, Murray was an unlikely advocate for Wallace.
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Paine was a lifelong advocate of commerce, free trade, and free markets.
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Venus Williams was a vocal advocate for pay equality at the tournament.
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But nonprofit policy advocate Katie Hill is also running a competitive campaigns.
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An advocate dedicated to uncovering government secrets is fired for sex harassment.
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Even as we advocate, we intend to keep working while we wait.
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Steyer has also been a prominent advocate of impeaching President Donald Trump.
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She was an advocate for military veterans and involved in several charities.
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Certain cookiers — maybe 20 percent, by some estimates — advocate glaze or buttercream.
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Analysts say Moore has at times sounded like a "hard money" advocate.
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McKinley was becoming an advocate of lowering trade barriers through reciprocal agreements.
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Uri Averny (1923–2018), Israeli journalist, politician, and advocate for Palestinian nationhood.
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The threat against Bibi extends to those who advocate on her behalf.
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At 15, I decided to be an advocate instead of a victim.
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Now, let's say you work to advocate women's rights or human rights.
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Mr. Rynders was the first advocate to discover the state's enrollment target.
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Judge Rosemarie Aquilina emerged as an unusually fierce advocate for the victims.
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Mr. Pai, a staunch advocate of deregulation, leads the agency's Republican majority.
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He was once an "investor advocate" at the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Mr. Buckel, a prominent civil rights lawyer turned environmental advocate, was dead.
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In fact, he is an advocate of the "buy and hold" strategy.
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Without explaining why, the E.P.A. has sidelined its top children's health advocate.
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And a relentless advocate pushing the church to take mental illness seriously.
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And national security adviser John Bolton is a strong advocate for Taiwan.
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She accomplished a lot; she was a tireless advocate for her community.
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One, William D. Nordhaus, was an early advocate for a carbon tax.
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District attorneys can decline to file charges or advocate for pretrial release.
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She had become a one-woman lobbying operation: lawyer, wife, investigator, advocate.
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Increasingly, Ms. Kurtz found herself well suited to the role of advocate.
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"This is a real problem," said Jagmati Sangwan, a women's rights advocate.
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She was transported to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in good condition.
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As a professional, I have a duty to advocate for my clients.
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Wells first shared her story with The Times-Picayune | New Orleans Advocate.
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SORKIN: YOU WOULD ADVOCATE FOR A CARBON TAX TO BE 100% CLEAR.
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But Trump has at other times appeared to advocate a softer approach.
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Lewinsky, an anti-cyber bullying advocate, will also appear in the project.
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Guo is an advocate for STEM education for women and the underserved.
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But as a lifelong advocate for transparency, I tend to favor openness.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Post was also a staunch advocate for African-American rights.
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And, thankfully, being a gun control advocate isn't a particularly risky occupation.
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Notably, Gates has been a longtime advocate for the eradication of polio.
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Luckily, Lewinsky has had decades to become a sharp advocate for herself.
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We need to speak to our teachers and advocate for our needs.
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Meanwhile, it's time to advocate for the boys who aren't causing trouble.
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Sasha Stashwick is a senior advocate at the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Bernie Sanders, an advocate of free college, wrote in Fortune in February.
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But others advocate more extreme changes, such as abolishing the prison system.
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His credentials as an advocate for women, in particular, had gone unquestioned.
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Not one time," he said, later adding, "I was his strongest advocate.
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All were patient when I fumbled; all made me a better advocate.
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Black clergy do not advocate for suppressing the freedom of other groups.
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To begin with, Hegel was not an advocate of liberal democratic capitalism.
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Barr said the department would not advocate a position at the meeting.
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ANDREW J. MARTIN, NEW HAVEN The writer is a criminal justice advocate.
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Arlene Adams is an advocate for children whose parents have been incarcerated.
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She has her voice back — as a singer and as an advocate.
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Barr said the department would not advocate a position at the meeting.
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Hence, it's important to advocate for yourself and negotiate for higher pay.
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"Aela is not a survivor, she's an advocate," says her mom, Norris.
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And more recently, even McCain has largely stopped being a climate advocate.
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There was no stronger advocate and no better friend than Elijah Cummings.
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But as more veterans advocate for medical cannabis, the dynamic is shifting.
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He remained a powerful advocate for global causes through his eponymous foundation.
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There are real differences between the attitudes, values and policies they advocate.
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And perhaps that is the intent of those who advocate this idea.
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And a relentless advocate pushing the church to take mental illness seriously.
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Some entrepreneurs advocate for a college diploma despite their success without one.
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Boris Johnson had to advocate Brexit to a strongly pro-EU audience.
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Judy Chu (D-California) -- addiction advocate and former opioid addict Ryan HamptonRep.
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Tim Walberg (R-Michigan) -- cyberbullying prevention advocate and college student Haley PetrowskiRep.
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The family has continued to advocate for changes to Mexico's gun laws.
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Not surprisingly, he was an ardent advocate for last week's tariff announcement.
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As a result, politicians can advocate maximum gratification for their party's base.
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"I personally don't advocate permanent filler for any treatment," Dr. Zamani explained.
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Malavika Kannan is an author and advocate for girls changing the world.
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The admins of the Facebook group often advocate on behalf of Ring.
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Lewinsky has emerged as a vocal advocate against bullying over the years.
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Leslie Morgan Steiner is an advocate and expert on violence against women.
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Mao was even more effective as an advocate than as a general.
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Bloomberg has long been an advocate for action to curb climate change.
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To win, the party can't advocate for economic populism without reproductive justice.
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Moscow remains a staunch advocate of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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The Ethicist I'm a professional wedding officiant and longtime L.G.B.T.Q. rights advocate.
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Schumer was an advocate for the bill, as was fellow Democratic Sen.
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Giffords went on to become a vocal advocate for tougher gun control.
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Moon has been an enthusiastic advocate for talks between Trump and Kim.
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RaVal Davis is an entertainment writer, actress and advocate for body positivity.
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Today, Seligman is the foremost advocate of the science of well-being.
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Turns out Tarnoff, a leading tech world advocate for Bernie Sanders, does.
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Her leather looks are actually faux; she is a longtime animal advocate.
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Bush ran as a "compassionate conservative" and staunch advocate of free trade.
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The comedian Rebecca Corry has been a vocal advocate for pit bulls.
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Many of the candidates for public advocate hope voters won't want one.
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The City Council officially changed the name to public advocate in 1993.
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Islamists, pro-Palestinian and far-left wing groups in Europe advocate BDS.
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She is an interdisciplinary scholar, a disability advocate, and a scholar-artist.
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His brother, Randy Gardner, is now an advocate for ending capital punishment.
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Mr. Strimling, the mayor, has been an outspoken advocate for welcoming immigrants.
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Chan, who has become an advocate of democracy since her retirement. Mrs.
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Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins of TLC has always been a health advocate.
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Entrepreneur + passionate advocate for the education and empowerment of women and girls.
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It's why he was a fierce advocate for granting engineers creative freedom.
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I am humbled to fight alongside such a fierce advocate for justice.
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We must advocate for the Rodney Kings along with the Tamir Rices.
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For Metis artist and language advocate Christi Belcourt, the inequity is unacceptable.
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It made me a passionate advocate for gender equality in college sports.
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Each one is a businesswoman, actress, athlete, and one more role: advocate.
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She is also against abortion and is a staunch gun-rights advocate.
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She's an advocate of school choice who has never worked in education.
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