" - Lori A. "Advocate for those unable to advocate for themselves" - M. Phillips "Simple.
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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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"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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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Did she ever advocate for making abortion safe and legal?
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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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"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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Would they actively advocate for "American MONUMENT" to come back?
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She's also been using her platform to advocate for survivors.
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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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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: So, you would advocate for higher minimum wage?
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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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Davis is an advocate for more women joining the profession.
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It's also important to advocate for yourself as a patient.
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I'm not an advocate for Assad, I'm not his lawyer'.
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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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"We advocate for minimum government and maximum freedom," Howell said.
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Advocate for continued immigration reforms at all levels of government.
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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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Margot became an advocate for mental health after that incident.
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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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Perry has been an advocate for the fossil fuels industries.
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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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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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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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Mr. Banks is an advocate for all of New York.
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She was a staunch advocate for workplace health and safety.
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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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He's been an advocate for the sport for even longer.
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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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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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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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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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Morrison was a committed and persuasive advocate for human complexity.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE "You know who's a better advocate for women?
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She was also a historian and advocate for her profession.
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Nimmo, a leading advocate for parents of terminally ill children.
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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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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 remained a vocal advocate for reducing racial health disparities.
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Mr. Broeksmit was always an ardent advocate for Mr. Jain.
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Why do some neocons continue to advocate for endless wars?
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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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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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The organizations say they were founded to advocate for Palestinians.
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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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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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Maggie Hassan, and Lilly Ledbetter, a leading advocate for equal pay.
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This past year, she has been an advocate for the arts.
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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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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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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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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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They're less likely to have adult children to advocate for them.
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But personally, it helped me become a better advocate for myself.
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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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Internet celebrity and advocate for senior dog adoption, Marnie the Dog.
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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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But he's all that and a passionate advocate for equal rights.
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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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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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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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Call your state department of education to advocate for statewide protections.
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She also was an advocate for mental health awareness and treatment.
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Today, she's an outspoken advocate for many causes, including women's rights.
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One year later and we will continue to advocate for #NoMuslimBanEver!
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That's when Sandoval, an advocate for Kennedy all season, chimed in.
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The other question is why Kushner would advocate for Comey's firing.
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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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She is also an advocate for women in sports and equality.
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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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At the core, women do not like to advocate for themselves.
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They advocate for forgiveness, amends, and writing from the victim's perspective.
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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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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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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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They advocate for a religious exemption based on their theological tenets.
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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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We needed them at the airport to advocate for the detainees.
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Ms. Pressley has long been an advocate for girls and women.
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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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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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Finally, in the 215s, he could vocally advocate for gay rights.
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Obama, Ms. Ross is an outspoken advocate for women and girls.
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Be an advocate for better day care and paid parental leave.
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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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Allie AstorBostonThe writer is a clean energy advocate for Environment America.
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Wonder has long been an advocate for keeping King's legacy alive.
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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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There, Johnson became an advocate for women in the aviation community.
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We must stand together with dignity, continuing to advocate for all.
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She is an advocate for youth empowerment, social change and development.
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"Kobe was a huge, huge advocate for women's sports," Sowers said.
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Since 2013, Nordstrom has been an advocate for pop-up shops.
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All of the candidates have vowed to advocate for working people.
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PG You've been a big advocate for mental illness too, Glenn.
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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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Ms. Fisher and Ms. Power advocate for the rights of refugees.
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Sweet is an unlikely advocate for a kind of soft paternalism.
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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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Take it a step further—advocate for urban forests in your city.
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Levi himself works as an advocate for people seeking Social Security benefits.
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It's a way for people that experience cycles to advocate for themselves.
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We empathize with them, we support them, and we advocate for them.
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Since her discovery, she's continued to advocate for those living with HIV.
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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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Praising the prince's lead role as an advocate for military veterans, Mrs.
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One thing I would do differently is advocate for myself earlier on.
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His mother, Patty Wetterling, became an advocate for families of missing children.
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The one who has remained a fierce, vocal advocate for climate action.
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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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That's why she's now shifting her platform to advocate for self-love.
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She is an advocate for STEM education for women and the underserved.
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Residents nearby and environmental groups continue to advocate for the facility's shutdown.
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Calhoun was an outspoken advocate for slavery and a noted white supremacist.
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Narang is the regulatory policy advocate for Public Citizen's Congress Watch division.
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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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The point of the rally ... to advocate for federal legalization of weed.
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Raised in social housing in Paris, a passionate advocate for social housing.
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Brokaw is a longtime advocate for WWII veterans and a museum fundraiser.
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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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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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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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"I believe in the empowered sex worker," an advocate for legalization said.
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Since then, Yousafzai has continued to advocate for girls' access to education.
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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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Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, CFP®, is a leading advocate for financial literacy.
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Trump also took to Twitter on Sunday to advocate for the plan.
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Trump has continued to advocate for the death penalty since taking office.
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Booker has a laudable track record as an advocate for educational freedom.
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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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Kruzan is now an advocate for people who committed crimes like hers.
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But that doesn't mean she's any less willing to advocate for change.
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On social media, McMullin is a fierce advocate for Middle Eastern refugees.
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An ultramarathoner, Arzon is an unapologetic advocate for looking stylish while running.
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First, social media managers advocate for clients to never delete an account.
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Advocate for your favorite games in the comments on our Facebook page.
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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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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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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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Venus Williams was a vocal advocate for pay equality at the tournament.
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She was an advocate for military veterans and involved in several charities.
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Uri Averny (1923–2018), Israeli journalist, politician, and advocate for Palestinian nationhood.
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Judge Rosemarie Aquilina emerged as an unusually fierce advocate for the victims.
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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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As a professional, I have a duty to advocate for my clients.
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SORKIN: YOU WOULD ADVOCATE FOR A CARBON TAX TO BE 100% CLEAR.
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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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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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His credentials as an advocate for women, in particular, had gone unquestioned.
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Black clergy do not advocate for suppressing the freedom of other groups.
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Arlene Adams is an advocate for children whose parents have been incarcerated.
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Hence, it's important to advocate for yourself and negotiate for higher pay.
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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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Some entrepreneurs advocate for a college diploma despite their success without one.
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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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Malavika Kannan is an author and advocate for girls changing the world.
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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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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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Turns out Tarnoff, a leading tech world advocate for Bernie Sanders, does.
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The comedian Rebecca Corry has been a vocal advocate for pit bulls.
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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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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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It made me a passionate advocate for gender equality in college sports.
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He's such a staunch advocate for Israeli expansionism that he's argued that liberal American Jews who advocate for the two-state solution are "worse" than kapos — Jews who helped Nazis run concentration camps in exchange for special privileges.
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Fast forward to 2017, when it might be the suburbs that revitalize democracy, or at least restore it to Dewey's vision: A system that works best when individuals do not just advocate for themselves but advocate for others.
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Last year, as the U.S. Department of Labor's fiduciary issue was heating up, we were on Capitol Hill meeting with legislators and regulators to advocate for the rule, as well as to advocate for smart, common-sense changes.
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But its mission to support and advocate for immigrants is front and center.
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The only label I take on is as an advocate for working people.
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Around the country, workers continue to organize and advocate for freedom from harassment.
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She's also a passionate advocate for women's rights, gender equality and other causes.
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I am in no way, shape or form an advocate for Dennis Rodman.
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Clayton has publicly positioned himself as an advocate for mom and pop investors.
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The harrowing experience inspired her to become an outspoken advocate for maternal healthcare.
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Finally, Mattis should also advocate for further US-Japan-South Korea security cooperation.
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He becomes an advocate for kids with addicts for parents and writes books.
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Maybe I'll become a full-on advocate for realistic bird-friendly government regulations.
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It's just really important for parents to be an advocate for their child.
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The doll-maker recounts how she became a passionate advocate for the cause.
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And [I] will continue to advocate for the policies of the Democratic Party.
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She's here to advocate for the bill she and Marcus were working on.
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If you hadn't used seatbelts already, could you not advocate for seatbelt laws?
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We will continue to advocate for families everywhere who are going through this.
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MacDonald's wife, Kathryn, has worked alongside Jeff's friends to advocate for his exoneration.
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But, it'd be nice if his female staffers would actually advocate for women.
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" He responded with, "I'm only an animal advocate for animals who deserve it.
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Seeger, meanwhile, has accused Tighe of being a poor advocate for his clients.
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So it's important for women to advocate for themselves when communicating with doctors.
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Gerry Simpson is senior researcher and advocate for Human Rights Watch's Refugee Program.
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Perry has been a leading advocate for President Donald Trump's "energy dominance" agenda.
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Throughout her time in Congress, Slaughter was a fierce advocate for women's rights.
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After Pussygate (pardon the pun), she insisted he was an advocate for women.
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Cyd Ho, Labour Party: Those who advocate for independence don't understand international relations.
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She said Kristol and French did not actually advocate for a third party.
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She used her highly visible platform to advocate for victims of sexual assault.
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BOORSTIN: ARE THERE ANY OTHER REQUIREMENTS, CONDITIONS THAT YOU'D ADVOCATE FOR WITH REGULATORS?
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Bio: Ramirez is a passionate advocate for women of color on Capitol Hill.
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Naruhito will continue to visit disaster-affected areas and advocate for the disabled.
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More important to Remoto is Duterte as a potential advocate for gay rights.
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Since then, Kimmel has become an ardent advocate for universal health care coverage.
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"A Lifelong Advocate for Gun Safety," reads the mailer, first reported by Politico.
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Williams' own birth experience inspired her to become an advocate for maternal healthcare.
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Which sounds kind of like what Brexit supporters tend to advocate for, no?
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Except Jeremy isn't just a normal guy, he's an advocate...for the devil.
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She's been a vocal advocate for Barack Obama twice and Hillary Clinton once.
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Altman is a well-known progressive advocate for defending and expanding Social Security.
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"There was an exodus of people who could advocate for themselves," Shapiro said.
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Saujani has been a longtime advocate for creating opportunities for girls and women.
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The Name Sage replies: Normally, I can advocate for nearly any family name.
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Once an advocate for recreational marijuana, she recently took a break from weed.
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"Anthony Scaramucci will be a tremendous advocate for the White House," he said.
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As an advocate for all American hostages and their families, I find Sen.
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I've known Levy for years as a passionate, thoughtful advocate for economic opportunity.
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I want government to respect the dignity of work and advocate for workers.
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Some advocate for wildlife corridors, allowing elephants to move from place to place.
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By contrast, the chemical industry could prove a powerful advocate for replacing HFCs.
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However we recognize their fight as legitimate defense and we advocate for them.
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Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), a vocal advocate for women and sexual assault victims.
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I think the ways to advocate for things is by partnering with others.
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You cannot advocate for yourself if you don't know that you're getting cheated.
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Since the shooting, Giffords has become a staunch advocate for greater gun control.
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Aldrin became an advocate for the exploration of Mars; Armstrong moved to Cincinnati.
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We really strongly advocate for laws that are aimed at keeping abusers unarmed.
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Amit Narang is the regulatory policy advocate for Public Citizen's Congress Watch division.
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He has the potential to be a very effective advocate for Trump. 85033.
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Advocate for paid medical leave for all at national, state, and local levels.
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Democrat Bob Menendez of New Jersey is another strong advocate for the island.
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This isn't to advocate for slipshod, overly hasty programs created by alarmist rhetoric.
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He campaigned as an advocate for reducing the yoke of third-world debt.
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Halsey identifies as bisexual and has been an advocate for the LGBTQ community.
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"I'm not an advocate for President Trump, let's be clear," he told me.
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When Mr. Trump won, Mr. Sondland suddenly became an outspoken advocate for him.
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Trump held a rally in Mississippi on Friday to advocate for Lt. Gov.
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In the video, she said she became inspired to advocate for her students.
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He is a long time Democrat and advocate for green issues and progressivism.
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Colzani is also positioning the company to advocate for the planet and sustainability.
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Trump was a vocal advocate for bringing the World Cup to North America.
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"If confirmed, I will be an advocate for addressing climate change," she said.
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Yet women can still pay a price when they advocate for other women.
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Philippe Cousteau is a filmmaker, social entrepreneur, and passionate advocate for ocean conservation.
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Prince, though, has remained a vocal advocate for the use of mercenary forces.
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Encourage her to advocate for herself and feel confident negotiating terms and salary.
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Wade , and he remained a reluctant but steady advocate for maintaining the precedent.
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You can agree with BLM and advocate for better gun control, that's fine.
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It might mean hiring more faculty who can best advocate for marginalized students.
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It's hard to imagine a more impactful advocate for kindness than Fred Rogers.
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So they advocate for increasingly draconian laws that walk up to that line.
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She's a fierce advocate for her beliefs but values data above personal conviction.
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All this is not to advocate for the forgetting of the 1969 festival.
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"I had to advocate for myself every day just to live," Jameyanne says.
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"While they advocate for their rights, they also must bear their social responsibilities."
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Still unconvinced, I texted my mother, who is a strong advocate for handwriting.
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Who would ever argue that women shouldn't mentor and advocate for each other?
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This, in turn, means he's a righteous and outspoken advocate for LGBTQ issues.
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If you were an advocate for the legislation, it was a remarkable success.
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He can be expected to reliably advocate for big investors' interests in Washington.
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Burnside is also a vocal advocate for women and inclusivity in action sports.
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Others claim more fluid identities and advocate for a more open-minded society.
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Meanwhile, Chastain wasn't the only Cannes juror to advocate for more inclusive cinema.
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Selig was also an advocate for recognizing baseball's role as a social institution.
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He became an advocate for minorities and liaison to student groups at Berkeley.
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Curry has long been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ rights and racial justice.
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They continue to organize and unite to advocate for change they believe in.
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The humanitarian worker and advocate for refugee children was only 41 years old.
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"It's been wild," said Glen Akins, a Fort Collins advocate for municipal broadband.
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Trump hasn't exactly been a paragon of, or an advocate for, marital fidelity.
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She has become an advocate for patients, meeting with F.D.A. officials several times.
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"I am a strong advocate for equal opportunity, regardless of gender," he said.
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I'm an outspoken advocate for trans women and the men who love them.
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It is on us to defend and advocate for these professionals going forward.
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She moved back to Washington in 2009 to be an advocate for Uighurs.
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"I don't want to sound like the big advocate for Texas," he said.
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You advocate for people's rights and rebel against systems that impede on them.
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But her work goes well beyond being a longtime advocate for gender equality.
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Recognize your own worth and be willing to be an advocate for yourself.
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Hoechstetter has become an advocate for victims, and speaks out about her experience.
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But he's also a strong advocate for allowing the market to function freely.
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I advocate for the Parks because they give me all that and more!
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Johnson became a public advocate for mathematics education, speaking widely and visiting schools.
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He is studying law and aims to become an advocate for handicapped Haitians.
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He's also been an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ rights -- remember "Streets of Philadelphia"?
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When we vote for Hillary Clinton we gain an advocate for working families.
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Scott Wiener (D), another primary advocate for the line, said in a statement.
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He was also an advocate for animals, and in 2012 he lobbied Gov.
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Instead, Sandberg says more men should mentor women and advocate for their advancement.
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Chloe Condon is a San Francisco-based senior cloud developer advocate for Microsoft.
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Ted Cruz, stepped in to advocate for Reed, writing a letter to Gov.
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She is now an advocate for ending child marriage in her home state.
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U.S. foreign service officers continue to advocate for democratic reform and human rights.
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Gayatri Patel is the Senior Policy Advocate for Gender & Empowerment at CARE USA.
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In the Denver area, she is a well-known advocate for immigration overhaul.
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State Party Chairman Jeff Kaufmann has been a vocal advocate for the president.
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Public policy matters, and we need to continue to advocate for stronger laws.
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However, he has since become a staunch advocate for this type of work.
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Nia Franklin said she plans to advocate for the arts during her tenure.
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Kenneth Glasgow, a black ex-convict and longtime advocate for criminal justice reform.
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Wethers was the consummate clinician and a fearless advocate for improved patient care.
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Mr. Rozzi has become a tireless advocate for victims of church sexual abuse.
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"I have become a huge advocate for what Bayonne can be," he said.
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But when it came time for Zinke to advocate for them, he failed.
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Karen Lowe, Hickory, North Carolina It's taken some time to advocate for myself.
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You have to figure stuff out yourself, solve problems, and advocate for yourself.
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I will continue to advocate for policies that promote better healthcare for women.
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Sandoval, a Republican who has increasingly become an outspoken advocate for Medicaid expansion.
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That included Spicer, who became a tireless advocate for Trump in the press.
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"I would always advocate for more nurses," said Bedrossian, herself a school nurse.
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Congressman Tim Ryan is an advocate for working families in Ohio's 13th District.
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She was a supporter and advocate for Motherless Daughters and the Covenant House.
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Following her release, she continues to advocate for women's rights in Saudi Arabia.
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It's still more than Ivanka — the supposed advocate for children and families — did.
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"We don't see a celebration of women when they advocate for themselves and their grievances, we see it if they advocate for others," said Jill S. Greenlee, the author of "The Political Consequences of Motherhood" and a political scientist at Brandeis.
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They're on Twitter to advocate for causes and to sell their social justice soap.
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He's also recruited a group of tattoo artists who can advocate for the product.
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I will teach her how important it is to be an advocate for humanity.
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Republicans and Democrats now largely advocate for reducing the number of Americans behind bars.
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And it is why Donald Jr. is a key political advocate for the administration.
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On the campaign trail, Bernie Sanders continues to advocate for free college and Sen.
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This certainly inspires me to use my art and platform to advocate for change.
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And there's another unlikely advocate for Sessions -- the son of Albert and Evelyn Turner.
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Both attended the Wednesday White House meeting with Kardashian to advocate for Young's release.
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Lena Dunham is adding to the list of issues she'd like to advocate for.
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And I've been an advocate for women's reproductive rights since I was a teenager.
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"We want to be an advocate for their voice and their feelings," Kupec said.
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Polis is also a staunch advocate for expanding access to cannabis and decriminalizing marijuana.
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She still works as an advocate for women in prison and newly released inmates.
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He is also recognized as an advocate for LGBTQ rights and comprehensive immigration reform.
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He went on to explain that Microsoft will continue to advocate for these issues.
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Alongside the glam selfies, she's also a vocal advocate for trans and disabled visibility.
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Also, learn more about initiatives created by native women to advocate for gender equality.
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The lawsuit was heralded as historic by groups that advocate for reducing tobacco consumption.
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I know this firsthand because I was recently a patient advocate for my grandmother.
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King has also been an outspoken advocate for gender and ethnic diversity in Hollywood.
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Since the birth of their daughter, Ohanian has become an advocate for paternity leave.
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" Added Herbst, "Vice President Biden has been a great advocate for reform in Ukraine.
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Localists advocate for greater autonomy for Hong Kong, with some pushing for full independence.
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Challenge viewpoints, but don't argue — and don't advocate for the outcome you're gunning for.
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And because i'm an advocate for medical marijuana, they're saying i'm a hardcore addict.
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Historically, the Republican Party has been a reliable and proud advocate for free trade.
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Precious Lee is a model and advocate for race, gender, and size in fashion.
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She has become an advocate for normalizing breastfeeding, often speaking out on social media.
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"Depression might make you less able to advocate for your own interests," she says.
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Erika A. Christensen is a patient advocate for reproductive rights in New York state.
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We will continue to take strides to reinforce and advocate for responsible gun ownership.
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"There are cannabis funds to advocate for job growth from the industry," she said.
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Taylor Swift endorsed a senate candidate, and has proceeded to advocate for early voting.
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Katie is a great advocate for body positivity, size inclusivity, and great personal style.
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She's been a passionate advocate for it since, even becoming a vegan cookbook author.
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To advocate for trans students, listen to what they want from the educational system.
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But Mayo is an exception—and an advocate for more racial representation in movies.
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The move was welcomed by many organizations that advocate for people living with HIV.
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Off the field, Rapinoe has become a advocate for gender equality and equal pay.
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He was a constant advocate for human rights, development and the rule of law.
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Now, Johnson is using her platform to advocate for prison reform and social justice.
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MORE was a staunch advocate for bringing an end to the genocide in Darfur.
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"We found that people loved our story and what we advocate for," he said.
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Mentorship is also offered, connecting individuals with sponsors to advise and advocate for them.
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Watching her blossom and advocate for oppressed populations has been truly humbling and amazing.
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She also appears regularly on television as an advocate for Trump and his administration.
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The manager was an amazing advocate for the moms, Wilson wrote in her post.
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It is our job to advocate for all survivors, including those who are incarcerated.
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Openly gay, he is an forceful advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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DeVos has been a fierce advocate for charter schools and taxpayer-funded tuition vouchers.
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"I think it's our duty as doctors to advocate for our patients," Waibel says.
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As a strong advocate for victims of sexual violence, I take this question seriously.
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Kim Kardashian West is once again using her platform to advocate for political change.
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Be an advocate for and ally to sex workers without speaking for them. 34.
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The Digital Trade Caucus will also advocate for unfiltered speech on social media networks.
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That's why he's an advocate for H1-B visas as well as immigration reform.
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As the movement swelled, USR assumed the role of advocate for the street protesters.
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Millett is the wife of a Navy reservist and an advocate for military families.
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What you do, the policies you advocate for, and the people you help matters.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa, who has become a key advocate for some sentencing revisions.
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I think Donatella was an advocate for Versace and his legacy and his heart.
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In the eyes of many, he became an unimpeachable advocate for the common good.
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Gillibrand, a top 2020 contender, has long been an advocate for sexual harassment survivors.
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So we created The Developers Union to advocate for sustainability in the App Store.
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Jon Tester (Mont.): Briana Lamb, an advocate for missing and murdered indigenous women. Rep.
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No judge in America should play the role of advocate for victims or prosecutors.
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In that email, Gorsuch appears to advocate for torture practices like waterboarding, she said.
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Bergh acknowledged that the decision to advocate for gun control is a controversial one.
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Much of my role has been as an advocate for self-esteem and humanity.
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While we hate to advocate for more waste, bagged vacuums seem to last longer.
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It's on us to advocate for and pass the policies to make that possible.
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Sandberg is known by many as an advocate for women's rights in the workplace.
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Ryan pledged that he would no longer defend Trump or advocate for his election.
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Groups that advocate for LGBT troops were said they were assuaged by retired Gen.
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Heller, meanwhile, has been a staunch advocate for Trump's other policies -- particularly tax reform.
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Kristin Gillibrand -- used their voices to advocate for ending ICE as we know it.
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But the best way to advocate for yourself is simply to be a doctor.
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He is currently an environmental advocate for Patagonia, the California-based outdoor gear company.
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He will certainly advocate for his economy when re-negotiations begin later this year.
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She volunteered to be a patient advocate for Alyssa while she was at Mayo.
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He is now an advocate for ending impaired driving, a writer and CNN contributor.
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Markey and Blumenthal have made previous efforts to advocate for children's issues regarding technology.
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Since her own battle, Newton-John has been an advocate for breast cancer awareness.
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Shriver said she was merely an advocate for people trying on other people's hats.
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A virtual pariah after the war, Riefenstahl was a strenuous advocate for her rehabilitation.
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Carter, a prominent advocate for Habitat for Humanity, speaks often about his Christian faith.
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I will always advocate for that America that I know and that I've experienced.
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Expecting women to advocate for solutions means that you're part of the problem. 38.
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That's because Terry and Dickerson believe Trump is an advocate for medical marijuana rights.
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H: What drove the AWA to specifically advocate for women painters of the Renaissance?
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Each of us needs to become an advocate for a healthier way of life.
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"It is a long process to advocate for public acknowledgement and compensation," Vathana says.
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Here are 31 prominent celebrities who are out, proud, and advocate for LGBTQ rights.
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Clinton, famously an advocate for women's rights, belittled the "victims" of her husband's attentions?
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Through it all, she's been a staunch advocate for inclusivity in the running community.
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The UK could seek to advocate for SSA harmonization discussions alongside the TTIP deal.
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Perdue has been an especially vocal advocate for reforming the budget and appropriations process.
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Arguments made to advocate for preserving the estate tax fail to justify its costs.
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It's so easy to want to advocate for someone who makes your job easier.
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On the professional level, being able to advocate for these serious issues is rewarding.
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She is a proud advocate for survivors of sexual violence, particularly women of color.
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I can advocate for cultural and policy changes that would make women's lives better.
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Jackie Carter (21953–22016), publishing executive and advocate for racial diversity in children's books.
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"We oppose taxpayer dollars being spent to advocate for gun control," Ms. Baker said.
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Now at The Advocate for six years, she has learned to appreciate her hometown.
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This is your planet, and no one can advocate for it like you can.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has also been a big advocate for eliminating the filibuster.
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She was an advocate for making it easier for felons to re-enter society.
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But Benioff is perhaps Silicon Valley's most omnipresent (and, yes, abrasive) advocate for philanthropy.
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It's still more than Ivanka — the supposed advocate for children and families — has done.
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They advocate for tax cuts and the deregulation of everything except intellectual property rights.
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Advocate for paid sick time for anyone in your company who doesn't get it.
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Ms. Rodgers is a writer, speaker and advocate for L.G.B.T.Q. people in faith communities.
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She is the chamber's fiercest advocate for gun control — a cause Mr. Cruz abhors.
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Be an advocate for providers and patients as the threats to abortion access escalate.
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"If I am an advocate for anything, it is to move," he once mused.
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"I am a huge advocate for L.G.B.T.Q.+ rights since I was young," he wrote.
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But "every step of the way, I had to advocate for myself," she said.
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I want to be an advocate for people who can't do that for themselves.
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Blair has plunged back into the fray as a leading advocate for overturning Brexit.
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Vick partnered with the Humane Society and became an outspoken advocate for animal rights.
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We need to stand up and advocate for these irreplaceable natural and cultural resources.
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Throughout the year, I advocate for the needs of our animal friends and companions.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), perhaps the most outspoken advocate for free trade in Congress.
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"She has been a strong advocate for her agents and the border security mission."
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The first lady has been a passionate advocate for cracking down on youth vaping.
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She refuses to personally lobby and go see members to advocate for the issue.
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They have to advocate for themselves clearly because too often no one else will.
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DeGette uses the opportunity to advocate for the FTC's ability to levy financial penalties.
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I am a passionate advocate for educating teenagers to be responsible about their sexuality.
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In both sectors, workers are without a typical HR department to advocate for them.
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Sunil Gulati, the president of U.S. Soccer, has been an advocate for women's soccer.
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I hadn't found my voice at that point, so I couldn't advocate for myself.
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The only way that I can facilitate those conversations is to advocate for myself.
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She also worries about ICE detainees who don't have attorneys to advocate for them.
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Kerr, whose father was assassinated in Lebanon, is a staunch advocate for gun control.
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Lewis now works on several projects and is an advocate for mental health wellness.
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But military officials would advocate for seeing if other, non-military options could work.
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She used her own platform to advocate for women and equality in the workplace.
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My mom was my biggest advocate before I knew how to advocate for myself.
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King was a strong advocate for the economic and social advancement of black people.
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Ted Doolittle J.D. is currently the health-care advocate for the State of Connecticut.
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"You are going to be a much better advocate for yourself," Hinduja said. 2.
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Environmentalists have not made a visible effort to advocate for an Appalachian economic revival.
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We continue to advocate for a solution that protects your independence — and your earnings.
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Amit Narang is the regulatory policy advocate for Congress Watch division of Public Citizen.
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The lack of records hurts patients, who often can't advocate for their own care.
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She's now an advocate for skin cancer awareness, and plans to be a dermatologist.
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She was a college trustee Johnson's family described her as an advocate for women.
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Seek out those who will advocate for you to potential investors, clients, or vendors.
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I was there to advocate for a secure immigration system that fosters economic growth.
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Kudlow is a proponent of free trade and generally does not advocate for tariffs.
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Blackburn and Cory drove to the capitol every week to advocate for the bill.
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How might these experiences have motivated her to become an advocate for domestic workers?
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She is a true professional who is a tenacious and effective advocate for Democrats.
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After her husband developed Alzheimer's disease, she became an advocate for discovering a cure.
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He was a good friend & a vocal advocate for the city he served & loved.
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When it comes to nuclear weapons, few in Japan advocate for the nuclear option.
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I have worked as a free speech advocate for more than 12 years now.
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He also works as an advocate for people trying to obtain Social Security benefits.
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Al-Sharif continued to advocate for women's rights in the years following her arrest.
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" He also said he'd be an "impartial and independent advocate for the public health.
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Kim Kardashian West visited the White House in May to advocate for prison reform.
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He will advocate for a "do no harm" approach to regulating the nascent industry.
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Attendees gave each other advice about how to advocate for single-payer, for example.
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Would you want someone to only advocate for the end of the death penalty or would you want them to advocate for the end of the death penalty while also improving your prison conditions in the time that it takes to achieve that?
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We advocate for human rights, because Apple has always been about making products for everyone.
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Apple is a company, Tim, and it doesn't advocate for anything beyond making more money.
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Over time, those who advocate for segregated bathrooms have had each of their arguments debunked.
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How do you believe white people can advocate for POC in the most authentic way?
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Unfortunately, she was killed for being this advocate for Black liberation as a white woman.
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" On lobbying reform "What if you want to become an advocate for the cancer society?
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Melissa Etheridge — a passionate advocate for medical marijuana — was busted for drug possession in August.
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But what I am is an obnoxiously vocal advocate for those living with mental illness.
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She has been a volunteer and advocate for her children, supervising play dates and sleepovers.
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The press secretary should be the strongest advocate for the media in the executive branch.
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Throughout this multi-year process, Hagstrom Miller emerged as an outspoken advocate for reproductive rights.
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"We're in a position of always having to advocate for our son's needs," Wechsler said.
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Indeed, Betty Ford used the position to advocate for the now-dead Equal Rights Amendment.
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I don't for one second advocate for armed politicians shooting drug traffickers in the street.
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Orson Aguilar, an advocate for fair lending, was persuaded by that appeal and Otting's outreach.
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They understand it and will advocate for issues in a way that other people can't.
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Second, Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, is proving a surprisingly strong advocate for green energy.
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Since becoming sober, she has been a transparent advocate for mental health awareness and sobriety.
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Elizabeth Petray is a trans researcher and advocate for the LGBT community in Northwest Arkansas.
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He was a tireless advocate for racial and economic justice for more than 28500 years.
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She has been a passionate advocate for it since, even becoming a vegan cookbook author.
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She's been outspoken about the #MeToo movement and an advocate for victims of sexual harassment.
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I believe that he'll be a good candidate and a strong advocate for Trump's agenda.
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Artists are assembling to use their creative voices to advocate for change and provide support.
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"I want it to be very clear that I'm an advocate for women," she said.
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She was also a vocal advocate for better pay and treatment for women soccer players.
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Clearly not in Rubio's world, when he and many others consistently advocate for legalized bigotry.
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The criticism of Mr. Shapiro, a vigorous advocate for Israel, was unusually personal and unfair.
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It was this moment that began Kimmel's newfound efforts to advocate for health care coverage.
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"Tracy does not advocate for processed foods existing in a healthy diet," Anderson's rep added.
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There have been plenty of times I have needed to advocate for myself in situations.
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"I want it to be very clear that I'm an advocate for women," Monáe explains.
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Because of the pageants I had won, I was an advocate for the trans community.
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She's also started taking classes at Oxford University and continues to advocate for women's education.
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Why he matters: I know him as an advocate for climate change and clean energy.
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She's also an advocate for animal rights and Down Syndrome awareness, according to the BBC.
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Subscribe to their channel to keep up with how they advocate for change using YouTube.
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I am a member of this group as an advocate for American industry and innovation.
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Rebecca Garcia is a passionate advocate for STEM education for youth and minorities — particularly women.
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But if we do, I would advocate for RAM test programs in selected rural areas.
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She credits her education, especially in public health, for helping her to advocate for herself.
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The model, 32, shared an unretouched photo of herself, naked, to advocate for women's equality.
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They drew power from their communities to build the confidence to advocate for permanent solutions.
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THOSE THAT ADVOCATE FOR MASSIVE IMMIGRATION---IT'S NOT FOR HUMANITARIAN REASONS, IT'S FOR ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS.
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In the years since her injury, she's become an advocate for better gun control policies.
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I really am a bad advocate for myself and need to learn the humble-brag.
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I tried, over the course of those years, to advocate for peace in her name.
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Trans kids need protection, and there are several ways you can advocate for their safety.
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Finucane, in particular, is known to be a strong advocate for women in the workplace.
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Until he's prepared to advocate for everyone, his opposition will continue to grow and fight.
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Carpenter has been an outspoken advocate for adoption and has been recognized for his efforts.
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Or do we interact with the public, and advocate for policies based on sound science?
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Will Ivanka Trump be an advocate for women's rights, climate change or paid family leave?
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She's an advocate for myths over facts—an admittedly frustrating premise for a journalistic interview.
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Perdue to be a strong and vocal advocate for rural America in the Trump administration.
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Kardashian West said she decided to advocate for Johnson after seeing her story on Twitter.
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Bill has fought for our values and has been a tireless advocate for our communities.
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In fact, we've got Usher to advocate for women, too – especially those with natural hair.
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However, she's also established herself as a successful producer and an advocate for representing women.
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He has learned how to ride a bicycle, swim and advocate for himself, he said.
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I do want to be an ally and an advocate for a more inclusive environment.
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Trump continued to advocate for the wall Saturday during the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan.
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Children lack the capacity to advocate for, and in some cases, event articulate their needs.
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He was also vocal about his desire to be an advocate for the LGBTQ community.
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" As first lady, she said she would be an "advocate for women and for children.
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But I ran a charity funding research for my illness #ME and advocate for Change.
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His wife, Fatima Jabbie-Bio, is an advocate for new legal protections against sexual violence.
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Others, like the International HIV/AIDS alliance, advocate for HIV positive people around the world.
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He was also a strong advocate for public schools, of which he was a product.
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One group of people we do need to advocate for, the experts say, is teenagers.
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Flake has also been a strong advocate for immigration reform and preserving DACA-like protections.
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Rubio is an outspoken advocate for the rule of law in Latin America and elsewhere.
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The measure sparked outrage from Republicans, Democrats and groups that advocate for fair district lines.
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He sees himself as a champion of "shareholder rights," an advocate for the little guy.
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Clad in aHe continues to advocate for sending future missions to the moon and Mars.
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Plus, the new employee's a strong advocate for Guide Dogs Victoria, where he was trained.
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I think it's my responsibility to make sure I'm a voice and advocate for them.
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She became a fierce advocate for women's rights, working with Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem.
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I've also spent the last decade as an outspoken advocate for military and veteran communities.
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Now she's an advocate for debunking the wellness myths she fell for on social media.link
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Markle has also visited Rwanda to advocate for clean water as part of World Vision.
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In the Legislature, Mr. Barbaro was a fierce advocate for organized labor, tenants and minorities.
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Nixon is a longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and a member of the LGBTQ+ community.
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Adam Zimmerman is a public interest communications consultant and advocate for smoke-free air policies.
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She survived her injuries and has since emerged as a major advocate for gun control.
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During this week, good-government groups advocate for open government and transparency in public spending.
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Let's set him loose to advocate for public education as the bedrock of our democracy.
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Weaver has become an advocate for people with Type 1 diabetes since her son's death.
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Like Untitled (One Day This Kid...), the prints advocate for the destigmatization of HIV/AIDS.
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He has since become a vocal critic of the NRA and advocate for gun control.
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Heller was a leading advocate for other Trump legislative priorities, including the tax reform bill.
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DeVos, a billionaire GOP donor, is a vocal advocate for charter schools and school choice.
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As an Asian American, I think it's awesome that you advocate for being half-Asian.
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James founded his own media company to give players a platform to advocate for themselves.
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Lough said he wants to advocate for gun control and universal access to health care.
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"There's no way to correct for that unless you allow shareholders to advocate for themselves."
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"Scammers target active duty members and veterans," said Paul Bischoff, a privacy advocate for Comparitech.
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A longtime advocate for riders of the Metro-North Railroad said on Monday that Gov.
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As a member of the House Judiciary Committee, I am an advocate for civil rights.
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Jay Dickey (R-Ark.) — prevented the use of federal funds to advocate for gun control.
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But it hasn't always been easy to advocate for, especially in the halls of Congress.
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Beautycounter has even sent select top sellers to Washington, DC to advocate for new laws.
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He moved to Newark, where he first worked as an advocate for low-income tenants.
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Now, Attenborough is coming into a slightly different role: advocate for fleeting biodiversity and ecosystems.
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North Korea: He clarified that he does not advocate for regime change in North Korea.
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They need help, and from a public position I can educate and advocate for it.
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Schumer's personal history with gun violence has made her an active advocate for gun safety.
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Tom Emmer (R-MN), who went on to advocate for clarity over further regulation. Rep.
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But regardless of how it should be, underwriting bankers presently advocate for a large pop.
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Kardashian, who has become an advocate for prison reform, called for Mayers' release last week.
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Prince, who died at the age of 57, was a passionate advocate for artists' rights.
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His promise of "access" drew a jab from Sanders, a vocal advocate for universal healthcare.
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She is an advocate for families, female founders, and how to thrive with multiple sclerosis.
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I learned very early on to advocate for myself, to take ownership of my body.
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Republicans, who advocate for complete independence, say the monarchy is a tired and outdated institution.
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Mr. Caruso described her as a strong advocate for the STEM discipline, minorities and women.
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Some unions, like those for police or coal companies, may not advocate for progressive policies.
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One is having the psychological support of someone acting as an advocate for the families.
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Later in his Senate career, he remained an advocate for military spending and balanced budgets.
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You can be cool and political, have this social conscience and advocate for both things.
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The former associate said the partners bristled at the efforts to advocate for the candidate.
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Andrew M. Cuomo called him "a dedicated public servant" and a "relentless advocate" for Queens.
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"He was not a toady or an advocate for the science community," Dr. Sarewitz said.
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In general, my peers are more politically aware, and advocate for issues they believe in.
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The organization started quietly last year, and is intended to advocate for start-up interests.
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By contrast, women with H.I.V. tend to be isolated, and may not advocate for themselves.
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On "Parts Unknown," Bourdain was an advocate for travel and its ability to change lives.
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The Republic of New Afrika used its Detroit base to advocate for black self-determination.
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And I've recently started getting involved in politics to advocate for immigrant and farmworker rights.
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But she has won praise within the agency for being an advocate for the department.
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At the same time, I'm a strong advocate for cyclists learning to protect themselves better.
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It's hard to advocate for a group that doesn't even know it exists, Benson said.
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He was a prominent L.G.B.T. rights lawyer who had become an advocate for the environment.
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Jim Jordan, a conservative Ohio Republican who has been a vocal advocate for the bill.
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You need to know your own preferences sexually, and you need to advocate for them.
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The resort in question has a reputation of being an advocate for elephants in Thailand.
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Do athletes, in fact, have a responsibility to use their platform to advocate for justice?
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Thirteen years later, Ms. Jennings, now 19, continues to be an advocate for L.G.B.T. youth.
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Keys became, with his wife, Margaret, an advocate for the Mediterranean diet of unsaturated fats.
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Reed's case was the most recent cause that the reality star chose to advocate for.
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Our track record has also made Kazakhstan a powerful advocate for wider peace and dialogue.
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Activists often invest in what they believe are underperforming companies and then advocate for change.
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He, on the other hand, is the voice of and advocate for the working class.
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But he certainly served as an intransigent advocate for Arnold Schoenberg's modernist 12-tone technique.
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A leading advocate for it is Changing the Conversation Together, a shoestring operation in Brooklyn.
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Malik and Chakra are now using their platform to advocate for others in marginalized communities.
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In becoming an advocate for Sanders, Turner has completely turned her back on the Clintons.
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Patty Murray, D-Washington: Leah Griffin, a survivor of sexual assault and advocate for #MeTooRep.
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Those who advocate for cracking down on "fake news" and "hate speech" reject this view.
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Of course he's going to advocate for him and not a group of angry shareholders.
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Vargas is director of the DREAM Action Coalition and a national advocate for immigration reform.
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Crawford-Jakubiak hopes a report like this can be used to advocate for more resources.
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She's also an advocate for sending remote workers holiday care packages with everyone's favorite treats.
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Trump's elder daughter has been an outspoken advocate for expanding maternity benefits in the workplace.
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Instead, we consistently advocate for reforms to policies developed during a time of perceived scarcity.
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Lobbyists may have to act quickly to digest a bill and advocate for any changes.
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You don't want to exit the process feeling you've failed to sufficiently advocate for yourself.
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I really want to be an advocate for whatever I find is healthy or good.
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Mr. Sanders can once again brand himself as the purest advocate for his political revolution.
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Recognition that things women generally advocate for are not for selfish reasons in the slightest.
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"She was known first as a magistrate and an advocate for human rights," Dreyfus continues.
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Sharon Risher is a chaplain and grassroots advocate for Everytown and Moms Demand Gun Sense.
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Arts in Action: The band Chvrches is using its platform to advocate for Planned Parenthood.
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Clinton: Fact is, he's going to advocate for the largest tax cuts we've ever seen.
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He was a tireless advocate for civil rights, raising the minimum wage and affordable housing.
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And then, really, be the chief commercial advocate for American business around the world. Right.
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Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) has long been an outspoken advocate for stricter gun laws.
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But she has made it her mission to advocate for common sense gun safety reform.
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For one thing, the Trump administration is laying the groundwork to keep raising awareness of unauthorized immigrants who commit crimes as a way to advocate for harsher enforcement: The executive order creates an office to advocate for victims of crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants.
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Since joining the royal family, Meghan has been an outspoken advocate for women's rights and education.
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Winter and Ivy try to advocate for his life but Kai will hear none of it.
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As a passionate advocate for women's rights, I applaud nearly everything that International Women's Day represents.
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" The release quoted Norquist, who referred to Cruz as a "strong and consistent advocate for taxpayers.
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"I support teachers using their voice to advocate for needed change," Spearman wrote in a statement.
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From the beginning of her tenure in Congress, Gillibrand has been an advocate for increased transparency.
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She has long been a stout advocate for diversity in the work place, especially involving Hispanics.
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To advocate for the preservation of Styles' good name, they've created the hashtags #TreatHarryWithKindness and #LeaveHarryOutOfAfterMovie.
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CRANE (voice-over): And for that, Arlene is now an advocate for those fighting substance abuse.
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But the fact remains: President Trump needs Ivanka to be a successful women's advocate for him.
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More recently, some of them even joined a new coalition to advocate for the program's renewal.
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Marilyn, 8 Marilyn is only 8 years old, but already a fierce advocate for her rights.
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We aren't interested in anything short of a full-throated, unapologetic advocate for the labor movement.
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Its current star, Javier Munoz, is openly gay, HIV-positive and an advocate for both communities.
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After beating the disease, Newton-John became an advocate for breast cancer research and early detection.
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"The World's Most Powerful Advocate for Trans Rights," is how Slate described her in a headline.
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I've been an outspoken advocate for LGBT equality here in New York and around the country.
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Many countries have preferred to advocate for their citizens through quiet diplomacy rather than public advocacy.
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Sacca was an early advocate for Dorsey after Twitter CEO Dick Costolo stepped down last June.
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He celebrated its victories, sought to advocate for its needs and worked to heal its wounds.
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Now I also recognize that many women are not in the position to advocate for themselves.
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Organization officials expect Wen to "be a powerful advocate for protecting women's freedom," per the NYT.
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Look, the current president hasn't been viewed as a legitimate advocate for a two-state solution.
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After the Benghazi inquisition, a national coalition of several hundred executive women who advocate for Mrs.
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They know that we advocate for the types of reforms that we'd like to see here.
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Christie has called the drug war a "failure," and has been an outspoken advocate for reform.
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Oh has learned one of the most important lessons in life – how to advocate for yourself.
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" Crump said the White House again evoked a "states rights argument" to advocate for "legalized discrimination.
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Thom Tillis told McClatchy that he was still "looking at" whether to advocate for Farr's renomination.
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From then on, he became an advocate for research into ibogaine as an anti-addiction tool.
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Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's leader, is—perhaps inevitably—a longtime advocate for the rights of the Chagossians.
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"It's prohibition... that kills people," he said, but then went on to advocate for some prohibition.
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Erica Garner has become a vocal activist and advocate for police reform since her father's death.
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After beating the disease, she became an impassioned advocate for breast cancer research and early detection.
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I learned the value of my voice and the importance of being an advocate for myself.
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I'm an advocate for anything that promotes advancement, experimentation and digital evolution in the cultural sector.
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Every day we use our courage, love, and strength to protect and advocate for each other.
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She's also a United Nations advocate for women and has worked with the Clean Water Campaign.
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Hardiman, who came from the New York Times, was a strong advocate for journalists at Facebook.
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Dash is also a well-known entrepreneur and advocate for diversity, inclusion and equity in tech.
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Being able to advocate for your agency on the hill is a big part of it.
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Rachael Carlevale, an advocate for sustainable cannabis cultivation and a yoga instructor, also joined the group.
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Machado, now a US citizen, has become an outspoken advocate for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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As Jokowi's energy minister in 2014-16, he won fame as an advocate for clean government.
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Now that he's not working for MCC any longer, he's free to help advocate for Taystee.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the transcendentalist author and advocate for civil disobedience took a passive approach to happiness.
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He also has been an advocate for manufacturers' rights to sell directly to customers, bypassing dealerships.
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All workers should have a way to air grievances, appeal disciplinary actions and advocate for reforms.
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He has become an outspoken advocate for media freedom, even joking about his stint in jail.
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But there are certain things I've learned that have pushed me to advocate for my kids.
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INGRAHAM: They don&apost do that for politicians that advocate for abortion, thank you very much.
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Fisher, who suffered from bipolar disorder, had become an advocate for those suffering from mental illness.
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Q: You're an advocate for neurodiversity in the workplace —the need for different kinds of minds.
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There is no time like the present to fight for what's right, to advocate for justice.
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She's not the only Warren surrogate to advocate for switching the order of the nominating contests.
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When she sounds like someone else, Grande is at her strongest as an advocate for herself.
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The role is part policymaker, part spokesperson, and full-time advocate for the state's public health.
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Cox will be a strong advocate for the president&aposs pro-growth economic record in California.
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In the United States, we too might recognize nature's restorative potential and advocate for equitable access.
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YouTube channel The Epidemic created a video (above) to advocate for the great fictional pastime. See!
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If you want to advocate for a 1-through-16 format, OK, I'm ready to listen.
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What should other films and shows be doing to advocate for the sex workers they depict?
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Several organizations came together to put boots on the ground to advocate for meaningful climate action.
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He describes himself as an outspoken advocate for personal liberty, small government, and free-market competition.
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Three years later, militants shot Malala Yousafzai, the schoolgirl turned women's rights advocate, for defying them.
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Jeb Bush, darling of the right-wing donor class, was a staunch advocate for immigration reform.
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But the details of the legislation have raised concerns from those who advocate for affordable education.
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As an Indiana congressman at the time, Vice President Pence was an advocate for PEPFAR's passing.
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Having battled an eating disorder herself, she's been an outspoken advocate for women loving their bodies.
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However, Aliya Hana Hussain, an advocate for Guantanamo detainees at the Center for Constitutional Rights, disagrees.
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What we try to talk about is to seek help, advocate for yourself, ask questions, push.
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Actress Helen Mirren is heading to Capitol Hill to advocate for the return of stolen art.
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And large institutional investors such as CalPERS already advocate for diversity — at least in public statements.
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Stewart, a longtime advocate for 9/113 responders, had sharply criticized Congress for failing to act.
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Stewart, a longtime advocate for 9/11 responders, had sharply criticized Congress for failing to act.
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Kelsey Leonard, advocate for Indigenous Data Governance and Sovereignty, speaks at True North 2019 in Waterloo.
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Wolf praised Cuccinelli in his email, calling him "a constant and vocal advocate" for department employees.
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Before being nominated to Trump's Cabinet, DeVos was a prominent advocate for school choice in Michigan.
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Noor proves that every moment, even peeling potatoes, is an opportunity to advocate for social change.
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Recently, however, those of us who advocate for good analysis in government got some encouraging news.
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Like many other online mermaids, she uses her 130,000 Instagram following to advocate for ocean conservationism.
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She can be your advocate for your career – but only if you have a strong relationship.
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He calls himself "a very strong advocate" for partnerships "based on economic realities" that create competition.
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The thrust of her career has been in non-profits, as an advocate for the homeless.
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"We can't all rest easier," said Michael McConnell, an advocate for the homeless in San Diego.
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An advocate for the L.G.B.T. community said the outcome of the Blackwell case was generally encouraging.
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You can advocate for their lives in this way through our "End Birth Day Abortion" campaign.
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Moore, a veteran conservative economist and commentator, is a fierce advocate for the president's economic agenda.
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She was also an advocate for muscular action against Libya and Syria within the Obama administration.
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Brown, an advocate for stricter financial sector regulation, announced his opposition to Kraninger's nomination on Monday.
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Conrad, a survivor of testicular cancer and advocate for healthcare reform, founded the company in 2013.
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A strong right-winger, Patel has previously been an advocate for bringing back the death penalty.
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"Vladimir is a courageous advocate for the democratic process and fundamental universal human rights," he added.
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A fitness fanatic still, he was an early advocate for the health benefits of raw vegetables.
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Now she&aposs an advocate for debunking the wellness myths she fell for on social media.
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We advocate for policies to accelerate access to HIV prevention and treatment for people in need.
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Legend has also been involved with a campaign called #FREEAMERICA to advocate for criminal justice reform.
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One or all of them will surely bring up and, more importantly, advocate for the issue.
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Heidi Williamson is a reproductive health, rights and justice advocate for women and girls of color.
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If the chancellor wavers, so will Germany's credibility as an advocate for stringent climate change policies.
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Meghan Markle has long been a vocal advocate for the empowerment of women and gender equality.
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Carter, 91, continues to use her platform as a former first lady to advocate for vaccinations.
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Valeant's troubles have put pressure on Mr. Ackman, who has been a vocal advocate for Valeant.
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The president travels to McAllen, Texas, to advocate for increased security at the border with Mexico.
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I don't want to use the term 'spokesperson,' but as a body-positive advocate for them.
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The combined group will advocate for the interests of large banks, it said in a statement.
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She said she would start a new organization, Fair Fight Georgia, to advocate for voting rights.
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Today he's a speaker and advocate for mental illness issues through his foundation, 4th and Forever.
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Does one advocate for one's self-interest, or for the interests of society as a whole?
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But that isn't stopping her from continuing to be a body-positive advocate for women everywhere.
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Davis is also a model and an advocate for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy awareness, according to her website.
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A wide range of activists and experts in Brazil currently advocate for demilitarizing the police force.
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But anytime you advocate for marginalized people, there will be people that are threatened by it.
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And she has a powerful advocate for women as a mentor on the project: Gloria Steinem.
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"If there is something you're requesting, advocate for yourself and explain why," Nat told Business Insider.
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A real advocate for women's autonomy would fight indefatigably for affordable health care and abortion access.
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Early on, Ms. Gorman said, she decided to become an advocate for survivors of sexual assault.
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Anya Alvarez is a former LPGA golfer and an advocate for victims of child sex abuse.
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The Massachusetts senator is a prominent expert on banking regulation and advocate for consumer financial protection.
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Susan B. Anthony is perhaps the most famous advocate for women's voting rights in American history.
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"We will continue to advocate for a compromise agreement," Uber Chief Legal Officer Tony West said.
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Those worries have pushed powerful people like Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to advocate for basic income.
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If you have a heart, you need to advocate for change so this never happens again.
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Instead, he said, the magazine would advocate for art rooted in Africa but global in scope.
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Eventually, she was able to escape, and she became an advocate for other human trafficking survivors.
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"This is not justice," said Melissa Mays, a Flint resident and advocate for safe drinking water.
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"I can still advocate for a marginalized community, while also thinking dog humping is really funny."
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The report also found a few examples where faculty members seemed to advocate for African-Americans.
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"We are going to continue to work and advocate for the care that our patients need."
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I've heard it said that he should have been a vocal advocate for the disabled. Perhaps.
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I was elected to advocate for our community's interests - & they've requested, clearly, to voice their concerns.
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"He is bending over backward to serve as an advocate for the president and the presidency."
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Dr. Koplow is an advocate for a viable two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian dispute.
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At a young age, Ms. Yousafzai became a high-profile advocate for the education of girls.
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Ms. Nielsen has also been raising her visibility as an advocate for Mr. Trump's immigration policies.
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Make sure you know the rules "so you can be an advocate for yourself," she said.
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"In private practice, lawyers are ethically bound to zealously advocate for their clients," said Mr. Dreiband.
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He is an advocate for two-racket tennis — meaning, play with a racket in each hand.
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Francis has been a consistent, and increasingly lonely, advocate for migrants in a decreasingly tolerant globe.
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New hires like Caballero must fit and "advocate for" the company's values, Bongiorno told Business Insider.
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She has long been an advocate for progressive policies aimed at supporting families of all kinds.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican who's long fought his party as an advocate for civil liberties.
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"I am a huge advocate for paying for your email account," wrote Russian journalist Yuri Litvinenko.
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"When you have a natural affiliation with people, you can advocate for them effortlessly," she said.
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They have a fiduciary responsibility to advocate for an inclusive, successful, and safe celebration each year.
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Of course, MAPS is not the first group to advocate for the legal use of psychedelics.
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They stand up for their beliefs and advocate for causes they hold dear to their hearts.
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Jones and her husband set up to advocate for others who need surgery to stop seizures.
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In fact, Lowey -- a staunch advocate for abortion rights -- tussled so much with the late Rep.
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He said he had persevered and become a community organizer and advocate for people like him.
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Gillibrand has been an advocate for reforming how institutions handle allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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Goodlatte's bill also appeared to have the support of outside groups that advocate for reduced immigration.
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Lautenberg was an advocate for TSCA reform, and the final bill will be named after him.
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DeVos previously chaired the group and is a longstanding advocate for tax credit scholarships and vouchers.
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"They are requiring these 19- or 20-year-old kids to advocate for themselves," she says.
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Stephanie is an advocate for school choice, a priority the White House has championed as well.
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"Kellyanne Conway did not advocate for or against the election of any particular candidate," Gidley said.
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He was an advocate for peace and even made music with rival gang members, he said.
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She is more open with her autism, where I was still learning to advocate for myself.
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Tosh is a vocal advocate for the missing and has his own thoughts on Peter Bergmann.
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Tomorrow (Monday): This is why I'm an advocate for this Monday to be a national holiday.
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Moran told Pink News that she plans to continue to advocate for LGBTQ rights within Parliament.
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The public editor's take: I'm on the record as an advocate for discarding courtesy titles altogether.
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We need lawmakers who will advocate for strong funding levels for public health programs and agencies.
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Deepak Chopra is an advocate; for example, he recommends this technique to help you fall asleep.
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Allies, meanwhile, can advocate for policies that will help prevent these ecological disasters from occurring again.
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He said that he was an advocate for a carbon tax with a dividend, for example.
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She is also an advocate for queer and transgender rights and for anti-police-brutality campaigns.
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And I want to advocate for these kids because I was a foster care kid myself.
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She immersed herself in contemporary Arab literature and became an ardent advocate for the Palestinian cause.
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In 2017, the Council is celebrating 50 years as a leading advocate for employer-sponsored benefits.
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Mr. Spicer, 45, is a fierce advocate for Mr. Trump and can be combative with reporters.
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I advocate for the theme to be Harry Potter, but I don't think he's buying it!
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Obama has proven to be an especially powerful advocate for Clinton, her husband's one-time rival.
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She works with organizations that advocate for children, veterans, and those coping with mental health issues.
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Republican mega-donor and casino magnate Sheldon Adelson is a leading advocate for curbing online gambling.
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He was a staunch advocate for the tax bill that Trump signed into law in December.
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Does it still advocate for a free market that makes pornographic material easy and readily available?
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Stranahan was previously a prominent advocate for the #FireMcMaster campaign against national security adviser H.R. McMaster.
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I advocate for dating violence prevention education highlighting the connection between partner abuse and sex trafficking.
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His classmates organized the "March for Our Lives" rally in D.C. to advocate for gun control.
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It remains a difficult landscape for female composers, but there are institutions that advocate for them.
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