Do advocates for cocaine legalization tarnish advocates for marijuana legalization, by making "legalization" in general seem radical?
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"We are here as the advocates for innovation and the advocates for what the European Commission calls 'digital transformation,'" he said of Facebook's presence in Davos.
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Over 20 organizations and individuals—including Planned Parenthood, National Advocates for Pregnant Woman and National Advocates for Reproductive Health—have filed friend-of-the-court briefs in support of Patel.
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Advocates for the disabled say the accounts are sorely needed.
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Young Advocates for Fair Education sued in Brooklyn federal court.
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Advocates for BIDs, which include conservative think tank The Manhattan
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Advocates for fingerprinting argue that it helps ensure rider safety.
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She also advocates for improved broadband signals in rural communities.
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But drug policy reform advocates, for their part, are worried.
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Advocates for student voters argue that those are the exceptions.
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And that's a big problem, advocates for gun control say.
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The most potent advocates for change may be educated consumers.
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Booker is one the most vocal advocates for marijuana legalization.
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They've also responded to calls from some advocates for Gov.
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First ladies have always been important advocates for social change.
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Some advocates for people with disabilities are standing with Gabriel.
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In other words, Navarro advocates for a policy of deglobalization.
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So advocates for reform may want to consider other options.
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They are advisors to the nonprofit Advocates for Opioid Recovery.
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We are advocates for the disadvantaged, the neglected, the ignored.
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Reporters swarmed and advocates for fair taxation demanded an audit.
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The reverse would be true of advocates for domestic programs.
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The documentary advocates for paying college players for their labor.
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The authors are advisors of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, www.opioidrecovery.
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Advocates for an overhaul say an update is long overdue.
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But advocates for Uighurs raised doubts about the official account.
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Advocates for the homeless say it's upsetting, but no surprise.
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Advocates for criminal justice reform can, and should, do better.
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Ms. Kadibil's daughters became strong advocates for the Martu people.
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"We've been advocates for finding a balanced solution," Muilenburg said.
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Ms. Mercer and Mr. Bannon were aggressive advocates for Cambridge.
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She blamed abortion rights advocates for violence at abortion clinics.
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That case drew widespread condemnation from advocates for undocumented immigrants.
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He advocates for refinancing student loans under three strict criteria.
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The book's release was criticized by advocates for abuse victims.
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According to a report by Yaffed, or Young Advocates for Fair Education, an organization that advocates for improved general studies in Hasidic yeshivas, an estimated 59 percent of Hasidic households are poor or near-poor.
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Jordan, 38, promotes better gun control and advocates for expanding Medicaid.
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For white queer folk, be better advocates for your black counterparts.
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She advocates for longer statutes of limitations for sexual abuse victims.
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Advocates for "burqa bans" typically offer three arguments in their favour.
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Erran Morad and advocates for arming children to combat school shootings.
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Advocates for coal miners have said the total numbers are higher.
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Instead, she advocates for work that puts value on collective activism.
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Advocates for rural electrification say solar "microgrids" can do much more.
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Advocates for reform compare America's model unfavourably with that of Britain.
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All things considered, consumers and advocates for their rights won today.
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Midwives and nurses have been outspoken advocates for better, humanistic language.
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The nonprofit advocates for policies and laws that protect the environment.
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This vote has plagued Sanders among gun control advocates for decades.
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Coptis had been building relationships with other advocates for clean water.
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She advocates for responsible storytelling: different perspectives, fewer assumptions, and respect.
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That's been accepted policy, even for most gun advocates for decades.
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Advocates for the disabled have compared that ruling to Brown v.
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The Fellowship of Christian Athletes advocates for stronger faith among athletes.
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Organizing Director for Community Voices Heard, a group that advocates for
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The human rights group advocates for the independence of East Turkestan.
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Big businesses have also often been valuable advocates for LGBTQ people.
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It advocates for no particular piece of legislation or political program.
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The lack of progress has left advocates for the legislation exasperated.
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On this score, advocates for the disappeared have tempered their hopes.
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Advocates for student borrowers said that savings was nothing to cheer.
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Advocates for migrants condemned the policy shift as meanspirited and unconstitutional.
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But that was of little solace to advocates for the disabled.
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He has drawn criticism from environmental advocates for questioning climate change.
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And kids who are succeeding become better advocates for challenging work.
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Advocates for the environment and victims of contaminated water supplies disagree.
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In those circumstances, Lumos advocates for foster care and local adoption.
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Instead, Kudlow advocates for subsidizing industries to fix imbalances in trade.
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Advocates for gun control also ran into opposition in other states.
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Advocates for the homeless said those policies had strengthened their hand.
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Advocates for abuse survivors said they were disappointed by those shortcomings.
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Advocates for women, however, contend that more needs to be done.
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Advocates for migrant children say these requirements are not consistently met.
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Advocates for drivers want a replacement with a background in economics.
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But some of the loudest advocates for net neutrality remain unconvinced.
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But whether it was coming from advocates for Harambe or for child safety, or advocates for animals never being kept in zoos in the first place, the anger over the issue quickly seemed to cause outrage fatigue.
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LYNN M. PALTROW Executive Director, National Advocates for Pregnant Women New York
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Phil advocates for using the term "slap" in an extreme metal context.
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Advocates for shaming have argued it's a cost-effective alternative—one that
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This puts advocates for a national paid-leave policy in a bind.
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But advocates for the bill are realistic about their approach, said Lopez.
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And I don't hear these newfound advocates for innovation calling for either.
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Advocates for trafficking victims say the date rule has primarily impacted children.
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The Human Rights Campaign, which advocates for LGBT rights, lambasted the ordinance.
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Ahead of Tropic Thunder's release, advocates for the disabled protested the film.
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Ahead of Tropic Thunder's release, advocates for the disabled protested the film.
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The most serious case made by advocates for assisted suicide is autonomy.
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Gonzalez and Hogg have since become prominent advocates for gun violence prevention.
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After all this, June still advocates for a brave, giving, selfless love.
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Medicare for All: Yang advocates for a single-payer health care system.
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However, advocates for gun reform have starkly different views on the bill.
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Thomas Jefferson was one of the biggest advocates for American wine production.
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Some of these newer players are committed advocates for their chosen side.
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The Sentencing Project advocates for sentencing reform in the criminal justice system.
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The authors are paid advisers of Advocates for Opioid Recovery, at www.opioidrecovery.
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Similar to socialism, progressivism advocates for a government built on compulsory force.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) who have been strong advocates for privacy rights.
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Advocates for the programs say they also keep kids out of trouble.
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Both Uber and Lyft are facing lawsuits from disability advocates for discrimination.
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Starr's Uncle Carlos is a cop, but he still advocates for Khalil.
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Advocates for transgender rights hailed it as a breakthrough for civil rights.
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Advocates for banning its use were pleased by the EPA's announcement Thursday.
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Advocates for protecting the Second Amendment often talk about safe gun ownership.
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On social media, she advocates for LGBTQ rights and other important causes.
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The CBC has been among the loudest advocates for the VRA update.
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The two have since become high-profile advocates for gun control reform.
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Advocates for the bill argued public awareness campaigns have not been effective.
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No Labels is an organization that advocates for bipartisan cooperation between lawmakers.
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Bloomberg has been among the most vocal advocates for the Paris agreement.
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Neither Republicans nor Democrats will ever again be unabashed advocates for trade.
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Conaboy advocates for policies to help people get these kinds of services.
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But advocates for the accused felt the pendulum had swung too far.
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Advocates for weed reform aren't letting a megaphone this size slip away.
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But that caused its own helping of unrest with advocates for Palestine.
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Lawrence Bartlett had been one of the department's top advocates for refugees.
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First, the president and Congress must be advocates for the intelligence community.
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Ms. Paltrow is the executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women.
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The NCPA advocates for better health and financial protections for college athletes.
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Meanwhile, one of the biggest advocates for ending subminimum wage is Rep.
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Some advocates for their return have likened them to the Liberty Bell.
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America, a nonprofit organization that advocates for more medical and health research.
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Advocates for decriminalization applauded Ms. Mosby's new rules for pushing the envelope.
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Advocates for police reform expressed alarm about the department's growing surveillance capacity.
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Advocates for the new law, set to go into effect on Dec.
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The TB12 Method advocates for a plant-based, locally sourced, organic diet.
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Since then, Giffords and Kelly have become tireless advocates for gun control.
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Advocates for intersex athletes like to say that sex doesn't divide neatly.
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Among some advocates for police officers, the outcome was met with approval.
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Ms. Hughes now advocates for legislation to provide more barriers around pools.
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The project is also being watched closely by advocates for renewable energy.
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Advocates for the crop insurance program say that it's essential for farmers.
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The group advocates for civil rights and equal justice, particularly for minorities.
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He advocates for spaces that tap into well-learned memories and comfort.
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Copa-Cogeca officials make no apologies for being advocates for their industry.
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Rosa DeLauro and for organizations like Advocates for Youth and the DNC.
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Advocates for the transgender and gay communities argue the restriction is unfair.
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Advocates for abuse victims consider compensation programs far inferior to legislative change.
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It is also sure to anger advocates for patients', women's, civil rights.
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At SFER, our student members are also passionate advocates for school choice.
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Tunzi also advocates for natural beauty, according to the Miss Universe website.
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The longtime CNBC personality advocates for free trade and generally opposes tariffs.
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Johnson thinks that the Pauls were poor advocates for the libertarian cause.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg also advocates for hiring people whom you respect.
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She advocates for inclusive marketing and marketing that shows the company's values.
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"Athletes, entertainers, writers — they all have advocates for them," Mr. Tumminia said.
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So how are advocates for and against abortion dealing with the news?
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Tribal advocates for grizzlies feel disrespected or disenfranchised by the government's delisting plan.
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The Women's Media Center is a nonprofit that advocates for women in media.
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Advocates for the wage hike didn't get everything they wanted in the bill.
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She's the president of a Dutch feminist organization that advocates for women's rights.
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The country's health minister thanked "tireless patient advocates" for making it happen.—VICE
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"The advocates for illegal aliens are appealing to emotion," Mehlman told Fox News.
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The organization also advocates for universal background checks and stricter gun trafficking laws.
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The disagreement has generated a lengthy Twitter dustup between advocates for each side.
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During the Obama administration, Texas and Oklahoma were strident advocates for state sovereignty.
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However, advocates for Stephens and the other employees say the opposite is true.
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Advocates for impeachment dressed in yellow and green at protests across the country.
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Some advocates for the island in Congress, however, are calling for much more.
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"It seems to be in direct contrast to what the mayor advocates for."
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When a man advocates for himself, [the response is] 'the guy's got guts.
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America, a nonprofit alliance that advocates for health research in the United States.
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The way González advocates for herself and others is nothing short of inspiring.
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Advocates for the tax's repeal point out a few fundamental problems with it.
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Now in her third year of remission, Quivers actively advocates for cancer research.
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Some of President Donald Trump's closest aides are long-time advocates for Taiwan.
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Austria had been one of the most vocal advocates for introducing Article 7.
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This candidate, Brzezinski continued, advocates for hedge fund managers to pay higher taxes.
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Traditionally, gun rights activist have been more passionate than advocates for gun control.
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Advocates for the lobbying group the Travel Technology Association support the new law.
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McElwee advocates for issue based campaigns that represent the needs of rural voters.
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Laura Weidman Powers is one of the tech industry's strongest advocates for diversity.
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It also advocates for loving the things you love without regret or hesitation.
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The second-most upvoted anti-Soros post on /r/conspiracy advocates for Sanders.
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UberPool has been praised by transportation advocates for helping complement subways and buses.
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Armstrong's presentation quoted two great advocates for children, Nelson Mandela and Fred Rogers.
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Kanovich personally advocates for Bitcoin, but says banks in emerging markets are weary.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook advocates for a similar approach to building your career.
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On social media, he stands up against bullying and advocates for LGBTQ youth.
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Former tech executive Andrew Yang: Advocates for a single-payer health-care system.
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"We need some more advocates for mental health or mental illness," he said.
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Hlavsa, herself a mom, advocates for do-it-yourself water testing as well.
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He is also president of an Illinois group that advocates for LGBT Republicans.
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Advocates for those fighting addiction have said a law enforcement approach isn't enough.
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Both now live in Germany and are outspoken advocates for other Yazidi survivors.
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Advocates for civil liberties and police reform have since expressed a similar dismay.
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USP also advocates for public and transparent quality standards to protect patient safety.
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She advocates for a systematized, disciplined, and mindful approach to saving and investing.
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In recent years, advocates for peace have managed to expand the discussion nationally.
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PAULINA DAVIS Supervising Staff Attorney Advocates for Children of New York New York
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McCain has been among the most vocal Republican advocates for comprehensive immigration reform.
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Advocates for blind people have pushed for the rules and praised the announcement.
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Advocates for the medical use of marijuana said the governor's actions were welcome.
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Judicial Watch is a polarizing group, even among advocates for greater government transparency.
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This American injustice has taught women to be strong advocates for all communities.
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Advocates for same-sex marriage won a long-sought victory with Obergefell v.
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Advocates for government reform called the trial's outcome an indictment of Albany's culture.
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Advocates for women's health care are angered by this attack on their work.
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So, Diggins and other winter sport athletes are becoming advocates for climate action.
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But they also enraged advocates for immigrants and drew complaints from business owners.
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It also, and relatedly, lost one of its biggest advocates for trans rights.
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Uber is being sued by NY disability advocates for not having accessible cars.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), one of the leading advocates for progressive-backed changes.
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His thinking is consistent with what he advocates for the rest of us.
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Ms. Sweet is the executive director of Advocates for Children of New York.
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Kim Sweet is the executive director of Advocates for Children of New York.
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Oren Cass advocates for a new measured dubbed 'the cost of thriving index.
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It is also sure to anger advocates for patients', women's, and civil rights.
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Advocates for the Namazis have been especially outspoken about calling for their release.
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It would feature two informed and articulate advocates for different points of view.
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Advocates for justice overhaul said Mr. Trump should be praised for his interventions.
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Instead, Obria's staff advocates for abstinence as the sole form of STD prevention.
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WBON's public policy committee advocates for female entrepreneurs at state and national levels.
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That included AARP Massachusetts, which advocates for consumers on issues including financial security.
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Some of the most prominent advocates for MMT are Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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I count myself as one of the staunchest advocates for the State Department.
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The 24-year-old advocates for mental health awareness and small business owners.
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That has caught the attention of advocates for nondiscrimination laws protecting LGBT citizens.
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The Joyce Foundation, which advocates for education and racial equity, commissioned the report.
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Lindsey Graham, one of the leading advocates for immigration reform, after Thursday's failure.
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She also advocates for "diversity and cultural awareness being taught in Icelandic schools."
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It was actually created by Advocates for Youth, and shared by Planned Parenthood.
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He also advocates for a single-payer system that includes coverage for immigrants.
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Luis Gutierrez, one of the most outspoken advocates for immigrant rights, said on Saturday.
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We are all advocates for these babies, but they are their baby's strongest advocates.
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Indeed, their businesses make them some of the strongest advocates for the plant's conservation.
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Her literary community organizing advocates for representation of Black writers via the hashtag #wellreadblackgirl.
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She advocates for universal background checks and closing the so-called gun show loophole.
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Peter is a physician, Anne a lawyer who advocates for young victims of abuse.
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Feminist Gloria Steinem advocates for women's rights at the Democratic National Convention on Jan.
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But advocates for seniors see an electorate actually more fluid than these tropes suggest.
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Here's how he built his career, spends his fortune, and advocates for climate health.
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If we want to move forward, we need to be advocates for all survivors.
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Financial advisors and advocates for special-needs families say it is a welcome step.
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Advocates for repealing the Cadillac tax include conservative chambers of commerce and big business.
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She tweets what she eats, promotes her favorite music and advocates for political action.
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Warren's plan advocates for increasing anti-trust scrutiny of consolidation that drives down wages.
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Others were tearful family members, devastated coaches, and advocates for survivors of sexual abuse.
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Advocates for the provision argue that many people are not accessing their online statements.
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Advocates for survivors of sexual abuse consider the self-reported lists unreliable and incomplete.
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Advocates for more regulation said they had a more receptive audience among European lawmakers.
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Soon after, she started a group called the Arkansas Advocates for Families and Children.
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Advocates for Big Tech argue that it democratizes — that code is a meritorious equalizer.
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Cheryl Lankford is an Army widow who advocates for families of the military's fallen.
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But advocates for legalisation doubt any such relaxation of the law will occur soon.
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She also advocates for animals, recently sharing an anti-poaching video with her followers.
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Advocates for survivors say the responsibility to warn future partners shouldn't lie with survivors.
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The music is part of a larger, insidious pattern, advocates for the homeless say.
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A nation that bears that burden must also be the staunchest advocates for nonproliferation.
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He went on to create Fear Nothing, a nonprofit that advocates for mental health.
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She advocates for government transparency and integrity, financial reform, civil justice and consumer protection.
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Later that year, Barlet founded AbleGamers, an organization that advocates for accessible gaming options.
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But this has done little to ease the worries of advocates for the homeless.
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Now, Park lives in the United States, where she advocates for North Korean refugees.
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Lorena Gonzalez, a San Diego Assemblywoman who advocates for labor force and women's issues.
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This is what advocates for government-enforced net neutrality have, are, and will argue.
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They've been advocates for ending net neutrality and had lobbied aggressively against the bill.
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And advocates for ObamaCare worry that another forthcoming rule could cause even more damage.
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But on social media and among advocates for the disabled, that rationale got panned.
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Regardless of your complexion, Jaliman advocates for cleansing, applying a serum, and, finally, SPF.
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Advocates for lower drug costs, though, say they intend to keep up the pressures.
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And advocates for ObamaCare worry that another forthcoming rule could cause even more damage.
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To newly minted pros, Kerney advocates for a very conservative mindset at the outset.
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Reuters noted, however, that advocates for victims were disappointed with Francis's remarks on Sunday.
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The film advocates for tough love in lieu of prison for troubled juvenile offenders.
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Others are aspiring cardiologists, future journalists, teachers and advocates for children with developmental disabilities.
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And advocates for them fear there may be no end to it anytime soon.
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Another critic was Henry Jasny, a lawyer for Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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That could have "deadly consequences," according to the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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Mr. Clementi's story was embraced by advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.
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Both of Rosa Parks' grandparents were former slaves and strong advocates for racial equality.
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The powerful, conservation organization, among other things, advocates for conservative judges, such as Kavanaugh.
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Rich people have had limited success as advocates for tax hikes in the past.
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Miller only advocates for the cruelest available options, and therefore rises in Trump's favor.
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The NPP is an ideology-based political party which advocates for Puerto Rico's statehood.
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The third school of thought advocates for treating Israel as any familiar European state.
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Advocates for Youth strongly opposes this nominee and urges the Senate to reject him.
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But defense attorneys, civil libertarians, and advocates for the wrongly accused have been critical.
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Increased highway checkpoints and workplace raids away from borders are alarming advocates for immigrants.
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Restaurant Opportunities Centers United advocates for food service workers by working with employers directly.
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He advocates for a lower bar to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
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Advocates for rape victims estimate that about 250,000 kits remain untested across the country.
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Some advocates for overhauling the criminal justice system say California's legislation could go farther.
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Advocates for clergy sexual abuse victims said the archdiocese's explanation amounted to a dodge.
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Still, advocates for legalization viewed his directive on medical marijuana as a positive step.
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Mr. Chan, however, said he and his party were advocates for peaceful political change.
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But now, the Nepali government and advocates for women are trying to end it.
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She advocates for people of color and low-income families and the immigrant community.
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Somers also advocates for putting "helpful friction" in between your dollars and your decisions.
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Lynn M. PaltrowNew YorkThe writer is executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women.
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It advocates for awareness of balance, posture, breathing, and coordination while performing everyday actions.
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Some advocates for marijuana legalization were sharply critical of his ideas on the issue.
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Advocates for undocumented workers are anxiously waiting to see what Mr. Trump will do.
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Jamil founded an organization called "i weigh," which advocates for inclusivity on social media.
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Advocates for sexual assault victims have also opposed the use of at-home kits.
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Maxine Waters, a California Democrat who was one of the earliest advocates for impeachment.
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SOLVER STORIES A mother advocates for her autistic child and receives her own diagnosis.
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Valencia works for Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada (PLAN), which advocates for immigrant rights.
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The ACLU is a nonprofit organization that defends and advocates for people's constitutional rights.
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She advocates for LGBTQ youth, people with HIV/AIDS, young professionals, refugees, and immigrants.
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Advocates for self-driving cars though emphasized that passing a federal framework was essential.
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Advocates for transgender rights hope the verdict makes facilities think twice before denying care.
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But in the long run, advocates for gun control are still the winners here.
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Ferrera advocates for better representation not just for women, but also for the Latinx community.
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But people who have worked with them said they will be effective advocates for Trump.
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Among those Kerby recommends are: Advocates for Youth, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Sex, Etc.
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The finding on teenaged use will put wind into the sails of advocates for liberalisation.
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He passionately advocates for decriminalization, pardons, drug treatment plans, and generous public mental health treatment.
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Advocates for stronger data protection laws say this results in data leaks often going unreported.
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It looked amazing, but irked public transportation advocates for prioritizing individual optimization over system optimization.
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Furuya is the Youth Program Manager at GLSEN, an organization that advocates for LGBTQ youth.
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In the decades following, Sanders became one of the most vocal advocates for marijuana reform.
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It's also a corporate partner of the Human Rights Campaign, which advocates for LGBT rights.
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First, there are advocates for restraint on the right as well as on the left.
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"I have a suggestion," activist Andi Dier, the founder of Transgender Advocates for Revolution, said.
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The Awood Center, which advocates for Somali and East African workers, is organizing the strike.
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Nye is the CEO of the Planetary Society, an organization that advocates for space exploration.
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He served on the Georgia State Medical Association, a group that advocates for medical professionals.
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Advocates for survivors say this will make it harder for colleges to address sexual assault.
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Osler is a former federal prosecutor, who advocates for more humane sentencing and clemency policies.
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What Brakhage advocates for is a cinema unshackled from verbal language and the dramatic arts.
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The Modern Markets Initiative, which advocates for high-frequency trading, is lobbying against the tax.
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She and her husband, a retired astronaut, have become outspoken advocates for tighter gun laws.
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Kevin McCarty, a Sacramento Assembly member who advocates for free community college and gun regulation.
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Victoria Shuler is the legacy project coordinator with Advocates for Children-CASA in Aurora, Colo.
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Ortega has been one of the vocal and visible advocates for the military's transgender community.
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He advocates for having the baby and if necessary, giving it up for adoption instead.
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Her non-profit, Rise, now advocates for systematic legal protections for victims of sexual assault.
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Pesavento is president of the 420 USA Political Action Committee, which advocates for marijuana legalization.
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Advocates for lifting the ban say the move would send a strong signal to China.
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Any public figure who advocates for abortion places himself or herself outside of Church teaching.
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Advocates, for instance, say no community has yet been handed the deeds to reclaimed lands.
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Kim also works with Everytown for Gun Safety and actively advocates for gun control legislation.
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The main advocates for the industry is a large donor to both major political parties.
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Mashable turned to immigration experts and advocates for advice on how best to do that.
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Clinton cast the Reagans as early advocates for H.I.V./AIDS patients, which was incorrect. Mrs.
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LUCHA advocates for social justice and democratic governance through non-partisan and non-violent actions.
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The center advocates for prisoners' rights though the publication of the monthly Prison Legal News.
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Advocates for ending the practice called for action by state lawmakers to abolish it completely.
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And it enlisted a full complement of social justice activists and policy advocates for guidance.
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Lynn M. Paltrow is the founder and executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women.
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The couple have been advocates for Elephants Without Borders and the conservation of the animals.
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Advocates for the survivors said the government's action was insufficient, considering what they had suffered.
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Advocates for L.G.B.T. people operate largely underground out of fear of persecution, the organization said.
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AARP, the lobby for older Americans, and advocates for cancer patients are already expressing concerns.
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Advocates for parolees say that ideally, state prisons would help former inmates find permanent housing.
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Advocates for it pointed out that the ordinance's origins lay in the country's eugenicist past.
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Advocates for sexual assault survivors consider it a sign of a system stacked against victims.
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Advocates for freedom of the press expressed concern about the arrest and prosecution of reporters.
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Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety commissioned the poll, which was conducted by ORC International.
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After every mass shooting, the NRA's backers scold gun-reform advocates for politicizing the tragedy.
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If anything, advocates for immigrants brought to this country as children may have lost ground.
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As consultants and advocates for such public-private partnerships, we believe those attacks are wrongheaded.
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Nevertheless, advocates for private school choice hope the Arizona victory will lead to national momentum.
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Advocates for military sexual assault victims described the military's rendering of the facts as misleading.
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Her group, a chapter of the federally recognized International Entertainment Adult Union, advocates for performers.
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Giffords and Kelly are among the country's most prominent advocates for stricter gun control laws.
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Immigration advocates, for their part, have pushed back on it being a national security crisis.
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Advocates for a public credit registry say it will finally bring transparency to credit scores.
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The 22-year-old advocates for LGBTQ youth and those living with HIV and AIDS.
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She advocates for creating a cash flow grid, debt snowball, and debt avalanche repayment methods.
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State-level education leaders could be strong advocates for her push for K-12 federalism.
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Some of the industry's most vocal advocates for reform — like the Zuckerberg-backed group FWD.
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A natural politician, she now advocates for her country of Agrabah at the United Nations.
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In addition to being dedicated athletes, they had to be advocates for their own inclusion.
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That's an argument that advocates for the mentally ill have had to make for decades.
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That was organized by Rideshare Drivers United, a group that advocates for Los Angeles-based workers.
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But ultimately, Francis is among the world's most powerful — and necessary — advocates for the world's marginalized.
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On the other, pretty much everyone who is or advocates for a customer of those industries.
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DeVos has been harshly criticized by public education advocates for her work as secretary of education.
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"I think the women [in Congress] are basically stronger advocates for [women's health]," she summed up.
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He is also one of Australia's most unlikely and zealous advocates for making gay marriage legal.
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Over the years, the pair have both become outspoken advocates for wellness, yoga, and healthy eating.
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Charter advocates, for their part, are actively pushing back on the need to integrate at all.
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And Uber drivers are much more sympathetic advocates for the Uber business model than Uber management.
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Advocates for migrant children said the policy could be psychologically harmful to youngsters and intimidate sponsors.
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Brockbank's group advocates for federal funding of beach nourishment and lobbied on Hurricane Sandy recovery legislation.
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Now in her 20s, Astrid advocates for the rights of undocumented Americans all over the country.
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"Marine Tigers" advocates for compassion, kindness, and acceptance at a time when we need it most.
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Opinion among advocates for reform is also split on the best way to achieve marriage equality.
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Phartiyal has a background in molecular biology and advocates for science-based decision making in politics.
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SUSAN OCHSHORN, NEW YORK The writer is an education policy analyst who advocates for young children.
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Dodds is a the director of communication for Smart Growth America, which advocates for sustainable neighborhoods.
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Planned Parenthood also advocates for policies that ensure access to these services and protect women's rights.
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It's a nonprofit association, the Post said, that trains restaurant workers and advocates for higher wages.
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Many student survivors of the Florida shooting have emerged as prominent advocates for greater gun control.
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She and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, have become outspoken advocates for tighter gun laws.
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However, designers and brands can still play an important role as advocates for their undocumented colleagues.
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And creating advocates for technology, and informed educated consumers who want to engage in these discussions.
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Ruhle constantly advocates for working moms on her show and through blog posts on NBC Better.
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Three years ago I attended a conference in Washington, D.C. for advocates for children with cancer.
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Democrats, who would seem likely advocates for lower prices, are not much more reliable than Republicans.
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Lowenthal also created the Coalition of Private Investment Companies, which advocates for the alternative investment industry.
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Advocates for the rule's clause on lawsuits, say that arbitrations are often ineffective and not transparent.
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The conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute has been one of the most vocal advocates for that position.
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Bloomberg earlier this year launched Beyond Carbon, a $500 million group that advocates for energy reform.
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Jellyby, who obsessively advocates for a faraway population but neglects to care for her own kids.
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When we share our history, we serve as daily advocates for justice, freedom and equal opportunity.
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The deal comes as the Danish People's Party advocates for more restrictions on immigrants and refugees.
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Advocates for eliminating the deduction argue that the preference disproportionately benefits higher earners and subsidizes states.
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ABLE accounts are intended to offer a simpler, less costly option, advocates for the disabled said.
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But advocates for working families say the proposal won't help the people who need it most.
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But Capitol Hill dynamics are leading some advocates for the deal to pull back a bit.
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Advocates for change say the current system places outsized importance on a handful of swing-states.
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Advocates for voter outreach say it aims to suppress turnout, particularly in impoverished and minority communities.
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Despite the momentum in both chambers, advocates for the LWCF aren't resting on their laurels. Sen.
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The United Nations Population Fund advocates for improving sexual, reproductive, and maternal health around the world.
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She also advocates for abortion funds as a way to fight socioeconomic barriers to abortion access.
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He and Williams were reliable advocates for years of near-zero rates to drive down unemployment.
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Rise is a non-profit organization that advocates for systematic legal protections for sexual assault survivors.
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Until this week, Asia Argento was one of the most powerful advocates for the #MeToo movement.
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These students need as much time in the classroom as possible, advocates for homeless families say.
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What this does is it makes our job as advocates for the Hispanic community infinitely harder.
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Advocates for the program say the bureau, which oversees 183,000 inmates, denies thousands of deserving applicants.
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Advocates for the palliative use of marijuana contend that New York's law is far too narrow.
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His wife and he were strident advocates for the pro-LGBT agenda; most religious conservatives aren't.
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It's what some advocates for tougher gun regulations contend about graphic images of school shooting victims.
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And if no one advocates for these intangibles, the last quiet places will soon be gone.
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An earlier version failed after facing opposition from local governments and advocates for low-income residents.
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Advocates for criminal justice reform say that ending the bail system would help curb mass incarceration.
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Advocates for the program said they were hoping that officials would publicly address questions about funding.
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Homelessness is rising, advocates for the poor say, as an economic slowdown hurts jobs and wages.
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FWD is a bipartisan political organization that advocates for a better immigration and criminal justice system.
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Although his plan doesn't go as far as Sanders's, Biden also advocates for health care reform.
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Eventually, those practices turned some American businesses from ardent advocates for good relations into fierce critics.
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With the election of President Trump, advocates for Yucca Mountain saw a chance to revive it.
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It advocates for disengagement from foreign theaters in which no specific American interest is at stake.
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Warren specifically advocates for the LGBTQ community to be covered under her "Medicare for All" plan.
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But advocates for Korean adoptees say there may be more than twice as many, some undocumented.
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Advocates for stricter immigration policies also believe Trump is on the right side of public opinion.
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The decision is a step forward for advocates for transparency in police activity across the country.
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Students from the school have emerged since the killings as high-profile advocates for gun control.
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The inhabitants of Kasserine, however neglected by the state, were passionate advocates for their own rights.
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The party largely advocates for common sense reforms to address background checks, loopholes and assault weapons.
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Students who survived the mass shooting have become vocal advocates for gun control in recent days.
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Those well-meaning advocates for another option can't simply wish a strong independent candidacy into existence.
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She also explicitly advocates for body positivity and self-acceptance in her music and social media.
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Shanahan played a crucial role in its implementation, raising the ire of advocates for transgender rights.
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He was one of the first advocates for the establishment of a system of national parks.
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Advocates for the program argued that doing so would needlessly upend the program and impact services.
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But the views expressed in the audio disturb advocates for the separation of church and state.
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Many of those in the community of advocates for people with disabilities have a different view.
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Nor is it likely to be moved by the demands of the advocates for illegal aliens.
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Bloomberg founded Beyond Carbon earlier this year, a $500 million group that advocates for energy reform.
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Related: Rose McGowan's powerful voice McGowan and Argento are both outspoken advocates for the #MeToo movement.
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Family planning groups and advocates for women's rights criticized Republican plans to roll back these requirements.
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Advocates for earmarks argue that they create opportunities to fund neglected services or projects outside Washington.
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Since then, students have emerged as some of the most vocal advocates for strengthening firearms restrictions.
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But advocates for the poor say low-income people often face numerous roadblocks in finding work.
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In June, Democrats tried to outdo each other as advocates for abortion rights, with Washington Gov.
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Founder and primary financier of Everytown for Gun Safety, which advocates for stricter gun control legislation.
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The book advocates for the assassination of politicians, bombings, and general guerilla war against the state.
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The National Policy Institute, which advocates for a white "ethnostate," had a page with 4,000 followers.
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But advocates for victims cautioned Ms. DeVos not to forget those who have been sexually assaulted.
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Given that result, the advocates for Brexit earned the chance to pass a plan in Parliament.
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Advocates for nursing home residents say that relaxing penalties threatens to undo progress at deterring wrongdoing.
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Many of its members are already well-established advocates for criminal justice reform in their communities.
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In Louisiana, Scott Huffman advocates for the rights of deaf prisoners as an interpreter and activist.
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Tamai heads the group Angeles Sin Fronteras, which advocates for deportees and homeless people in the city.
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But the plan was immediately criticized by education advocates for essentially cutting money intended for poorer districts.
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Advocates for the trans community have long complained that gay and lesbian people dominate the LGBTQ movement.
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Horowitz, founder of the Freelancers Union which advocates for independent workers, chairs the New York Fed's board.
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There, she connected with families of, and advocates for, missing and murdered indigenous women across the country.
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Advocates for the agency have vowed to fight any changes from Capitol Hill or the White House.
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Equality Florida, a statewide organization that advocates for the rights of the LGBT community, recently condemned Trump.
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Kara Skahen is program director of Live Smoke Free, an organization that advocates for smoke-free housing.
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This all sounds good in theory, but advocates for people living with HIV say it's not enough.
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And many individual Republicans in Congress have been reliable advocates for various parochial industry and corporate concerns.
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Advocates for Israel like me will have a hard time explaining reneging on a signed international agreement.
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Mark was also an astronaut, and he now advocates for gun control alongside his wife, former Rep.
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"We must be very careful not to endanger our reputation as advocates for free trade," he said.
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Lankford's resolution is backed by the Judicial Crisis Network, an organization that advocates for conservative judicial nominees.
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Furuya, Youth Programs Manager at GLSEN, an organization that advocates for LGBTQ students, told Mashable over email.
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Just last month, advocates for commercial fishing asked the government for disaster relief to help the industry.
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Advocates for the law had said it would underpin organizations that provide the widest range of services.
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What's more important than those first dollars in the bank is having amazing advocates for your solution.
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DiCaprio is a devoted environmentalist who advocates for global issues such as climate change and animal conservation.
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Firearms have thrived in the current environment, in which the sitting Democratic president advocates for gun control.
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In the video, Bell advocates for "pinksourcing," or the act of hiring only women to save money.
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The ability of new technology like AI to supercharge surveillance has been worrying privacy advocates for years.
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That's a big part of a health coach's job -- teaching patients to be better advocates for themselves.
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Outrage ensued, from advocates for screening who said the advice would lead to delayed diagnoses and deaths.
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He advocates for laptops over PCs to save yourself the space—since old PCs can be enormous.
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The CSVG also advocates for policy that disarms domestic abusers, and actively works to prevent firearm suicides.
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Many advocates for education are concerned about President Donald Trump's understanding and concern on the infrastructure issue.
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She advocates for a federal social insurance fund, like those in place in a handful of states.
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She hates pipelines, wants to abolish ICE, advocates for Medicare-for-all, free college and guaranteed employment.
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As a freshman in high school Ahmed founded Redefy, a nonprofit organization that advocates for social justice.
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Still, advocates for prison reform believe this could be the beginning of the end for private prisons.
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That will please advocates for higher minimum wages, who argue that better-paid workers are more productive.
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The nonprofit group advocates for housekeepers across the country and has pushed change at the state level.
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Eventually, I reached out to InterACT, an organization that advocates for intersex youth, and became a member.
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But advocates for refugees and asylum seekers say that the alternatives can be burdensome and even painful.
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He advocates for cooperation between law enforcement, social media companies, community leaders and groups like the ADL.
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Currently, its star is Javier Munoz, an openly gay, HIV-positive actor who advocates for both communities.
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He's a senator who's campaigned with a pastor who advocates for the death penalty for LGBT people.
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Advocates for U.S. citizens living abroad see a big opportunity in the GOP's push for tax reform.
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Emily Brown and Kathleen Kersh are Attorneys at Law at the Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc.
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Advocates for the rule believe it will help retirees by eliminating hidden costs and provide more disclosure.
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I think even though I'm not an activist filmmaker, the film advocates for federal oversight pretty strongly.
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Lighthizer needs the waiver because federal law prohibits former advocates for foreign governments from holding the job.
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The foundation advocates for improving the lives of people with Down syndrome through medical research and education.
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Advocates for a soda tax in Mexico were targeted with government-exclusive spyware, a prominent laboratory reported.
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Still, Qatar finds itself pitted against an army of advocates for the countries that have cut ties.
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Patricia Soldano is founder of the Policy and Taxation Group, which advocates for free market tax policies.
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His resignation is cause for celebration for members of both political parties, opponents and advocates for Obamacare.
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The backlash from advocates for immigrants and the environment have launched significant legal and public relations challenges.
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Advocates for the Haitian victims, who have been following the Roma dispute, said they saw important parallels.
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The advocates for contracting out services compare the proposal to TRICARE, the Department of Defense (DoD) program.
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Advocates for privatization argue that our air traffic control system has suffered under years of congressional mismanagement.
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Since the shooting, Giffords has become one of the nation's pre-eminent advocates for gun control legislation.
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Ulukaya now advocates for companies to get involved in the ongoing refugee crisis, Bloomberg reported in August.
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The companies and their trade organizations have been strong advocates for past attempts at email privacy reform.
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Vlieghe is considered one of the strongest advocates for keeping interest rates low among the BoE's policymakers.
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She's the First advocates for the rights of women around the world to a 12-year education.
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Advocates for pit bulls say they're stigmatized and such attacks get a disproportionate amount of media attention.
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How fitting that an actress who advocates for gender equality would become the target of sexist trolls.
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Instead, Komesaroff advocates for codifying the "double effect" principle when it comes to end-of-life care.
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Ulukaya also advocates for companies to get involved in the ongoing refugee crisis, Bloomberg reported August 28.
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Advocates for keeping the name secret say that circulating the whistleblower's name would put him in danger.
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Not surprisingly, the Davids are strong advocates for netting that goes from foul pole to foul pole.
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He advocates for a Haitian patient who wants a traditional "protection ritual" before surgery, over doctors' objections.
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Advocates for Bacelar, however, believe two traits could put her over other primary challengers: youth and gender.
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Without repercussions, many advocates for police reform argued, reckless cops have no reason to change their ways.
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" Utzerath's article, "5 Healing Crystals to Help Your Dog," advocates for having "Fido choose his own crystals.
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Advocates for these systems believe the technology will make for smarter students, better teachers, and safer schools.
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Adityanath is a hard-line advocate of Hindutva — an ideology that advocates for Hindu hegemony over India.
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"We consulted with showrunners, writing staffs, guilds" and advocates for accurate depictions of the disabled, he said.
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West advocates for modernized farming, and even camaraderie with his tenant farmers — it is 1877, after all.
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He advocates for so-called upskilling — where current employees are trained to take on more sophisticated work.
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Outside the state, advocates for immigrants lamented that Ms. Tibbetts's death was being used for political gains.
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Advocates for the tax reduction in Congress claimed that it would engender 20173,000 jobs in two years.
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But the service has been criticized by privacy advocates for scanning email to generate contextually aware ads.
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An organization that advocates for local children with learning disabilities shared her statement to the school board.
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Jaylen prefers a fast pace and often advocates for using a timer to speed up the game.
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Everytown collects and distributes gun violence research, advocates for policies, and funds candidates fighting against gun violence.
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They are advocates for Sandy Hook Promise, an organization that aims to help teachers recognize warning signs.
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Make Room advocates for struggling renters and elevates rental housing on the agendas of our nation's leaders.
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"Thank you @SenatorLeyva and @JustCare, and thousands of campus advocates, for your leadership in advancing abortion access."
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Advocates for the legislation argue that it will help to curb the growing online sex trafficking industry.
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She has been vehemently criticized by many education advocates for favoring voucher programs over repairing public schools.
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"You had some really, really passionate advocates for Bernie Sanders" in music, said Mr. Bernstein of HeadCount.
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It advocates for small-time shareholders who might lose out if "politically motivated" resolutions hurt investors' portfolios.
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Advocates for a soda tax in Mexico were targeted with government-exclusive spyware, a prominent laboratory reported.
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Advocates for action on drug prices see the changes as an important step to targeting high costs.
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They were not only fantastic advocates for the FemTech space but also for female and minority founders.
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The Outdoors Alliance for Kids advocates for more opportunities for children, youth and families to get outdoors.
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I was recently in Washington, D.C. with CreativeFuture, an organization that advocates for the rights of creatives.
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"This research highlights an opportunity for physicians to be more effective advocates for our patients," he said.
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That trend aligns with reports from other states but has been questioned by advocates for abuse survivors.
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Advocates for allowing transgender people in the military said they were not yet ready to declare victory.
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But advocates for nursing-home residents say the revised penalties are weakening a valuable patient-safety tool.
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Both Butina and Torshin were vocal advocates for gun rights, and they became fixtures at NRA events.
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Advocates for abuse survivors said it was not clear that the new system would work in practice.
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The nonprofit group advocates for housekeepers across the country, and has pushed change at the state level.
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Advocates for the measure argue that decriminalization would shift law enforcement resources away from pursuing nonviolent offenses.
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"The NFL had an opportunity to be leaders and advocates for change in law enforcement," Pennie says.
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Second and relatedly, there is often a false dichotomy drawn in the energy world, with advocates for big power plants and the big grid (the "hard path" in energy development) on one side and advocates for self-sufficient local grids run on DERs (the "soft path") on the other.
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Ally [al-ahy] | noun (allies) A straight and/or cisgender person who supports and advocates for LGBTQ people.
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Jacqueline Gillan, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, said policymakers are struggling to find an answer.
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That meeting was the first of many solidifying an alliance between advocates for gun control and gay rights.
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But as much as ADF considers their fight to be generational, so too do advocates for queer youth.
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"We want to recognize people who are advocates for disabled communities," says Sophia Rossovsky, the organization's executive director.
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She's developed a passionate voice about it, advocates for it, and has come under harsh criticism for it.
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"They're all lovely and supportive women, and a lot of them are strong advocates for breastfeeding," she explains.
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Advocates for stricter immigration enforcement accused the Obama administration of using expedited removal simply to inflate deportation statistics.
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Advocates for immigrants took a dim view of HHS's plans to use DNA to match children to parents.
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Advocates for refugees hoped that the European Court of Justice might change that in a ruling this week.
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In lieu of any signature, the app nearly advocates for an emoji with the conclusion of any payment.
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" In March, Greitens called advocates for the anti-discrimination legislation protecting women and their reproductive choices "crazy liberals.
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They are advocates for the LGBTQ community, with Ariadne recently pledging a whopping $15 million dollars to GLAAD.
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Gabrielle Giffords and co-founder of Americans for Responsible Solutions, a group that advocates for tougher gun laws.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has been among the advocates for the move, officials and advocates said.
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Still, advocates for flavored products say they're an important tool in getting adults to switch from combustible cigarettes.
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She founded Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families and helped lead its national partner, The Children's Defense Fund.
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Advocates for calling off the execution were worried the lethal injection would cause prolonged suffocation and excruciating pain.
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Pence's conservative record on social issues has already generated attacks from advocates for abortion access and LGBT rights.
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The map was created by the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, a nonprofit that advocates for local economies.
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Ideally, they serve as aids and advocates for those primarily affected by oppression (in this case, trans youth).
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Some conservatives caricature advocates for victims as snowflakes; activists too often tar critics of Title IX as chauvinists.
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They have since become vocal advocates for gun control, founding the Americans for Responsible Solutions political action committee.
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At Gingko at least, we are advocates for GMO labeling and for specific labeling of all these ingredients.
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Ocasio-Cortez and the progressive wing of the Democratic Party are the latest advocates for such a plan.
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The company also elicits howls from consumer advocates for its abysmal ability to protect user privacy and data.
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Blue Lives Matter, an organization that supports and advocates for police officers, similarly dismissed Trump's remarks as banter.
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Putin and advocates for the Kremlin's position had had no success with the campaign - until Trump became president.
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Make Room advocates for better policies and telling the stories of real families who can't make rent today.
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Eden Arazi, who advocates for an organization, Kirtzno, that supports religious transgender Jews, was appalled by Trump's decision.
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He also advocates for the "whisper test," where the MRI technologist, out of eyeshot, whispers to the patient.
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That sense of desperation and hopelessness often fades as they become advocates for their own lives and futures.
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Greisa Martinez Rosas, the advocacy director of United We Dream, which advocates for undocumented immigrants, dismissed Trump's tweet.
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Emmanuelle intends to fight back, and VoteRunLead, a group that advocates for women in politics, started a Change.
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A good example is The Daily Stormer, the white supremacist website that advocates for the genocide of Jews.
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Advocates for sexual education fear that the losers will be the teenagers the administration is purporting to help.
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Its legacy remains as a statement of the idealism expressed by advocates for peace in the interwar period.
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Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.) has quietly become one of the strongest national advocates for fighting opioid abuse.
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"Brazil firmly and loudly advocates for transparency on both climate action and financial support," J. Antonio Marcondes said.
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Many of the student survivors from the shooting became outspoken advocates for increased gun control following the attack.
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To rack up prescriptions, salespeople identified doctors, nurses and pharmacists who could serve as advocates for the drug.
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Other programs include Weed for Warriors and Hero Grown, which advocates for access and acceptance of medical marijuana.
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Chirino raises money for the Voices for Children Foundation, which advocates for foster children in the Miami area.
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Now stateside, she advocates for veterans and their families as the founding director of the NYC Veterans Alliance.
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He also advocates for the renewal of the Federal Assault Weapons Ban that lasted between 1994 and 2004.
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Advocates for the workers say yes, because the descriptors gay and trans are inherently related to one's sex.
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Advocates for disabled people say withholding the names is consistent with a culture that considers them lesser beings.
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The National Women's Law Center is a nonprofit organization that advocates for women and families through legal initiatives.
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Advocates for the sales tax measure had wanted to link it to a ban on taxing Internet access.
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In 1996, the country had 452 abortion clinics, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which advocates for reproductive rights.
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The first lady launched "Be Best," a campaign that advocates for children's well-being and discourages online bullying.
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Advocates for new firearms legislation are eager to portray political opponents as out of step with public sentiment.
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The fight for veterans' votes will be fierce, and it puts advocates for veterans in a difficult spot.
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Europe in his run for the French presidency, now advocates for detaining and deporting migrants to conflict zones
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She also advocates for queer and trans youth of color as part of PrYSM (Providence Youth Student Movement).
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Advocates for technology companies say that by helping keep costs down, this will lead to more consumer choice.
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Since then, the Parkland survivors have emerged as some of the most vocal advocates for tightening gun restrictions.
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"Pain patients have been abused," says Schatman, who advocates for a middle ground on the use of opioids.
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The organization also advocates for legal reforms and policy changes for the rights of abuse survivors in Bolivia.
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Advocates for Bitcoin have argued that Ethereum will face more security problems because its software is more complex.
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Kushner and other advocates for the bill hope it will get a vote on the House floor soon.
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Advocates for reproductive rights have argued that Texas and Louisiana already limit access to safe and legal abortions.
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There are some very sincere advocates for free speech rights on the right, especially in the national press.
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She also advocates for more security in protected areas to prevent animal theft, poaching, and illegal tree-felling.
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They're also among the greatest advocates for sports to aid in recovery from traumatic injury, illness or disease.
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Advocates for domestic violence victims said the league could have taken a harder line earlier in the case.
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The intrapreneur is the visionary, cheerleader, and cross-functional coach who advocates for, and pushes along, innovation efforts.
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Advocates for free college education in the U.S. have implemented programs similar to those currently used in Denmark.
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And advocates for campaign finance reform are still fighting the 2010 5-4 decision in Citizens United v.
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Macy advocates for medical-assisted therapies to help victims of the crisis and notes some pockets of progress.
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Advocates for fiscal reform argue that the debt impact has indeed reached the point where action is necessary.
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The policy announcement outraged advocates for transgender troops, and the advocates vowed to fight the limits in court.
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Op-Ed Contributor With each mass shooting, calls rise from gun control advocates for tighter rules on firearms.
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Issue two: Advocates for women who have brought allegations against Harvey Weinstein worry that could deny them justice.
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When they're successful, they can be advocates for diversity and inclusion, and then get that tech flywheel going.
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Young Advocates for Fair Education, the group that filed the 2015 complaint, has sued to block the measure.
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Advocates for the migrants expressed concern about the prospect of vast settlements of families housed on military bases.
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But advocates for stronger rules say the years of educational efforts have not slowed the number of deaths.
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But advocates for this plan think DNC Chairman Tom Perez couldn't possibly ban top-tier candidates like Sens.
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Flyers Rights was also one of the main advocates for getting the F.A.A. to regulate economy seat size.
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Advocates for the homeless are calling for more resourcesThe coronavirus has infected over 113,000 people and killed 4,000.
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It bills itself "the Activist Company" and publicly advocates for environmental protection, fair trade and stricter labor standards.
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Advocates for gay and transgender people who had pushed for changes in Boy Scouts' policy praised Monday's announcement.
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Activists want to register 1 million new voters and get more strong advocates for women's rights into office.
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But so many similar regulations are in place or pending that advocates for transgender rights are hardly relieved.
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Now, advocates for the elderly worry that millions of people receiving monthly pension checks could be at risk.
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Survivors have since become vocal advocates for gun control and have been pressing lawmakers to pass new laws.
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Gender identity advocates praise the move Advocates for gender identity are praising Newsom's proposal as a step forward.
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For several months, prominent advocates for impeaching Trump have made that case—and recent polls are bolstering it.
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"It's very important to have someone who advocates for women's rights in a position of power," she said.
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Advocates for leaving rates unchanged believe uncertainties caused by the coronavirus were a reason not to cut rates.
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That wasn't the only aspect of Bloomberg's record that has long troubled advocates for low-income New Yorkers.
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But experts say that many parents are ill-equipped to be advocates for their children's rights during interrogations.
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Advocates for education savings accounts say they allow children from low-income families to escape failing public schools.
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Groups, including the Coalition for Paper Options, which advocates for paper-based financial notices, support this latest proposal.
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Since the shooting, students have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding lawmakers take action against gun violence.
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Advocates for gay marriage won early victories among many churches, the American Bar Association and child development experts.
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" In another video, he advocates for segregation and Jim Crow, arguing "even if it was bad, who cares?
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In "Mission to Mars: My Vision for Space Exploration," he advocates for a manned mission to the planet.
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Most individuals don't have attorneys, and advocates for migrants say they may not be aware of their rights.
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Gab is a social media platform that advocates for free speech and puts nearly no restrictions on content.
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Strider is currently the president of the American Values Network, a group that advocates for progressive Christian values.
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Everyone, including advocates for these and other social programs, should understand that there will be no easy victories.
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Many students who survived the shooting have since become advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers take action.
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Students have since become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers act to prevent future school shootings.
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William Barber, who leads the Poor People's Campaign, a national organization that advocates for racial and economic justice.
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Mouratoglou is one of the strongest advocates for on-court coaching, even though his player never uses it.
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Though prisons and jails developed treatment programs, few of them were effective, advocates for the mentally ill said.
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Advocates for abused nuns were relieved the pope had at last put the issue on the church's radar.
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They went on to become curators, judges, lawyers, doctors, teachers, journalists and advocates for women in the workplace.
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Advocates for Francis hope that Archbishop Scicluna will now figure in opening up the eyes of another pontiff.
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After the campaign, Ayers helped found America First Policies, a combative political group that advocates for Trump's policies.
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Advocates for sexual assault victims feared the move would curb protections and could discourage victims from speaking out.
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And some advocates for people with Down syndrome say the rate of abortions after a diagnosis is falling.
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They are outreach youth advocates for Safe Horizon, a nonprofit focused on homeless young people and domestic violence victims.
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The organization advocates for impoverished women in the area and helps them navigate the criminal justice and social systems.
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She wrote that she felt the pearls were to "mock" her group's volunteers and other advocates for gun reform.
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"We're not expecting to be happy," said Roy Beck, president of NumbersUSA, a group that advocates for reduced immigration.
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He has questioned the science behind climate change and advocates for giving states greater control over energy industry regulation.
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We remove content that displays, advocates for, or coordinates sexual acts with non-consenting parties or commercial sexual services.
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Matson is also president of the Log Cabin Republicans of Illinois, a GOP group that advocates for LGBT rights.
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Though Wu advocates for gender inclusivity, she doesn't see herself as a "feminist," calling the term counterproductive in China.
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The nonprofit advocates for reforms to sentencing guidelines and civil asset forfeitures and for programs that fight recidivism rates.
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But some advocates for abuse victims say these guidelines don't go far enough to keep student victim-survivors safe.
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International human rights groups and advocates for the Rohingya have raised concerns that extrajudicial killings may be taking place.
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The White House isn't barren of advocates for the hardline immigration approach beloved by Trump's base, despite Bannon's exit.
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Right now, there's an incredible opportunity for students to become advocates for Title IX at their school, she says.
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The flyers contained links to The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi website that advocates for the genocide of Jews.
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Published in March, the non-partisan, rigorous research reaffirms what advocates for reproductive health have been saying for years.
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Advocates for impeaching Trump have hoped that Mueller's appearance would help push more Democrats to endorse opening impeachment proceedings.
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The lawsuit was filed by attorneys for the Alliance Defending Freedom, which advocates for conservative positions on religious liberty.
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He advocates for a "lean, simple" tax code, a reduction in government regulations and in negotiating stronger trade deals.
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Now, she advocates for a new look at aid, and she's unabashed about bringing her ideas to the top.
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Advocates for ad blockers argue that digital advertisements are usually pesky, bothersome, unhelpful, and often take up precious bandwidth.
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He is, however, likely to be one of the strongest advocates for legal marijuana among a very crowded field.
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Macleod also advocates for funders to withhold a portion of research grant funding until researchers have published their work.
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They don't always need to be postured in front of others as poster kids and advocates for LGBTQ+ issues.
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Shanna Cleveland, a senior manager at Ceres, an organization that advocates for more sustainable business practices, echoed Congressman Lieu.
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It's a good piece focused on two of the company's best advocates for journalists, Alex Hardiman and Campbell Brown.
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ADF is a nonprofit legal organization that advocates for the free speech and free exercise rights of all Americans.
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Advocates for immigrants have decried Trump's first 100 days as productive, but in the wrong ways to their eyes.
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Read on for a look at what the DSA organization advocates for and how it&aposs impacting midterm elections.
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She pressed her argument with Pruitt, who was one of the administration's most prominent advocates for leaving the accord.
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His fifth suggestion, like the second and third, advocates for discrimination, this time against transgender children in public schools.
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It's a plan that has long been supported by advocates for reducing the traffic in New York's clogged streets.
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On Thursday, advocates for an elected board cited that list of financial and management transgressions under an appointed board.
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I called advocates for medical marijuana "wolves dressed in sheep's clothing," but I also supported decriminalization of drug use.
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He has been among the most aggressive and forceful advocates for restrictive voting laws and harsh anti-immigration policies.
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In fact, OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro has been one of the most powerful advocates for freedom in Venezuela.
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She notes that, especially in the last two years, men are more frequently becoming advocates for diversity and inclusion.
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Read more here SPONSORED CONTENT - PHARMACEUTICAL CARE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION PBMs are advocates for consumers to keep prescription drugs affordable.
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Advocates for reorganizing the military's space operations say the United States is lagging behind its adversaries in that area.
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The strike was organized by the Awood Center, which advocates for the rights of Somali and East African workers.
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Eder is also the executive director of 50 Miles More, a youth-led organization that advocates for gun reform.
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One carried the flag of a group called the League of the South, which advocates for "Anglo-Celtic" supremacy.
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Family physicians are committed to resolving this epidemic both on the front lines and as advocates for our patients.
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Even district attorneys, who have historically been some of the biggest advocates for money bail, have been stepping up.
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Journalists, environmentalists, and transparency advocates for months have pressed the Environmental Protection Agency administrator for details about his whereabouts.
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Those expulsions have increased with the government's tougher line on immigration, according to advocates for the rights of immigrants.
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He reportedly gave another $25,000 to the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, a group that advocates for illegal immigrants.
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The organization advocates for women's access to safe health care and has centers throughout America, Africa, and Latin America.
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The Malala Fund advocates for the rights of young women to have 12 years of free, safe, quality education.
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Since the shooting, students have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers act to prevent future tragedies.
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Advocates for the homeless said the uptick had renewed fears that the drug's use could be on an upswing.
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"She was really one of the major advocates for special parts of the relationship with China," Mr. Shi said.
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This has accelerated since the Obama presidency, as the Democratic Party has embraced messaging that advocates for socialist policies.
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But advocates for strict financial rules have argued cost-benefit analysis is primarily a way to trip up regulators.
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They also have raised concerns among advocates for the law that enrollment in Obamacare plans will fall in 2018.
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As longtime advocates for veterans' interests, we were urging VA reform even before the most recent scandals were exposed.
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For all the questions, advocates for older parents say they can provide something special for their children — and themselves.
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Styx bassist Chuck Panozzo announced his HIV diagnosis in 2001, and advocates for HIV awareness and for gay rights.
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Rep. John Larson of Connecticut said he advocates for impeachment proceedings to begin in a statement on September 24.
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For years, the fast-food chain has faced criticism from LGBTQ advocates for its donations to certain Christian charities.
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Jaya Vas, who has a PhD in immunology, advocates for standard preventative measures, including vaccines and consistent hand washing.
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And parades — he would have marched with advocates for social justice as a matter of human dignity and inclusion.
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Advocates for the bill noted that complications from clandestine abortions are the leading cause of maternal deaths in Argentina.
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Advocates for new subsidies argue that the price spikes after the "bomb cyclone" justify the need for government intervention.
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The LIBRE Initiative is a Koch-backed group, technically nonpartisan, that advocates for conservative principles specifically among Hispanic Americans.
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This has led some advocates for the mentally ill to argue that the bill does not go far enough.
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"This platform will empower citizens across the globe to become powerful advocates for our oceans," he said on Sept.
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A group that advocates for airline passengers is criticizing U.S. carriers for increasing flight prices in the new year.
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Some advocates for those in prison say Mr. Obama's efforts, while laudable, fall far short of what is needed.
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Why it matters: Gates is one of the most prominent advocates for vaccines and curing diseases across the globe.
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In a world filled with fast-moving political eddies and fickle consumer demand, Evans ardently advocates for manufacturing flexibility.
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We may see more people who have been public advocates for survivors exposed as abusers in their private lives.
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FAMM is a nonpartisan organization that advocates for inmates and families they believe are affected by harsh sentencing laws.
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Advocates for the medical use of marijuana have said the program, allowed by a 2014 law signed by Gov.
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"The problem of student homelessness is not going away," said Randi Levine, the policy director of Advocates for Children.
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Wooten is chairman of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, an organization that advocates for African-American leadership in the NFL.
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We interviewed expungement lawyers and advocates for people with records, whose insights pointed to a clear set of explanations.
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Advocates for a second referendum say that during the 2016 referendum, the consequences and realities of Brexit were opaque.
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Advocates for evangelical action, whatever their beliefs, should have the humility to acknowledge that they do not know everything.
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But his proposed method for solving it is troubling to most advocates for a stable, rules-based trading system.
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Some advocates for breast cancer survivors and women who have undergone breast reconstruction were not surprised by the figures.
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And some of the most potent advocates for those men have been a group of women: their own mothers.
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However, the rules are likely to generate more litigation, this time by advocates for women and public health groups.
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Abbott of Binghamton, New York, advocates for teens less than 18 years old to have the right to vote.
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"We know that there are fatalities and injuries," said Cathy Chase, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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Over the years, there have been few more vocal or aggressive advocates for law enforcement than Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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Advocates for transparency and police reform say that the expanded interpretations of the law go beyond what lawmakers intended.
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Elizabeth Warren, who advocates for "big structural change," but has attempted to position herself as the more unifying option.
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It's also a question of advocates for foreign language teaching making the clear and compelling case for its relevance.
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He and other advocates for manufacturing feared that the rising rents would price out much of the remaining industry.
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Advocates for immigrants worry the risk will be too great for immigrants on the fence about reporting their crimes.
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Chad Aldeman of Bellwether Education Partners — a group that advocates for narrowing educational gaps — tweeted a telling chart recently.
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But for now, advocates for reform say, private garbage trucks remain among the most dangerous vehicles on the streets.
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Some legal advocates for immigrants, though, expressed doubt that courts would view it as being different from current practices.
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Advocates for HBCUs and a legal expert said they were confused by the challenge to the HBCU financing program.
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Advocates for Native Americans, meanwhile, say it will be a stark reminder of how far they have to go.
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It has also led the department's Office of Civil Rights down a murky path, advocates for transgender students said.
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That means there are few political repercussions for a botched disaster response, he said, and few advocates for funding.
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Cardi B has long been a supporter of Bernie Sanders, whose platforms closely match the causes she advocates for.
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It now seems to be an argument that we should not be advocates for a strong US-Israel relationship.
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We are indeed ardent and vocal supporters of Israel and advocates for a robust relationship between America and Israel.
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Curt Levey is president of the nonprofit Committee for Justice, a group that advocates for the rule of law.
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On one front, advocates for supply reduction felt that efforts should be directed toward reducing access to illicit drugs.
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Curt Levey is president of the nonprofit Committee for Justice, a group that advocates for the rule of law.
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Advocates for techniques like assisted evolution and genetic engineering argue that the moment for being hands off has passed.
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Advocates for the victims of a scandal that has rocked the Church for nearly two decades applauded the move.
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Advocates for the new measure argued that it addressed the issues brought up in the state Supreme Court's ruling.
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Advocates for high-end tax cuts used to sell them as an economic elixir, pointing to the Reagan years.
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Since the shooting, students have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding lawmakers act to prevent future mass shootings.
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Travis Hornsby, the founder and CEO of Student Loan Planner, advocates for refinancing student loans under three strict criteria.
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Facing what they view as retrenchment by the federal government, some advocates for victims are turning to the courts.
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As reports of guardian exploitation mount, court experts and advocates for the elderly are pushing for better judicial oversight.
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Since then, Ms. Rahman, 59, a preschool teacher, has become one of the staunchest advocates for the bike lanes.
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Some advocates for gay equality in the church said their message seemed to have gotten through to church leaders.
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Ms. Gormley now works with a law firm that advocates for 9/11 compensation claimants and is one herself.
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But states and advocates for children's health care are increasingly concerned that the partisan bickering will have real implications.
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Iran has charged most of the prisoners with various crimes, though advocates for those held say they are innocent.
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Is there any chance that anyone who advocates for a cause in which they passionately believe can make headway?
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Advocates for the rules doubt the U.S. Congress will help prevent a repeal, leaving litigation as a last resort.
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Advocates for reproductive health and rights are bracing for a big fight as soon as Donald Trump takes office.
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The Investment Company Institute, a Washington-based trade group that advocates for regulated funds, including ETFs, applauded the SEC proposal.
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Rosalynn Carter, former first lady of the United States, advocates for mental health care through The Carter Center, in Atlanta.
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He also met with former Vice President Al Gore and actor Leonardo DiCaprio, strong advocates for action on climate change.
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And stories like Chen's have turned Hampikian and others into advocates for greater scrutiny when it comes to DNA evidence.
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Advocates for immigrants have accused the companies of withholding proper mental health and medical care from detainees to boost profits.
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" Specifically, he said, "the 50 Mexican consulates in the United States will become authentic advocates for the rights of migrants.
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"Every time I think about those kids, it makes me mad," he said, surrounded by advocates for gun control reform.
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Spearheaded by young people of color, the nonprofit advocates for more resources to address youth unemployment, mental health, and education.
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Advocates for victims of sexual violence have long said that such behavior is common for those who have suffered assault.
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Advocates for such facilities point to studies in Canada and Australia, where supervised injection sites have operated for some time.
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The ACU -- which Meghan became the patron of in January -- advocates for access to higher education and promotes international collaboration.
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In late May, FDA regulators grilled manufacturers and advocates for evidence that CBD actually does anything they claim it does.
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Online My Social Security accounts are not easy for some individuals to access, according to advocates for the paper version.
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The actress often shares photos of her two rescue dogs on Instagram and advocates for others to adopt pets, too.
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Some are advocates for universal health care, others are driven by immigration reform and the well-being of DACA recipients.
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The inclusion of both charger connectors is logical; it's also notable for Nissan, once the primary advocates for CHAdeMO chargers.
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Yes, even a tough guy like Ramsay advocates for sticking up for yourself when it comes to bad restaurant experiences.
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Those figures come from the Institute for Energy Research, a nonprofit that advocates for a free-market approach to energy.
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The telecoms industry donates to almost every member of congress — including some top advocates for net neutrality, such as Sen.
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Support for a small, far-left political party that advocates for nationalizing all land in South Africa has been growing.
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Thiel has donated to the Committee to Protect Journalists, which advocates for journalists who encounter beatings, threats, and other intimidation.
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"It's very important that there are advocates for this in the White House," Zypries said in a reference to Cohn.
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Those figures come from the Institute for Energy Research, a nonprofit that advocates for a free-market approach to energy.
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Those figures come from the Institute for Energy Research, a nonprofit that advocates for a free market approach to energy.
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Advocates for the Gateway project say the compromise could draw out construction and increase the overall cost of the project.
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Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democrat who's been one of the biggest advocates for a war vote, told CNN last month.
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Trinidad Raj Molina, Program Coordinator for Advocates for Immigrant Rights and Reconciliation (AIRR) is working with Millan following his arrest.
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Woods also took the effort to tag the North American Man/Boy Love Association—an organization which advocates for pedophilia.
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Taylor is president of the Niskanen Center, which advocates for a carbon tax as a conservative solution to climate crisis.
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"I find it astonishing," said Moster, who founded a nonprofit, Young Advocates for Fair Education, to improve ultra-Orthodox schools.
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Last year, Davis launched Deeds Not Words, a platform that advocates for, well, pretty much exactly what it sounds like.
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Advocates for reforming the program, which is administered by FEMA, said that Harvey's arrival so close to the program's Sept.
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He watches shows like "Fox & Friends" and "Lou Dobbs Tonight" because they are unapologetic advocates for him and his policies.
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Nuala O'Connor is president and CEO of the Center for Democracy & Technology, a nonprofit that advocates for global digital rights.
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He is well regarded in the black community and a founding member of the CBC, which advocates for black causes.
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As some of the most out-spoken advocates for a woman's right to choose, Planned Parenthood of course said no.
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The financial industry and advocates for tougher rules on Wall Street are jockeying for influence over the agency's unfinished agenda.
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A justice system that advocates for people of color who are wrongly accused and aggressively weeds out its bad apples?
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Among groups attacking the financial transactions tax proposal is Modern Markets Initiative, or MMI, which advocates for high-frequency trading.
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We encourage all health care providers to be advocates for cancer prevention by making strong recommendations for childhood HPV vaccination.
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When the FCC rolled back net neutrality protections in December, advocates for the free, open internet came out en masse.
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The Mamaroneck, New York, artist now advocates for police to enforce traffic laws and for politicians to make stronger laws.
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But advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender troops are expressing worry about Green's record as a Tennessee state senator.
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Advocates for issues across the board will be taking a magnifying glass to Trump's budget looking for any controversial proposals.
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Advocates for transgender rights say the Justice Department's case is less of a stretch than some others they have supported.
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Andrew Cuomo and the Democratic Mayor of New York City, Bill DeBlasio, were two major advocates for the proposed HQ2.
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Ronald Mortensen, Ph.D. is a fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, a nonprofit group that advocates for legal immigration.
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Library Freedom also argues against controversial copyright protection software known as digital rights management and advocates for open source software.
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Freedom From Facebook advocates for Facebook to be broken up, with Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp spun off into separate companies.
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Alison Acosta Winters is a senior policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity, a nonprofit group that advocates for limited government.
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Together, the proposed rules have advocates for the health-care law worried about massive instability in the law's insurance marketplace.
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Advocates for that measure argued that state lawmakers sought to limit its intent by placing unnecessary regulations on the industry.
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Last summer, he and other workers met with advocates for farmworkers in a trailer on the farm during nonworking hours.
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Advocates for the universal free lunch program say data show that more children eat lunch when it's free for everyone.
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Meanwhile Facebook's ad model has come under criticism from Washington and privacy advocates for it uses detailed information about users.
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Of course, no one who plays the gentleman's game openly advocates for such deception, and the rules prohibit this skullduggery.
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Instead, they have come from a constituency one might have assumed would be his ally: advocates for criminal-justice reform.
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Giffords is a leading gun control advocate and helped found Giffords, a nonprofit organization that advocates for stricter gun regulations.
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" "Pence is the most extreme pick in a generation and was one of the earliest advocates for the Tea Party.
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Gimenez was sharply criticized by immigration advocates for the move, a reversal of a sanctuary policy in place since 2013.
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After the shooting, students have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers act to prevent future school shootings.
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Harvey advocates for an allocation to value stocks after such an inversion, and backs up his call with hard data.
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The NWLC also advocates for women's health care and reproductive rights, as well as the rights of children and families.
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NumbersUSA, an organization that advocates for reduced legal and illegal immigration, put out a statement Tuesday in support of Kobach.
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Inslee is among the chief advocates for a climate debate and has feuded with the DNC over its current position.
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Andrew Langer is president of the Institute for Liberty, an organization that advocates for limited government and free-market economics.
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And on the current tour, she is raising funds for Proclaim Justice, an organization that advocates for the wrongfully imprisoned.
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Advocates for the First Amendment are asking Facebook to ease restrictions on journalists and scholars gathering user data for research.
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The advocates for oil drilling in the Arctic Refuge are trying to sell this maneuver as a deficit reduction device.
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Advocates for victims saw the posts as a sign of favor for Law by church officials unrepentant about abused children.
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They are much stronger advocates for women's health concerns, such as affordable contraception, breast cancer research and domestic violence laws.
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"It does seem reasonable that advocates for the ERA would like to keep it as straightforward as possible," Kretschmer said.
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Beckerman advocates for Uber, Airbnb and Lyft, the three dominant players in the on-demand economy of app-based services.
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But August has traditionally been a month when the city sees increases, Mr. Banks and advocates for the homeless said.
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Officials at the authority and advocates for people with disabilities have said the customer service improved under the new contractor.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho) advocates for hedge funds to collect first and retirees without Social Security benefits to come afterward.
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She advocates for an easy-to-follow, three step plan that will build a strong financial foundation to build upon.
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The decision rules against Advocates for the West, an environmental law firm that brought the case against the Trump administration.
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Tun Khin is a human rights activist who advocates for the persecuted Rohingya Muslims in his home country of Myanmar.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who since then has become one of the nation's most prominent advocates for tougher gun laws.
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Supporters of the bill argue it could raise US wages -- a key talking point of advocates for restricting legal immigration.
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For "Blood Mirror," for example 50 people were advocates for PrEP, each of which donated a single tube of blood.
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Advocates for FOSTA held up Backpage as the poster-villain for why they claimed we need stronger anti-trafficking protection.
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Pence is the most extreme pick in a generation and was one of the earliest advocates for the Tea Party.
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The Vermont senator also reaffirmed his support for the Obama administration's nuclear Iran deal, despite misgivings among advocates for Israel.
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China has faced criticism from human rights advocates for years for its heavy use of torture and the death penalty.
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Her personal experience as a caregiver has made her one of the strongest Congressional advocates for increased health care access.
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Advocates for public education need to go to the media and take more control over how their stories get told.
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Strange lines of enmity had been drawn: well-meaning advocates for the disadvantaged up against well-meaning progressive business owners.
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Another brief comes from Advocates for Youth and features samples of stories the group has collected from about 900 women.
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Then, advocates for people with mental illness respond by denying there is any relationship whatsoever between mental illness and violence.
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Advocates for immigrants have accused officers in 287(g) counties of targeting Hispanic drivers, a claim local police have denied.
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In his book, Prum advocates for an alternative hypothesis that has been gaining support: Large feathers evolved to be beautiful.
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Advocates for an open internet contend that regulating the web sets a bad precedent and could limit access to information.
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Advocates for limited trophy hunting say that it can generate income for communities, which could in turn support conservation efforts.
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Advocates for victims of abuse said that the edict had shielded clergy members from prosecution and contributed to cover-ups.
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Judicial Watch, a right-leaning group that advocates for government transparency, obtained the documents through a federal public records lawsuit.
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She is now a human rights activist, founding Nadia's Initiative, a nonprofit organization that advocates for survivors of sexual violence.
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Feminist advances have allowed successive presidential spouses to expand their public profiles, becoming vocal advocates for women's and children's issues.
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In a recent proposal currently under review for funding by NASA, Benner's team advocates for taking a more universal approach.
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Martinez de Luco is a nun who advocates for policies that benefit canners, estimating 10,000 are in New York City.
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Alison Acosta Winters is a senior policy fellow at Americans for Prosperity, which advocates for free markets and smaller government.
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See: M.T.A. Votes to Raise Fares and Tolls and Advocates for New York's Working Poor Push for Discounted Transit Fares
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Pruitt also met in May with leaders from the American Academy of Pediatrics, which advocates for stronger air pollution rules.
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Like other advocates for constitutional carry, Pruett views it as a right — but one he said he never takes lightly.
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As an activist, she advocates for equal pay between professional men and women soccer players as well as LGBTQ+ rights.
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But advocates for generic drug manufacturers and other groups which want tougher action to lower drug prices cheered the move.
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Veterans have been outspoken advocates for the protection of Bears Ears and other national monuments in a number of ways.
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Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have become high-profile advocates for legislation on gun violence since the Feb.
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Students in recent weeks have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers act to prevent future school shootings.
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Even before the hearing, however, advocates for the mentally ill said that the process for resettling residents was deeply flawed.
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Some accounts describe themselves as "free Papua" activists but criticise advocates for Papuan self-determination, including prominent lawyer Veronica Koman.
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Advocates for such projects have often complained that the environmental assessments required under NEPA take too long and delay construction.
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"It would be very problematic," said Cathy Chase, vice president of governmental affairs for Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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Advocates for the kidnapped girls were pushing to make sure the more than 100 still held captive were not forgotten.
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Advocates for campaign-finance reform — including Warren —have criticized super PACs for significantly increasing the influence of money in politics.
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So do advocates for the treatment of cancer, heart disease, lung disease, multiple sclerosis, cystic fibrosis and, yes, cerebral palsy.
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They include the wireless industry, groups representing senior citizens, advocates for people with disabilities and public interest groups like FreePress.
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The new report tends to validate criticism of the House Republican bill by AARP and other advocates for older Americans.
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For its part, DJI advocates for a different type of remote ID technology than the one the FAA is proposing.
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Since the shooting, students have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers take action to prevent future tragedies.
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Thanks to Esrick's skill and Hammond's vulnerability, Cracked Up advocates for survivors by showcasing and humanizing the aftershocks of trauma.
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The high court victory encouraged advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights to push harder, prompting backlash from conservatives.
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During his three-year tenure at Pepsi, West was also one of that company's leading advocates for diversity, Khosrowshahi said.
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I asked Francie Hunt, executive director of Tennessee Advocates for Planned Parenthood, how the famously testy Trump supporters were behaving.
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It advocates for peace through five measures: including conflict prevention, access to water and sanitation, and preservation of cultural diversity.
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The nonprofit also advocates for reproductive rights, voting rights, criminal justice reform, LGBT rights and 85033st amendment rights, she wrote.
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Nic Horton is the research director for the Foundation for Government Accountability, a nonprofit group that advocates for limited government.
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AFR is a progressive organization that advocates for financial reform in the United States, including stricter regulation of Wall Street.
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Students who survived the shooting have become vocal advocates for gun control, demanding that lawmakers act to prevent another shooting.
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Josh Hawley, Tom Cotton, and Marco Rubio, all of whom have been outspoken advocates for an investigation into the platform.
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In 2017, Mason created a nonprofit organization called Advocates for Autism to promote awareness and inclusion, according to the Tennessean.
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Advocates for lower drug prices dismiss PhRMA's argument that insurers and pharmacy benefit managers are to blame for high prices.
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Since the shooting, which left 17 people dead, students across the country have become vocal advocates for reducing gun violence.
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Sutherland is a public policy think tank that advocates for a free market economy, civil society and community-driven solutions.
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Advocates for the accused are pushing for Ms. Jackson to revoke the guidance and adopt the "clear and convincing" standard.
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PEN America, a nonprofit group that advocates for freedom of expression, has hosted the annual World Voices festival since 2005.
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Advocates for transgender rights say it is the first time a jury has awarded punitive damages in such a case.
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He advocates for a robust, European-style social democratic agenda of free public provision of health care and higher education.
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While advocates for victims applauded the pope's comments, it is unclear what the church plans to do about the problem.
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Advocates for Medicaid beneficiaries say the new policy is likely to be challenged in court if people are denied coverage.
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But Brown's fiscal caution has left advocates for the poor and disabled angry, and frustrated some of his fellow Democrats.
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As pioneers of the Civil Rights Movement and advocates for justice, they championed non-violent protest and worked towards peace.
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Advocates for immigrants and for criminal justice reform raised red flags about his tenure as attorney general in the 1990s.
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A spinoff from the "Serial" podcast, sponsored by the defendant's lawyers, updates listeners on appellate claims and advocates for a retrial.
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Two well-known advocates for the view that industry concentration is holding back economic progress are Phillip Longman and James Schmitz.
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Day One also advocates for mandatory preventative education in schools that includes information about technology and the abuse it can enable.
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Local activist groups are the powerhouses behind organizing efforts, having the knowledge and expertise for mobilizing passionate advocates for a cause.
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Advocates for military families have called for Congress to change the way survivor benefits are distributed on a more fundamental level.
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"In the past, city mayors have been strong advocates for net neutrality protections," says Timothy Karr of the organization Free Press.
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On the right, we're seeing a growing number of advocates for pro-natalist policies, some of whom deploy racially charged rhetoric.
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We took the question to New York-based dermatologist Hadley King, M.D., who strongly advocates for giving our necks special TLC.
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Castro advocates for a universal pre-kindergarten program, supports Medicare for All and cites his experience to push for affordable housing.
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