We should celebrate people who do good & push others to do good, as well.
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So rich people can do good and bad, poor people can do good and bad.
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Those who want to do good need to do good for the people struggling to do well.
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"Like all of us, we do good some days and don't do good the others," Jones said.
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You want to do good things for the country; I want to do good things for the state.
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There are people who calmly and peacefully have their protests, people who do good for people and do good for America.
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Make money ... do good ...make money ... do good... Do you think both men lay awake at night, thinking, "don't be evil"?
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People need to know there are some companies that don't do good jobs, and there are some companies that do do good jobs.
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"My goal is to support the groups which are not only going to do good work but say, 'Here's how you do good work,'" he said.
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Sure, Democrats set out with the intent to do good, but trying to do good with methods that involve force can sometimes lead to bad results.
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If Mother Teresa is propelled to do good works because she believes in God, I am propelled to do good works because of how bad I feel about myself.
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"I think there probably are a lot of celebrities who want to do good and would be open to the idea of working with public health officials to do good," he said.
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If you do good, you're going to play this weekend.
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Support newspapers and other organizations that do good, reliable reporting.
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"At first, Jerry Irwin wanted to do good," Ames insists.
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Jessica Alba and Dax Shepherd sometimes can do good stuff.
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"I want him to do good," Brotman said of Ray.
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They wanted us to do good and show our talent.
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Do good things inherently have to cost more to make?
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On the plus side is her eagerness to do good.
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There are many ways to do good in the world.
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She was an avid environmentalist and wanted to do good.
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"The song cycle is meant to do good," he said.
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It's trying to do good through a series of mistakes.
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But when you want to do good things, not necessarily.
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There are no assurances that interventions can only do good.
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"It really is a project to do good," said Wheeler.
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There have been decades where you didn't do good work.
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Machine cares whether you do good things or bad things.
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I can't do good work and avoid getting a stain.
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So this is a good way to do good, right?
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So what's the point of ever trying to do good?
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Eleanor and the gang have no reason to do good.
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Looks like you can do good while looking good after all.
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If you follow the New York Times, they do good work.
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I feel like every time we do good, something bad happens.
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"We&aposre trying to do good in his name," Powell said.
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Lyft has been riding the do-good train as of late.
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Check out the list of Do Good Donut Party locations here.
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Arts nonprofits do good work, and will continue to do so.
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Putting money into investments that do good is growing in popularity.
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" The positive thinking at times shades into outright delusion: "Do good.
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Through his music, Leamy says he is compelled to do good.
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It is never permissible to do good by an evil means.
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"You can't do good work in an unsafe environment," he said.
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I believe in Karma, if you do good, you'll get good.
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The gosh factor has been overtaken by the "do-good factor".
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Ahead, check out the brand's stylish do-good spate of tops.
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I love it and it feels good to do good music.
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And she does go on to do good and interesting things.
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Do "good friends" celebrate each other's birthdays with first-initial bling?
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I'm a believer in the power of government to do good.
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Do good while feeling good — what more could you ask for?
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But she vowed to do good works in her daughter's name.
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They do good at the expense of other people doing well.
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We were looking to create break-even ventures that do good.
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You don't have to work for the U.N. to do good.
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The purpose was to inspire British designers to do good things.
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You don't get to do good things if you don't win.
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If we don't do good for people, then there's no hope.
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Could the reverse be true -- do good economies benefit individual health?
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"We don't seek to do good," Denton told the Washington Post .
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This is one company whose "Do Good" products actually feel authentic.
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But a lot of drugs do good things and bad things.
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There were longings for deeper love and declarations to do good.
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But Facebook has a huge capacity to push people to do good.
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We gave the vote in 2014 thinking they will do good work.
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I started this article out with a question: do good companies ICO?
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And cuddling doesn't only feel good — it can actually do good, too.
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I want to do good here, and therefore good will be done.
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Many young geeks aim to do good as well as make money.
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He thinks this project can do good and help save the world.
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If we get it right, we can do well and do good.
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And what to do: be good, believe in Christ, do good works.
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But to be written in this book you need to do good.
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And there are good regulatory agencies that do good jobs, good regulators.
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And we're just a bunch of people trying to do good things.
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But Etsy's do-good culture is not what is holding it back.
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"My guess is there's room to do good work there," he said.
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So do good neighborhoods negate some of this inequality in social mobility?
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You can do good in the world, or you can do well.
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On the other hand, it is never too late to do good.
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But their motives were the same: to do good and inspire others.
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But, but, but: You can't do good risk management with bad data.
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They all do good things for us and they're all gonna play.
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People just want to do good work, so I was very lucky.
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How do we do good by every single one of our kids?
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"I do believe Twitter is trying to do good," Ms. Cao said.
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You don't do bad things, but you also don't do good things.
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"They do good work, and I pay them for it," she said.
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From an economic perspective, soaking the rich would, in fact, do good.
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Her campaign slogan — "Do Good, Do Together" — was widely panned as ungrammatical.
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He knew he'd at least tried to do good in the world.
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You can do well or do good, but you can't do both.
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Mr. Perry's goal wasn't to do good, but to stay in power.
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And if you serve good hamburgers, you'll do good business with hamburgers.
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We want to do good, but we also want to live well.
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We've come together in full force to do good despite the circumstances.
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Artists tend to be generous, and want to help you do good.
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Here in this gathering, we do good so that the worldmight be great.
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Some people use their knowledge and skills to do good in this world.
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I've worked through it to understand the opportunity to do good with it.
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How do "good" men become party to the actions of the bad ones?
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We have a lot of things we can do good for each other.
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Millennial desire for do-good investments could mean they are here to stay.
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And I'm ready to make this stuff do good stuff for your face.
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"When you do good things for people, they don't forget," he tells PEOPLE.
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For Paul Ryan to do good policy, he has to be the speaker.
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But I do believe that people are good and want to do good.
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"Even if you tried to do good, you'd get picked on," he remembered.
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I said I'm not going to get it, I'm going to do good.
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"That's why I think we can do good business together," Aso told reporters.
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When you write good stories and do good artwork, don't I sign it?
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Jesus told his followers to do good secretly, and be rewarded in heaven.
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"(These are) people who could do good things following up on my path."
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That's a death sentence for any creative who hopes to do good work.
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Acknowledging the bad helps clear room for someone to try to do good.
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We're a humble, self-effacing company that's just trying to do good work.
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"Attendees want to do good work while at a convention," Mr. Reed said.
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Because right now there's not a whole lot of opportunity to do good.
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" He added, "I know what I do good and what I do bad.
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"We can't just say that we intend to do good things," Church said.
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We want to do good for the country, and we have pure intentions.
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"There's a lot of churches here that do good things," Mr. MacPherson added.
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And that's not to say that rich people don't do good things obviously.
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And I know journalists, you guys are definitely trying to do good work.
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I just want to do good ... but it does come off as earnest.
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"Then show the world we can do good things in very fragile places."
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To do good takes tremendous discipline and effort over long periods of time.
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Those who do good now live on the last pages of the newspaper.
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All of these interventions are promising and cost-effective ways to do good.
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It's unclear if he wants to do good or even be a hero.
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Today you reward the companies that do good and punish those that don't.
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You can do good things with a piece of lettuce if you're an illustrator.
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They were all tapped in with mainstream artists and pushed themselves to do good.
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And we did do good things, although I'm saddened by what we didn't accomplish.
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In Fable, evil characters sprout devil horns while those who do good get haloes.
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Chinese journalists have long sacrificed safety and a quiet life to do good work.
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And are there in part because they're trying to do good for the world.
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The truth is, the vast majority of cops are out there to do good.
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Working on some projects that do good, whatever that looks like in the arts.
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" To his assistant district attorney he advised, "Jack, it's not enough to do good.
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Kids inherently are so giving and kind and they want to do good things.
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You'll get the same do-good satisfaction — plus a brand new Tesla worth $135,000.
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A charity that distributes malaria nets can do good with each net it distributes.
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But while Inuyashiki decides to do good with his powers, the teenage boy... doesn't.
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This seems like a great example of when the government can do good. Yeah.
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"The government hopes all people will join to do good deeds," Prayuth told reporters.
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"I just need more opportunities to do good work and be a good guy."
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Remember, the people in your life can motivate you to do good or bad.
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Maybe it's time to build institutions that harness people's natural longing to do good.
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At what point in your career did you get the calling to do good?
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I realized that I could do good things in the world through this character.
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"And its dream is big, which is to do good things to people's lives."
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Time will tell, because he may do good things while he is in office.
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I wanted to know God, and I wanted to do good in the world.
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Even with the box office slide, Batman v Superman continues to do good business.
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Do you want to not do harm, or do you want to do good?
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"Just because somebody's in charge doesn't mean they're here to do good," Schwartz said.
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"We are bound by the law to do good unto all men," they declared.
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Still ... not a good look for a guy trying to do good by immigrants.
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They take advantage of people's desire to do good and arouse their higher longings.
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My problem is that I believe this organization does do good in the community.
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" 'Do good' doesn't usually fly," says Sunita Grote, the manager of Unicef's Innovation Fund.
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But even as she was dying, she managed to have fun and do good.
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"You can't do good medicine for cancer without a research program," Dr. Kemeny said.
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The rabbi told him that God helps those who try to do good things.
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The targeting of people who are trying to do good work and solve problems.
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Trish's motivations are genuine, she really, really does want to do good in the world.
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But do "good friends" pull each other's hair and throw drinks in one another's face?
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"He's always just trying to do good for himself," Joshua Peoples said about his brother.
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Hundreds of members of Congress, representing millions of Americans who want to do good things.
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I couldn't define it at the time, but it was a need to do good.
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She uses tennis as a platform to do good things and that's why she's back.
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"I knew he was gonna do good; he was never nervous about it," he revealed.
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I MEAN, PARTICULARLY AS YOU GET OLDER IN LIFE, YOU WANT TO DO GOOD THINGS.
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They do not intend to do the best or do good to the U.S. people.
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The bottom line: Plenty of men do good things, and plenty of women do bad.
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There's so many good people out there that will do good things for the environment.
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Volunteer At An Animal ShelterAnother feel good, do good activity — except this time with puppies.
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"Most people are just trying to do good, be good, and live well," she says.
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Many of these donors have multiple agendas in addition to their wish to do good.
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Cory Wallace is a good friend, and good friends do good things for other people.
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There should be people who want to do good things to people through their companies.
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I really just want to use the opportunity I've been given to do good work.
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But riddle us this: Do "good friends" use one another's faces as their iPhone wallpaper?
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At the same time, we are seeing people trying to use corporations to do good.
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How can you leverage that strength, like a superhero, to do good for the world?
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The power of religion is too great merely to hope it's channeled to do good.
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Her brand is to do good work and to make her name in that way.
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"I don't really care why people do good things," Ms. Huffington said in an interview.
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Also "do-gooders"—people who always want to look good and to do good things.
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I wanted to do good and be good and impress my parents and be responsible.
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I saw him do good stuff, but the old him got the better of him.
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"We are finding ways to make sure that we do good in 2019," he said.
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I think that everybody has the capacity to be in balance and to do good.
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In contrast, BlackRock and Vanguard have waded in and called for companies to do good.
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I don't know when I'm going to hit you, but when I do, good night.
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There are other ways social impact investing — or divesting, for that matter — can do good.
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Some of the world's wealthiest business titans just promised to use their fortunes to do good.
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But John realized that by purging pieces from his closet, he could actually do good, too.
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You saw these guys do good things for people as they started to rebuild the city.
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He believed people could do good with their data, but they just didn't have the option.
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Other companies should take note: If you want to do good, start with your own employees.
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A real commitment to helping people find work in and around manufacturing could undoubtedly do good.
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Notably, the company is a B-Corp, promising to do good by people and the planet.
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He set his own rules then and a motto, "Be good, do good", to live by.
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"Women experience highs and lows, and women do 'good' things or 'bad' things..." she told THR.
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Figueras says Prince Harry is filled with energy, and it s not all do-good work.
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Making major life changes involves liking yourself enough to want to do good things for yourself.
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Chiming in with a threat, Mr. Trump said, "If he doesn't do good, Chuck, you're fired."
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His return to New York wasn't for leisure but for the chance to do good work.
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They also put the blame on other international organizations and policies that seek to do good.
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They wake up in the early hours and they do good for people, for sick children.
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We can have a healthy wolf population and you can still do good husbandry for cattle.
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They didn't hit a lottery, didn't inherit it, and they do good things with their money.
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DFA just puts out really quality music, and they do good parties around the city, too.
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I do believe you can do well, make money and do good at the same time.
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An oft-missed point of Goethe's Faust is that even the devil can incidentally do good.
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Get a bunch of music lovers in a room because when you do good things happen.
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And that's all we've got to do—do good shows, make good recordings and enjoy ourselves.
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Do good hosts require people to become lab rats in the latest attempt to develop HAL?
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"If you can do good portraits, you can charge an arm and a leg," she said.
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But each attempt to do good is conveniently compromised by the new rule, which dictates survival.
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He wants to save the world, and do good, but his fellow heroes won't help him.
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Permit or not, many New Yorkers are using the stands to do good in the community.
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" But who's the person who's like, "Yeah you do good ass shit, that shit be fire.
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At the end of the day, when you're trying to do good, that's all that matters.
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" — David Axelrod "I'm not sure what Bernie gains by the 'sometimes dictators do good things' defense.
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When you get to know neighbors, you put yourself in a position to do good deeds.
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"In first set, I was giving everything and I thought I would do good," Nahimana said.
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Some claiming to do good for the climate may actually do nothing — or worse than nothing.
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I HAVE GOOD CONFIDENCE THAT MY TEAM WILL CONTINUE TO DO GOOD JOB IN THAT AREA.
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Where the trees are planted will be critical to whether they do good for the environment.
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"You could see it in his face, how determined he was to do good," Frazier said.
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A: There has to be a way to do good at the same time as investing.
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If you're enrolled in the standard 10-year repayment plan, extra payments can only do good.
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Thus, the only way to ultimately overcome our sins is to do good in the world.
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"We were just trying to do good where others were not doing it," said the Rev.
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To my future self, turn the negative into fuel to do good things and become better.
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While there is no way to mend our hearts, we can do good work in his honor.
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There's nothing like the fear of being yelled at to motivate people to do good work, right?
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When he tries to do good things to improve the lives of Americans, I will commend him.
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I think you see someone who is very driven by wanting to do good in the world.
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More importantly, there's a real opportunity for companies and investors to do good and change lives here.
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"Impact" investing—intended to make money and do good at the same time—is growing in importance.
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"I wanted to do good in the world and help people," she said, according to The Guardian.
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Some youngsters from well-off families forge careers as "social entrepreneurs", seeking new ways to do good.
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Broadening your pipeline is a great way to do good and do well at the same time.
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Jesse Custer, the show's titular preacher, played by Dominic Cooper, was troubled but trying to do good.
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But do "good friends" pose like this in Polaroid selfies that will eventually be shared to Instagram?
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"We tell him every day that 'good things come to people who do good things,'" Davis said.
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By helping others achieve their dreams, he hopes others will be inspired to do good as well.
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And he never lost faith in our ability to do good for the people in this country.
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Its role is just to create an environment for artists to do good, bad, or indifferent work.
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We don't make films because we're nice and want to do good or bad for that matter.
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How much added responsibility do you feel now as male ambassadors of the network to do good?
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For Mr. Bush the impulses to do in his opponents and to do good were inextricably bound.
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What if our desire to do good in the world is tainted by our own harmful actions?
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Someone in that position is not going to make the complex judgments needed to do good work.
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We don't need a government of saints; people can be imperfect (who isn't?) yet still do good.
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Activities Dr. Fredrickson and others endorse to foster positive emotions include: Do good things for other people.
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If you do good in the G League you can maybe get a shot in the NBA.
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"Be strong, and if you do good things, you will be rewarded," he said in the video.
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They laugh at slapstick comedy and funny faces, and they cheer when good people do good things.
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Facebook's mission and Facebook's power to do good in the world -- that's the reason I work there.
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Conscious consumerism But Limpongpan believes that it is possible to make a profit and to do good.
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It's a great occasion to dive into the conversation about how to do good in the world.
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In other words, they claim that impact investing won't just do good — it will make you money.
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There's huge amounts of in-depth advice on how they can use their career to do good.
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"How have the values of some of the companies changed so drastically from, 'We're going to do good and do well at the same time,' to 'We're going to do good and we're going to charge whatever we can charge because that's what the market will bear,'" he asked.
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I grew up with an ethic of trying to do good in the world, and I said no.
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Jordan has been, through the last hundred years, since its inception, determined to do good, and do well.
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They never lost me… I was just being Pat Boone trying to do good songs that I found.
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I find great irony there because 'nonprofits' need to make money so that they can do good work.
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Are skills being transferred to locals so they have the ability to use your money to do good?
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When big discoveries are made in science, it reminds me that, as a species, we can do good.
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But it also commands us to do good, and care for the poor, and help those in need.
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If they paid attention to the sublime indifference of the sky, they could not fail to do good.
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Follow their lead and shop these tees below, because who doesn't want to look good and do good?
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"Do good, stay fearless and remember that everything you want is just outside your comfort zone," she concluded.
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And the Knights did do good work, giving back to their parishes and creating a sense of community.
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"I just wish for her to be educated, so she can do good in the world," she said.
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As the July full moon asks us to acknowledge the good, it also nudges us to do good.
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But a charity that learns from business how to do good better should be able to persuade them.
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Nor is the Dead Sea the only place where Dr Abelson's system has the potential to do good.
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Kids That Do Good is just another example of how they want to share their goodness with others.
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This isn't to say that brands cannot use International Women's Day as an opportunity to truly do good.
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YC's nonprofit program is a great way for Silicon Valley to more directly do good in the world.
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If Alden isn't willing to do good journalism here, it should sell The Post to owners who will.
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When students stand up, are engaged global citizens and do good, I find that adult allies typically listen.
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"In honor of my dad's birthday today, we're challenging you to DO GOOD!" she wrote in the caption.
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It's your job to prove that you respect your boss and want to do good work for her.
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Presidents Reagan and Kennedy represented a time where people wanted to do good and do what was right.
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If Alden isn't willing to do good journalism here, it should sell the Post to owners who will.
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And the idea of a group of extremely diverse villains trying to do good isn't a bad one!
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"We care about our country and want to work with our government and do good things," Zuckerberg said.
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You can't do good work in an unsafe environment, and it had to be made safe for everyone.
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"Be strong, and if you do good things, you will be rewarded," he reminds everyone in the video.
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"We care about our country and want to work with our government and do good things," he said.
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At the university I'm a little bit popular, and since I'm popular I try to do good things.
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I'm scared we're going to lose the house or whether or not I do good in school anymore.
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The limited-edition menu additions raise money for charity, so you can do good while you chow down.
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"They're hardworking, they're nice people, they're trying to do good, they're trying to support their families," he said.
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Later that same year, Millar published the gorgeous Huck, about a superhero who just wants to do good.
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This week, we're answering your questions about how drones can be used to do good in the world.
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"It's really hard to do good clinical trials whenever you're in the middle of an epidemic," James said.
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"Be strong, and if you do good things, you will be rewarded," Bell said after receiving his surprise.
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"I can't stand people that make it difficult for good people to do good," wrote one Twitter employee.
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I was thinking of calling this picture "Jesus, Mary and Peter" because the three principals do good deeds.
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Her parents, Jack and Gwen Yearwood, had already brought up their daughter with a drive to do good.
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Here were the forces of the progressive Brooklyn bubble, so ridiculed after the election, emerging to do good.
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"It was a mistake I made and it was time to come to do good things," Myatt said.
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"It's hard enough to do good, solid science because it's more than a full-time job," he said.
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AI companies are eager to do good, but the government has the ultimate responsibility for our nation's future.
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In Aiken's world, Susan can acknowledge the danger of Mary's powers without preventing their ability to do good.
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He struggles to do good in a society that, the movie shows, gives him little opportunity for growth.
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They went there to do good and just as they were going to come back, they get killed.
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If it is possible to do good at a bearable cost, to save lives, we will do it.
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I see myself as an offensive lineman—clear the way for her to be able to do good work.
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Good is usually an adjective that describes something; if you did a good job, then you do good work.
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"Whenever President-elect Trump wants to do good things that make our country stronger count me in," he said.
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At the bottom line, she really is a great human who just wants to do good in the world.
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So how do we react when the people with the power to do good choose instead to do nothing?
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"You want to do good business — not selfishly, because I'll be fine, I'll get another writing job," Cannon said.
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Basically what I'm trying to say is: here are two stellar examples of how to do good cover versions.
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Do good stuff and people will be good back to you, and that's the way to make good content.
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"China has a good strategy for China — 1.4 billion people; they feed them, they do good things," Shapiro said.
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Again, if we get back the majority, I'd like to do good legislation and force Trump to sign it.
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She is beautiful inside and out with a distinctive eye and widespread influence that she implements to do good.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," says Kaepernick.
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Zuckerberg has always argued that a for-profit company is the best way to do good in the world.
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If you're able to do good in some way, in spite of widespread negativity, it can help you cope.
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A note: We just launched a new section on Vox dedicated to finding the best ways to do good.
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In the article, he spoke about how his unexpected fame inspired his need to do good in the world.
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But the same techniques that encourage citizens to do good may also be used to exploit consumers' cognitive biases.
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He wants you to do good, he wants to talk to you, and that's for everybody in the clubhouse.
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You should also go check out this Capitalist Casualties premiere and interview on No Echo; they do good work.
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Fortunately, there's one at hand, and wielding it at this pivotal moment might do good beyond the single issue.
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I've never done good work, I can't imagine how people do good work when they're afraid all the time.
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And that might be making many philanthropists less willing to invest in proven, cost-effective ways to do good.
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You don't have to fly to Belize to do good (admissions officers are often skeptical of these fleeting trips).
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"A couple of times I had to explain that we are volunteers and we are trying to do good."
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And most people who work at the White House don't, and they still do good work and it matters.
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It's also encouraging people to shop at small businesses that do good as part of its Give Better initiative.
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But Bloomberg nonetheless leaves a giant legacy for anyone who cares about the power of government to do good.
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She is the director of Brainstorm, Chair of the APA's Committee on Innovation, and author of Do Good Well.
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But he and Włodarczyk-Pruszyński felt that this was too significant an opportunity to do good to pass up.
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I've been saying this for a while, for our country to do good, we need to embrace our country.
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"Well, 'nationalism' — I define it as people who love the country and want it to do good," he said.
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If anything, do-good organizations are ever on the hunt for a way to duplicate the ice-bucket success.
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But anything promoted as a way to do good ought to be held to a higher standard than that.
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No, but I cut my losses when I recognized my problem and recognized that I could change and do good.
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"I want to do good in a place that I feel a kinship for," Hafner, 64, told the news service.
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For businesses that aim do good as well as make profit, it's a sentiment they are all too familiar with.
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Inserillo had her concerns about the department's tactics, but she felt like she could do good work as a cop.
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The organization is teaming up with Entenmann's to throw over 40 different Do Good Donut Parties in several different states.
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As presented, these planned broadcasts sound much less like a personal challenge than they do good old-fashioned content marketing.
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Check out ACE's full list of recommended charities, and Vox's general recommendations on how to do good this holiday season.
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" —Fats Domino "It's not about the fame and the money because if you do good work all that stuff comes.
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Not all women do good for other women, and some of the best champions for female leaders have been men.
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I know that Lamar Alexander's a fine man, and he is really in there to do good for the people.
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I've seen the best and worst of international development — our desire to do good in countries far from our own.
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"Got my hands in the air in despair/don't shoot/I just wanna do good," he raps on the track.
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Eleanor's decision to do good gets her kicked out of her apartment, bleeding money, and subjected to a frivolous lawsuit.
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Consequentialism relied on trust that human beings mostly wanted to do good, not harm, and this was sometimes too optimistic.
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What they should be seeing is, "Oh look, this went Gold or this went Platinum," seeing people do good things.
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"In my new role, I'm hoping to focus on issues that are important in society, to do good," she said.
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If they do good then you give them a treat, if they mess up you rub their nose in it.
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But if King proved anything, it's that the threat of violence mustn't dissuade from acting those who would do good.
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But increasingly investors are waking up to the fact that they can do good as well as achieving financial returns.
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"Start-ups that do good are very well funded and run and operate extremely fast," Ramos said of China's ecosystem.
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Not only to him, he had a remarkable life, but you'll do good work for your fellow man as well.
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Big can do good things as well as bad things, and you've got to separate the wheat from the chaff.
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It's time to take this concept out of the toolbox and witness its ability to do good in the world.
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Fifty-six percent expected he'd do good work dealing with terrorism, while only 244% say he is doing so now.
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If Bryan fails to "do bad to do good," then he'll lose his best chance of nailing down the case.
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Today is Giving Tuesday, the day for donations and a national conversation about how to give back and do good.
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We've got quite a bit of a reputation in this area, at least of being able to do good work.
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If employers could be made to understand that middle-aged applicants do good work, what other incentive would they need?
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A church in Wilson County is a community center where good people strive to do good for fellow human beings.
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Daya and Taystee are both facing life in prison, but Taystee chooses to do good rather than follow Daya's path.
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We're told Lindsay feels she's in a good place post-Egor, and is eager to do good where she can.
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"We're going to waste a whole lot of money that could have been used to do good things," he said.
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"Some of the village mayors are trying to do good," said Abel Ravasz, Slovakia's official representative for the Roma community.
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"The hope was that since he was a humble person, we all felt he would do good things," she said.
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It seemed like a no-brainer as an opportunity for Uber to do good and explore a new revenue opportunity.
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Follow positivity blogs, or take part in fan projects where you can do good in the name of your idols.
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Beyond that, companies can "do good" and offer tools to users that responsibly and safely help to improve their wellbeing.
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Individuals and families would come together to identify promising opportunities to make money and do good at the same time.
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Less than two months after his election, he said Christians should see atheists as good people if they do good.
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Apple's relentlessly upbeat CEO, Tim Cook, stressed the power of television, and its ability to do good in the world.
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Jessen says that his restaurant continues to do good trade, but he is worried about the fate of his staff.
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I have a platform now and I have the opportunity to do good on a larger scale than I did before.
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As Bran said, he'll spend the rest of his life rectifying those mistakes, but he will do good on that promise.
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"I'm ready to use it for women to step forward and do good things in my life and for other people."
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I've been telling them, 'He loved his students, so do good in school because that is what he would have wanted.
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So I try to do everything I can … I'm going to continue to be a good person and do good deeds.
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And she's mostly here to do good, not evil, even if her brand of witchcraft ends up being largely self-indulgent.
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Abbott Jones "We both want to live our intention, chase our passions and do good in the world," Jones tells PEOPLE.
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Others are impact investors – people who want to see their money do good and get a financial return on their investment.
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It says it is just as dedicated to Theravada Buddhism as them and its money is only to do good works.
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Her story is a lesson for all of us: Do good and stand up for those who don't have a voice.
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As companies become increasingly socially conscious, there are more and more ways to shop and do good at the same time.
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SO I'M EXCITED BECAUSE I THINK HERE'S POSSIBLY A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD BY INVESTING IN THIS ETF.
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If my tenure at Toys in the Attic contributed to my ability to do good work, I am grateful for it.
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So if you're able to be strong and do good while you're in there, you can definitely make it out here.
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"We are moms, just trying to do good for our families offering high quality goods made here in America," she said.
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"I want to look good, I want to feel good, I want to do good — and that, for me, is luxury."
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" Added a House GOP aide, "You shouldn't need a vehicle to do good policy and solve a real problem for Americans.
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We're trying to figure out the best ways to do good, and that means critically scrutinizing what existing institutions are trying.
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The brand also has a do-good social agenda, and recently rolled out an app-based service to assist blind shoppers.
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"It's not about race, it's about people joining together to do good," said Calderwood, who posted a similar message on Facebook.
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Like so many stories about Silicon Valley, this is a tale about how attempts to do good often produce unexpected consequences.
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The basic premise of liberal politics, by contrast, is the capacity of government to do good, especially in ameliorating economic ills.
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"It was just something we did, giving kids the ownership to do good in the world using their talents," Deepali said.
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She hopes it will help restore the public's flagging faith in the integrity of government and its ability to do good.
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"We are working hard to normalize [cannabis] and do good," Organa Brands co-founder Jeremy Heidl told the Los Angeles Times.
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"He has the potential to do good," Brafman argued, citing Shkreli's intellectual brilliance and altruism toward others less fortunate than himself.
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You can be a practical conservative out here on the western slopes of Colorado and still do good things like that.
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"How can there be anything wrong with trying to do good?" asks Anand Giridharadas in his new book, Winners Take All.
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Have faith in a positive outcomeIt is very hard to do good work without being optimistic, exceptionally determined, and intellectually curious.
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It's not that they don't have emotions, they just don't understand or see them in the way non-humans do. Good?
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"Even bad guys can do good," she told Aristegui last November, apparently a month after having taken Penn to meet Chapo.
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Woods's story, too, is really about rejecting her critics to recognize that she has it in her to do good work.
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"He gets himself into a situation where he wants to do good — but the more he wants to do good, the worse it gets," said Mr. Kassovitz, 49, best known to Americans for his roles in "Amélie" and "Munich," and as the director of the César-winning "La Haine," about a riot in a multiethnic French housing project.
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I would do good for a few years, have a few years of sobriety, go through something tough, and go right back.
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Now there's this watered-down message, and it's hard to find a meaningful campaign that is actually trying to do good things.
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"Melvin Dismukes tried to do good and was set with a task that he wasn't prepared for," Boyega says in the featurette.
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And I think there are ways in the private sector that you can do well and do good at the same time.
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I'm ready to use it for women to step forward and to do good things in my life and for other people.
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AVs should not just "do no harm"; they should "do good" by making the road a safer environment for all road users.
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These are assets that will be available to, from and for emerging nations worldwide to help innovators do good while making good.
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Others, however, include philanthropic investment, where financial returns are sacrificed for greater social benefits; or less rigorous types of do-good investments.
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But I think that it's also interesting that she keeps them and she chooses to do good with them [in the movie].
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Masons say that theirs is a fraternal order of men who believe in a creator (the Great Architect) and do good works.
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"I want to do good every time, but it gives you a little bit extra adrenaline," Suzuki said of coming to Oakland.
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It's that, like apples, bad cops spoil the whole bunch, and rarely do good cops take a stance against the rotten ones.
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Sometimes, they can do good: Nicki Minaj brought an important conversation about race in pop culture to the front lines this year.
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We figure out how to fight back, and do good in this infuriating world that constantly wants to bend toward the bad.
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In 2014, Levin founded Refugee Open Ware, an organization that helps people start projects using tech to do good in troubled regions.
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So, there is this whole value system in my household which was you can't just do well, you have to do good.
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"You can not only save a lot of money, you can also do good things for people," Gleckman said of the proposals.
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"I encouraged them to go to school, don't think about boys at a young age, and to do good," Smith told NBC.
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He uses foreign workers at many of his properties who are here legally and do good work for him and his companies.
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That highlights how hard it can be to square the desire to do good with the duty to serve clients' best interests.
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They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – in support of their malign object.
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To serve in Israel, in particular, we need diplomats in the cast of Carl Lutz who use their office to do good.
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Nice people, it seems, have a hard time getting ahead but do good work for those who employ them when they do.
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The saga also suggests that even when corporations want to do good, the expert advice they receive is often problematic at best.
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You know, your philanthropic work, your do-good work, whatever you felt was important was supposed to be separate from work. Right.
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I try to have a good time you know enjoy your life, life is short, do good, be kind, type of shit.
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Heidi needs to work and wants to do good, and she realizes, with slowly dawning horror, that those aims are in conflict.
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I don't see a lot of startups that are even pretending to do good anymore like they did a few years ago.
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On set, did you have that feeling of "This is important" or did you just try to do good work like normal?
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Conversely, experts have found that increasing the value of food stamps and making them available to more people can do good things.
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Pressure from investors is likely to increase, given that more investors are building environmental and other do-good screens into their models.
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And number two: I better do good work, because it would really suck if they put a shitty drawing on their bodies.
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I mean, look, these tools that help people gather together can be used to do good things and can do bad things.
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That the reason you got into politics was to find ways to do good, not for yourself but for the broader populace.
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"We can't have a system where deception and simulation are more powerful than the force to do good," she said via Twitter.
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"My mind is fine, I want to do good, I want to help my ballclub as much as I can," Reyes said.
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"We have to do more preemptively, do good for those countries in order to prevent these enormous floods of migrants," Merkel said.
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For moderators struggling to do good work under conditions described as PTSD-inducing, Facebook's mercurial and ever-evolving policies added another stressor.
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Investors and company boards have already accepted the need to do good, said Ulukaya - the challenge for many is figuring out how.
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When she started microdosing, the fog of negative thoughts lifted enough that she gained the energy to do good things for herself.
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Women experience highs and lows, and women do 'good' things or 'bad' things... We're always so obsessed with women being likable in movies.
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PERINO: So if you have a platform, and you want to do good with it, I think that that&aposs to be admired.
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As of September 2017, Rachael's Rescue has donated more than $21 million to pet charities and other organizations that do good for pets.
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"I think there are lots of technology companies that have been founded on a desire to do good for the world," Smith said.
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The moral circle is a fundamental concept among philosophers, psychologists, activists, and others who think seriously about what motivates people to do good.
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It's a complete 28 degree difference from the relationship I had with my previous boss, so I feel empowered to do good work!
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"I know in my heart that I do good work and I go above and beyond with clients and families," she texted him.
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Known as "the day to shop with companies that do good for people and the planet," this special shopping day lands on Nov.
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I ALWAYS FOUND HIM IN ONE ON ONE SESSIONS TO BE A LISTENER AND A GUY THAT WANTED TO DO GOOD WORK. RIGHT?
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In his memorable sermon, Bishop Curry elevated the union of two people into a meditation on the power of love to do good.
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Midler's evil Hocus Pocus persona plays in sharp contrast to her off-screen self, where she tries to do good in her community.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," Kaepernick, 30, says in the video.
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Asset managers seeking at once to do good and do well might back ideas shunned by rivals obsessed with finding the next Facebook.
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" The selection of Ryan as the developer seems to reassure some opponents: "It's a locally-owned company, and they obviously do good work.
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But even if it doesn't replace a day's exercise, soaking in a warm tub can only do good things for your mental health.
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One need not look far in the tech sector to find products intended to do good that instead cause a lot of harm.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," Kaepernick says in his Nike commercial.
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But for some others, resolving the desire to do good can require something that's a few steps removed from the tech sector itself.
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He could be a much-needed example of a superhero who not only acknowledges his own privilege, but uses it to do good.
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It'll make your contact feel like you really care, and it'll allow you to take the time you need to do good work.
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For many governments and do-good development agencies, informal mining towns are the very definition of unsustainable—dirty and disorganised, with transient populations.
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It is a reminder to my boy — and to us — that good people often do good things for those they don't even know.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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"(Tech) organisations constantly gloat about the potential of digital media to do good, but I feel there is very little done," he said.
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He recommended speaking to both care providers on the ground, and solution-makers and researchers who know where there's potential to do good.
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Law had been in a position to do good and expose abusers, but instead chose to stand up for the priests, he said.
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"Many of those guys have gone on to do good things, not just on the basketball court, but with their lives," he said.
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In the case of Stand, all of this is complicated by the idea of trying to do good while also making a profit.
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If both skilled and unskilled labor can help, then surely those who provide such labor should do good, feel good and learn much.
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She has been able to clock out and do good work on behalf of streetwalkers who face arrests, venereal disease and abusive pimps.
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Mr. Naqvi's fund-raising mantra is: If you want to do good and reap rich, private-equity style returns, invest in Abraaj funds.
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" He also said that Expedia has become "sclerotic and bloated" and it needed to stop "doing dumb things" and, instead, do "good things.
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The children were taught, like Girl Scouts, to sing and smile, do good deeds and maintain a positive outlook, despite the miserable circumstances.
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It doesn't make the city look very good even though we are hard working and 99.9 percent of us do good every day.
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"Even if Juul is trying to do good, they should not be in the business of doing their own prevention," Halpern-Felsher said.
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This is a phenomenon called moral licensing, a depressing tendency we all have to retreat to undesirable behaviors right after we do good.
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While we can do good with small-scale solutions, the overall forces driving poverty and prosperity will be big institutional and cultural ones.
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I can't tell you how proud I am to have seen that there are actually a lot of people trying to do good.
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But I think we can suss out at least a couple lessons of his story for people after him trying to do good.
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CUMMINS: Well, they might have convinced themselves they were trying to do good and they had some legitimate concern about Russian interference and elections.
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Like it or not (and many people have certainly raised concerns), foundations are highly successful vehicles for influence and flexible ways to do good.
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You might think of Black Friday as a day to shop until you drop, but it can also be a time to do good.
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But tech also holds itself to a higher standard, often claiming to be companies with values that attempt to do good in the world.
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But implicit in that statement, we believe it is also Microsoft's mission to empower every person and organization on the planet to do good.
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She has a more straightforward view of America's capacity to do good; her former boss is more alert to the dangers of good intentions.
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He also talked about his desire to do good on the heels of that, his charitable endeavors and his enthusiasm about working with Froozer.
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Sometimes, to do good, there are steps along the way at which goodness must be temporarily set aside or lost sight of, says Jer.
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A corollary of this truth is that the best way to project power is not to do wrong secretly but to do good openly.
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The research also debunked another common misconception: That women are more interested than men in putting their money in investments that also do good.
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But he finds he can do incredible things, like heal the sick and dying, so he sets out to do good in the world.
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Yes, they're big, but big can do good things as well as bad things, and you got to separate the wheat from the chaff.
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It's important not to isolate; this is one way to participate in the world and do good while acknowledging that a family is changed.
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Is this what it means to do good in broad daylight when there are so many more ways for people to look at you?
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On World Refugee Day, here are 10 social enterprises - businesses that seek to do good as well as turning a profit - with refugee connections.
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"He had been through hard times and he has learned you have to give people a chance and they will do good," Ripley said.
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You want to make money on your investments and put your money to work to do good in the world at the same time.
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Melania Trump made headlines when her spokeswoman issued a statement Saturday that said James appears to be "working to do good things" for children.
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I feel a responsibility to do good work for my coworkers, for my family, for my home state, and most especially for the fans.
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It's less important in the search space because, as I was saying earlier, you actually don't need these profiles to do good search results.
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Leoni Sceti described The Craftory as a place for "cause capitalists," where consumer-goods brands make money and do good at the same time.
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People on a fixed income, who are struggling to do well, don't have the luxury that a CEO does who wants to do good.
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So many more people will get sucked in, including people who will go to work feeling that they "do good" in their daily jobs.
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"They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – in support of their malign object," Schiff said.
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Take George Soros, a man who generously funds progressive causes and by most measures is using his fortune to do good in the world.
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Its hollow insides belie its emphasis on the feel-good over the do-good, and female empowerment as part of a clever soft sell.
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I'm a pitcher that wants to do good and help the team and I was a little sad that I wasn't helping the team.
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"This is one form of exploitation where for the most part it's being exacerbated by good people wanting to do good things," she said.
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A. I think today's young people do have a heart and want to do good, but if you want to succeed that's not enough.
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And unlike wealthy techies in the philanthropic ranks, like Bill Gates or Pierre Omidyar, Fruchterman didn't wait to do good until he made billions.
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"He had an early sense of wanting to do good and remain connected with working-class people," Jeremy Melius said in a phone interview.
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Over 5 days, in 5 emails, we'll dive into questions like how much to give, where to give, and other ways to do good.
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"By trying to do good, he has done a lot of bad," Mr. Ramírez said in the main square in the town of Mapastepec.
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"Our challenge was to do good food for little money and at high volumes; we serve around 1,400 people each day," Guillaume Moussié said.
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"I would do good for a couple of months and then I would just fall off the wagon every single time," Ms. Espada said.
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I really wanted to do good so I concentrated and laid my bombs right in there and they went right where they should go.
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When you do good things for people, it fills their bucket and yours too, but when you're unkind to people, it empties both buckets.
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"It's great to see him do good and help out the community, and most importantly represent Islam," Aobad, an immigrant from Yemen, told CNN.
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Not only do good manners help cement positive relationships with employees, they also set an example for the rest of the office to follow.
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But implicit in that statement, we believe it is also Microsoft's mission to empower every person and organization on the planet to do good.
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"I don't see a lot of startups that are even pretending to do good anymore, like they did a few years ago," he said.
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"I'm sure that I can jump further, just last week I didn't do good at practice ... because it was really hard mentally," she told reporters.
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"We're going out of our way to acknowledge those good people in the Republican and the Democratic parties when they do good things," Sarwark said.
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Then, there are niche incubators for nonprofit businesses, but they allow nonprofits that do good work through traditional services, and lack tech focus and expertise.
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She said the idea for RAD stemmed from "wanting to do good, but also still wanting to be a costume designer," before speaking to Robbie.
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For Wonder Woman and her Amazon family, forging ahead to do good in the face of incredible odds and doubting men is a no-brainer.
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But recalling a product whose reputation consists solely of its…Read more ReadPeter doesn't know what to do, but he's really trying to do good.
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We talked about that, as well as how he first established a following in the Sims scene, and why edgy mods always do good business.
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"I remain a firm believer that technology has the power to do good and positively impact our society," Wright said in a statement on Monday.
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I'm just saying, if things get really cynical and dark, we're actually going to be shutting down the people who want to do good work.
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It's a safe space for open discussion, debate and learning for chefs, cooks, food professionals, farmers, producers, and students who aspire to do good work.
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It's your job to prove that you respect your boss and want to do good work for her, regardless of where you do the work.
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But I think that we don't accept it on faith that when a company tells you that they do good, we don't necessarily believe that.
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The recent Suicide Squad is supposedly about supervillains forced to do good, even if it means sacrificing themselves to a cause they don't believe in.
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Still Apple maintains that it works with the FBI and the Department of Justice every day and that people in the department do good work.
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"Everyone was sort of in shock that this many people donated, but happy that we were able to do good with the money," he says.
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"I think this goes to the heart of being able to do good and do well," she told The New York Times at the time.
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This opportunity for tourism to do good is what Center for Responsible Tourism co-founder Martha Honey said is fundamentally what responsible tourism is about.
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"I know the responsibility that I have to do good with this money, and my life has changed forever," she said in between tears Monday.
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Today, too, the university seeks to engage the world around it, and to use the university as a means to do good in the world.
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We have to be a little more aware of ourselves and what we're doing in tech, and try to do good things and help people.
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And Mr. Lewis and his lawyers say something bigger is at risk: a private citizen's right to do good on his or her own land.
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It's sad London is changing, but we have massive faith in this city and its ability to do good, fight gentrification, and regain its edge.
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But ultimately, if we want to do good, it's going to take attention to all of these questions — and the honesty to face the answers.
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I'm going there to do good work and confirm the results of last year and prove that we are the fastest and most competitive boat.
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Both instances show that the ability to have mercy gives the person in power an unparalleled opportunity to do good, and ultimately, to benefit themselves.
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She became a lawyer to do good for the world, but she got sucked in by the prestige and career trajectory promises of our firm.
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Some local charity leaders are getting savvy, taking a lesson from the for-profit world even as they compile data about their do-good activity.
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It's sad that there are people who would spend this kind of money on this rather than spending it to do good in the world.
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While that number stacks up higher than it was last year, you don't have to spend nearly that much to really "do good" this December.
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He said the "shock of the Trump administration" had rattled the view that small and mid-sized businesses can do good and tackle social problems.
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"We, as a temple, we talk about it's our job to go out and do good in the world, to help the other," she remembers.
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Once you concede that the government can do good by protecting the environment, people might start thinking that it can guarantee affordable health care, too.
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We also work with venture capitalists to help them understand why this is a colossal opportunity for them to both do good and do well.
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"We want to create something amazing, have fun in the process, do good and bring people along the way," the rapper said in a statement.
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They make us better in some way, perhaps more intelligent, or empathetic, or sensitive in ways that increase our capacity to be and do good.
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This is also a book about corporate feminism, and the women who want to do good but get tangled up in a morally questionable system.
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He thought about joining the Peace Corp after college, but decided instead on civil rights law, to "go out and do good stuff," he said.
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It was difficult for us to get them to do good press online because it was badly viewed and everything was still geared toward print.
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That means not only is this another do-good look for the books for the Duchess of Cambridge, but it's brilliant exposure for the indie brand.
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The reason I wanted to spend a year on the Hill in the first place was because I believed the government could still do good things.
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If we can honor the trust they put in us and live up to our responsibilities, we can help more people use technology to do good.
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Sure. But last time I checked, fighting corruption was a good thing, and we're supposed to do good things because they're good, not because they're easy.
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It's that he can be the hero at the center of the story, built around his journey to figure out what it means to do good.
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If you're lost on how to do good this season, shopping this collab seems like a pretty great way to help the world — and your skin.
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But this just floored my wife and me … I think adults can learn a lot from kids because they genuinely want to do good for others.
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ND: We knew that a mission-driven company that's trying to do good by people who've been exploited by Silicon Valley companies has to be profitable.
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"We're always thrilled to work with Max and Jake and Kids That Do Good," says Dana Porrazzo, co-leader of a Girl Scout Troop in Edgewater.
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The appeal of a government job is that she could do good for the community and also have healthcare and a chance to retire, one day.
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AMSTERDAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Competition for funding among companies trying to do good by doing everything from harvesting rainwater to making prosthetic limbs can be fierce.
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She had become an investigator out of a misplaced desire to do good that came from watching too many movies about good policemen in her childhood.
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Even where we donate to causes that are well intentioned and do good, we insert the United States into the domestic politics of a foreign state.
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If they remove me, that's a signal they want to remove every people (sic) who do good things, right things in the United States of America.
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They attempted to hijack legitimate events meant to do good – teaching self-defense, providing legal aid – as well as those events meant to widen a rift.
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If you're a VC looking to get an edge, broadening your pipeline is a great way to do good and do well at the same time.
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"I think Samsung can do good machine learning but I remain to be convinced about their AI approach," says Carolina Milanesi, an analyst with Creative Strategies.
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"People say your dreams are crazy, if they laugh at what you think you can do, good," Kaepernick says in his first commercial for the campaign.
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People should be able to set their own work hours, and police their own vacation time, as long as they are able to do good work.
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Both groups have shown they are willing to sacrifice percentage points from their returns to invest in companies and projects that do good in the world.
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" Then he went further: "Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good for those who hate you, and pray for those who abuse you.
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We will do good business together, but for the moment, I still want to improve my skill set so I can give them the best entertainment.
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Earlier, his father had told me that they didn't want JUST to be a "celebrity company," but rather an honest and productive effort to do good.
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In his speech, Franken squandered an opportunity to do good, and instead offered a master class in what not to do when accused of sexual misconduct.
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There's a pressure to continue to grow the audience and do good work that that audience wants, and that grows the business, all of that stuff.
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Is there a sense that the more developed countries in Europe for example or the United States they're further ahead in this drive to do good?
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"In order to do good economics, you have to keep in mind that people are human," Professor Thaler said at a news conference after the announcement.
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Trying to please a thousand masters Rarely a week goes by when there's not a CEO of some major company touting their latest do-good effort.
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We believe these tax changes will be positive for our company, and provide us the opportunity to do good things for our Crewmembers, Customers and shareholders.
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The firm found that the most highly-ranked companies that "do good things," like Microsoft and IBM, had a higher return on equity than their counterparts.
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"You want to get in there and do good, but just standing around ... it's not an excuse," Lack said of the slow night on his end.
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My icons are good people who are trying to do good work and make the world a little better, and are not afraid to push boundaries.
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"What's interesting about it is that most students, including myself, didn't realize entrepreneurship skills could be used to start nonprofits that aim to do good," said Coppola.
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Plenty of algorithmic programs designed to do good, like Google Translate, are prone to racial or gender bias, which require humans to step in and correct course.
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"It kind of messes with you because you think you are going to do good the rest of the game," Gurley said of the successful opening drive.
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They find themselves in a very odd, particular position of getting a lot of attention and I think they want to use that to do good things.
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There are countless opportunities to participate, whether it's marine conservation, jungle conservation, or wildlife conservation, there's an opportunity for you to do good during your year off.
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A genuine mission clouded by entitlement A number of people Business Insider spoke with maintained that Rebekah sought to use WeWork to do good in the world.
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And the assumption that this sort of empathetic success is necessary in order for people to do good in the world sets the bar way too high.
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"I went after Simone so I was Marta's last gymnast ever and I knew I had to do good for her," Raisman said about Tuesday's floor exercise.
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"When a politician does not want money from the rich, he's freer than the others to really do good for the masses of the people," he said.
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I'm just trying to do good work and have a positive influence on the next generation, who'll have to come and pick up the baton after me.
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Duda, a PiS ally, appealed for unity in the face of violence, saying many Poles were united despite their political differences by "their desire to do good".
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You certainly can't do comedy if you're frightened, and you certainly can't do good work if the environment doesn't support you and look after your best interests.
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"I think we mean what we say: You can do good and do well, and I think we strike that balance around the globe," Ms. Bresch said.
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"It takes people like Muhammad Ali to do good things for Islam," Muhammad said, "and then it takes seconds for people like Omar Mateen to destroy everything."
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The idea of it illustrates a wonderful way in which capitalism can do good not only for consumers and local energy producers, but also for the environment.
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Three's a Trend The chef behind the world's best restaurant, a heavyweight Brazilian designer and Nike do good by the host country of this summer's Olympic Games.
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That desire to do good translates to shopping from brands whose missions offer transparent, ethical business practices, use sustainable materials, and are cognizant of their social impact.
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What these figures all share, by Giridharadas's account, is a desire to do good without questioning too deeply how it is they came to do so well.
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For Bezos personally, having a net worth that reached $100 billion at one point this year also has people yearning to know how he will do good.
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We received hundreds of replies, with many votes for teachers, parents, first responders and volunteers — people who do good deeds on a daily basis, without any recognition.
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Your foundation's reading list seems like the perfect opportunity to turn the page to 2018 with a more hopeful literary goal in mind: Read books, do good.
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" "I hope that members of the furry community are forgiving of me if they are mad at me, just know that I'm trying to do good overall.
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But you also examine "impartial beneficence" dilemmas, which involve doing good, and specifically the idea that we shouldn't prioritize our family and friends when we do good.
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As much as Gates has worked to do good in the world, the insights into his history and personal life are flat-out more interesting and surprising.
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Tax rules encouraging charitable giving have been around for ages, and they allow people to lower their tax bills and do good deeds at the same time.
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I do, however, agree with Bloom when he argues that one can do good, and derive a moral code, without empathy, through the exercise of pure logic.
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Rose loved kids, so the decision was an easy one His death was unexpected, but Powell knew Rose would have wanted to do good by his hometown.
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This is how you get a group of good people that are in a position to try and do good and slowly pivot them to do bad.
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Vodianova has also launched an app called Elbi, which encourages users to do good deeds, donate to charities and send messages of encouragement to those in need.
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She hopes tech entrepreneurs will invest to do good and to make money: she believes they could start a business making "wonderful cannabis medicines" and opening clinics.
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She mentioned Mr. Raniere only once and told the court that she had joined Nxivm intending to do good works, but had ended up justifying bad acts.
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I taught with so many other people who not only entered the profession with the right mind, but to achieve results and do good things for kids.
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Experts discourage rewards and say children should learn to do good for the sake of doing good and for the pleasure they can get from making others happy.
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Yet the documentary also gives Holmes a bit too much benefit of the doubt, suggesting that hey, at least she was trying to do good in the world.
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But I will never tolerate someone who was close to Kanye who attempts to use his late mother's name to publicly shame him while pretending to do good.
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As Dana reports, despite genuinely wanting to do good for mankind, Rebekah lavished in the billionaire lifestyle, even flying her hairdresser to WeWork's London Summer Camp one year.
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Rebel Nell's cofounder and creative director, Diana Russell, had a design and retail background, but it wasn't a fashion project with a do-good element later tacked on.
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We write with the spirit of Bonnie Kalanick, who raised her son with deep unconditional love and unfading faith in his ability to do good for the world.
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It's a great message for companies like Google because they get to recruit folks because they believe that unless you go to Google you can't do good work.
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His book "The Battle to Do Good: Inside McDonald's Sustainability Journey" is a must-read even for those who are cynical about the business of corporate social responsibility.
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Since Christianity taught that time on Earth was preparation for the afterlife, and that God decided death's moment, you might as well do good works in the meantime.
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"I heard that you're a creative just like me, and you have dreams, and you want to go out there and do good and fulfill them," she said.
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"Someday, we'd love to reach a million hours," notes Max, who hopes to continue running Kids That Do Good with Jake when they both go off to college.
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"It is little bit hard for us to get the message out that business can do good and be profitable at the same time in Vietnam," she said.
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The rules suggested that anyone playing the "black men" in the game would have to do good works in real life, having simulated defending such a bad cause.
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He doesn't think a team that hasn't taken these drugs can't do good research, but he thinks there's power in knowing what altered states of consciousness are like.
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It's that the system rewards researchers who bring in grants, get published, and do good work — as it should — depending on whether all of that is done ethically.
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I've always tried to do good business, I've always tried to do fair business—sometimes to my detriment—but because of that, I've always had opportunities to work.
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A real chef needs to think about how everything that you do in life is impactful, and if you can do good things for the planet, you should.
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That is a noble idea, but investors have long been wary about the potential impact on their portfolios of trying to do good, while also doing well financially.
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The Little Market isn't the only site to be transparent about its do-good efforts, but it's always great to see empowering backstories behind the merch on offer.
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Sure, it's nice that Facebook wants to do Good Things, but it'd be nicer if the company didn't beat us over the head with its own ostensible selflessness.
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Fixes For Americans who volunteer to serve the poor in foreign orphanages, there are many better ways in which to do good than working directly with the children.
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Just because his generation and mine had to live through the battle days, doesn't mean that you had to live through the battle days to do good work.
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I want to push on this because it doesn't seem totally fair to say that Hooked came out and people only use that book to do good things.
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Look good and do good all in one go at Revivals Palm Springs, a thrift store where 100 percent of the proceeds go to the Desert AIDS Project.
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"We're all trying to do good things at the university, and you assume that anyone who is affiliated with it would be on the same path," she said.
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A lighthearted yet poignant show in which some Joe or Jane Schmo begrudgingly embarks on a weekly quest to do good at the behest of some higher power.
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Yes, the average international aid worker in Somalia is there to do good, but also (whether admittedly or not) for the buzz of life in a conflict zone.
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Elizabeth Warren is the candidate whose foreign policy language most superficially resembles Sanders's: She, too, promises to do good, or at least fewer evil, things with American power.
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Once largely made up of smaller businesses specifically set up to do good, the category now includes major global corporations such as yoghurt giant Danone's North America arm.
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The importance of distinguishing between do-good and feel-good projects puts the spotlight on design and forecasting processes— and on rationality and honesty in public decision making.
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It is one of many social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good – tackling loneliness, often referred to as an epidemic that is more acutely felt around Christmas.
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It is one of many social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good – tackling loneliness, often referred to as an epidemic that is more acutely felt around Christmas.
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Despite the intent to do good, not only has this "beacon of hope" failed to fight poverty, it also has a long history of its own discriminatory past.
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"Interns do good work in our office, and they should be compensated," said Senator Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland and a sponsor of the intern pay provision.
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Many such businesses also have a philanthropic focus that's driven by youthful idealism or by a recognition that the business can do good as well as doing well.
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Halstead and Hillebrandt think some of these opportunities are great ways to do good, and they are generally optimistic that impact investment can be powerful if done right.
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That way, they can hit their near-term financial goals (think: paying down debt) and invest in companies that do good for society — two common objectives among millennials.
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Samantha Peszek, who competed in gymnastics at the 2008 Olympics, told The New York Times that it plays into "the 'look good, feel good, do good' aspect" of performing.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Far from the hullabaloo of the World Cup in Russia, innovators are using the universal appeal of soccer to set up businesses that do good.
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When Saul debuted, I suggested it was the inverse of Breaking Bad — a series about a man who everybody assumes is bad, but who secretly longs to do good.
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Photography is now the biggest differentiator among Android phones, especially given how many companies have figured out how to do good design, big batteries, and (mostly) bezel-less screens.
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"I think Meghan found her voice being muted as a working royal so now she will have more opportunity to do good on hers and Harry's terms," she added.
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Fundamentally, the technology sector is an island of optimism that is looking to do good while doing well — this above all else is what will pave the way forward.
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Blaze's parents said they hoped the event, which is part of the #BlazeItForward movement they created after their son's death, would encourage others to do good in the world.
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Fifteen Cornwall is a social enterprise - a business that seeks to do good - and operates under a franchise, meaning it is not part of the chain now in administration.
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Traditionalist Buddhists accuse the temple of commercialism, though it says it is just as dedicated to Theravada Buddhism as them and its money is only to do good works.
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"The power we have to do good and to have compassion lives deep within us all, and I believe it's something we need to be reminded of," she says.
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But, over time, you do enough of those stories and you do really want to do stories about people who are doing good and who really do do good.
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LISBOA, March 28 (Reuters) - O primeiro ministro português António Costa prevê que a venda do 'good bank' Novo Banco ao fundo norte-americano Lone Star seja concluída esta semana.
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It was a collegial newsroom with a dedicated and talented staff of around 50, who, lacking direction from the higher-ups, decided to do good work on their own.
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It's not an amoral story — even if the series loves building up sadistic villains — but its general philosophy is, being good is useless unless you can also do good.
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Challenging the stereotypical portrayal of Sicilians as mobsters, social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good while making profits - are steering visitors toward mafia-free hotels, restaurants and shops.
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This charitable organization will be partnering with Entenmann's, to host a series of "Do Good Donut Parties," where they will serve over 10,000 doughnuts to 8,500 veterans across America.
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"The lucky thing was that, in 2000, the economy of China started to grow, so the timing was suddenly right to do good science," Nature quoted him as saying.
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Critics of the Green New Deal have attempted to smear its ideals, goals, and policies as dangerous "socialism," displaying a deep skepticism of the government's capacity to do good.
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To add "war profiteer" to that list would only further diminish an industry that, with equal parts naïveté and swagger, has so often failed at trying to do good.
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And historically, euphemization has often been a pragmatic way to step around negative associations many may have with a policy, in a quest to do good while changing minds.
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Cops like Lt. Sojo and Officers Cuevas and Rivera of the Strategic Response Group are the kind-hearted cops who quietly do good deeds for New Yorkers in need.
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"Because we can't do good studies on alcohol and human development—we can't give pregnant women different amounts of alcohol and measure how it affects their children," she explains.
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It's a collaboration with Joey Roth, whose rounded, organic designs and interesting materials made me a fan years ago — and he continues to do good work (and wood work).
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Yet, this all sounds like a far-fetched scenario, it wouldn't be the the first time hackers broke the law and hacked thousands of strangers' computers to do good.
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" After the sentencing, Jitmoud said he whispered into Relford's ear to "do good deeds" when he gets out of prison and that he has "confidence that Allah is forgiving.
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So every duty station I go to from here forward, I get to go out to do good things for people while representing the Army and the NCO corps.
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Mr. Barraza, 65, a pastor, said that initially he had been inclined to say no, but he remembered a biblical passage that described the moral obligation to do good.
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Like many big winners, she "intends to contribute a portion of her winnings to a charitable foundation, so that they may do good in the world," the lawsuit says.
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The tension between the Amy who really could do good in the world and the Amy who remains annoying and hard to take is at the core of Enlightened.
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He believes that wearing a badge can not only do good for the world, but also help him find the justice he's been craving since he was a child.
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All the same, given that extending the life of one's goods feeds into a do-good ethos, it's noticeable to me that Vinted hasn't quite replaced the Salvation Army.
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How to Do Good Larissa MacFarquhar's article about Darren Walker and the Ford Foundation ("What Money Can Buy," January 4th) highlights the institution's recent focus on remedying income inequality.
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"Officers like Mike Carrillo of the Park City Police Department's Uniform Section are the kind-hearted Officers who quietly do good deeds for Parkites in need," reads their post.
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Social Enterprise UK, the trade body that represents businesses that aim to do good as well as make profit, surveyed 252 of its members at the start of February.
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"Why people are taking it out on me for going to Washington to do something that I thought was going to do good for millions of people," he said.
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"There was the sense that you were of course trying to do good work, but a piece gets published because it's 20153 AM, not because it's great," she says.
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The real question I'm asking in the book, and I'm fully aware of all the horrible things done in the name of religion, is why do good things exist?
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Clinton's deep belief in America's power to do good in the world ran aground in a tribal country with no functioning government, rival factions and a staggering quantity of arms.
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"What we wanted was to show Syrian people and people all around the world that there's always a glimmer of hope and people who want to do good," Mustafa said.
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However, doing so is also the purest way to give to charity: It's proof that these celebrities do good work not for the accolades, but so the work gets done.
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"I want them to see that we're not criminals and that we love this country and we're here to work and do good," said Camacho-Perez, one of the fasters.
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" Dekel added: "I don't think he is going to do good for my country — it looks as if he is going to be good, but its going to be disaster.
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MarketWorld is an ascendant power elite that is defined by the concurrent drives to do well and do good, to change the world while also profiting from the status quo.
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"There are still opportunities for them to do good and if one day they can get out of prison they can go out to look after their parents," he said.
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There are many different ways to do good journalism, but there is no way of becoming a good journalist that does not involve learning, trying, and practicing: doing the work.
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Each of the men said they joined the Knights of Columbus years ago because they wanted to do good work; the group was influential and respected in their local parishes.
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The experiences of these individuals indicates the potential for U.S. companies to reap real talent — to do well and to do good by taking a broader view of employing refugees.
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If I could give them any advice, it would be to seek out those opportunities, especially at this point in your life, to do good instead of just doing well.
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In doing so, they will not only expand opportunity but will demonstrate, in a time of intense partisan rancor, what happens when Americans of all stripes unite to do good.
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How do you do good, effective cost-benefit analysis when the evidence in question comes from a field with a pretty poor predictive track record about the effects of regulation?
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Social Media: Destroyer or Creator Social media can be an incredibly powerful tool, but it can be used to harm as easily as it can be used to do good.
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People who put their heads down, do good work in their communities and decide to run because they want to make a difference will be the ones that are disadvantaged.
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"This has been personally a moment where I've had to reflect on the fact that wanting to do good and wanting to do better simply isn't good enough," he said.
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"It sends the signal to everyone else in the company that they can be those people in a few years, if they do good work and really excel," Zuckerberg said.
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I DON'T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THE SHAPE OF THE $003 BILLION PACKAGE WILL BE. I WORRY THAT THE RESPONSE COULD DO MORE DAMAGE THAN ANY TARIFFS LIKE THAT DO GOOD.
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I want to be nice, and I want to do good for other people, but I also want to let myself get angry and, sometimes, I want to be selfish.
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Tony, guilty over all the destruction they have caused while saving the world, believes that they need oversight; Steve worries that regulations could infringe on their abilities to do good.
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There is a 100 percent, we got to train people on how to do good parking, which in Paris now, by the way, you can't park on the sidewalk anymore.
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Over five days, in five emails, we'll walk you through research and frameworks that will help you decide how much and where to give and other ways to do good.
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What I keep going back to and what keeps me going, is trying to do good in whatever little spot of the world we can influence, no matter how small.
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"It's sad that there are people who would spend this kind of money on this rather than spending it to do good in the world," Ritzheimer said in the video.
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SO I THINK IF I WAS GOING TO MAKE -- I'M NOT CRITICIZING ANYBODY, BUT WE COULD DO A BETTER MESSAGE SAYING HOW MUCH PEOPLE CAN DO GOOD IN THE COMMUNITY.
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Organizations promoting social impact travel aim to emphasize not just big do-good trips, but to educate travelers about their smallest decisions, such as eating at a locally owned restaurant.
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Most importantly, the evidence suggests that it will do good -- and that Trudeau is right: it will make it easier to keep the drug out of the hands of children.
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"It sends the signal to everyone else in the company that they can be those people in a few years, if they do good work and really excel," Zuckerberg says.
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It was also that her product and her company were going to do good, as opposed to just being a smartphone app that you can use to hail a taxi.
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Over 5 days, in 5 emails, we'll walk you through research and frameworks that will help you decide how much and where to give, and other ways to do good.
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You know, the lesson was, 'You'll do good, you'll go to school, you'll get some good grades, you'll graduate from college, and then you can go and have a good career.
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Foundations are also limiting if you want to make grants to political advocacy — pushing for policies or supporting candidates that you think are most likely to do good in the world.
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But tourism social entrepreneurs said in the rush to do good, it was important to be wary of not growing too fast as this could negatively impact communities and the environment.
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Sure, the scriptures of these religions have inspired a lot of people to do good things, but they have also inspired a lot of people to do bad things as well.
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If you closed out this retrograde a more patient person (one who doesn't demand instant rewards and instead focuses on finding the time and space to do good work), that's great.
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These companies might be ruthless in their lines of work — fighting against environmental regulations or more stringent labor standards — but their foundations are in it to do good to the world.
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Meanwhile, India's government last week unveiled plans to open an electronic platform to enable social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good as well as make a profit - to raise capital.
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Conversations about giving can't stop at checking what percentage of income you're donating — and conversations about how politicians can do good in the world shouldn't really be centered on their giving.
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We were going to show that you could get rich, do good, and treat everyone who worked for or interacted with your business with fundamental decency, all at the same time.
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Rubana Haq, managing director of the Dhaka-based Mohammadi group, which employs 9,000 workers and manufactures apparel for the H&M brand, said it was time for Bangladesh to do good.
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The social enterprise - a company set up to do good as well as making a profit - aims to provide people on the spectrum with a working environment they can thrive in.
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But there's no doubt that it's significantly more complex to identify the best ways to do good in this space than it is to identify the best ways to distribute bednets.
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He's rich now, and while he claims he's going to do good deeds with his money, he is never going to give you, the reader of this post, a fucking dime.
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You will, I am convinced, do good things for your heart: Senior Olympians have been found, on average, to have a cardiovascular "fitness" age 20 years less than their chronological age.
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Then I got in the head of someone trying to do good and wanting to just give love to a child, and I understood how she ended up where she went.
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The New York City-based company — started by former Wharton Business School classmates Jeffrey Raider, David Gilboa, Andrew Hunt and Neil Blumenthal — is doing well with its "do good" business model.
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In the series' best parts, Ms. Goldberg engages a paradox: Meyerism may be an exploitative scam, but its members believe and want to do good with it, even the corrupt Cal.
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"All those models are free, unrestricted and don't even require attribution if you don't want to provide it, just take what's there and go do good things with it," he adds.
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The government said it wanted to work more closely with charities and social enterprises - businesses that seek to do good as well as make a profit - to create a fairer society.
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Students are going through profound dislocations because of the coronavirus pandemic and simply cannot be expected to do good work while moving, being isolated, shifting to online learning and other changes.
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"He takes the credit when we do good and he gives everyone else the blame when we do bad," Jamie Dantzscher, another Sydney gymnast, infamously remarked to the press after competition.
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"I've just got to do my thing, and if I go and I concentrate on me, control what I can do, good golf and good attitude takes care of the rest."
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The Good Place has laid out a moral vision that's surprisingly sophisticated and deeply informed by academic philosophy — a vision that puts learning, and trying, to do good front and center.
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The next time you're tempted to use social media to show others you're on the right side of history, ask yourself: Am I trying to do good, or just look good?
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Of late, the past few years, he made a show of proclaiming that he would lift his heavy hand, hire good people and let them do good things and all that.
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When you pay off your balance in full each month and only spend as much as you can afford to pay off, credit cards can actually do good rather than harm.
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Giving staff access to volunteering and financial well-being programs are a few of the ways National Australia Bank is trying to do good after facing allegations it breached lending laws.
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Oswald is a kind of caricature of the sixties liberal who infuriated conservatives (and often other liberals), someone so determined to do good that he can't see past his own folly.
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" The Qur'an tells us that we should "do good to…those in need, neighbors who are near, neighbors who are strangers, the companion by your side, the wayfarer that you meet.
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The Good Place has laid out a moral vision that's surprisingly sophisticated and deeply informed by academic philosophy — a vision that puts learning, and trying, to do good front and center.
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Our immigration system should facilitate the legal immigration of good people who want to do good work—the benefits of such a system would be felt throughout the entire United States.
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While Carmen is not a traditional superhero, she is a magical being that has the ability to do good and evil—if that's not a superhero, I don't know what is.
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When the targeting first began, she even considered the ways the technology could do good: What if, for instance, the chip inside your head could teach you to speak a new language?
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - North American investors seeking to do good as well as make financial returns could be overlooking an untapped opportunity on their own doorstep - indigenous entrepreneurs.
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"We're inspecting everything that goes in and out of your device to make sure we are blocking the bad we are protecting the good to have people do good business," he said.
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In promoting the market and private sector as a means to "do good" and solve problems of poverty, the Democrats helped make market ever more embedded in government policy and American life.
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Well, I think like television, like mass ... Mass, right, versus ... Because in the end I think if you do good, investigative journalism, you don't want to be in an empty church. Exactly.
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As of September 2017, Rachael's Rescue had donated more than $21 million to pet charities and other organizations that do good for pets, dispersing funds for food, medical supplies, treatments and more.
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Fast Forward Operating to do good at startup speed, Fast Forward is an accelerator, fellowship program and clearing house for information on how to fund, create and manage a technology-focused nonprofit.
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Having villains who can put forth more than straw-man arguments strengthens both franchises' heroes by forcing them to not only fight evil, but to find a better way to do good.
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And yet we all-too-often denigrate people who do things for profit as if they are somehow less worthy than those who promise to do good for political or "charitable" reasons.
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According to Bob Dietz, who monitors Asia for the Committee to Protect Journalists, which keeps a record of reporters killed in the line of duty, a corrupt journalist can still do good.
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Others saw it as a way to "do good by doing bad," as Duo Security's Chief Officer Dug Song tweeted, a way to encourage better security in companies fearing their bottom line.
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Your income is honestly earned, you pay an appropriate amount of tax, you don't use questionable tax maneuvers, and your returns show that you give generously to charities that do good work.
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"The parallel verse in Mark 14:7 clearly has Jesus approving of giving to the poor, as it immediately adds: 'And whenever you wish you can do good to them,'" he says.
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And to some of them, her financial moves clash with the selfless Methodist credo to do good for others that she so often says guided her toward a life of public service.
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And in the process, the show has a lot of fun at the expense of its vain 20-something Brooklynites, who are trying to do good things for all the wrong reasons.
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"The controversy about PSA-based screening should no longer be whether it can do good but whether we can change our behavior so that it does more good than harm," wrote Vickers.
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Last month, Mr. Trump said the organization "makes it almost impossible for us to do good business," arguing that American officials get to pick too few judges on its dispute resolution panels.
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I'm not ok, but she is right here keeping my going-I made her a promise that if this didn't go well that I would make sure and do good with it.
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But beyond the ego of social media, which arguably can be a hollow environment, I do have a core intention that I want to try to do good in a weird way.
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We're all focused on Trump, but one of the reasons Trump was elected was that many of the people who try to use government to do good just haven't thought things through.
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If you're an individual alone, and you're on the short list to be the Fed chairman, you think you can stay there and you think you can do good for the country.
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Film rights returned to the family in 1978 and Zapruder said she watched her father juggle the demands for public disclosure with her grandfather's wishes "to do good with it," she said.
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You try to do good by drinking almond milk, but you still buy those Pretty Little Thing mesh camo cycling shorts that will only be worn once and then immediately thrown away.
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I spoke to MacAskill about some of these criticisms and asked him to lay out why he thinks the effective altruism model remains the best way to do good in the world.
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"It's unquestionably has hurt us a lot because we want to do good customer service, and we were worried that a customer would think it was our fault and sue us," he said.
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"He doesn't do good business, he's not a kind person, he doesn't do the right thing when given ample opportunities to do so, and I don't really feel bad for him," she said.
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So the idea that this was a witch hunt that destroyed the lives of great civil servants who were only trying to do good in Washington is a bit of a stretch. 19.
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Namely, finding the best resveratrol (it was hiding in the stalk and the vines) and linking that molecule with fatty acids to make it stable enough to actually do good for your skin.
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Its deal-making chief Naqvi attracted billions from investors, including from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the World Bank and the U.S. government, on a promise to do good in emerging markets.
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Now, a new breed of market is springing up from Scotland to India to help them identify investment opportunities - and make it easier for organizations that seek to do good to raise funds.
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There's something in this episode about how turning people into a collective makes it that much harder to do good, but I'm not sure it's as fully expressed as it could have been.
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"There's no question that from an art perspective, there's been some remarkable art created over the years," says David Berman, a branding and design strategist, and author of the book Do Good Design.
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A diverse group of investors, including Ashton Kutcher's venture capital firm and asset management giant Fidelity Investments, is betting on the continued growth of do-good investing by backing sustainable investing fintech Ethic.
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In other words: you may not like her, you may not believe her, but at least trust that, in a lifetime of public service, Mrs Clinton has been motivated mainly to do good.
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You also seem to have a genuine desire to do good by the people of your state, who are benefiting greatly from a Medicaid expansion enacted by our Democratic governor, John Bel Edwards.
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"You can do good, fair, transparent and sustainable trade agreements where you win and I win, and not the American view, which seems to be, 'You lose and I win,'" Malmstrom told reporters.
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Some want to make a corporate commitment to social responsibility by organizing their business as a public benefit corporation under State law, with a mission to do good written into the governing documents.
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I wish the Harrs, who seem so sincere in wanting to do good, the best of luck and whatever magical fairy dust is needed to succeed in the roller coaster world of entrepreneurship.
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Possibilities for them to do good — figuring out how to regenerate human cells, for instance, or creating immunities against disease, or gobbling up carbon dioxide in the atmosphere — tend to get short shrift.
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I need a good price, I need good friends… I need to do good for this person because I think of karma—maybe when I go to another country, it could be me.
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The firm will invest $25,000 to $250,000 into startups that tie their financial performance to social and environmental impact, rather than treating do-good initiatives as a standalone, philanthropic arm or side project.
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At the heart of Stiglitz's argument is the suggestion that those who believe it is possible to "have it all," to do well and do good, are deluded at best, disingenuous at worst.
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"When I try to do good, when I try and add back to this wonderful earth that we have, when I try to protect it, does it matter that anybody knows my name?"
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In Sarah Einspanier's "Lunch Bunch," the trim, compassionate comedy that opens Clubbed Thumb's Summerworks festival at the Wild Project, a group of public defenders tries to do good, feel good and eat well.
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A rejection of the idea of original sin might argue that if we believe we can be good and do good by our own efforts, we are likelier to strive to do so.
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Students can pursue their passion without worry about how they will pay for food and housing, and for those who see Goldman Sachs in their future, it's a chance to do good works.
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Part of being a Democrat has to be that, if we want people to believe in the power of government to do good in society, we have to make sure it functions well.
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At the USHCC, we believe that we can play a role in moments like these as conveners, unifying the power of our over 22019 local chambers and 260 corporate partners to do good.
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The war he raged with Robert Baratheon only led to more war, while the orphan he saved from certain death (Jon Snow) is trying to do good in a world full of bad.
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"A Room in India" is more interested in the process of creation than in the product, perhaps because, as Cornélia fears, a product may never be precise enough to be, or do, good.
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Like Good this, Good ... We're going to do Good Books and Good Work and all of them would be obviously socially and environmentally responsible but also really be campaigners for social change. Sure.
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But that's not the case with this F300 fixed-wing and its unusual cargo: Instead of unleashing catastrophe, the automated machine is designed to do good—by releasing a swarm of tsetse flies.
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When the perception of a product affects the perception of your brand, you can't just do "good enough" (unless that's the brand identity you're going for, as with Amazon's Basics line of electronics).
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"If I wanted to do good for my brand I wouldn't have done this," Trump said of his presidential bid, as he noted some of the business partners he has lost along the way.
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That contact, who found his "energy and will to do good contagious," passed him on to the Europe-based Geo Intelligence team, which gave Qwake free temporary access to OneAtlas, its space imagery database.
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In a time when differences seem to separate our country, we hope the true spirit of Scouting will empower our next generation of leaders to bring people together to do good in the world.
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White man's guilt is a lazy, irresponsible but clearly lucrative trope because what's more appealing than a white guy who wants to do good because he just feels so bad about what he's done?
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He added that Israel would have to do good things for the Palestinians in order to bring about any deal, though he remains sure that a solution can be reached despite the region's complexities.
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"He's the one who has the money, who has the wealth, who has the power, who can do good for society scientifically but chooses to go the other way for nefarious means," she said.
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AC: Yeah, and if it's not through your work, what are other areas of your life where you feel like you can do good, where you can make a difference in someone else's life?
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That's all fine and well, but it still relies heavily on employees who are already busy trying to do good work, setting aside time to record and track and update yet another progress report.
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"My priority is not to do good quality science — it is to do 'sexy science' that politicians can write media sound bytes around so they will then keep funding me," the CSIRO employee stated.
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Thus accountants, or their stand-ins in this case, tax-savvy investment advisors, do good service and are perhaps more likely to deliver what they promise than the would-be Buffetts of this world.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A best selling feminist author is collaborating with British businesses that seek to do good as well as make a profit to promote equality and support so-called social enterprises.
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They're getting the most up-to-date education about how to do good counseling and they're usually getting a lot more supervision and consultation than people who've been in the field for a while.
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And sometimes grandiose ideas can do good even without achieving their ultimate goals: the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Nobel peace prize have improved the world even if they haven't abolished war.
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Some of us are having a harder time dealing with this than others because one hateful and violent person suddenly represents the rest of us who are trying to do good in this world.
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This year, the Salvation Army is marking the day with events across the country and has teamed up with Entenmann's to host "Do Good Donut Parties" to deliver treats to more than 8,500 veterans.
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This means that while it is geared towards young farmers who want to do good in the world, it can potentially qualify employees from big corporate farms selling commodity grains to China as well.
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"I think some people think of him as, you know, Mr. Do Good or Do Great, almost saintly," Anderson said Murdock lives in a $1.1 million, 4,500-square-foot house in an exclusive neighborhood.
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The twist is that the newcomer said it did not want to destroy the incumbent but instead build atop it to do good for underserved populations, as well as build a business for itself.
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However, forced arbitration provisions in the technology sector are particularly egregious because many of these companies go out of their way to nurture reputations as progressive companies seeking to do good in the world.
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GENEVA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Businesses that fail to look beyond the bottom line will not survive as consumer pressure also to do good mounts, said the billionaire behind top-selling U.S. yogurt brand Chobani.
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"In a time when differences seem to separate our country, we hope the true spirit of Scouting will empower our next generation of leaders to bring people together to do good in the world."
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Often, the best opportunities to do good are the ones that are, for whatever reason, underserved by governments and NGOs today, like aid to developing nations or efforts to improve welfare on factory farms.
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So there's nothing more to say to him, that's over, and I just hope people remember McKenna and do good for her, because she would have done wonderful things and we want to honor her.
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Do good with its neighbours, mend fences, build bridges, host refugees, lessen the pain associated with all the crises, and, at the same time, be a safe, stable environment for business, and for-, for economy.
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"I want you to know that as I stand here today I know the responsibility that I have to do good with this money," she said, fighting back tears at a press conference in November.
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This week, Vox critic at large Emily VanDerWerff (who wrote all of the above), film critic Alissa Wilkinson, and senior people-trying-to-do-good correspondent Dylan Matthews gather to talk season four, episode two.
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Social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good, as well as make profit - have sought to help refugees settle into new communities such as Vienna's Magdas Hotel, which employs refugees who have been granted asylum.
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He is raising money to help the angel who saved his dog so James knows his kind actions matter, and so he will have the means to continue to do good for himself and others.
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The flip side, the other paradigm, the one I happen to believe in, is that the sugar in the smoothie or the sugar in the chocolate milk does more damage than the vitamins do good.
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We're working on each of those things right now in ways where we believe that this Valley has the ability, on most occasions, to make money while doing good, but also just to do good.
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"I wished it hadn't happened but it's given me the opportunity to do good," she said in 2017, according to KSWO, which reported that the perpetrator still had not been caught as of last year.
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But does that mean that laws against voting selfies—which are common to many states—are unenforceable, or is JT just getting off the hook because he's a celebrity who tried to to do good?
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"Given that all the scientific models are failing to predict the pace that climate impact's actually having, how do you do good public policy?" he said on the sidelines of the C40's Women4Climate conference.
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"We need to do due diligence in making sure we're doing no harm in the process of trying to do good," says David Patrick, Tyndall's successor at the BCCDC, who has known Tyndall for decades.
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"I have enough money, and the deeper motivations for me are to do service and try to do good in the world," he told the Wall Street Journal shortly after announcing his decision in 2006.
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I know my choices — become a space pirate, a miner, a do-good trader — will not only shape my future interactions in the game, but they'll form my impressions of the game's world as well.
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Combine charitable giving with volunteer work with friends and family — for an experiential touch — and you have the ultimate do-good/feel-good tax refund strategy, plus a potential donation deduction for next year's taxes.
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They do good banking there and I wanted to take a moment to honor the tellers and employees at one of the branches because good interest rates and customer service mean a lot to me.
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The 1960 film never really explains why Brynner's character helps the villagers, which suggests that he doesn't need a reason to do good, he just does it, a silence that suggests a code, however fraudulent.
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But some of us are having a harder time dealing with this than others because one hateful and violent person suddenly represents the rest of us who are trying to do good in this world.
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The other thing that's really powerful is, it sends the signal to everyone else in the company that they can be those people in a few years if they do good work and really excel.
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"Our results speak against a fatalistic view about the nature [of] altruism—namely, that it does not exist and people only do good things for self-serving motives and not to actually help," he said.
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That's a distinction: You've got Roof, who sits in a church, a place of peace, a place of tranquillity, with a number of people wanting to do good, and he gets up and shoots them.
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On one hand, we have a generation that is inherently driven to do good and engage, while on the other hand a significant number of millennials opted to not to exercise their right to vote.
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The endgame had a great idea to work with: A woman, abused and traded like chattel, becomes so caught up in her zeal to do good that she sees anything but blind adoration as evil.
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By the time Boots was 2777, they were back in Oakland, where Walter, deciding that he could do good as a civil rights and criminal-defense lawyer, went to law school and started a practice.
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"Working out it's not only about looking good, it's about feeling good, doing good for your body and when you do good for yourself you don't want to do bad for other people," she said.
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Ultimately, UnHide hopes to help eliminate the sale of all fur by creating products that "not only make you feel good, but are here to do good," according the company co-founded by DeGeneres. yd
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The solution may be somewhere in between — there are cases when use this tech can do good, especially if it's carefully regulated and the communities impacted by it are in control of how it's used.
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Thinking a bit about how your donations will be used, and who could benefit from them most, can increase your power to do good with all of the old junk that's cluttering up your space.
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It was an action-packed spectacle about superheroes and their relationship to the government, one that dealt with the challenges and tradeoffs inherent in their self-imposed mission to do good and protect the innocent.
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"If they do good movies, they should be recognized...I'm very happy that they're embracing diversity ... in a time in which the theatrical experience had become so gentrified," Cuaron said on the red carpet about Netflix.
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Like many in Silicon Valley, he's recently become attracted to health care by the promise of a so-called "double bottom line": the potential to both to make money and to do good by saving lives.
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I mean, that's not the position that you want to be in when you're, you know, I mean … It's like, we care about our country, and want to work with our government and do good things.
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These are albums you could spend months getting lost in the details, and they take time to open up, although once they do, Good Kid's everyman story and Butterfly's political invective will be yours to savor.
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At the end of the day, it's like you're hating because I'm out here trying to do good and y'all still out in the hood trying to think of a way to get where I'm at.
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Another teacher confided in Weimer that Fields had turned in a written assignment espousing the views of white supremacists and that "Adolf Hitler was trying to do good things," Weimer recalls, noting school administrators were contacted.
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What to watch: Expect CEOs to address more issues directly and/or take a stance by launching do-good programs within their own companies in a way that tries to balance shareholder, employee and customer interests.
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Her actor husband also played down the glamor of fame, joking about being the father of one-year-old twins, but acknowledged that he had always been determined to use the public spotlight to do good.
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BlackRock's Larry Fink and Vanguard's Bill McNabb have both called for a new approach to investing: demanding that companies do good and heal social divisions, even when doing so doesn't seem to be good for returns.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - One in 20 British workers - or 2 million people - have jobs with firms that seek to do good while also earning a profit, research showed on Wednesday, dubbing it a "hidden revolution".
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Despite telling VICE in 2014 that cartel life was, "all behind me...I do good now," Gaviria took advantage of a Monday THR interview to threaten the company with the full weight of his previous connections.
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Startups have venture capital backers who invest in risky ideas because they hope it makes them money — which they can then return to college endowments, charities, hospitals and other institutions that do good in the world.
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We believe the new tagline better aligns VFC's business objectives (performance) with its mission to do good for the people of the planet (purpose) and neatly ties together the overall vision for the entire brand portfolio.
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His experience has left him suffering from anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder so he has been receiving "owl therapy" since 2016 through Hack Back, a British social enterprise - a business that seeks to do good.
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"He doesn't do good business, he's not a kind person, he doesn't do the right thing when given ample opportunities to do so, and I don't really feel that bad for him," she said, cataloguing his flaws.
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As part of the brand's Do Good Do Beautiful initiative, we surveyed more than 700 women around the country to find out the causes women actually care about — and how they go about giving back to them.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Investors increasingly want more than good returns - they want to do good, too, with women and millennials most likely to buy products that seek to save the world, according to a Swiss bank.
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NEW YORK, Feb 238 (Reuters) - When former investment manager Ron Cordes started a charitable foundation in 226, he got frustrated because he could only "do good" when he was actively giving the money away to needy causes.
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If we do good karma and eliminate negative thoughts and emotions, we are happy; if we do the inverse and let negative thoughts and emotions, such as greed, lust and jealousy take over, then we are unhappy.
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Be smart: Despite Fox's reputation as a megaphone for the White House, it does employ credible journalists that want to do good work and may not feel empowered to do so if Fox doesn't address these issues.
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SANDERS: Look, I do my job because I love this country and I love getting to come to work every day and work for President Trump who also loves this country and wants to do good things.
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"Growing up as a black girl on the south side of Chicago, as I was trying to make my way and do good in school, there were always people telling me what I couldn't do," said Obama.
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For me, the message of Star Trek has always been that each of us makes the choice — to do good, or not; to move forward, or not; to help, or not — and that our individual choice matters.
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Do Good Men's T-Shirt, available on Cotopaxi, $30Whether he's into the outdoors, volunteering, or might appreciate an introduction to a cool new startup he hasn't heard of, he'll appreciate a soft, unique T-shirt from Cotopaxi.
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We believe that if we do well in the long run, we will do good to not just to community, but to the environment as well since real estate is one of the biggest producers of carbon.
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I always knew I'd be an entrepreneur, but I didn't find success until I got to the core of what I really wanted to build, which was a company that does well so it can do good.
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Vampyr ends up being an RPG about trying to be and trying to do good despite the fact that you and the systems your inhabit are tainted by exploitation and self-interest at the expense of others.
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The whole idea is that instead of destroying people's wealth, you let them generate wealth and transfer it — either to victims or the government or someone else who we think would do good things with the money.
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After retiring from sport, he became in 2015 chief executive of Mobiloo, a British social enterprise – a business that aims to do good - to provide portable disabled toilets in converted vans for events without facilities on site.
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" She urged students to live their lives in a way that honors their slain schoolmates -- Bailey Nicole Holt and Preston Ryan Cope, both 15: "Do good in their memory, live well in their memory to honor them.
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"It's not necessary to achieve what all of us want, which is a normal appropriations process where you have a chance to do good oversight and good policy because you have a [top-line] number," he said.
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They might be good at what they do—whether it be eviction in the Bronx, or eviction in Ramallah—but (to paraphrase my parents, and maybe yours as well) is what they do good for the Jews?
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We'll have to wait and see whether this ends up worse for those who aspire to do good for the country or the party that has embraced the "deconstruction of the administrative state" as a core philosophy.
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When you donate work to the charity, you may help an organization do good work, you may get the warm fuzzies, you may get a mention on the brochure, but you do not get any tax deduction.
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It's a seductive, kind of dangerous idea because it suggests the best way to do good is to sit back and wait for someone to show you how to, not to do your best in the moment.
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And I thought I was gonna be a Buddhist nun, and then I was, like, hey, I need to stay in my wheelhouse and take the things that I'm really good at and do good in the world.
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On the other hand, for the nonwhite creatives who are just trying to do good work and be recognized for it, constantly having to talk about what diversity and inclusion mean can be way more exhausting than illuminating.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young travellers who volunteer at orphanages hoping to do good are driving the mistreatment of children, British author J.K. Rowling said on Thursday, as she launched a campaign against so-called 'voluntourism'.
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By combining our tech competencies with a sincere desire to do good for the people and communities we serve, we look forward to the places GOAT will go as we help solve short distance transportation issues with integrity.
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"At the end of his life, he had a hard time speaking and he said, 'You do good,' and those words have stuck with me and have been the foundation for everything I've done going forward," she says.
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WATCH THIS: 20-Year-Old Wins $451 Million Mega Millions Grand Prize, Hopes to 'Do Good For Humanity' "He feels it is time to move to a single story home probably no higher than 4,000 feet," Knudsen says.
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Major's search for her identity; the reason the bad guys are bad and the good guys do good; the future they're all fighting for: None of it matters much, beyond that we're told to accept that it does.
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Money gained through fines and court convictions has been used by prosecutors and judges to build hospital wings and immigrant centres, buy equipment for labor inspectors, and fund social enterprises that aim to do business and do good.
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Some of these do good for the world's poor, but their structure also enables them to push money secretly into partisan think-tanks like the Cato Institute, the Heritage Foundation, the American Enterprise Institute and the Hoover Institution.
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"We are committed to deepening the work we started this first term such that the nation's assets and resources continue to be organised and utilised to do good for the common man," he said at the manifesto launch.
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You already know from Breaking Bad that Jimmy will flail, but Better Call Saul turned that flailing into a poignant examination of what it means to want to do good but find doing bad so, so, so tempting.
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"What we've seen from a financial performance point of view is that you have ... [a] higher return on equity of these companies that do good things," Hesse, the former CEO of Sprint, told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer.
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Or should I continue to talk in a nuanced away about the complexity of the problems and local efforts, knowing that if I do so, I will be re-elected and can do good for at least some?
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"Everybody would say this, but it is good guys who care about their legacy and things, about using their platform and using their influence to do good," said Kusnyer, describing the type of players they want to sign.
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If Amazon wants to do good for our country, it should build its new mecca in Columbus, Ohio, or Lexington, Ky., or some other city that is in desperate need of an infusion of growth and new energy.
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"You get to do good for a living, and in the name of your country," as James Comey said in a 2005 speech to Justice Department employees (the same speech I highlighted in my column earlier this week).
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The son of a pastor, Brogden said his Christian beliefs made him a great fit to work at Chick-fil-A, a company he believes trains its employees to do good for people without expecting anything in return.
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Bank stocks have retreated after a strong rally as investors fret over lofty valuations amid questions about Trump's ability to do good on his promises of tax cuts and simpler regulations after failing to get a healthcare bill passed.
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A 1.0005 de Março, o ministro das Finanças Mário Centeno disse que as negociações para a venda do 'good bank' Novo Banco à Lone Star estão a correr a "bom ritmo" e há condições para se chegar a acordo.
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After asking, "So tell me how a man do good when all he know is bad?" he resolves to try to "change people mind about me" by letting his good intentions show in his actions instead of his words.
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Known for her do-good nature, the Friday Night Lights actress, 39, teamed up with ABLE, an ethical fashion brand, for a second time to create a jewelry collection of everyday pieces that gives back in a big way.
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The types of conversations that have opened up in these churches has been just unreal, you know, the types of questions that we get and the engagement from people who want to do good and don't have the information.
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"I have a salad with every meal," says Legend, who is a spokesperson for the Drink Good Do Good campaign, a partnership between Naked Juice and non-profit Wholesome Wave to help get all Americans access to fresh produce.
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Tykn is one of a wave of social entrepreneurs - who aim to do good, as well as make profit – seeking to help 20.8957 million people who the United Nations says are forcibly displaced worldwide by persecution, conflict and violence.
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A 24 de Março, o ministro das Finanças Mário Centeno disse que as negociações para a venda do 'good bank' Novo Banco à Lone Star estão a correr a "bom ritmo" e há condições para se chegar a acordo.
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"The governor was there and gave us an encouraging speech and just told us that he was fighting for us and he wanted to us do good and to take advantage of whatever resources that we could," she said.
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"What we've seen from a financial performance point of view is that you have about a 33 percent higher return on equity of these companies that do good things," Hesse, the former CEO of Sprint, told Cramer on Wednesday.
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BROOKLYN POUR CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL (Saturday) Even in cosmopolitan New York, there are few opportunities to drink, dance, eat, commune and do good for charity before sunset, but The Village Voice's sixth annual Brooklyn Pour festival provides exactly that.
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Experts said a new strategy to support social enterprises - businesses that seek to do good and make a profit - is likely to be revealed in August, after the government invited the public to submit their ideas earlier this year.
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It shouldn't be surprising that officers who took their jobs hoping to do good, and cops of all races, take part in the kind of conduct that makes unarmed, innocent black people like Crutcher more likely to be killed.
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Franzen thinks that there's no way for a writer to do good work — to write something that can be called "consuming and extraordinarily moving" — without putting a fence around yourself so that you can control the input you encounter.
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Jeremy Strong and Kieran Culkin do good work as the sons who fight for power within Waystar Royco while hungering for their father's approval, as does Sarah Snook as their sister, a political consultant who watches from the sidelines.
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Like so many stories these days about Big Tech, this is a tale about how attempts to do good often produce unexpected consequences, and how even smart people (especially, perhaps, smart people) can be reluctant to rethink their convictions.
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"Corruption in Albany casts a shadow over the many honest public servants who do good work in the administration of government, and deprives the citizens of New York of the honest representation they deserve," he said in a statement.
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Investors around the world are becoming more interested in putting their money into projects that do good, according to the results of the latest annual survey by the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), a non-profit founded in 2009.
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