Positive liberty might arise when the state educates its citizens.
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The group now also educates the public about these animals.
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It educates a dispersed cohort of researchers about new discoveries.
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He educates families on the unique needs of stoke survivors.
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A proper impeachment inquiry marshals the facts and educates the public.
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Moreover, visiting a country such as the DPRK educates both ways.
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The system educates 1.1 million students in more than 1,800 schools.
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A year later, the school now educates 32 girls and one boy.
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"I'm hoping my voice breaks stigmas and educates people," said Murphy. 4.
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The center rescues animals and educates visitors on animal and wildlife conservation.
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Carcillo's Chapter 5 Foundation assists and educates former players moving toward retirement.
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CBT educates people about pain and its relation to reactions and activities.
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By night, he educates his children on the potential risks of vaping.
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The book educates readers about assault and makes clear what behavior is illegal.
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He also educates consumers on the brand and how its tequila is made.
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But here's the truth: Political comedy at its best both educates and entertains.
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"She frequently educates me on news stories and issues young women are facing."
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And it educates through historic contrast to black history (Emmett Till, Rodney King).
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It cheats, oppresses and brutalizes, but it also educates, enriches and saves lives.
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GLSEN offers training to schools and educates students about their rights as well.
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It educates pediatricians, obstetricians and parents about how to reduce infants' chemical exposure.
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Palestinian President Abbas tells the world that he educates Palestinian children for peace.
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The artist always educates himself by moving in and out of the grid.
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There, she started attending a Plan International program that educates girls on teenage pregnancy.
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The company educates pet owners to address concerns about cost and convenience, he said.
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Through sculpture, painting, photography, and mixed media, the exhibit educates as well as inspires.
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In 2010, BlinkNow also opened a school that now educates over 350 Nepalese children.
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"Solid, fact-based reporting educates, informs, and saves lives," he wrote in Business Insider.
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It has developed a middle class that lives in cities, that educates their children.
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The Catholic Church educates, cures, and supports millions of people today around the globe.
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Thaw Parka's monastery, like others, takes in orphans and educates the sons of poor families.
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" He says that the app educates young people about "the long-term benefits of investing.
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Tactical Technology educates women's rights advocates on online safety 'Has he threatened you with a gun?
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The federation pays for travel to tournaments, and it billets, feeds, clothes and educates the players.
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She educates business owners on best practices and provides resources to help them grow and succeed.
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He educates me on the history of voodoo as a religion and its roots in Haiti.
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Irene Wakefield runs Prepair NZ, a service that educates 15-19 year-olds about healthy relationships.
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Douin works directly with the biggest agencies and holding companies and educates them on best practices.
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She also shares her experience and educates her subscribers about what it's like to be blind.
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The firm also said it educates agents on the subject through regular training sessions, seminars and workshops.
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At best, this educates those who may use the n-word that it is not okay to.
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Brit + Co A digital media company that inspires, educates and entertains real women with a creative spirit.
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What grows now dies and comes back endlessly, a tangle that feeds, educates and betters the world.
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Organized by Brooklyn Psychedelic Society, a group that educates about psychedelics, the event drew about 30 parents.
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The Gun Shop Project educates shop owners on how to recognize potentially suicidal buyers via a checklist.
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Potbotics educates patients about cannabis' effects on their ailments and the cannabinoid profiles specific to each strain.
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The military academy educates and trains roughly 4,500 cadets to become future officers in the US Army.
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It gives them information, they feel like they're in control and it educates them about their bodies.
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Ms. Lau educates visitors about her native city's unpaid domestic workers, freewheeling street vendors and raucous politics.
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For instance, Pathfinder helps big companies become digital companies, Lion educates startup employees and Kymono sells startup sweatshirts.
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Head Start, a federal programme that educates poor children before they enter kindergarten, has also received more funding.
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The sepsis nurse coordinator there, Rosemary Mitchell Grant, educates staff and tracks data collected through the medical records.
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Oliver's commentary is searing, and his jokes are expertly timed, making a show that both amuses and educates.
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A nation that under-educates its children in the 903st century cannot long survive as a world power.
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Dr. Grant, who described her show as "a soap opera that educates," remained on the air until 1990.
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This PSA educates people through an emotional and devastating experience, in hopes that they'll better understand the consequences.
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It educates you about instruments of torture and how demand for those things seems to have fallen off.
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It also started the Women's Careers in Football Forum, which educates and prepares women for positions in football operations.
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After the movie, we watch YouTube videos and he educates me on the origins of the movie/similar movies.
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Through close collaboration with government, PEAS now educates 1% of Ugandan secondary-school pupils under a public-private partnership.
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Legal Momentum, an advocacy group that educates on this issue, has a great sample letter that you can use.
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Front Burner "The New Mediterranean Jewish Table" by Joyce Goldstein not only inspires you to cook, it also educates.
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Lincoln educates them in both the mechanical and electronic systems, but it also emphasizes soft skills in each class.
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I love fiction that educates me on the sly, especially about something I didn't realize I wanted to know.
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Vestly educates users to do the same, choosing their portfolio based on the companies they use and love the most.
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The Rashad Jennings Foundation "educates, inspires and encourages youth everywhere through three main initiatives," according to its official site. 4.
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It's unclear if, in addition to antidiscrimination training, Gaggle educates moderators on the specific challenges that LGBTQ youth may encounter.
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The campaign educates people on how ivory products are made and asks people to pledge never to buy ivory again.
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The School for Justice, which just opened on April 6, educates survivors of sex trafficking to pursue careers in law.
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Two days ago, she told Stephen Colbert that she works with a charity that educates the public about super PACs.
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The Possums Infant Sleep Program educates parents about expectations around normal infant sleep and encourages them to experiment with strategies.
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In "Walkthrough," Raad occupies the nearly impossible role of a charming Cassandra, one whose rant both educates and activates listeners.
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School systems are responsible for creating a curriculum that effectively educates the youth, and makes them aware of current issues.
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Mr. Gibler educates guests an education about fishing, food and the importance of the ocean and the land to Hawaiians.
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If you're going to invest in teachers, then invest in the infrastructure that educates people about why violence is wrong.
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Apple educates me on my usage and behaviors, but doesn't do much to help me enact a plan utilizing said information.
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A year later, she travelled to India to start Kranti, an NGO that educates the daughters of sex workers in Mumbai.
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The company already educates it users on sharing the road with bicycles and has a zero tolerance policy for impaired driving.
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There is no uniform set of policies that educates officers on when they can use deadly force and when they cannot.
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Anti-bias training, for example, educates law enforcement officers about the explicit and implicit biases that can govern their decision-making.
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In her work, she provides naloxone and clean needles and educates people about how to protect themselves and their loved ones.
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It was a website that educates you about weed so I had to do this whole assessment about weed this time.
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Miss Costa is one of the several sharks monitored by OCEARCH, a nonprofit that tracks and educates people about marine predators.
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Ms. Kuhl educates her clients on the quirks of millennials, and why a 21-year-old sees nothing wrong with oversharing.
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I just stepped down as chair, but the CBA works closely with the Marijuana Enforcement Division and educates local law enforcement.
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ALLVP is tapping into the content opportunity with a monthly podcast series that educates around the gender imbalance in tech, too.
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The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria educates girls who may become the first in their families to go to college.
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Ms. Brown's high school, which housed about 28,22011 students when she was there, these days educates just a bit over 2200.
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Donna, who runs the channel Psych IRL, educates her subscribers about the psychology behind how some YouTubers and their fans behave.
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What we choose to express impacts and educates those around us, stirring them to positive action or normalizing behaviors which impede progress.
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This humanistic worldview holds that beauty conquers the deadening aspects of routine; it educates the emotions and connects us to the eternal.
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Webb Institute in Glen Cove, New York, is a small, private, nonprofit college that educates students in naval architecture and marine engineering.
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That's led to huge investment in native Chinese research and development, as well as a rethink of how China educates its children.
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They turned their conversations into a successful podcast called InvestED, which educates listeners on value investing, a strategy popularized by Warren Buffett.
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Apple is planning to join an industry group that develops best practices and educates the public about artificial intelligence technologies, Bloomberg reports.
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MISS KIET'S CHILDREN Petra Lataster-Czisch and Peter Lataster take their cameras into the classroom of a Dutch teacher who educates refugees.
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Instead, it should invest money in third-party organizations like the Truth Initiative, which educates young people about the dangers of tobacco.
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Weissman recently became active in Cervivor, a group that educates women about cervical cancer so they can be advocates in their communities.
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Shifting the way the United States educates and trains students is one of the most crucial challenges of our time, he argues.
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"I've always wanted to be a Rastafarian," says Freedman, 25, a sommelier who currently educates the public on pairing wine with cannabis.
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Parents being unfamiliar with the concept should have set off alarms, and pointed the ESRB towards re-thinking how it educates the public.
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US-born activist Robin Chaurasiya returned to India to set up Kranti, an NGO that educates the daughters of sex workers in Mumbai.
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She doesn't provide for them as a charity; she educates them to be free individuals, to fight for their rights, to be feminists.
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He educates conservative Christian parents about the needs of their LGBTQ children and is hopeful there is a way forward for these families.
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The boom of the home assistant also educates some people to talk to a device, talk to a machine, to get something done.
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"I am a MSM and a sex worker myself," said Patrick Fotso, head of Alcondoms, which educates 50 people a month about HIV.
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Not only does that allow more blood donations, but it also educates those closest to you about a policy many aren't aware of.
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In Nicaragua, Francisca Ramírez Torres coordinates the National Council for the Defence of Land, Lake and Sovereignty, which educates locals on land rights.
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None of the educators interviewed could recall Ms. Toscano-Percoco, though they said CPV Educates had employed several different teachers in the past.
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In Milwaukee, that would include Milwaukee Scholars, which educates 21625 students in grades K2900-220006 and "exceeds expectations" on the state report card.
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Mr. Farouki is also listed on the website of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, which educates many future American diplomats.
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She also educates them on the zoning rules regarding private gardens, and translates their mail during drop-in hours at the local library.
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The program strikes a playful tone as it educates viewers about the minutiae of weasel life, and the lives of some related mammals.
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PakTurk educates more than 10,000 students in Pakistan but has employed no Turkish nationals since the South Asian nation asked them to leave.
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The now-mandated workshop educates coaches on concussion protocols and new tackling progressions, which teaches players to tackle with the front, chest and shoulder.
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If you step back and look at the big picture, the reason why raising awareness is so critical is because it educates everyone else.
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It works by requiring ride-hail drivers to install an app that educates them about how the co-op collects and uses their data.
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Today, the brand employs, trains, educates and empowers women across the globe so they can earn a living and break the cycle of poverty.
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HBS educates less than 289% of American MBA students but case studies written by our faculty are used at business schools around the world.
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That is, the program educates men on how to identify and confront the culture of sexism and misogyny that leads to violence against women.
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"Any loss of privacy increases potential of danger for vulnerable users," said Elle Armageddon, a privacy advocate who educates people about protecting themselves online.
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If Rhodes really is worried about protesting students not receiving their education, then why not offer an alternative to protesting that actually educates them?
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Walker is now a consultant for the Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment financial literacy initiative, which educates college and professional athletes on money management.
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The office also educates providers on how to comply with the program's rules, and hospitals put a lot of time and energy into compliance.
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The company also states that it continually educates employees and members on complying with laws and regulations relevant to the sale of its products.
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"It can be difficult for customers to understand how to access naloxone at pharmacies," said Stancliff, who educates the public on opioid overdose prevention.
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Every Mother Counts works to provide women and girls with transportation to medical facilities, educates birthing attendants, and provides birthing supplies to medical professionals.
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Narrated by The Wire's Wendell Pierce, it's a maddening rolic that educates about an overlooked economic and ecological crisis and also succeeds as entertainment.
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She received her master's degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio, and now educates six hearing-impaired 3- and 4-year-olds.
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"Shooting one to two feral hogs does little to control their numbers and typically educates others in the group to avoid humans," researchers said.
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Although her focus is on girls, she happily educates young boys as well at a school for children of both genders, called Tepesua School.
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His silver-smithing store alone — which educates visitors on how valuable the metal was for both coinage and assets — attracts around 330,000 visitors annually.
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The struggle in Los Angeles, a district so large it educates about 9 percent of all students in the state, will resonate around California.
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"Grooming is the precursor phase," said Hernan Navarro, head of campaign group Grooming Argentina, which educates parents and children about the risks of social media.
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The Library Freedom Project is an organization that educates librarians about privacy and collaborates with the Tor Project to establish Tor exit nodes in libraries.
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Nilima Achwal is the founder and CEO of Iesha Learning, a Mumbai-based social venture that educates pre-teens and teens on sexuality and gender.
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The organization educates citizens on the impact of the "public health epidemic" of gun violence in America, through education, media campaigns, and issue based advocacy.
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Asa was fortunate enough to learn about the Job Corps program, a proven federal job training program that educates and trains 6900,2628 youth each year.
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They're Aruna Prasad, 16, Erin Smith, 16, Kathy Kong, 17, and Lillian Yuan, 17, and they've built Mapsquito, a game that educates players about malaria.
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Something about being an othered person who regularly educates people has made me register as somewhat sexless to people, even though the opposite is true.
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Dr. Farnham oversees an online clearinghouse of information about the comet that educates the public and encourages collaboration among astronomers who gather data about it.
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Berkeley is one of the university's nine undergraduate campuses, the top tier of a remarkable tripartite public system that educates a majority of California students.
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This world-renowned institution educates the brightest minds in art and design, those whose expertise can help to close the design talent gap in technology.
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His father founded Information U.S.A., a company based in Rockville, Md., that educates the public on alternative sources of funding and free services in America.
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Tyler Cameron The former "The Bachelorette" heartthrob will be running in support of ABC Food Tours, which educates and feeds underserved kids in New York.
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Megan White Mukuria is the founder of the ZanaAfrica Foundation, which gives girls pads and educates them about reproductive health in order to empower them.
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"As we've seen recently, it can drop like a stone, instantly," said Ed Slott, who educates financial advisers on IRAs and publishes the Slott Report.
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The content tested in the trial has been used to develop a feature in the app that educates users about things like low mood or stress.
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A new video educates Pepsi on what real police-on-protester interactions look like, and spoiler alert: it isn't all hearts, peace signs, and fizzy beverages.
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We are addressing that market, consumerizing space with real-time video that educates and empowers people with knowledge of what's happening on Earth and in space.
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"Our goal is to reach as many Americans as possible with content that educates, inspires and entertains," PBS chief digital and marketing officer Ira Rubenstein said.
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The agency, which educates 270,000 children in Gaza and runs a score of clinics there, says that about $200m is needed to keep the show going.
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Get 100,000 first time voters to the polls and raise $100,000 for She Should Run, an organization that educates and helps women pursue political leadership roles.
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It supports families and educates professionals, both when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying, and when a child is facing bereavement.
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Williams serves as president of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, a non-profit non-partisan organization which educates the public on the government's impact on the economy.
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CPV Educates also committed $50,000 over the next 10 years to sponsor a program at Colonia Middle School that pairs special-needs students with other students.
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With membership hailing from military, civilian and non-profit backgrounds, the Council monitors the DoD audit process and educates the public about budgeting and accounting policies.
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Breaking the money ice amongst your people not only empowers and educates you — it can have a ripple effect for everyone you invite into the conversation.
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He hopes the gift will challenge RIT to think more creatively about the way the school educates students and prepares them for the industries of tomorrow.
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It educates about 2217,22016 children in nearly 383 schools and its doctors see more than 238 million patients in nearly 210 primary health clinics every year.
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The University of California system, which educates more than 280,000 students and employs 227,000 faculty and staff, announced late Tuesday it is divesting from fossil fuels.
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In India the private sector now educates nearly half of all children, in Pakistan more than a third, and in both countries the state sector is shrinking.
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WATERisLIFE's Drinkable Book, a book printed on useable filter paper that educates on regional water safety, takes donations for research and development costs via the organization's website.
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They dream of a society that helps the poor, lifts the middle class, educates the students, cares for the elderly, cures the ill and protects the planet.
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The agency educates about 500,000 children in nearly 700 schools and UNRWA doctors see more than 9 million patients in nearly 150 primary health clinics every year.
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It's an incredible asset to the diverse demographic Atlanta possesses, and also educates and expands the palates of those who have yet to experience many global cuisines.
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And mental health discussion is also stigmatized there, says Rhianna Brand, a suicide survivor who now runs an organization that educates about suicide prevention throughout her state.
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Sybil Lockhart, PhD, a researcher for OMGYes, a website that educates readers about female pleasure, is finding that women often think their masturbation should arouse their partners.
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Jeff Steinberg is the founder of the Sojourn to the Past, a program that educates children about the Civil Rights movement, and is attending the opening Saturday.
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Through the three years that follow the rigorous, initial 30-week foundation, the firm aims to educates the trainees on a deeper level around everything it offers.
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Her office educates doctors about tapering pain patients off opioids, and she gives patients who leave with an opioid prescription a treated bag that dissolves leftover pills.
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The Unified Threat Assessment Strategy educates officers about warning signs that can be used to identify potential mass shooters and teaches the officers how to properly intervene.
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"We have an educator on the platform who has cerebral palsy, and educates on all the issues of sexuality that can come with having a disability," Barrica noted.
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While in treatment for breast cancer, I decided to establish the Tigerlily Foundation – an organization that educates, empowers, advocates for and supports young women affected by breast cancer.
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And linking advertising to pageviews incentivizes media organizations to produce articles that perform well, sometimes at the expense of material that educates, entertains, or holds power-holders accountable.
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Mr. McGrath hired Julie Bach, founder of Wellness for Cancer, a nonprofit that educates spas on how to provide cancer wellness services, to train the hotel's spa therapists.
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During slow times in the barbershop, he plows through history books, educates himself on wildlife issues and dreams of making a living protecting coyotes instead of cutting hair.
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"Right now there's no easy way to buy, send or spend cryptocurrencies," said Nick Saponaro, co-founder of The Divi Project, which educates people on the digital tokens.
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In the meantime, it's enough for him to know that Dalton might have played even a small role in a movie that educates people about his son's disease.
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In her own counseling practice, she acknowledges a client's own spiritual practice (or lack thereof), but she also educates people on the roots of what she is espousing.
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The humanities is the only set of traditions — and the arts, the humanities understood broadly — is the only set of traditions that we have that educates the soul.
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It's a medically supervised program that gets people to exercise regularly, educates them on how to live a heart-healthy life, and includes counseling on how to reduce stress.
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Holly Jacobs, a victim of revenge porn herself, founded this nonprofit organization in order to educates lawmakers about NCP (nonconsensual pornography) and provide victims with referrals, among other services.
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Lee routinely educates other performers about the potential of affiliate commissions, running workshops about affiliate programs and tweeting out screencaps of their own affiliate commissions using the hashtag #PayForYourPorn.
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Molly Williamson, staff attorney at A Better Balance, an organization that advocates for and educates about the law, says in an interview that this particularly helps low-income women.
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She knows that in a global knowledge-based economy, the country that out-educates the world will out-earn the world, out-innovate the world, and lead the world.
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"The people designing our technology are not our people," Samir Hazboun of the Highlander Research and Education Center, which studies social movements and educates activists, said at the forum.
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What they want is something that educates them about what's really in their food, and lets companies that are doing the right thing to distinguish themselves from the competition.
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Nigerian lawyer Zannah Mustapha set up a school in Northeast of the country where he educates the orphans of Boko Haram fighters and the children of dead Nigerian soldiers.
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He promotes it on talk shows, educates other doctors, and has even managed to wean his close friend Bill Clinton off of his previously prescribed low-fat vegan diet.
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The goal for renewable energy industries should be to invest in a system that is democratic and educates, setting the stage for a new era of responsible business development.
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The defense has portrayed the job given to Ms. Toscano-Percoco — part of a company program called CPV Educates — as a legitimate gesture of good will, not a bribe.
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Last month the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions voted to reauthorize a $41 million program that educates health professionals in geriatrics; it awaits a floor vote.
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The objective was that there needed to be a phase -- like the Senate Watergate hearings in 1973 -- that educates the public and guides public opinion as to what to do.
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Following up the branding which educates and entices potential customers, the product must now stand and deliver, forcing the customer to convert from a trial to a paid customer status.
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When I asked the Football Association about sexual consent and related issues, they told me, in rather vague terms, that they would support anything that raises awareness and educates people.
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She educates trans women in the pageant community about the dangers of liquid silicone by sharing her story about her search for beauty, and the terrible health problems she's experienced.
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The nonprofit's mission statement says the organization "educates and empowers the sports community to eliminate racial discrimination, champion social justice and improve race relations" A spokesperson for The Related Cos.
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Detroit Public Schools, meanwhile, educates most of the city's special education students, including Ms. Wilson's youngest son, the only one of her children who has not changed schools several times.
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But his wife worked as a teacher and administrator for CPV Educates, a school-outreach program that gave CPV's image a boost in communities where the company opened power plants.
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Since he will probably say that with or without an inquiry, is democracy not better off with an inquiry that unearths new evidence and educates the public than without one?
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In her work as a caseworker she educates people about the virus but many people, she says, won't even touch the pamphlets or look at the information on the table.
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It educates on how to navigate chemistry reads, kissing, nudity in auditions, how to change the location of an audition, and identifying and responding to sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
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Besides finding and gathering data about vulnerabilities, it educates the company about security, the kinds of risks it can face, and how each employee can get involved in improving security.
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" He further elaborated that we need to "tell our stories in a way that not only informs and educates but also changes the hearts and minds of the American people.
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Over two years and 60 credits, the intensive curriculum educates emerging artistic leaders and problem solvers to research, analyze, prototype and design concepts that tackle some of the world's greatest challenges.
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The data is displayed on a series of screens in the winery's fermentation cave; an employee gives guests a tour of this cave and educates them on how the technology works.
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Estimates from the World Population Foundation, a nonprofit that educates women on their sexual and reproductive rights, show that at least 70% of them have experienced some form of domestic violence.
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In addition to his Trans 101 project, a 31-episode series that educates viewers about subjects like pronouns, terminology, and body dysphoria, Ross has also posted about his personal experiences transitioning.
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Cuyahoga County has created an opiate task force, and implemented Project D.A.W.N. in 2013, which educates people about opiate overdose signs and provides free naloxone kits to help prevent overdose fatalities.
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But America's elite schools educate far fewer people than, say, Canada's (the University of Toronto educates over 43,000 undergrads at a time) and could afford to do quite a bit more.
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Viewed from this angle, The Pox Hunter could be considered a solid investment—one that creates a thoroughly American cultural product that educates students while injecting capital directly into the economy.
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Javier Munoz, who played Alexander Hamilton in the musical, recorded a public service announcement for Spread the Vote, an organization that educates voters on which states require which forms of identification.
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Migrant Rights educates families in Qatar about the benefits of respecting the rights of their domestic workers; another group, Amel, goes into Lebanese schools to challenge students' assumptions about migrant women.
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Today, he leads the Jigija Indigenous Fire Training Program, which educates pastoralists, volunteer firefighters, Indigenous rangers and the mining industry on how to fight fire with fire — as our ancestors did.
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The IBD Parenthood Project from the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) educates women with IBD about how to manage their condition to avert risks while conceiving, carrying a child and giving birth.
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One person familiar with the feeling is Kate Hewitt, a federal contractor and adviser at Girl Security, a nonprofit organization that educates girls in middle and high school on national security.
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Research shows that over-the-counter hearing aids can perform very well for mild to moderate hearing loss—but results are better when an audiologist fits them and educates the patient.
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She is an ambassador for both Smile Train and Plano de Menina, the latter of which "empowers and educates women in Brazil to take on new opportunities and expand their voices."
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I'm not sure, what do you think it does, so in terms of moving the debate forward, you think the progress is that your sons see it and it educates them.
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"As long as CPS educates 20 percent of the state's students, but receives 15 percent of the state's education funding, we will face a significant budget gap," he said in a statement.
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"Oyoty is the first of its kind personal safety assistant for children using the combination of deep learning and chatbot technology that both empowers and educates children to be safe," says Tewari.
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For example, in 2015 the agency started rolling out its "360 Strategy," a program that educates doctors as part of a larger effort to fight illicit drug use in various pilot cities.
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Seehafer hopes Enzyme helps founders not only navigate the process more smoothly but also educates the community so those with an idea can concentrate on innovating more and dealing with paperwork less.
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The Marine Corps says its "grueling 13-week course trains and educates newly selected infantry and ground intelligence officers in leadership, infantry skills, and character required to serve as infantry platoon commanders".
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To reach those innovations on VR's horizon, industry content experts must partner with leaders in the tech sector to craft immersive content that educates, informs or entertains — or, hopefully, does all three.
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He founded Bay Area End of Life Options, a consulting group that educates physicians, advocates on patients' behalf and prescribes the lethal concoction for some patients who meet the criteria for participation.
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The bacteria that we are exposed to during our infancy both educates our immune system and programs our metabolic system, explained Differding and Mueller, neither of whom participated in the new study.
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Those who cannot afford it end up in an under-funded state system that educates 0003,000 Lebanese pupils and has put on a second shift in recent years for 200,000 Syrian refugees.
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Mr. Bounsall, a prospector and maker of build-your-own-airplane kits, educates the reader about mining and minerals in the region but also covers a lot of ground on other subjects.
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"It's found money, so we think about it differently than money we earn," says Paul Golden from the National Endowment for Financial Education, a non-profit that educates the public on financial decisions.
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"The internet requires the BBC to redefine itself, but not its mission: the BBC's purpose online is to provide a distinctive public service that informs, educates and entertains," he said in a statement.
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I guess now it's just about always making sure one educates one's self, and really being mindful of staying open and to learn more and more and then channel that into the show.
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Along with her mother, Veronica Bey, Vanae created The Indigenous Adventures of Princess Vanae, a 20-page coloring book that educates children ages 5 through 13 about black Indigenous cultures around the globe.
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"The Jewish woman historically has been really oppressed by Passover cooking and cleaning and preparation," said Allison Josephs, the founder of Jew in the City, a website that educates people about the Orthodox.
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This also leaves the baby's body in an unsupported position, said Alisa Baer, a pediatrician and co-founder of The Car Seat Lady, an advocacy group that educates about safe car seat practices.
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Namira Islam is a lawyer, graphic designer, and the co-founder and executive director of the Muslim Anti-Racism Collaborative, a faith-based organization that educates and trains people on promoting racial justice.
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Since then, Mr. Estabrook said in an interview, conditions have been improved in Florida through the Fair Food Program, a coalition that protects workers and educates them on the effects of dangerous chemicals.
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The Due Process Institute is a bipartisan 501(c)(4) who educates, lobbies, and litigates on behalf of the principles of fundamental fairness and procedural due process rights in the criminal legal system.
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After joining the company in 2008 as an account executive, Lowe created the role of Manager of Business Outreach and built a department that educates small business owners about the importance of Yelp.
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In addition to reading a lot, Mattox educates himself by reaching out to financial professionals he met during his summer working at Goldman Sachs and by getting references from those people to speak others.
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" In its own statement, ABC said: "One of the things that has always made 'black-ish' so special is how it deftly examines delicate social issues in a way that simultaneously entertains and educates.
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This year we are raising money for the Bard Prison Initiative, which educates incarcerated women and men, keeps them from returning to prison, and raises awareness about profit-based mass incarceration in the U.S.
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For example, California, which educates 12% of America's public-school pupils, chooses to subsidise health care for retired teachers and their families who could otherwise qualify for the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Medicare.
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The Agriculture Department currently has an excellent organic literacy program that educates USDA staff about all forms of production, so that they can effectively assist the diversity of farmers who make American agriculture successful.
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Comprehensive sex ed teaches that abstinence is the only 100% effective way to avoid pregnancy or STIs, but also educates young people about condoms and other forms of contraception, according to Advocates For Youth.
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But the school must do more, faster, especially in commercializing intellectual property created on its campuses, said Laura Cantero, executive director of Grupo Guayacan, a nonprofit organization that educates and provides financing to entrepreneurs.
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She not only educates her viewers on how she moisturizes and wraps her skin to protect herself, but hopes to "show the world that you can also be happy, and live a happy life."
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Alexander Hamilton, a three-story brick building with a series of imposing Corinthian columns gracing its front entrance, educates 309 students in third through fifth grades, part of New Jersey's split elementary school system.
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The federation overhauled its development system by introducing the Age Training Concept, which educates coaches at all levels on the proper way to train each age group to ensure the best development of the players.
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However, it is unconstitutional to censor a book that educates prisoners on how legal, penal, and other institutions have shaped their own lives and poses no threat to the safety and security of the facility.
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Walmart educates its personal shoppers on banana ripeness, for example, so that customers who want their bananas hard and gleaming yellow get just that while those who want a sweeter, brown-speckled banana get that.
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Loft directed three short films to create the series "'Purchasing' Toronto," which educates viewers about the Toronto Purchase via a script that incorporates historical text, petition, and oral history, performed by an all-indigenous cast.
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"I call them &aposfake shutdowns,&apos" Marc Goldwein, senior policy director of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget – a bipartisan, nonprofit organization that educates the public on fiscal policy issues –previously told Fox News.
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Trammell Crow is a Dallas, Texas-based businessman, philanthropist, entrepreneur and director of ConservAmerica, an organization of Republican voters that educates people and public officials on conservative-based solutions to conservation, energy and environmental issues.
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CPV Educates appears to have been a legitimate enterprise, employing several people who ran programs in a smattering of schools in New Jersey and a high-school internship program at a power plant in California.
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Then 27, she had studied tourism and graduated with an Executive MBA in hospitality management at the private Ecole Hotelière de Lausanne in Switzerland, which educates some of the best tourism managers in the world.
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"If you really want to have an impact, it takes some work," said Henry L. Berman, chief executive of Exponent Philanthropy, a nonprofit that guides and educates a membership network of small, sparsely staffed foundations.
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Christian-Backed School Teaches Scions of the Elite in Atheist North Korea In a country that bans religion, the school educates a crop of handpicked students — and perhaps gives the government some leverage with Washington.
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But the group now works with and educates communities in most provinces across the archipelago about good waste management, conducts clean-ups, and works with businesses and authorities to tackle marine waste and promote recycling.
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Daly said that the league, in conjunction with the Chinese government, sponsors ball hockey programs in Beijing schools, coordinates learn-to-play events and coaching clinics, and educates aspiring referees on how to call the game.
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The nonprofit, grassroots effort educates women about the high stakes for themselves if they buy, hold or hide guns for others — who may be their abusers — with the aim of blocking the spread of illegal guns.
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For each lipstick sold, 10% of the net sales will be donated toward the #CRUSHCANCERXO cause and The Keep A Breast Foundation, a non-profit that educates about the importance of early detection for breast cancer.
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We have a water school in seven countries that provides clean drinking water and sanitation to communities in need and also educates communities on the importance ecological, economic, social and cultural issues that affect water use.
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The second floor of a nondescript building in Dhaka houses the office of the Sommilito Garments Sramik Federation, which supports unions and organizes and educates workers across the city, about 80,000 of whom attend its meetings.
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"She added: "The other thing that I have loved about posting the behind the scenes, is that it educates and validates those who are creators or those who want to be but don't have the confidence.
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He is the co-founder and assistant director of Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, an organization that educates and assists immigrant and refugee youth and their families and promotes a pathway toward citizenship and community engagement.
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Menard considers him an expert in natural law and runs a YouTube channel where he educates followers with videos and (free) books that he puts out on how to counteract what the Freemen consider unfair laws.
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Body composition analysis is another part of the equation for Parker-Simmons, who educates the athletes on how to get the most out of their genetics, which in Rippon's case includes his muscular thighs and buttocks.
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She has founded an advocacy group, The Army of Survivors, which educates communities and students about the effects of abuse and how to help someone in need, in addition to pushing for laws to protect survivors.
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VICE News spends time with Steven Johnson, a man who has a parole life sentence, as he educates his fellow parolees about their voting rights, and is fighting to get the law changed in New York.
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Read: It's not just the oceans - microplastic pollution is all around us Thames21 is a group that organizes clean-ups along the foreshore of the River Thames, in the UK, and educates people to not pollute it.
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A thread on Deep Dot Web, a site that "gathers information and educates the public on everything related to the dark net," is filled with comments claiming to be from ripped off Wallstreet Market customers and vendors.
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"An Inconvenient Sequel" follows Gore ten years after his Oscar-winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," as he educates children on climate change, visits scientists to collect data to present at forums and attends the Paris climate summit.
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This week, the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), released its latest analysis Overregulation Threatens Market-Driven Solutions in Dentistry, which outlines policies impacting state licensing regulations and educates on the benefits Dental Support Organizations bring to healthcare.
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"[British cathedral] choirs are an ideal place for future bandmates to grow up in," says Simon Kirk, director of music at St John's College School, which educates the boy choristers of St John's College Chapel in Cambridge.
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War Child, a charity providing cash to youth in war-torn South Sudan, and the My Choices Foundation, which educates Indian women about domestic and child abuse, rounded out the winners selected from more than 675 submissions.
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Now, they worry, the university has publicly linked itself to a justice whose views on affirmative action, reproductive rights and same-sex marriage are inappropriate for a university that educates more than 30,000 students from diverse backgrounds.
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Luckily, Kelly Barnhill's wonderful fourth novel, "The Girl Who Drank the Moon," educates about oppression, blind allegiance and challenging the status quo while immersing the reader in an exhilarating story full of magical creatures and derring-do.
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"One of the things that has always made 'black-ish' so special is how it deftly examines delicate social issues in a way that simultaneously entertains and educates," a network representative said in a statement to Variety.
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The Roman Catholic parish school — which educates students in pre-K through 8th grade — has removed all seven volumes of J.K. Rowling's popular Harry Potter series from its library, the Nashville Tennessean reports, due to its content.
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How you dispense and apply your hand sanitizer also mattersAccording to Samantha Yammine, a stem cell biologist who educates people through her Instagram and Twitter accounts, how you apply your hand sanitizer affects how effective it is.
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Take Eaton and the Allegory: The display they had in the lobby that highlights and educates people on the history of black bartenders in the United States — something that's as simplistic as that has so much value.
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"We hope this opportunity sheds light on the special needs community and educates people that with acceptance and support, individuals with special needs have the potential to change the world -- just like our Lucas," his mom said.
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Off the heels of their "Insiders/Outsiders" diversity report, the organization that advocates for American designers published a sustainability report that educates creatives on a range of topics, like materials, packaging, how to sustainably up-cycle, and more.
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Law Works "engages bipartisan voices and educates the public on the importance of the rule of law, the role of the special counsel in the justice system, and the integrity of our judicial institutions," according to their website.
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Once candidates are selected, an impressive training program educates them on every aspect of what they might need to do on a long-term space mission and relentlessly tests them on each potential scenario for failure and success.
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Inspired by her work with the San Diego Rescue Mission, in 210 she started a non-profit called Caridad, which helps the homeless and also "educates people and lets them know that real people become homeless," she says.
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"If this story educates even one person on the dangers of tethering animals, and prevents this from happening to another dog, then it's all been worth it," the hospital's practice manager Shannon Vest told PEOPLE in an email.
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" It refers to "the fight with the warmongering Jews," and also educates the reader that the Zionists "gave rise to... Freemasons, the Rotary, and Lions" clubs, which they use to control the drug trade and to "annihilate Islam.
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Negotiators for the Los Angeles County School District, which educates some 600,000 students, have countered with a proposed 6 percent salary hike with back pay and a $100 million investment to hire more staff and decrease class size.
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"We hope this opportunity sheds light on the special needs community and educates people that with acceptance and support, individuals with special needs have the potential to change the world," Lucas's mother, Cortney Warren, said in a statement.
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The University of Puerto Rico has been a consistent source of pride, a place that educates many of the island's doctors, lawyers and engineers at a cost that makes it attainable even for people from the humblest backgrounds.
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Instead, they offer a customer-focused product experience that starts with choosing the right plant and includes an onboarding kit that educates users, all contained within a continuous positive feedback loop delivered through carefully designed, friendly, educational content.
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They have not only lobbied for lower tax rates and less government scrutiny for companies like Koch Industries but have also built an apparatus that finds young free market conservatives, educates them, and helps elevate them into office.
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But the Trump administration kept driving stakes into the heart of the Kushner peace plan with punitive measures against the Palestinians -- such as defunding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency that educates and feeds millions of displaced Palestinians.
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"I've dressed everyone from the [former] First Lady to the Duchess of Cambridge to A-listers, and I have my Shikshya Foundation that educates women and girls; so now, how am I dressing for a certain size?" he asks.
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Paul Waldman, a Washington Post columnist who grew up in a Zionist household, explains and educates as to why Omar's comments should be looked at more closely, given validity and not dismissed out of hand as being anti-Semitic.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The founder of a non-profit in Mumbai that educates sex workers' daughters has been shortlisted for a $1 million global award for teaching that she hopes will help change attitudes toward these marginalised people.
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"Stills was referring to RISE, a non-profit co-chaired by Ross; it's mission statement reads, "We are a national nonprofit that educates and empowers the sports community to eliminate racial discrimination, champion social justice and improve race relations.
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Celeste Walsen, executive director of the Courthouse Dogs Foundation, a nonprofit organization that trains and educates people about facility dogs, said that only about half of potential facility dogs complete the accreditation process; the dogs must be recertified annually.
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"The government can't limit your free expression; your parents can," and so can your school, said Barbara McCormack, the vice president of education at the Newseum in Washington, which educates thousands of students each year on the First Amendment.
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Many women assume that pelvic health begins and ends with Kegel exercises, but it's much more than that, said Lindsey Vestal, owner of the Functional Pelvis, a practice that educates and treats women who are either pre- or postnatal.
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" She also documented the visit on Twitter, posting three photos of herself and writing, "Thank you @HolocaustMuseum for a powerful & moving tour that honors the millions of innocent lives lost, and educates us on the tragedies and effects of the holocaust.
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The start-up's main service might be a platform that educates children on programming, but its ultimate goal is to impart skills needed in the future to children, LeapLearner's co-founder and CEO Ami Dror told CNBC in an exclusive interview.
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Board books, coloring books, and we have a graphic novel that's coming out for girls ages 9-12 that teaches you not only how to code, but educates you about the amazing women that have been pioneers in this space.
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Through the unpacking of the script and my life, we found a cool and safe way to do this show so it educates families on what to watch out for and to know what it's like for someone living with depression.
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While questioning Yanina Daigle, a former employee of the energy company who oversaw its educational program, called C.P.V. Educates, Ms. Echenberg asked if she had ever interviewed Ms. Toscano-Percoco, or if she had heard of her being interviewed at all.
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And when it came time to post photos from the library event to CPV Educates' Twitter account, they chose a photo of another teacher, even though it was unflattering and not as good as the photos of Ms. Toscano-Percoco.
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"Mental health is becoming a more central narrative in our culture, with greater efforts to normalize mental health challenges," said Eve Crevoshay, executive director of Take This, a nonprofit that educates video game developers on best practices around portraying mental health.
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"Believe your children when they tell you that what's happening to them feels uncomfortable," said Katelyn Brewer, president and chief executive of Darkness to Light, a nonprofit organization that educates adults on how to recognize and prevent child sexual abuse.
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Situated on a 2800-acre working plantation, it is where the company conducts farming research and development, creates programs to help small-scale coffee farmers around the world boost their income and educates the public about what Starbucks calls sustainable coffee.
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One Size Does Not Fit All It makes me happy to see content in the media which educates us that a healthy lifestyle is not synonymous with being skinny (once the benchmark of beauty), muscular, tall or any number of variables.
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Similarly to renegotiating some of our unfavorable trade deals, President Trump knows nothing will change unless he educates the American people and the world that the United States can ask to be treated fairly in international relationships and agreements – just like everyone else.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — A Palestinian primary school teacher who grew up in a refugee camp and educates her students about non-violence won a $1 million prize for teaching excellence on Sunday, beating out 8,000 other applicants from around the world.
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" Steidl told me, "If you read a book, or a visual book—for me, it is all reading—or if you are in a gallery or a museum, and the curated show was done by an educated person, that educates you visually.
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Despite severe unemployment rates and terrible living conditions for its masses, North Korea invests in, and educates, a portion of its population in science and technology to work for its cyber military agency, which is a top-level job in the country.
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Maimah Karmo is a ten-year survivor of breast cancer and the Founder and CEO of the Tigerlily Foundation, a leading national breast cancer organization that educates, empowers, advocates for and provides support to young women – before, during and after breast cancer.
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" Olivia Marks-Woldman, chief executive of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, a British charity that educates people about the Holocaust, said in a statement that Ms. Kerr's "books helped a younger audience understand the horrors of the Nazi regime through a child's eyes.
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The curriculum educates employees on topics like primary and secondary uses of data, basic process automation tools, and different ways to visualize information — along with how AI can be layered over all those tasks, like a platform that analyzes text to determine sentiment.
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In 2015, she wrote a punchy essay for the A.C.L.U. about the what she called the "P" word — privilege — and recorded a video skit in which she wears a hazmat suit and educates her clueless, white boyfriend about race and gender inequality.
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But Laura Woodburn, spokeswoman for the National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials, a nonprofit that educates and certifies people to conduct amusement ride and operator inspections, cautions against making any assumption that just because you are a small operator, you are not safe.
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Andy thinks one of the partners noticed a Kaposi's sarcoma lesion on his forehead — a telltale sign of an AIDS diagnosis, and one of the ways the film savvily educates its audience about AIDS while using the disease as an engine for the story.
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"Our primary concern is on preserving the photo and making it public, and having it at the Harriet Tubman Home gives us a level of governance to make sure that the photo is always used in a way that informs and educates," Hill told Hyperallergic.
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Tactical Technology educates women's rights advocates on online safety In a scene that might have been plucked straight out of Grand Theft Auto, the online game BREAKAWAY culminates with a girl being abducted, forced into a locker and left there after continual bullying and abuse.
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In South Carolina, legislation was recently filed in the state Senate that would force essentially every nonprofit organization that educates citizens about public policy to disclose to the government the names, addresses, and employers of supporters who donate more than a certain dollar amount.
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In response to each of these reports, a Southwest Key spokesman said the organization immediately reports any abuse claim to police, that it cooperates fully with all investigations and that it educates children in its care of their right to be free of abuse.
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Many people demand that the person who educates their child to carry advanced degrees but do not wish to contribute to the additional training and continuing education for the person who may have to make a split second decision whether or not to kill their child.
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The American School Bus Council, which educates on behalf of transportation providers, explains seat belt-less bus safety this way: "The children are protected like eggs in an egg carton — compartmentalized, and surrounded with padding and structural integrity to secure the entire container," the Council's website says.
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Stagias at Francis Financial educates his clients about credit both by reviewing their credit reports with them annually and by having an event for their children, aged from 12 to 30, that discusses the proper use of credit cards, good debt versus bad credit, and other topics.
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This week, the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), released a new analysis, Price-Fixing Prescription Drugs Will Cost Us in Cures, which outlines issues impacting prescription drug policy and educates policymakers on practical solutions that will help bring down the cost of brand and specialty prescription drugs.
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This achievement -- a vibrant and self-aware Jewish community, which cares for our needy, educates our children in Jewish tradition and protects the memory of our unspeakable loss during World War II -- was made possible by three forces seemingly ignored in today's debate on our future.
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From May to mid-October, both this year and next, Tourissimo, an Italian tour specialist, offers four bike tours to the regions of Piedmont, Emilia-Romagna and Sicily, each led by a notable North American chef who educates guests on the cultural aspects of local gastronomy.
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The city's Campaign Finance Board is a nonpartisan and independent city agency that educates and engages with voters before, during and after an election to ensure, ultimately, that we all have a voice when it comes to choosing our leaders and telling them what problems need solving.
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Berkeley, which enrolls a smaller share of lower-income Pell grant recipients than any other campus, still educates the lower-income students at almost twice the rate of Ivy League schools — and Pell grant recipients graduate at roughly the same high rates as their wealthier classmates.
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Eugene F. Rivers, III is a civil rights leader, urban activist, and the director of the Seymour Institute for Black Church and Policy Studies, which educates and trains Black Church leaders in the proper Christian philosophic and theological understanding of the complex questions confronting the Black Church.
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Ms. Huffington's new company, Thrive Global, whose first-round investors include the internet entrepreneur Sean Parker and the venture capital firm Greycroft Partners, is working with Accenture, JP Morgan Chase and Uber, among other companies, on antiburnout programming, which educates their employees on the importance of sleep.
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For people like Shelby Ivey Christie, a manager of Omni Media, L'Oreal Luxe (previously a digital sales planner at Vogue) who educates her followers with historical fashion lessons on her Instagram Stories, in order to understand current happenings within the industry, you need a certain amount of context.
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If you figure many pro athletes earn more than a million dollars a year, they have a higher likelihood of getting audited, said Jonathan Miller, president of Sports Financial Advisors Association, a non-profit that educates and shares best practices with financial managers who work with professional athletes.
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Goldrick-Rab says that if Bloomberg really wanted to increase the impact that his money could make, he should have invested his funds in a local community college that educates and graduates a high percentage of low-income students, such as Baltimore Community College or University of Maryland Baltimore County.
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" Weems cites the organization's emphasis on the arts and education, saying that through a series of workshops the Center educates the local community using "arts and storytelling as a methodology" through photography and documentary work with local youth, teaching them to "tell their own stories as part of a moral imagination.
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Honey. In his role, Mr. Patterson harvests honey from hives on the property for spa treatments and for Miraval's kitchens; educates guests on the role they play in bees' ecosystems; teaches them how to set up their own backyard beehives; and, with tastings, helps them discover the unique flavors of honey.
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Büttner's dense prose informs and educates in a manner typical of academic texts, though the illustrations and relatively short length keeps its verbosity from becoming intolerable, placing importance on Bosch's relationship to religion and his membership within the Brotherhood of Our Lady, a confraternity comprised of clerics and the socially connected.
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"We have to be ready, not just when Trump announces it, because there are arrests every day," said Elsa Lopez, an organizer for Somos Un Pueblo Unido, a New Mexico group which educates migrants on their civil rights and creates phone networks to send alerts if ICE enters their neighborhood.
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For example, if you're based in New York City, you can learn how to support the Waterkeeper Alliance, a nonprofit focused on ensuring people have access to clean water; Cafeteria Culture, a group that works towards achieving zero-waste in schools; or City Growers, a Brooklyn nonprofit that educates children on agriculture.
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"Rooted in its unique approach to training, its storied legacy and leadership, and its status as the most successful club in the world, we will create a fully immersive experience that entertains, educates, and inspires the next generation of football fans." said Harves CEO Bo Zhang in a statement on the Manchester United website.
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The secret: a local partner that educates locals about Facebook and helps them buy ads: The desire by Chinese companies and other entities to get in front of people internationally has unexpectedly turned China into one of Facebook's largest sources of advertising revenue, even though the social network itself is not available in the country.
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Just three years before landing her ad campaign with Coca-Cola, Kwan was selected to the prestigious President&aposs Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition, which "engages, educates, and empowers all Americans to adopt a healthy lifestyle that includes regular physical activity and good nutrition," according to the Department of Health and Human Services website .
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To that end, I really believe that Google, Uber, the automakers and others involved with creating self-driving cars need to come together and create a serious roadmap to be used at the federal, state and city levels that educates on how self-driving cars are created and what they can and can't do.
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In Woodbridge Township, N.J., where CPV operates a power plant, the company has secured local good will by sending CPV Educates staff members into several elementary and middle schools, where they have led activities devised to teach students about electricity and energy, helped organize a science fair and distributed goody bags stuffed with stickers, water bottles and backpacks.
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