" But, "he's a very enlightened designer, perfect for this enlightened Bond.
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These activities may seem completely innocent — perhaps even enlightened.
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"You're not enlightened by your own shadow, " Dierickx says.
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Are you confident that the billionaire class is so enlightened?
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""In the '60s, you had a much more enlightened view.
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They all became saints because their hunger spiritually enlightened them.
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I think that really enlightened a lot of people, too.
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Stoddard says: The more enlightened men of southern white America . . .
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He chose meiji ("enlightened") as the name for his rule.
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The work was funny, but also dark, scary, unnerving, enlightened.
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Safe to say, the panda is on it's enlightened journey.
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We all need to adopt the philosophy of enlightened selfishness.
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To wit, I present the Enlightened Collection of electric guitars.
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Russell Brand is known for his comedy and enlightened thinking.
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You are an individual who prides herself on being enlightened.
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There are thousands in this group, and not one enlightened.
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I have been thinking about Enlightened a lot in 2017.
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But I think we are becoming a more enlightened league.
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He described the changes as a kind of enlightened revolution.
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BIND US APARTHow Enlightened Americans Invented Racial SegregationBy Nicholas GuyattIllustrated.
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When Obama did these things, he was described as enlightened.
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For her, Ingress wasn't about the Resistance defeating the Enlightened.
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The Enlightened agents vanished without the teams exchanging a word.
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Yet the wholly enlightened Earth is radiant with triumphant calamity.
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Opinion "Die Frau ohne Schatten" imagined an enlightened, democratic empire.
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Only the enlightened can escape and discover the world outside.
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In it, he called himself Joseph Lumbroso — Joseph the Enlightened.
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Enlightened Ice Cream: Fill out this online form before May 73 to send a coupon for a free pint of Enlightened ice cream or box of ice cream bars to a nurse of your choice.
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Officials' tolerance of such lawyers suggested they were becoming more enlightened.
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Too bad we can't be enlightened on those answers as well.
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It cannot be abolished, no matter how enlightened a government's policy.
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The West's strongest argument is an appeal to enlightened self-interest.
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They are created by citizens banding together in enlightened self-interest.
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This is not about utopian corporate selflessness; it's about enlightened selfishness.
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A still enlightened Pierre pays a visit to Andrei's country home.
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The cemaat presents itself internationally as the face of enlightened Islam.
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Always suspicious of experts, he put his trust in enlightened citizens.
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Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man *wishes* he could be this sexually enlightened.
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"She was smart and enlightened, a very interesting person," he said.
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I was enlightened by our community of dancers, promoters and partygoers.
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An enlightened government would move toward supporting alternatives such as ours.
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I don't think that's helpful in creating a more enlightened world.
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"That is the essence of an enlightened patriotism," the president said.
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It is "Exotic by Nature, Conscious by Choice," not "Enlightened Foods."
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Yes, some native tribes were enlightened societies but many were not.
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Band concerts, well-tended Victorian houses, enlightened citizens — what could go wrong?
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Picasso wasn't the 20th century's most enlightened boyfriend, to put it mildly.
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"He was an enlightened person," his second cousin, Earl Phillips, told Corcoran.
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Our Civil War happened during a less enlightened, more brutish era, right?
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When she returned, more sexually enlightened than ever, with 1993's janet.
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As for the future, the gods know it, alone and fully enlightened.
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Not depending on decision of illuminates [the enlightened] of Brussels, of USA.
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The quote is fashion at its most cynical and its most enlightened.
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She counters with the kind of enlightened confidence we all strive for.
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We expected to hear enlightened policy discussions that could inform our votes.
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" Trevor says they should go that evening so Ian can get "enlightened.
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The left-leaning arts community considers itself enlightened and immune to sexism.
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Even in this enlightened age, its glow can evoke a mystical experience.
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Throughout history, eclipses have enlightened astronomers about the sun and its corona.
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Diana Stancy is a Communications Fellow with The Network of enlightened Women.
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I wouldn't want you to spend your precious crack allowance being enlightened.
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Hang Seng Bank's enlightened approach caters to shareholders as much as clients.
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Taxation is not a symbol of civilization, social togetherness, or enlightened cooperation.
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" He emphasized that "it is essential that public opinion should be enlightened.
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Agness is the Founder and President of the Network of enlightened Women.
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This scene aired only shortly before HBO announced that Enlightened was cancelled.
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When Enlightened debuted, no one knew quite what to make of it.
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Consumers, via the liberty of enlightened self-interest, will drive that innovation.
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They will come away enlightened, reassured and comforted by her debunker mentality.
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"They also become more experienced, humble, enlightened, or just tired," he added.
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An Enlightened player was destroying all the Resonators I had just deployed.
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But here's what we know about that: Your kids are already enlightened.
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How can even the most enlightened male candidate rebut that plain fact?
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Eric is an enlightened Seattle progressive but with a reconciling, loving temperament.
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Here is her system of enlightened grudge keeping to process your pettiness.
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"We're not enlightened; there's nothing about this that is enlightening," he said.
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It took me a few episodes to grasp what Enlightened was doing.
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Were these enlightened choices on the part of Bach or his collaborator?
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Have you had any dreams recently that enlightened you about waking life?
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It feels mature and enlightened and like something Gwyneth Paltrow would do.
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Now the Democrats like to portray themselves as members of the enlightened class.
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On one end of the spectrum, I feel incredibly enlightened when I'm high.
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Who said enlightened democracy was dying in the combative cesspool of social media?
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Unless maybe somebody is enlightened enough to see that there is another pathway.
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It is true that many enlightened and educated Muslims adhere to democratic principles.
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The good news is that all hope for enlightened dialogue is not lost.
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France has long adopted a dirigiste policy of strategic planning by enlightened technocrats.
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" And a friend of the family adds, "They are much more enlightened now.
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Us Apart: How Enlightened Americans Invented Racial Segregation, Cambridge historian Nicholas Guyatt demonstrates
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But even the most enlightened royal intervention is no substitute for reliable rules.
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A balanced and enlightened approach is needed to ensure transparency and protect consumers.
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Yet the signs are that this year's summit will be little more enlightened.
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Whatever you write is supposed to make you look interesting, intelligent, and enlightened.
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Like the colonial missionary, the modernist architect spurns tradition for an "enlightened" future.
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It took so much energy to become enlightened that if you had a
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In doing so, he hopes he can persuade less enlightened corporations to change.
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And it's no secret why there's such a hunger for principled, enlightened leadership.
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But he isn't quite as enlightened when it comes to his own baggage.
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But all of this in no way enlightened him in regards to DeVos.
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One hopes that Halevi will be enlightened by Shehadeh's balanced and insightful response.
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I'm not suggesting that "Rinaldo" is an entirely enlightened work for our time.
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If you were on the verge, join us and prepare to be enlightened!
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I don't think I can say I would have been the enlightened person.
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"However enlightened landlords are, it seems that eventually something goes wrong," she said.
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They may also have been lucky in the enlightened behavior of their elites.
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We need to have a more enlightened view about the role of companies.
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Briefly falling off the eco-enlightened wagon, she orders a steak from Citarella.
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Judge Rosenthal's thorough, enlightened ruling should be an important step in dismantling it.
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The vines benefit from this sort of enlightened approach, as do the wines.
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France, foremost among European nations, prides itself on enlightened humanitarianism, fraternity and solidarity.
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Once I enlightened him, he came at me with some strong crypto-chat.
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But we live in more enlightened times in restaurants now, and hospitality reigns.
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How much deeper a retreat might Mr. Trump demand from these enlightened policies?
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"When it comes to interoperability, Satya is enlightened," Lee said in an interview.
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Lloyd, on the other hand, sees himself as a more enlightened, woke specimen.
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H. R. McMaster, who accepted the job on Monday, is an enlightened choice.
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But the burden of finding an enlightened workplace lies all on the worker.
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Enlightened Hospitality makes $10 million to $20 million investments in what it calls innovative growth companies "that are category leaders and share USHG's 'Enlightened Hospitality' strategy and mindset of prioritizing employees among all other stakeholders," it said at the time.
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At first, the US occupation was relatively benign and in some ways even enlightened.
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Feel-good ice cream brand Enlightened wants nurses to indulge in free ice cream!
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In my better moments, I see myself in some of the more enlightened characters.
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If nothing else, it may come back to Mr. Williams's term, enlightened self-interest.
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What's encouraging is that enlightened business leaders in the private sector are stepping up.
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Future leaders may be more open to enlightened collaboration, but there is no guarantee.
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I'm sure that the people at Playboy were less enlightened than they are now.
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If being a hotwife sounds enlightened and perhaps even empowering, it might not be.
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He's a proponent of enlightened self-interest and considers himself a gifted motivational speaker.
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She's powerful, enlightened, and isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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To her great credit, Ivanka has already shown she can be an enlightened leader.
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When it comes to low-calorie pints of high-protein ice cream, Enlightened rules.
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Racist and anti-Semitic speech is not the hallmark of an otherwise enlightened society.
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A fairytale ending would remove that ugly 'vs' and replace it with an enlightened '+'.
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Canada can sometimes feel like a more enlightened, polite version of the United States.
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"Enlightened" is a half-hour show, but don't go into it expecting a comedy.
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He also enlightened unsuccessful GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain on international affairs in 2012.
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His attempts to reckon with his history leave him both enlightened and permanently damaged.
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From one point of view, Enlightened is an extended horror movie about human resources.
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In our more enlightened but increasingly regressive age, these scenes feel the most resonant.
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Here's hoping the producers are enlightened enough to cast him back in the role.
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Well, for starters, he's not too enlightened when it comes to the fairer sex.
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All this information is supposed to make us feel enlightened, and sometimes it does.
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A thousand flowers are blooming for enlightened candidates running for office across the nation.
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Was Andrew Jackson an "enlightened American" when it came to relations with the Indians?
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Don't we want a population enlightened by the joys of stigma-free, private pleasure?
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But on the inside, I can admit to feeling this virtuous, almost enlightened sensation.
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The Czechs and Slovaks, it was hoped, would behave as Mr. Havel's enlightened heirs.
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" He said "he was a reserved man but incredibly enlightened as a human being.
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This sort of enlightened self-interest sounds simple, but its impact has been dramatic.
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But Pelosi assured Hill that Democrats, aided by enlightened capitalists, can solve such problems.
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It is far less poor, less unequal and far more tolerant, diverse and enlightened.
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Maybe this time, enlightened despots won't grind up the peasants in an endless war.
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I will embrace a new, enlightened, selfless model of the mother of the bride.
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One state that has benefited by adopting a much more enlightened approach is California.
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BECKY QUICK: Was there anything that enlightened you or changed your opinion on something?
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Educational and other programs offer incentives for the incarcerated, which enlightened superintendents will embrace.
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This isn't just because Canadian leaders are particularly enlightened, although there's some of that.
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That is, they wanted pollsters to believe they were more enlightened than they were.
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An apology centered on the apologizer is vain catharsis, not enlightened or humbled redemption.
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"I know I'm a psycho, but an enlightened one," she says at one point.
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The better way of putting that is to appeal to people's enlightened self-interest.
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He was a man of the Enlightenment, but not a man remarkable for enlightened thought.
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There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you.
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When members want to repatriate, however, they have to be enlightened of the potential risks.
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Surely the supposed ultra-enlightened intelligence of forum atheism is at odds with crackpot conspiracies?
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People don't just start out and immediately become the most enlightened advocate in one week.
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"He's a real likable guy who has enlightened all of us," she said of Finlay.
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Grayling said he hoped the insurance industry would take an "enlightened" view of the incident.
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Microsoft's co-founder, Bill Gates, has praised Canada's "enlightened" immigration policies and "good, strong universities".
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As always, it's not enlightened ideals that define political opinions, it's power and self-interest.
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In both cases, the language suggests some hidden wisdom that only the enlightened have discovered.
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But they are not the result of an enlightened sense of taste, per Pieratt's definition.
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In doing so, we are embodying a more enlightened worldview than ISIS and its sympathizers.
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AND AT SOME POINT, THEY HAVE TO FIGURE OUT WHAT'S IN THEIR ENLIGHTENED SELF-INTEREST.
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But the idea that advanced AI will be enlightened and inherently good doesn't stand up.
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" Lima shared the same picture and captioned it, "Happy to meet my new enlightened friend.
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But his narrow empathy didn't distinguish him as an enlightened candidate of an evolving GOP.
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It enlightened how I feel like Marty really felt about doing that kind of thing.
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It's not like you get enlightened and then you're at peace because everything makes sense.
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Even in seemingly enlightened queer nightlife, trans women are often objectified, insulted, assaulted, and ignored.
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Such acts of political and physical violence aren't relics of a less-enlightened past, either.
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Osho saw women as spiritually superior to male disciples and better equipped for becoming enlightened.
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Nor are they spared harsh judgment merely because they lived in earlier, less enlightened times.
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But while it presents as being enlightened and progressive, it often leaves people feeling cold.
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Naleye points to Mohamed's success as evidence of what an enlightened refugee policy could achieve.
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They think of themselves as more enlightened on any number of fronts: sexually, racially, economically.
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Unfortunately, by the time players are enlightened, they are out of the college sports system.
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But no, we, the enlightened liberal left, would prefer not to hear him at all.
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Campbell embodies an enlightened, secular culture popular with yoga goers and Silicon Valley bros alike.
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Was this a case of a prematurely enlightened family court judge doing the right thing?
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Once enlightened, they choose to identify the risks they face and address them head-on.
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Like the good cops in the movie, we're well-intentioned but a little more enlightened!
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The death of Rama IX, a king that so many Thais considered enlightened, on Oct.
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Steve is moving toward some sort of enlightened self-interest, and Tony's moving to selflessness.
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In the meantime, allowing these young dreamers to stay is ordinary humanity and enlightened policy.
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You want enlightened policies for women and a record number of women in exalted posts?
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That visual is characteristic of the "Jefferies Show" approach, which could be called enlightened crudity.
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The idea of being "mostly enlightened" is central to Weather, which wrestles elliptically with religion.
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"It's not about a handout for foreign friends; it's about enlightened self-interest," she said.
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He should build on this enlightened model, and eschew further pardons of the Blagojevich variety.
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At that less enlightened time, no one complained about Potts' cultural appropriation of Asian culture.
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The desperation and the violence, the enlightened forbearance and the silent protest: It all persists.
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However, the positive feedback he has gotten has enlightened his honesty on the topic even further.
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Dern's recent highlights include Wild and Mike White's short-lived but much-beloved HBO series Enlightened.
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It is in a sense a beautiful and enlightened moment, it's moment to moment for them.
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Our creative act is inherently one of optimism; it imagines a better, richer, more enlightened world.
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So basically, people's opinions about interracial dating became more enlightened, but their actual dating habits weren't.
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I always use this phrase "enlightened self-interest" in ASEAN, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Something that won't be met with the scorn of a person newly enlightened by higher education.
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Enlightened politicians extended the franchise so working-class people had a stake in the political system.
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He also held reasonably enlightened views for the day on treatment of minority groups and immigrants.
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The process preserves the body in liquid nitrogen for revival in a more scientifically enlightened future.
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Make Republicans the sole defenders of schooling as a market commodity, not an enlightened egalitarian ideal.
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CoverGirl thinks itself modern, edgy, enlightened, and tolerant for "opening up" the cosmetics market to boys.
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Another problem-solving trick of the trade I've been enlightened on is to simply share accounts.
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Or was it a force of the free-market centre: an enlightened complement to Tory power?
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Wrong. We live in a time in which we value talk and cynicism over enlightened action.
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For investors, it's a two-fer of enlightened self-interest — both as investors and as citizens.
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In the 19th century, it was endorsed by both enlightened capitalists and moderate trade union leaders.
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Most Americans now regard the Scopes verdict as an unhappy relic of a less enlightened nation.
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If watching Enlightened in 2017 has taught me anything, it is that we must start there.
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There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people will not feel insecure around you.
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"Everyone's been trying to turn me into their woke bae"—millennial slang for an enlightened boyfriend.
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That does not mean the locker room is the most enlightened, progressive environment on the planet.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Enlightened Hospitality took a $15 million stake in the company.
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In decades past, enlightened audiences railed against the predominant female paradigm on screen, and rightfully so.
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I remember the [fall/winter 2000] show feeling ominous, humorous, surreal and enlightened in one go.
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Contrarily repellent is Dolan's utter intolerance of any departure from his less-than-enlightened company line.
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The more enlightened among us, however, have realized that this outlook will lead to our ruin.
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By extracting that knowledge, we presumably become more enlightened about contemporary culture and its attendant politics.
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Love, not self-interest (enlightened or otherwise), was the foundation for flourishing community and civic life.
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Mazen, a wealthy Muslim secularist with some enlightened ideas, unexpectedly oozes bigotry and intolerance for Christians.
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Wasn't liberal academe a way for ideas, good and bad, to be subjected to enlightened reason?
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Similarly, it's hard to imagine the French or American revolutions without those enlightened voices in print.
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"This extra productivity is a very very good thing used in an enlightened way," says Gates.
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And my hope is that you will prod them to actually see their enlightened self-interest.
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I've known and loved extraordinary men, but my daily interactions are not with those enlightened dudes.
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Who are these "electors" today, and is there any reason to suppose they're enlightened decision-makers?
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However enlightened my parents may have been, they couldn't shield me from the society we lived in.
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Around the world, there are many corporations, led by enlightened leaders, who have long understood these maxims.
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They have understood that it is in their enlightened self-interest for there to be shared prosperity.
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After all, we certainly came away from her AMA feeling a whole lot more informed and enlightened.
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The book's observations ultimately don't lead to any greater project, no path toward a more enlightened society.
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He beseeched other nations to jointly address these borderless issues, by agreeing and observing enlightened worldwide rules.
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Fans of the law nonetheless think it will inspire companies to behave in a more enlightened way.
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The real reasonsBut there are less enlightened reasons why middle-class people are more open to globalisation.
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But a new video shared by The Huffington Post has just enlightened us that these people exist.
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I suppose I was expecting some sort of Weeds-meets-Enlightened dramedy about, well, an actual diet.
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"It's elastic, catholic and embracing of all the periods, the real hallmark of enlightened collecting," he said.
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Most of us, except for perhaps enlightened Buddhas, cannot withstand living in direct relationship to raw reality.
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Achieving enlightenment is actually very difficult, because when you're enlightened you're not in a more comfortable place.
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The aim of enlightened management is not to tilt an extrovert-oriented company rapidly towards the introverts.
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Something or someone is only civilized—enlightened, tasteful—in contrast to that which is uncivilized—barbaric, savage.
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Cities were the enemy for Frank Lloyd Wright and a lot of 'enlightened people' at the time.
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Hollywood's image of itself as a morally enlightened congress of tribunes of the people has been destroyed.
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Its Turkish characters are either domination-obsessed psychopaths or blank mouthpieces for Western ideals of enlightened monarchy.
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That's what the most enlightened people arrive at after years and years and years of self-work.
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Like any enlightened person, I knew it was mostly lies, when the media said reboots were dangerous.
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For common cause, "gospel" can be "moral code"; "saved" can be replaced with "enlightened" and so on.
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Watch Shrill if you like: Better Things, Fleabag, Enlightened Where to watch: Shrill is streaming on Hulu.
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" Or recall the three-minute breakdown that begins the pilot episode of the 2011 HBO series "Enlightened.
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We would have been catering to festivals and to audiences who are already enlightened about these things.
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Turns out, an enlightened, socially engaged Facebook has a similar outlook as the amoral, audience-seeking Facebook.
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Ever the gentleman, this enlightened aristocrat sincerely wishes he could pin the killing on some outraged husband.
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In those memes, Mx. Michael appears to be having a pep talk with a spiritually enlightened doppelgänger.
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"When we started, 20 enlightened, mostly European investor signatories signed onto our disclosure request," Ms. DiPerna said.
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If they're going to present themselves as enlightened alternatives to that messy world they better get busy.
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But instead of remaining an outsider, he has come out the other side hyper sane, even enlightened.
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Created by the genius writer Mike White, Enlightened offered a genuinely new take on the antihero series.
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It's the old "enlightened guys except when the tale needs them not to be" school of storytelling.
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But one that is likely to satisfy only the 32 owners hardly seems like an enlightened solution.
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In this auteurist era of television, the likability question has become a litmus test for enlightened viewing.
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When you compare it with Syria or Egypt, the U.A.E. is almost a model of enlightened liberalism.
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When Kacoyannakis read for the first time the warning label on her Juul box, she was enlightened.
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As ankle bracelets have become compact and cost-effective, legislators have embraced them as an enlightened alternative.
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I don't mean to hold up the movies as some uniquely enlightened antidote to the ugliness elsewhere.
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Kennedy carries the torch for an enlightened patriotism and united America that Trump will never understand. Sens.
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In today's climate of enlightened eating, few issues are as divisive as that of genetically modified foods.
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I continue to believe America is a country that can lead the world in enlightened self-interest.
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That doesn't make me any more enlightened than any other man who has begun listening and paying attention.
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Instead of isolating South Africa, he argued, Western leaders should allow verligte (enlightened) whites to reform apartheid gradually.
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LOUDON: And when it comes-- CHAFFETZ: If you want to go-- AREU: My gosh, their day was enlightened.
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I had a couple of episodes living with the new and enlightened Matt Jamison and that was wonderful.
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That now I am a fully-enlightened being who is never insecure and always comfortable eating in public.
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One enlightened Instagrammer has #blessed us with an entire account filled with photos of these drool-worthy duos.
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When Iron Fist introduces Bakuto (Ramon Rodriguez), Colleen Wing's sensei, he's initially treated as an enlightened mentor figure.
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"Everybody should respect women," he says—though he considers himself among the few enlightened men in his country.
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Other publications have taken the important and enlightened step of refusing to print the name of the team.
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The announcement of a new, more enlightened Miss America is an attempt to get away from all that.
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Is their enlightened, fair-minded response evidence of "politically-correct" subterfuge or of a pluralist society making inroads?
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Well, say goodbye to gender inequality and g'day to enlightened schoolchildren, because Australia's kids are learning about privilege.
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Trump's non-victory is upsetting sure, but who needs an argument with less enlightened family members about it?
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It's how we live a more enlightened existence as a free and informed citizen in a participatory democracy.
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Race is one of those things everybody wants to be enlightened about it, but is not sure how.
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My hope is that we're going back to where we started, as an imperfect but comparatively enlightened country.
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I saw Laura Dern as Amy Jellicoe, scowling in a sunny board room in the finale of Enlightened.
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Musharraf cultivated an image of Enlightened moderation, introduced some women-friendly laws and pushed back against religious forces.
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He pointed to studies showing that enlightened customers order, on average, up to 50 fewer calories a day.
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For binge-watching, you could try Laura Dern in "Enlightened," a poetic character study in half-hour increments.
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Sometimes, when people are asked questions under extreme time pressure, they can end up giving surprisingly enlightened responses.
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The only thing that works is positive incentives to do the right thing in your enlightened self-interest.
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UnIike those who persecuted Galileo, we are enlightened enough now to have an open mind to all possibilities.
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Coss's story is a Whig version of history, in which past events helpfully point toward an enlightened present.
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In a letter opposing passage of the law, though, one prosecutor, Joseph P. Hoey, took an enlightened view.
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Justin Bieber isn't exactly known for making the most enlightened choices when it comes to his beauty routine.
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What's more, they all knew that it was no coincidence that the Enlightened had figured out their plans.
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If a slighted Resistance player had slipped some information to the Enlightened, that was disrespectful to the community.
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If an Enlightened player had taken advantage of a security vulnerability, that was also disrespectful to the community.
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That said, the Transfer Working Group's announcement likely isn't coincidental, nor coming from an enlightened, kind-hearted place.
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Everyone looked so relaxed and enlightened, kind of like Don Draper in the series finale of Mad Men.
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The '60s counterculture saw the birth of the human potential movement, with its promises of enlightened personal fulfillment.
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It was not the only subject upon which Mr. Bloomberg offered less-than-enlightened thoughts in the interview.
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Answering the invitation of the enlightened warden (Annabeth Gish), she starts engaging with the women, just by talking.
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Don't they just get to sit around reading all day, and sometimes enjoying enlightened conversations with fellow bibliophiles?
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But it was an enlightened form of mercantilism, creating a process that led to generally good economic outcomes.
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The ethos "felt true and kind of beautiful and kind of enlightened for somebody like that," she said.
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"Alex Strangelove" is witty, compassionate and enjoyable throughout; a charming movie and in many respects an enlightened one.
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This week: Enlightened, which aired on HBO from 2011 to 2013 and is available on HBO's streaming platforms.
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When he writes about the joys of having sex with cripples, we feel uneasy, nervous, and then enlightened.
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Now a grandmother living north of Washington, she says her father had an enlightened view of international affairs.
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Those old imperatives have never exerted much of a hold over a new, enlightened generation of N.B.A. fans.
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St. Petersburg is perhaps the most enlightened, treating all comers to its clinic and sponsoring an advertising campaign.
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Cavor assumes that there must be other, less brutal moon dwellers, as enlightened and knowledge-loving as he.
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When catastrophe is sequential, it eventually trains its survivors to greet terror with the serenity of the enlightened.
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When catastrophe is sequential, it eventually trains its survivors to greet terror with the serenity of the enlightened.
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The protagonist of his latest work, 22-year-old, newly graduated Heather Mulgrew, is, of course, digitally enlightened.
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That is, it's a perfect example of a state that would benefit hugely from an enlightened-populist agenda.
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"America has been called the most enlightened nation in the world," the cardinal said, according to the biography.
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Maybe I lucked out and went to an event with a rare group of enlightened adults and kids.
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I can go into this album a little less insecure and really enlightened and excited to make something.
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"Enlightened Princesses", a new exhibition at Kensington Palace in London, shows that their significance reached beyond Protestantism and progeny.
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I agree that we should not idealize the past, and American politics never was a salon of enlightened philosophers.
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But it puts Paul front and center, a window into his journey from manboy vlogger to humbled, enlightened empath.
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Those organizations have been built and underwritten by America at some of its finest hours of enlightened world leadership.
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I know how the disorder works scientifically, and I don't believe that having hallucinations automatically makes one more enlightened.
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Well, that is if you define "forever" as, until a better, more enlightened celebrity comes around, then yeah, forever.
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To get an enlightened perspective on the unique chart-topping icon, here are some facts that deserve recognition. 1.
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Enlightened specializes in 90 calorie ice cream treats, so for Christmas they rolled out the frozen hot chocolate bar.
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It consists of enlightened businesspeople and their collaborators in the worlds of charity, academia, media, government, and think tanks.
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As far as the meaning of life, no, it has definitely not enlightened me on the meaning of life.
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Incredibly, this was not a hangover from the 18th or 19th century that survived into ostensibly more enlightened times.
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Most airlines are enlightened enough to allow Bluetooth headphones these days, but it does vary from airline to airline.
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Were citizens an enlightened repository of wisdom to be frequently consulted, or an unthinking mob to be tactfully restrained?
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Jains also light lamps, but in honor of Lord Mahavira, the last of 24 enlightened souls within Jainist scriptures.
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Maybe Hormel was buying in, and moving—albeit slowly—toward a different, perhaps more enlightened, model of food production.
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The Netherlands and Scandinavia host harm reduction programs and enlightened incarceration policies that are the envy of the world.
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In 2016, we're a little more enlightened and compassionate about both mental health and the humanity of our celebrities.
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That decision might mean that I'm not enlightened or progressive enough, or not helping to push my people forward.
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This is an aspect of the anti-EU campaign that some of its more enlightened lieutenants would rather bury.
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The election of Justin Trudeau highlights what it is possible to achieve with progressive policies that reflect enlightened thinking.
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The duchess is a wonderfully active, involved and enlightened royal patron to EACH: It's a pleasure to see her.
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Enlightened business leaders are taking longer and broader views, understanding that socially and environmentally sustainable businesses are good business.
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Karin Lips is president of the Network of Enlightened Women and a senior fellow with the Independent Women's Forum.
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They tried to clear the way for the link to Anchorage, but Enlightened agents blocked them at every turn.
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For those who have seen it already: congratulations on getting your future life colored in with an enlightened shade.
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This weakness for quasi-enlightened despotism in the global South stems from a visceral fear of politically disaffected masses.
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Bush, who had dropped out of Smith College to marry, seemed a throwback to a less enlightened time. Mrs.
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Even in states with more enlightened parole procedures, release rates of juvenile lifers are not rising as they should.
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David Autor, David Dorn and Gordon Hanson enlightened me about the cost to many American communities of China's rise.
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Their methods may have differed, but their objectives coincided — the creation of a socialist utopia controlled by enlightened leaders.
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Anything that is pro-immigrant is seen as enlightened, and anything that restricts immigration is regarded as morally suspect.
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Indians, the thinking went, were uncivilized, incapable of enlightened self-rule and bound to be fleeced by white settlers.
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"The problem is that you have this Aspen lens, and it makes you feel enlightened," the foundation president remarked.
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But there was a stunning Diana Ross impersonator named Candice there who enlightened me by sheer force of personality.
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But even here, he looked for a silver lining, suggesting that millennial Republicans were more enlightened about the issue.
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At my table were three late-20s best friends from El Paso, who came for an enlightened boys weekend.
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A new human resource policy or a pat on the back for an enlightened manager are mere Band-Aids.
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Was Randy enlightened or did he just not have the right vocabulary for this, if any of us do?
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Their lessons aren't presented merely as arcs following the natural progression of a character's evolution from flawed to enlightened.
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On the show, the enlightened chief executive at Ms. Higashiyama's company encourages workers to leave the office on time.
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On The Fosters, these kinds of mistakes would be solved by learning how to be a better, more enlightened individual.
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Through her new platform as a Dementia Friends Ambassador, Mulligan is optimistic about a more enlightened approach toward understanding dementia.
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"It's going to take enlightened leadership and real commitment from police executives to incorporate this into their academies," Scott says.
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Why the word "tolerance" was chosen to hearken a new age of enlightened multiculturalism is forever a mystery to me.
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He was simply urging the prince to be enlightened and modern-minded, as any loyal Saudi should be free to.
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I felt very strongly that that was not doing full justice to Beethoven's radicalism, however enlightened and inspirational the interpreter.
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Meanwhile that enlightened community of Web-users, that civilisation of the Mind, seemed slow to form, to say the least.
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EM's success in Sweden shows how technology, combined with enlightened public policy, can cut public spending while also benefiting society.
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In an article called "Enlightened Chinese democracy puts the West in the shade", it said the Western kind was "doddering".
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Frequently working with unusual and unexpected subjects, the clean presentation ensures that the viewer remains engaged, enlightened, and occasionally moved.
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What emerges is a portrait of a funny, enlightened young woman who addresses everything from police brutality to natural hair.
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There was even a build-your-own sundae bar on hand, with a variety of ice-cream flavors by ENLIGHTENED.
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Perhaps after offering this accurate and enlightened view, Trump will endorse the Sanders plan to create Medicare for all Americans.
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Chief among them is that humans are irrational creatures, destined to undermine their noblest dreams and their most enlightened enterprises.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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Is it because the rabble naturally tend toward mob-like behaviour, requiring cooler, more enlightened heads like Roiphe to intercede?
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He dismissed attempts to link them to global warming as "the ravings of some pure, enlightened, woke capital-city greenies". ■
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"She literally gives up her voice for a vagina," Nef said, putting a new enlightened spin on the Disney classic.
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We believe we are an enlightened, open-minded society, but it is difficult to conduct serious research in this area.
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"I was in my 20s and a single guy and I would say not the most enlightened version of myself."
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It will take an act of enlightened statesmanship to change behaviors, and to have that explained to their respective constituencies.
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That's where Enlightened Hospitality Investments' expertise will come in, since it works with restaurants including Gramercy Tavern and Shake Shack.
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The Aspen Institute, founded in 1950, is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering enlightened leadership and open-minded dialogue.
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I'm no longer enlightened by West's brand of "new ideas," because such oppressive thinking is as old as slavery itself.
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Employee-centric businesses could be the beneficiary of Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer's new private-equity fund, Enlightened Hospitality Investments.
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"It had to be that someone from our side told [the Enlightened], either intentionally or by mistake," Meng told me.
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There had to be a way to step back, or rise up, and observe this process from an enlightened distance.
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In this latest phase of his career, Bowien has the air of an enlightened artist, complete with monkish shaved head.
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"Enlightened" took on corporate malfeasance and the question of what the average person can do to effect meaningful political change.
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He provides detail enough, and simplicity enough, that anyone who is struggling with these puzzles will be enlightened and informed.
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It may seem more enlightened, and cultured, than collecting rock-and-roll memorabilia (another of Allen's hobbies) or airplanes (ditto).
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The exceptions — ambitious series about people seeking grace and improvement like HBO's "Enlightened" and Sundance's "Rectify" — tended to be overshadowed.
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Wayne Shorter is not only one of jazz's greatest composers but its angel of esotericism, an enlightened and arcane elder.
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The statement closes off discourse and promotes a single perspective that is oblivious to alternatives that may be more enlightened.
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The Moroccan state — like others in the region — presents itself as modern and enlightened, particularly with regards to women's rights.
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Enlightened certainly suggests that she does, even if it's hard-fought and perhaps not as lasting as she would like.
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He is regarded as a visionary, a genius, an enlightened being, a narcissist, a cult leader, a wannabe Nobel laureate.
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We can't call our foreign policy worthy or enlightened if we overlook these kinds of abuses because of trade interests.
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But while this surge of half-mystic, half-homespun enlightened grooming products may seem new, their purported promise is not.
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He finished his life allied with his more enlightened colleagues but this is no reason to forgive his prior history.
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" Ray wished they had done more work to build the movement's base, to reach outside their circle of "enlightened liberals.
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I think people use it to mean enlightened in a kind of moral way, or cognizant of how power works.
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The founders didn't view the press as particularly enlightened, and from the earliest days of the republic it certainly wasn't.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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That in a nutshell captures the dichotomy of how we who fancy ourselves sophisticated and enlightened tend to handle religion.
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Now we're living at the most enlightened point, where you have Johnny Negron, a kid, seeing these images on Tumblr.
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They will say he simply passed to a higher spiritual plane accessible only to those who are truly and profoundly enlightened.
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While the piece aimed to squash the stigma around the sexual act, some PEOPLE readers weren't quite ready to be enlightened.
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I love my brother and I also love the intellectual and enlightened conversations you have while under the influence of marijuana.
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The response to the unreasoned is the rational; to the uninformed, the enlightened; to the straight-out lie, the simple truth.
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ET: Piers Morgan has further enlightened society at large on his Twitter account, dragging Tom Hiddleston into this for some reason.
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"My house is so full [but] I heard that parents of four are the most enlightened and calm of all parents."
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His band of warriors are no longer the harbingers of death, as we've been told; they're enlightened, and spreading the gospel.
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But the truth is, it's 2017, and despite what our sartorially enlightened, edgier adult selves might think, preppy ain't so bad.
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Kinnear and Ehle are both superb as a supposedly enlightened couple whose principled stances are challenged by this showdown with Leonor.
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To alt-right leaders, Donald Trump is less messiah than a convenient, half-enlightened monkey wrench thrown into the political machine.
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The openness, empathy, and selflessness it engenders can also make life with Williams seem like a more enlightened way of being.
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Such an enlightened multilateralism would in no way prevent Washington to press its trade case on a bilateral basis whenever appropriate.
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My conversion to team winter happened several years ago, when an enlightened friend invited me to join his annual snow trek.
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But it was the figure of Holmes, the old soldier and enlightened aristocrat, who gave the movement its legitimacy and inspiration.
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Put your answer to good use "Mindful parenting" is one of the most enlightened trends in the history of parenting techniques.
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For people in painful circumstances, an admonition to seek therapy can be little more than victim-blaming cloaked in enlightened compassion.
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We have to acknowledge that we all discriminate, we all have stereotypes no matter how enlightened we perceive ourselves to be.
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Handler isn't always known for her enlightened social views; she's made widely criticized remarks about fat people and dwarves, for instance.
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Ratoo told me that Enlightened players started accusing him of photographing them with a long-range camera as an intimidation tactic.
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I found myself drawn in [to the podcast], and I was even enlightened about things I didn't know about [the case].
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But since the end result was extra slippery, pleasurable sex, my partners generally seemed enlightened and appreciative of my lube usage.
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You think you're enlightened and post-feminist and post-modern, post-this and post-that, and then you move in together.
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You know the type, or maybe you've just read about her in lifestyle articles featuring enlightened parenting and gluten-free snacks.
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To them, socialism is where enlightened people want to be headed because it means more government support for the working class.
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The Chinese cardiologists enlightened us about the cardiac consequences of COVID-19 and what we can do to save our patients.
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You can be this icon, this cult figure, but they have to be enlightened already, otherwise you're fighting an uphill battle.
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But an elite that tries to manage them away with more enlightened media curation deserves to inherit nothing but the wind.
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In her Netflix stand-up special, "Growing," Amy Schumer makes a warm joke about the newly enlightened culture around sexual harassment.
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He said he himself had benefited from "enlightened" immigration policy that allowed him to study and work in the United States.
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That didn't feel right — I wanted to tell stories that would present their views, whether they were completely enlightened or not.
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An implied theme is that in more enlightened times these women might have had solid accomplishments, as indeed Guggenheim eventually did.
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The press ideally should sift fact from fiction and give the public the information it needs to make enlightened political choices.
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"A vibrant, responsive democracy requires enlightened citizens, and without forceful local reporting they are kept in the dark," the report said.
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" As one professor told him, "These are supposed to be the enlightened guys, but they stick together like the fucking mafia.
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A quarter of the country's population remains ethnically Russian, a language that thrives because the Estonians are enlightened about minority integration.
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On this point, I can imagine every enlightened American saying: I want to be European, a citizen of the New World.
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And he chose the political ambitions of his father-in-law over his own previous reputation as a reasonably enlightened man.
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Suppose I claim that pixies always make selfless, enlightened political decisions and that therefore we should entrust our government to pixies.
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The more enlightened shopkeepers have installed ramps or will grab one from inside the shop for disabled customers at the doorstep.
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All it would take is a little enlightened self-interest and a real commitment to the continued existence of quality news.
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Luckily, net artist Sam Rolfes has designed a more enlightened version of the ragdoll game, Limp Body Beat, for Adult Swim.
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Spending in this way is a form of soft power — a means to look benevolent and enlightened while being pretty nefarious.
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South Carolina, no American liberal's idea of a model, has pursued a notably enlightened reform to the sentencing of non-violent offenders.
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" This woman, whose original name is not known, believed in the Messiah and thus she was christened as Photini, "the enlightened one.
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The comments were not a difference in opinion brought on by enlightened thought — they were a rejection of history and of facts.
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Maybe even feminist anthems for white cis men that are mass shooters, because you know, they need to be enlightened the most.
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Dawn, a liberal newspaper, lamented that a "cancer" afflicting Pakistan had even reached a place where "minds are supposed to be enlightened".
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In spite of decades of scientific data proving human-caused climate change, we are still spellbound by a story of enlightened progress.
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Though strained, their joint mission embodies a pact between "physical force" and the "more enlightened path" of wisdom that may rescue China.
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But to spend a lot of scarce cash doing so now, in the hope that benefits will turn up, hardly seems enlightened.
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"I feel like people can be enlightened about little people and feeling like you can do anything in this life," she says.
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A whole range of threats to the enlightened order were cited by Giulio Ercolessi, an Italian liberal who is the federation's president.
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French Muslims must be encouraged to develop their own, enlightened reading of the faith, fully compatible with the laws of the republic.
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This is an enlightened approach to Cajun cuisine, as cracklins and hogs headcheese can be ordered alongside the Gulf seafood couvillion stew.
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The sort of thing that, even in this enlightened age of ubiquitous wearables, people look at the Wristband 2 with slight disbelief.
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They resolve to kill anyone who tries to remove them from their prison, so terrified are they at the prospect becoming enlightened.
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Some Britons may be taking a more enlightened approach to working hours, but others may simply be struggling to make ends meet.
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It is hard to tell if diversity helps firms do well, or if successful firms are also more enlightened on other matters.
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When I watch Enlightened now, I see that it is a show, above all else, about the systems that keep us down.
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Art helps Burners tell a story about the kind of enlightened people they are and the kind of glorious place they've created.
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In any enlightened approach, you are likely to face the decision of refocusing your portfolio to meet your needs down the road.
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The Clean Water Rule isn't the Trump administration's only attempt to revert America to a less enlightened era that long predates Obama.
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This affection for Goldbelly persuaded Meyer to lead a $20 million round of Series B funding for the company through Enlightened Hospitality.
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I'm hoping it was right away in the 1960s, but maybe he had to wait until society was a bit more enlightened.
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When I read the captions and found out that all the pieces are cast in bronze, I was simultaneously disappointed and enlightened.
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Then I read the captions and found out that all the pieces are cast in bronze and was simultaneously disappointed and enlightened.
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These are enlightened policies on paper, often pushed through by Western fashion brands under public scrutiny, but their implementation looks quite different.
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More "enlightened" CEOs are taking a stand on issues like immigration and more boards are holding executives accountable for ethical organizational culture.
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We were sure that enlightened public policy would continue to loosen regulations, which would make for more and more miracles like ours.
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While Grote might have assumed politics was an enlightened pursuit, by the mid-20th century, a coarser meaning of "politicized" had emerged.
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It allegorically pits the enlightened orchestra leader against a Machiavellian "Overseer;" the two play cards in an obscure battle for black humanity.
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What separated the Soviet Union and Russia from the West, she said, were not enlightened leaders but systems of checks and balances.
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American enlightened self-interest, beneficial both to the United States and its allies, has been replaced by a crude America-first self.
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"Miseducation" is neither a glib sendup of a less enlightened era nor a pious reckoning with the bygone injustices of the past.
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Enlightened was one of my favorite TV shows of the 2010s, and Dern gave perhaps the best TV performance of the decade.
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"In the morning, the one who is mostly enlightened comes in," Weather begins, referring to a Zen teacher who visits Lizzie's library.
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But Bloomberg's candidacy would be dangerous even if every word he'd ever uttered was enlightened and his past policy record was pure.
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The technologically enlightened Boros would send data about each game to a mainframe in Philadelphia, then retrieve updated analysis the following day.
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It was quickly followed by Bayer, Pfizer, Eli Lilly and other pharmaceutical companies wary of looking less enlightened than their direct competitors.
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Until this F.D.A. policy is rescinded and replaced by a more enlightened approach, people like me will be forbidden to donate blood.
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"It feels like Dax is a much more enlightened Howard Stern," said Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist, whose interview aired in December.
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The German debt to the United States is vast since the federal republic was crafted from ruin through enlightened American postwar involvement.
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Innovation in the post will come from enlightened postal leadership in partnership with business and other interests seeking to innovate and improve.
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Demands for diversity mean a great deal to these organizations, which pride themselves on their enlightened cultural politics and commitment to equality.
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In Kerala, because of early social justice movements and relatively enlightened governance, women have enjoyed freedoms not common elsewhere in the country.
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Spurred by his culturally enlightened second wife, Maria Isabel de Braganza, Ferdinand created the Royal Museum of Paintings in Madrid in 1819.
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As the queues form elsewhere in the building for an exhibition about Princess Diana and fashion, "Enlightened Princesses" shows where it all started.
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Instead of being a badge of success, busyness may send the signal to your enlightened colleagues and associates that you aren't working smart.
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And while audiences may not get all of the answers they seek next season, at least they know they'll be enlightened as hell.
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The leaders are believed to be manifestations of the Bodhisattva, or Buddha, of Compassion, enlightened beings who choose to reincarnate to serve others.
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I feel like there should be some shareable, enlightened thought I unearthed that made that period of my life a valuable, teachable moment.
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You know that woman who uses all the right feminist and enlightened vocabulary, but is still a conniving you-know-what at heart?
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People here seem pretty bemused at their own interest in the event, and nobody coming out of the elevator looks any more enlightened.
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When asked more specific questions about interacting with Dalits, however, these numbers tend to rise, dramatically so in less enlightened parts of India.
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Union herself is a sexual assault survivor and has continued standing by her director, giving him credit for becoming a more enlightened person.
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So red state America is presented with this paradox that this really well educated, enlightened elite know everything, but they really don&apost.
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"Many are now realizing the enormous opportunities that exist for enlightened businesses willing to stand up and address these urgent challenges," Polman added.
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After last night's Walking Dead, the Twitterverse heralded murderous psychopath Negan (Jeffery Dean Morgan) as an enlightened progressive for his stance on rape.
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Following your purpose I was deeply enlightened when I learned this fact: When you become bigger than your purpose, you can't do anything.
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It's women talking about their fears and men talking about their fears — and it's the things that we feel enlightened or ignorant on.
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An enlightened policy guided by rational discourse and respect for human dignity is the American ideal, despite of its far-from-perfect implementation.
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These shows also give the audience a chance to do the same—to relive events and experience a more enlightened set of sympathies.
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Best of the Web We're back with a few of the things we saw on the web recently that entertained or enlightened us.
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At American University, Onwuka spoke for an event hosted by the Network of enlightened Women, the nation's premier organization for conservative university women.
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She is emphatically not the morally enlightened quadriplegic, not the person whose suffering can be made into a vessel for other people's metaphors.
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Despite Queer Eye's enlightened credentials, it often relies on women to provide the emotional heavy-lifting required of an uplifting reality TV conclusion.
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Yes, Kanye West is tweeting again, but instead of his normal braggadocio, the rapper seems to be showing off his more enlightened side.
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It's not that such leaders are more enlightened, merely that their incentives align with long-term stability over day-to-day image management.
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Rescuing Emma from rapists is even more of a challenge because the age of consent in this not-so-enlightened era is 10.
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In this sense, strengthening an enlightened version of Heimat, countering the impression that the native culture is endangered, can actually help integrate foreigners.
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For the not-yet-enlightened, the film follows Mr. Bridges's idiosyncratic character in a Los Angeles of the George H. W. Bush era.
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Its leaders were a new, enlightened elite educated in the prestigious boarding schools of the East Coast and trained by the Ivy leagues.
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They're a fact of American life and yet also still suspicious, even to enlightened people, even to people in an actual interracial relationship.
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Still, you can't fault Krell's intentions: he's just a horny ally who wants to show less enlightened dudes how it should be done.
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The old call to arms for greener living has finally infiltrated fashion, which generally follows the less enlightened pattern of produce, dismiss, discard.
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This does not even account for the millions of museum visitors around the world enlightened each day through museum exhibits curated by historians.
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Fourth, the awareness brought on by meditation helps the construction of a truly enlightened humanity and counters the growing tribalism of contemporary societies.
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And we know that, even now, even when shows like Enlightened are easier to come by, there's nothing quite like it anywhere else.
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By the time it's over, Gilead is a relic, and scholars in a more enlightened time are studying the women who subverted it.
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Those who are rational and well-informed are considered "enlightened", and the word was adopted for the intellectual movement of the 18th century.
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In our superficially more enlightened age, the phrase "mixed race" has become the accepted term to describe people with parents of different races.
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But even the KTU—the Potemkin Village ICE officials have so assiduously cultivated as a model of enlightened detainee care—is highly suspect.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This year, our contributors and staff found exhibitions across the country that excited, amazed, and enlightened us.
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He took a backhanded slap at Mr. Trump, promising refuge in enlightened France to American scientists, academics and companies "fighting obscurantism" at home.
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Instead, Biden argued every potential Democratic contender for the 2020 presidential campaign would adopt a "more enlightened foreign policy" than the current president.
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" He called for a re-examination of the policy "in order to protect ourselves and our image as a democratic and enlightened society.
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Fred Rogers didn't need to show off his intelligence or edge, this enlightened individual whom I discovered was equally good with adults and children.
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"I think even with political leaders who should be enlightened, there's still an unconscious bias and Islamophobia even within so-called politicians," Carson said.
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But even enlightened despots are despots, and I don't think that Zuckerberg should be permitted to have as much power as he currently does.
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At the local Starbucks, enlightened customers would make it known to the world with that they would like their latte with soy milk, thanks.
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Not all directors take such an enlightened approach; a painful example of poor arrangement is now on view at the National Gallery in London.
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For the sake of his country and the world he urgently needs to reclaim the enlightened patriotism of the presidents who went before him.
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She went on to make popular features, including action films with women in leading roles and narratives that captured an enlightened view of marriage.
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While her teachers discouraged her from doing fashion illustration—they pushed her to pursue comics—an enlightened soul encouraged her to merge the two.
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For the past three years, I've explored the allegedly enlightened era of gender equality in restaurants while I trained and worked as a sommelier.
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Maybe we've become culturally more enlightened, or at least more puritanical, but now our multiplexes are filled with found-footage horror and superhero sagas.
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But if enlightened family policies enable firms to raise their workers' productivity and cut costs, they ought to be leaping to provide them themselves.
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Having gone the full Buddha route, Wright gives us accounts of meditation retreats, and interviews with enlightened meditators; he explores sutras and explains dharma.
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Countries follow their enlightened self-interest when they protect elephants, just as McDonald's pursues its self-interest when it shifts toward cage-free eggs.
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Where the philosopher presented altruism as a path to a higher self, Mr Blair sometimes seemed to put more stress on enlightened self-interest.
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Seek out strong women to befriend to align yourself with and to learn from, to collaborate with, to be inspired by and enlightened by.
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"They don't need the ravings of some pure, enlightened and woke capital city greenies at this time, when they're trying to save their homes."
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Chickpea pasta maker Banza has just raised $20 million in a Series B round led by Enlightened Hospitality Investments and and Prelude Growth Partners.
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Big City Measured in terms of cultural attention, it can seem like a very enlightened time to be living with an unconventional gender identity.
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No need to toss all those beloved cotton tees, of course, but what's not to love about a more enlightened update to a classic?
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The app displays a map of the player's surroundings in moody black and white, with Resistance territory marked in blue and Enlightened in green.
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He saw cultural autonomy as a more enlightened alternative to state and military autonomy, but even Dubnow was skeptical of the dream of Birobidzhan.
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Anecdotally, it may seems like we are living in a more enlightened age regarding male and female anatomy, but it's near impossible to judge.
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I like to think that, today, girls and their parents would, in such a situation, behave in a much more enlightened and evolved way.
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Raised expectations for amenities and interior design gradually seeped into the mainstream, and today, more and more employees — especially millennials — expect enlightened, unconventional offices.
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Not that this is a distinction that should need to be made these days, especially with such enlightened urban hipsters as these four, right?
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It's an ideal medium: Little can compare with the experience of hearing someone talk about a piece, then listening to it with enlightened ears.
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He thought this was very enlightened, a gay pop singer just integrated into stardom without the waves and the hand-wringing and the controversy.
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The idea of bringing the artifacts of evil to the people is enlightened, since most people do not have the opportunity to visit Auschwitz.
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But even if such enlightened policy is still politically out of reach, the argument for cooperation between Mexico and the United States remains powerful.
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"We don&apost even wait for the officials to tell us what to do anymore because we all are so enlightened now," she said.
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Jesus preached to the "family of man," anticipating the humane and cosmopolitan precepts of the enlightened age that Jefferson was convinced would inevitably arrive.
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But he was confident that enlightened republicans and conscientious Christians could, and must, agree on the fundamental ethical precepts he gleaned from the Bible.
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Enlightened legislation like the GI bill enabled students from families with modest means to become the first in their families to earn college degrees.
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" Former staffers said that HR's handling of continued complaints about Korsh demonstrates how the company has failed to fulfill its promises of "enlightened hospitality.
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Occasionally, he enlightened employees by shouting, "What are you doing now?" at random intervals, but he also had a more serene approach to management.
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The days of the United States voluntarily surrendering to the enemy to show how progressive and enlightened we can be are at an end.
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Although his sunken state may shock, he still conveys the strength — both mental and physical — that more typical representations of the enlightened teacher embody.
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It's depressing stuff that reminds us there's always a lower low to which any institution — even the supposedly enlightened University — is liable to stoop.
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A long-term approach is to create a large corps of physicians whose responsibility is to render enlightened and cost-effective care to older Americans.
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His son, Charles II, was invited to reclaim the throne in 1660 and proved to be one of the more enlightened Kings in British history.
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I get off the subway a stop early so I can stop by Duane Reade and pick up some Mint Chocolate Chip Enlightened Ice Cream.
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Eat them in front of a screen in the manner of an enlightened slob, thrilling to their flavor while watching "Living With Yourself" on Netflix.
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" Asked whether the affected passengers will be compensated, Grayling said: "This is something I would hope the insurance industry would take an enlightened view about.
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But black Americans are also knowingly weary and embittered by the absence of such enlightened thinking when those in our own families were similarly wounded.
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I have actually been somewhat perplexed at the punditocracy's endless shock at Trump's offenses to enlightened civility -- he has never surprised me in the least.
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The one ray of sunshine in the sketch was a girl's inability to pronounce the enlightened Conservative portmanteau, "Libtard," try as her little heart might.
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So, ugh, first the bad news: Americans learned once again today that President Trump may not have the most enlightened view of President Andrew Jackson.
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Ming Renzong had a reign of only nine months, but was considered an enlightened leader who established a legacy of improvements in that short time.
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The patient is pre-analysis and then post-analysis; the Buddhist is the unenlightened and then the enlightened; the Christian is lost and then found.
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"Enlightened" Chet is somehow even more irritating than Straight-up Douchebag Chet, with his constant focus on emasculation and putting women in their rightful place.
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If Trump's conversation about race clings to his "law and order" nonsense, he reinforces his support among that set, but may turn enlightened moderates off.
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Mr Gulen, by now ensconced in a complex in rural Pennsylvania, became a spokesman for enlightened Islam, preaching interfaith dialogue and the value of science.
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They're making psychedelic pop, with steady and even drum grooves, guitars playing melodic repetitions through clouds of reverb, and hazy, slow-release, enlightened-sounding vocals.
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Mercifully, Kessler's choice to present his case studies in a flowing, often personal narrative uninterrupted by footnotes makes for pleasurable, enlightened reading for the layperson.
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" Later on, when the situation is already becoming intractable, a less enlightened FBI agent responds, "Show of force helps bring people to the negotiating table.
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I would dearly love to see enlightened fiscal policy that enhances long-term growth prospects improves productivity and restores normality to the world's bond markets.
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What with the cross talk, interruptions, insults, sneers and overly rehearsed zingers, the vice-presidential debate on Tuesday surely bewildered more voters than it enlightened.
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What, then, of the Habermasian vision of the café as an arena of civil society, and of civil society as the foundation of enlightened societies?
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Each new attack, each new convulsion of fear, horror, grief and anger is a progressively greater test of enlightened civilization's commitment to its core values.
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But reckoning with the violence itself was the appeal: I thought I could confront our dark side, just like Luke Skywalker, and come away enlightened.
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Their new album, "Trust in the Lifeforce of the Deep Mystery," explores the unknown with a colorful sonic palette of vintage sounds and enlightened experimentalism.
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But dig a little deeper into Superman's history and you find surprisingly enlightened references like the poster above, certified genuine and originally released in 1949.
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Love, at least as Jesus articulated it, has to do with seeking the good and the welfare of others before one's own enlightened self-interest.
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Enlightened Hospitality Investments — helmed by Mark Leavitt, chief investment officer for Union Square Hospitality — is evaluating around 200 companies for potential investments, the company said.
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When professional politicians are reasonably enlightened and skillful and the rules and political culture let them do their job, democracy will usually work pretty well.
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It's just for little girls who don't know any better yet, the antithesis of everything that a modern, inclusive, enlightened gaming public ought to embrace.
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This knowledge that nothing outside of myself is enough—a knowing that I've accumulated gradually, through experience and many mistakes—does not mean I'm enlightened.
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Enlightened conservatism, such as that across most of western Europe, offers traditionally minded, often religious, better-off burghers a viable political home in liberal democracies.
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This approach would be an enlightened departure for fisheries regulators, who typically see their job only as ensuring that specific fish stocks remain commercially viable.
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"In many countries they sacrifice animals to honor God, but we don't do that here because we're enlightened, smarter and there's animal ethics," he added.
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Concepts such as civil liberties and the separation of powers, which people held dear under the relatively enlightened rule of the British, are being abandoned.
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Professional advancement, enlightened attitudes about one's parents, clarity of purpose — nothing seems to stick or to lead to any meaningful gains in confidence or conviction.
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"To me, the definition of stupid is a person who doesn't exercise some kind of enlightened self-interest," Mr. Ward said in a recent interview.
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The President also cast himself as a relatively enlightened ex-Soviet leader, at least in comparison with some of his more despotic Central Asia neighbors.
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"We have respect for the sincere convictions of an enlightened conscience, even when its dictates do not coincide with our own," he wrote on Sept.
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I married my wife in 2010 when I was in law school and thought I was part of the enlightened movement toward more egalitarian relationships.
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The writer is an economics professor at the University of California Berkeley and the author of "Buddhist Economics: An Enlightened Approach to the Dismal Science."
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It struck me that as enlightened as we are about some of the gray areas of human nature, other gray areas seem inherently off limits.
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People are coming to this city not so much for the kind of enlightened and benevolent and even revolutionary ideals, but to get rich quick.
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And, unlike Voltaire, a top-down modernizer who saw despotic monarchs as likely allies of enlightened people, Rousseau looked forward to a world without them.
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" She continued, "I joined USHG over 22017 years ago specifically because of the Company's devotion to the philosophy of Enlightened Hospitality and putting employees first.
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Our reviewer calls Warren's argument in this book "enlightened populism" — one vision of how the Democratic Party can lead after the 2016 presidential election upset.
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Although Saves The Day frontman Chris Conley comes off like a fairly enlightened guy with his Zen approach to life, he wasn't always that way.
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The practice grew out of the humanitarian movement in the 19th century, which saw compassion toward those in need as a mark of the enlightened individual.
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Enlightened by the book, we recognized that, for one whose life was filled with business travel, death was a final journey for which Dad was preparing.
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In older, less-enlightened international aid scenarios, the professionals who came from rich countries had a very clear preconceived idea of what needed to be solved.
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"It is not a black and white issue, like if you agree with Obama you're enlightened, and if you don't you're in the dark," he said.
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"We must have a common bond; some symbol that reminds us of our past struggles and propels us to a brighter, more enlightened future," he continues.
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John McWhorter, who teaches linguistics at Columbia University, has likened this view to a secular religion in which enlightened whites are forever seeking penance for history.
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"These elections were about whether to continue the occupation by force, as it is now, or to manage a more gentleman-like, enlightened occupation," he said.
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The Spanish dancer — who has a daughter with Lopez, Alaïa, 2 — posted a photo of an "enlightened" kiss he shared with the actress on May 6.
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While it might be taking an enlightened path to adapting one medium into another, it follows well-trodden game design routes, and sticks to established rules.
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His Muppets films, his Flight of the Conchords episodes, even his Enlightened installment — they're all generally interesting to look at, with a nice sense of pace.
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This isn't the kind of film where the white people are strangely enlightened compared to their neighbors; it has its feet planted firmly on the ground.
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They argue that government of and by the people is flawed, and would prefer something more like the enlightened absolutism of Prussia under Frederick the Great.
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It has a politically independent judiciary appointed on merit, enlightened in its interpretation of the unwritten British constitution, and protecting minorities against the tyranny of majorities.
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When it comes to enlightened policy and consumer education, the FTC has convened scores of surveys, workshops, conferences and reports on privacy and data security issues.
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The usual pattern through history is for enlightened politics and the grinding of the economic gears to combine, eventually, to spread the gains from technological progress.
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It is capable of renewal and of verve—and often of combining these things with enlightened approaches to work, health, society, civic rights and the environment.
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An enlightened electorate, they believed, could be trusted to take more responsibility for choosing the right managers to handle the complex administrative tasks of modern government.
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You won't put anyone above you and you will understand that the same divine light that shines in enlightened masters, also illuminates your mind and heart.
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Xi's speech followed a commentary in state news agency Xinhua on Tuesday that championed an "enlightened Chinese democracy" amid "crises and chaos" in Western liberal democracies.
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Enlightened urbanism is not the first thing that comes to mind when a prestigious jeweler owned by a multinational luxury goods conglomerate throws open its doors.
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Karin Lips is the founder and president of Network of Enlightened Women, an organization working to educate the next generation of women leaders on conservative principles.
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Only a particularly enlightened and unaggressive country, facing deplorable alternatives, should exercise enormous coercive power over peoples to whom it offers no membership and no accountability.
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Fifty years ago the proactive approach to race was considered to be legislation; today it is considered enlightened to call for a kind of abstract discourse.
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After eight years of George W. Bush, Mr. Obama seemed to promise not just a course correction, but a new enlightened era in American global leadership.
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While often cited as having more enlightened systems, most of our European allies have rejected some or all of the immigration proposals by the Democratic candidates.
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The report said that senior leaders at Shambhala — an organization whose motto is "Making Enlightened Society Possible" — knew of the Sakyong's misconduct and covered it up.
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That stance, in itself, had the effect of revealing the hypocrisies of an institutional culture that surely sees itself as more enlightened than CBS or Miramax.
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Its unique and enlightened perspective leaves visitors eager and well equipped to learn more about the country's aesthetic changes in the aftermath of the Qajar dynasty.
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Following the announcement of this year's once again all-white Oscar acting nominees and attendant #OscarsSoWhite outcry, some actors weighed in with less-than-enlightened comments.
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So, when the complaints about Mesmer came to Louis, it was to the scientists that the king — at pains to show himself an enlightened man — turned.
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Trustees of public universities are stewards of a public trust that rests nobly on the notion that an enlightened citizenry is vital to a democratic society.
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His 1912 play "Professor Bernhardi" jolted Viennese audiences with its frank, unsparing discussion of anti-Semitism in a society that viewed itself as sophisticated and enlightened.
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And Qatar's more enlightened social policies and approach to press freedoms might endear it to more discerning American and European start-ups or municipalities seeking capital.
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"Within days of his inauguration," Luce writes, "Trump had killed the remaining spirit of enlightened self-interest that defined much" of post-World War II America.
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Ms. Casteel's goal is to restore the natural balance through enlightened agriculture, as she has been doing at Hope Well over the last decade or so.
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But if Japan does move forward with reforms, this could result in a more enlightened system of justice and provide some useful lessons for the West.
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This is the enlightened part—it's the teacher realizing that learning isn't something you can do to the students, it's something they have to do themselves.
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That challenge will require investment, enlightened strategic management and an innovative approach to luring a different type of expert out of the private sector into government.
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The Party's leaders are all past the official retirement age, other than Obama, who has governed as the charismatic and enlightened head of an atrophying body.
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To me, it paints the most beautiful picture of how death can be, even in the face of a cruel disease, in a modern, enlightened age.
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Now, they and many Democrats are reassessing the value of having anything that smacks of a self-styled enlightened elite influencing the selection of the candidate.
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Worse, these people were religious aliens — the papist hordes who threatened to swamp Protestant civilization and, in their ignorance and superstition, destroy enlightened democratic American values.
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Karin Lips is the founder and president of Network of Enlightened Women, an organization working to educate the next generation of women leaders on conservative principles.
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"We always have to be marching towards being better people and becoming a more enlightened civilization, because now we know how to do it," she said.
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Karin Lips is the founder and president of Network of Enlightened Women, an organization working to educate the next generation of women leaders on conservative principles.
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America was the place where he could have it both ways, a country more or less enlightened but also new and open and a little wild.
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" Dropbox, which lets you upload files and stuff, says its purpose is "to unleash the world's creative energy by designing a more enlightened way of working.
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During the 1950s, it, too, had been a laboratory for rehabilitative practices under the leadership of an enlightened Department of Corrections commissioner named Anna Moscowitz Kross.
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Because the way it is now, it seems like we have this portrait where everybody in Georgia hated Yankees and everybody in the North was enlightened.
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This is a tame celebration for Dunkin' Donuts, considering it once changed its name to Dove and Dunkin' in anticipation of a rather enlightened dry shampoo giveaway.
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See how well that turned out, how since then Russia has become so much more enlightened, so progressive, such a glorious contributor to the commonwealth of nations?
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West's comments aren't a difference in opinion brought on by enlightened thought, as he's trying to portray them — they are a rejection of history and of facts.
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But Maxwell's letter described a thought experiment in which an enlightened being—later called Maxwell's demon—uses its knowledge to lower entropy and violate the second law.
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Damon and his Jason Bourne co-star Alicia Vikander recently enlightened PEOPLE with the fascinating fact that there are several adult film versions of Damon's Bourne series.
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I've been a fan of Enlightened The Good-for-You Ice Cream for ages, and Flatout Flatbread has added ProteinUP Carb Down varieties to its product line.
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But while all of these elements could have passed for examples of enlightened feminism in the late '90s or early 2000s, they're very weak by 2016 standards.
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Tocqueville's ostensible reason for crossing the Atlantic, in 1831, was to study the American penal system, then seen as one of the most enlightened in the world.
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I'd like to think we're more enlightened than needing our own paycheck to prove our masculinity, but financial dependency does have a correlation with depression in men.
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He calls today's young men and women the satori sedai, or enlightened generation, meaning that Buddha-like, they eschew big aspirations and seek happiness in simple things.
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That year his "Letter from Birmingham Jail" stressed the failure of even the most enlightened white ministers and rabbis to abandon tokenism on behalf of actual justice.
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Apparently, when you're enlightened—if you can ever be that—you're actually in a much more abysmal, uncertain, and ambiguous place, but you're simply okay with that.
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And I hope you leave this episode feeling a little bit more enlightened, a little bit less judgmental, and a little more horny than you were before.
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Following a car accident in Before I Fall, Samantha (Zoey Deutch) is stuck repeating the same day until she reaches a more enlightened state of self-awareness.
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Canadian kids needed their own superheroes who could teach them enlightened values—who would help them expand their consciousness and unlock the infinite divine power within themselves.
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Notwithstanding the thunderous applause that solar photovoltaic (rooftop) power receives from enlightened opinion, it is not cost-competitive with conventional electricity, and cannot survive without massive subsidies.
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Part of the task is to find the language to make a principled, enlightened case and to take on people like Ms Le Pen and Mr Trump.
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Is there a way to make room for the reactionary mind in our intellectual life, though, without making room for racialist obsessions and fantasies of enlightened despotism?
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Kids born tomorrow in much of New York City will grow up in an unbroken maze of multimillion-dollar homes atop multimillion-dollar homes atop enlightened eateries.
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Ruling for more than 40 years and commanding troops in some 14 battles across Europe earned the enlightened Prussian ruler the number 8 spot on this list.
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Most of all, what the Gospel of Brandeis offers is a conviction that fact-based analysis and enlightened policy-making can help to set the world right.
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But "when coupled with enlightened thought, it can lift us to the summit of our potential, creating great science, great art, and inspiring human relations," he writes.
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As I waited for a train to take me back to Manhattan, I pulled out my phone and captured several low-level Enlightened portals within my reach.
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Another collaborative piece, "See Yourself as Enlightened," which positions a trio of neon halos at different heights, leads to both intentional and inadvertent interactions with gallery visitors.
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He has taken a rather sexist tradition — of men gaining social status through the physical appearance of their wives — and pitched it as a newly enlightened stance.
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Embracing skin care does not make you a foolish and conceited gull, even if it also might not turn you into your best and most enlightened self.
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The walls are adorned with frescoes of animal cadavers and plaster casts of cattle skulls, as though decorative designs had been updated for the enlightened study hall.
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Some high-ranking administrators have clearly been guided by an affinity for the belief that Mr. Sullivan's representation of Mr. Weinstein constituted a betrayal of enlightened judgment.
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Very soon the samizdat version was circulating in Russia; and freshly enlightened parents would wonder if their growing teenagers were "ready for Conquest" and the attendant shock.
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The collapse of honor and principle at a White House led by a man with a pebble for a soul has allowed an enlightened octogenarian to flourish.
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Mr. Ashe practiced his own distinctive brand of activism, one based on unemotional appeals to common sense and enlightened philosophical principles as simple as the Golden Rule.
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We are proud of the institution we have created and the minds we have expanded, challenged and enlightened, and take matters questioning our dedication to education seriously.
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Back in 1980, however, Reagan's tough, nationalist stances on foreign policy aroused the same condemnation of "fearmongering" currently emanating from the world's enlightened critics of Mr. Trump.
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Not because they're suddenly enlightened, but because the experience of spending so much time in an unmediated encounter with one's self, with no distractions, is terrifyingly intense.
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Luckily, more informed observers offered more objective answers: The Islamic civilization, once the world's most enlightened, has lately been going through an acute crisis with severe consequences.
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Bada Bean comes from the brand Enlightened, and if the name sounds familiar, you&aposve probably seen its colorful pints of low-calorie, high-protein ice cream.
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This is how systems die, this is how government leaves our hands and this is what the founders spoke about time and again: An enlightened people participating.
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Although I do appeal to enlightened self-interest — the idea of giving yourself a purpose in life and feeling fulfillment through helping a lot of other people.
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"Seek out strong women to befriend, to align yourself with, to learn from, to collaborate with, to be inspired by, to support, and enlightened by," she said.
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It's a fitting narrative for visitors to the exhibition, who, at the end, are returned to their usual setting, more enlightened for having explored an unfamiliar territory.
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The first season of "Enlightened" (2011), the third season of "Bored to Death" (2011) and the second season of "Big Love" (2007) also aired on Monday nights.
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For one thing, it means that Muslims now migrating to the West retain, deep in their collective memories, an intimation that Islam can flourish in an enlightened form.
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Indeed, if they could only then find a voice on extreme platforms, such as Breitbart news, they would be incentivized to become more radical rather than more enlightened.
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Surely there's a form to be made of getting drunk — a path one might follow, a way in which to become intoxicated and enlightened at the same time.
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And she's right — it's hard to argue that it was a different time, and we're all more enlightened now, when the alleged assault was barely three years ago.
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Restaurants like Le Coucou and Gramercy Tavern chipped in, while the addition of booze donated by Yolo Mezcal and Enlightened Wines gave the event a house party vibe.
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The answer, ultimately, was mixed — while some elements seemed to point to a more enlightened future for Hollywood, others seemed to reflect an industry mired in the past.
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But in this movie, Brian and Kathy are painfully aware how they must seem, and so they go out of their way to behave like enlightened, sensitive people.
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Instead of scare tactics like "This is your brain on drugs," the museum hopes for a more enlightened future that shows "This is your brain on drug policy."
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He quoted a young German woman trying to explain how her father, a German diplomat who had been an enlightened pro-communist, became an implacable foe of communism.
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Players choose to join the Enlightened team, which believes the exotic matter is beneficial to humanity, or the Resistance, which distrusts the aliens and is fighting their influence.
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Unlike other office shows that include a range of tenderness and sympathy for its characters (The Office, 30 Rock, Enlightened), Corporate serves up characters that are hyperbolically unlikable.
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Karin Agness Lips is the founder and president of the Network of Enlightened Women, an organization working to educate the next generation of women leaders on conservative principles.
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Similarly, America desperately needs an enlightened bipartisan immigration policy, which Democratic leaders and the Koch brothers are entirely right to champion and Trump is radically wrong to attack.
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Mr. Cruz is actually talking about laws, passed in enlightened areas of the country like North Carolina, that ban the use of public women's restrooms by transgender women.
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In these terms, Mr English was pushing his client to live up to his "rational" self, and to pursue the enlightened path of saving himself from the gallows.
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With that, Girardi stepped out of the Yankees' dugout, suddenly enlightened (or, perhaps, aware of the effect the weather was having on his closer's grip of the baseball).
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The west might have learned from the more enlightened aspects of life in the GDR, such as free child care and encouraging women to work outside the home.
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But if pre-match pizza and post-match gateaux have been replaced by more enlightened practices, there remains one foreign export that will never be tolerated here: diving.
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It seemed that the narrow focus on standardized achievement test scores from the years I taught in public schools was giving way to a broader, more enlightened perspective.
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Finally, they settled on a location they thought the Enlightened would never figure out: a portal in Qinhu National Wetland Park, an isolated nature preserve on the coast.
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That's a shame, since the lives and futures of more than 22 million of them — not to mention the enlightened self-interest of the U.S. — are at stake.
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Over the weekend, former professional player and Indian Wells CEO Raymond Moore had some less than enlightened things to say about the WTA and women's tennis in general.
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British animator, artist, and musician David Firth is an unsung hero of grisly, nihilistic art-comedy in a world where David Lynch is all enlightened now or something.
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In a summer of disturbing discord and violence, it's heartening to renew acquaintance with a play that leaves you moved, refreshed and, yes, maybe even a little enlightened.
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Nearly 300 years ago, an enlightened maharajah with a penchant for jewels and an eye for architecture built a planned city amid the arid hills of northwest India.
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Sebastian tried to sell me, to no avail, on the benefits of "keto-clarity," or the enlightened mental state that comes from a low-carb, high-fat diet.
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These more enlightened women of a younger generation, unlike their compromised leaders, are apparently so self-actualized that they are capable of being successful and sisterly at once.
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After nearly 20 years of activism (both paid and unpaid) he now lobbies in Colorado and Washington, DC, for Livwell Enlightened Health, one of Colorado's biggest weed retailers.
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None of this is to demean postwar Germany's achievement: As partial as its processing of the past has been, it shaped generations of enlightened, liberal, self-critical citizens.
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I prefer to be considered as a theatergoer, a member of the audience, a spectator to be enlightened, sometimes shocked, often amazed at the skill and gusto displayed.
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"It's not that employers have suddenly become enlightened, but they will have to look at older workers with a different eye, and think about hiring differently," he said.
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Buddhist Insights was founded in January by Giovanna Maselli, a 30-something former fashion features editor at Elle in Milan, to connect enlightened monastics with jaded New Yorkers.
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Chris: Exactly Mandy, you know I grew up during the internet revolution and watched how, a very enlightened approach by the U.S. government of, first, do no harm.
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New York was once a pioneer of enlightened visitation policies, establishing visiting hours seven days a week in the aftermath of the prison riots at Attica in 1971.
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"In this enlightened age, there are few I believe, but what will acknowledge, that slavery as an institution, is a moral & political evil in any Country," he wrote.
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My message to patriotic small donors and socially enlightened larger donors is to move now, move fast and move decisively to give Jones a powerful lift beginning today.
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Enlightened was a very different kind of antihero story, and creator Mike White's beautiful empathy for absolutely every one of his characters made for a uniquely affecting show.
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At a time when the US is in a paroxysm of tribal discord, the tech industry's young leaders promote themselves as the vanguard of an enlightened new generation.
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Surveillance capitalists like to depict themselves as more socially enlightened than their industrial predecessors, but in Zuboff's reckoning they ask for a lot while giving relatively little back.
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It can be enjoyable to revel in the divisions it's wrought, to pick your side, wave your flag, and start shouting: young, enlightened, compassionate, confident city-dweller vs.
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Sardar Patel, India's first home minister, asserted that a citizenship predicated solely on connection to territory was "enlightened, modern and civilized," and the mark of all progressive nations.
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Maybe trolls will become even more effective at avoiding certain words and creeping their hate into my mentions, or maybe Twitter's response teams haven't become more enlightened at all.
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Our teen years are pretty far from what you'd describe as enlightened times, and among my peers, a lot of the self-harm stuff was met with cold mockery.
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Inevitably all of those characters and relationships will prove pertinent to Kevin's path of self-improvement, but whether the show takes an equally enlightened journey remains to be seen.
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Now that you are enlightened, you might want to consider following the tabby on Twitter to gain a comprehensive (although unofficial) account of the shenanigans on 10 Downing Street.
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It is the enlightened immigration policy of this country that even made it possible for me to come here in the first place, and gave me all this opportunity.
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Not long ago social media held out the promise of a more enlightened politics, as accurate information and effortless communication helped good people drive out corruption, bigotry and lies.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Catholic Church's highest-ranking diplomat wished U.S. President-elect Donald Trump well on Wednesday, saying he would pray for the new incumbent to be "enlightened".
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Was it just the cheap envy of older critics — so unlike today's enlightened listeners, with our democratic embrace of pop that surgically strikes the pleasure centers of the masses?
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We're living in a more enlightened time, when we know that it's not funny to make light of real campus problems like blackouts, date rape, and deadly alcohol poisoning.
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ISIS women pose growing challenge to Europe Promoting enlightened religious discourse is also critical if we are to de-legitimize those trying to hijack religion with their distorted ideology.
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"There's a new story being written, and as women have entered sciences and our society has become a lot more enlightened, we're getting a very different portrait," she explains.
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There's a reason why monks and enlightened people are secluded in difficult-to-reach low-sensory places, high in the mountains, without too much complex human or ecological drama.
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After 25 years of anti-environmental rhetoric, games like Awesome Possum, as ridiculous as it is, have started to feel defiant as a relic of a more enlightened time.
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Absolutely. Look, we can acknowledge that this song about scheming women, in which Lil Wayne makes fun of someone's ass injections, is not the most enlightened piece of media.
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Under Steve Ballmer's leadership, Microsoft was a place where employees had to hide their iPhones, but the new, more enlightened company under Satya Nadella has declared itself device-agnostic.
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The spectacular scenery makes people want to come, but it will take more enlightened crime-fighting, better fiscal management and improved public services to make them want to stay.
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Camus, meanwhile, told me about his "red-pill moment"—an alt-right term, derived from a scene in the film "The Matrix," for the decision to become politically enlightened.
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One player, Kathryn Jensen, code-named TheStudette, accidentally deployed a weapon that meant control of the lighthouse would flip to the other team, the Enlightened, around 3:30 p.m.
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Maybe there is a 2016 version of 85033 GOP nominee Wendell Willkie, an enlightened titan of commerce with no visible sins who could be recruited and drafted to run.
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When it comes to enlightened policy and consumer education, the FTC has convened dozens of surveys, workshops, conferences and reports on the panoply of privacy and data security issues.
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The crazy ones are the ones who insist that things change over time, that we should not be so quick to judge those who lived in less enlightened eras.
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And though we have been incredibly enlightened at our ability to rebuild backwards, the Steele dossier, up to a certain date, getting past that point has been somewhat impossible.
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This time Frank is coming for the Ivy League blue-state liberals, that "tight little network of enlightened strivers" who have allegedly been running the country into the ground.
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The GI education bill paid for college for men who never dreamed of college; Mexican-Americans burst free from agricultural isolation into an America enlightened by the black experience.
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Today that consensus has been shattered, along with the older, Progressive dream of disinterested experts speaking on behalf of enlightened citizens, all sharing a notion of the public interest.
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In season two, when Amy hatches the plot to work with a muck-racking journalist named Jeff Flender (Dermot Mulroney) at the LA Times, Enlightened becomes a heist story.
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More broadly, the giant beast could be an embodiment of today's collective id, a rampaging figure of the instinctual energies that enlightened civilizations continually try to keep in check.
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As he noted in 2002, a number of American intellectuals in the final decade of the twentieth century made Isaiah Berlin, "the image of enlightened humanism," their guiding star.
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He realized that there would never be an "enlightened" despot, and, when the American Revolution happened, he welcomed it in a way he might not have a decade earlier.
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Segregation and its ideological justification "separate but equal," he argues, originated in the early Republic in the efforts of "enlightened Americans" to uplift and protect Indians and African-Americans.
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When it was announced that Tilda Swinton would play a powerful sorcerer called the Ancient One in Marvel's upcoming Doctor Strange, her casting was seen as an enlightened choice.
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For reasons unbeknownst to mankind, consciousness in music was a designation for a type of rap that was enlightened—a way of telling dumb people their music was smart.
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" To conclude his email, Friedman wrote, "I wish her nothing but the best and hope that the narrow-minded views that spawned this unnecessary feud will be enlightened someday.
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You wouldn't expect an all-you-can-eat catfish restaurant owned by an 82-year-old man to be the most progressive, enlightened place in the world and—surprise!
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While some of you might dismiss DeLonge's tweets as Mobyesque ravings that lack any basis in fact, I, the enlightened investigatory journalist, know that there's something deeper going on.
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Melinda Pierce, legislative director for the more than 100-year-old Sierra Club environmental group, said she was happy to see "enlightened Republicans" beginning to act on climate change.
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It doesn't matter how supposedly enlightened a white neighborhood is; if the government brings poor black kids into the school, many parents react with fury, or with moving vans.
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If there is one thing that doesn't belong to a enlightened nation like Germany, it is a deliberate coarsening of a debate where a maximum of nuance is needed.
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But trust me when I tell you that if you sit in on one of its sessions, you'll feel reassured, alarmed, enlightened and truly thrilled by what you hear.
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As our reviewer, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, put it: Ghobash "encourages the reader to accept a modern, enlightened path that embraces diversity, not just within Islam but among all religions."
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Other people may claim to be populist in their policies — and because they are "right" on those, they are allowed to be contemptuous toward those who are less enlightened.
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For over a century, editors and publishers and producers — at least the more enlightened ones — have gone out of their way to make allowances for opposing points of view.
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"Everyone has his flaws," said Alina Muñoz, 21, who graduated last month from Harvard University, where she was a member of the Network of Enlightened Women, a conservative club.
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But that shift has the effect of making WeWork seem unnecessary, given that so much of what it is selling is community, an enlightened version of a corporate culture.
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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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They merely want to suggest that they do — to signal that they're exactly the kind of very virtuous people who would have enlightened, politically correct feelings about such things.
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That Beach was famous in her lifetime but ignored today suggests that, even if we live in a more enlightened age than Dvorak's, prejudices still shape the symphonic repertory.
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As good or better in a smaller role is another excellent British performer, Indira Varma, who plays Safiya Masry, the enlightened warden of the prison where Wallace is housed.
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Prisons, punishment, segregation, exile: even the most enlightened state needs some way of sorting the truly dangerous from the sadly criminal and the sadly criminal from the merely unlucky.
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At the age of fifty-seven, Sisi replaced a seventy-six-year-old general, and the appointment seemed to reflect a transition to a younger, more enlightened officer corps.
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After the traumas of Watergate, President Gerald Ford declared "our long national nightmare is over," and in one of America's enlightened appointments, tapped Edward Levi to be Attorney General.
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When it comes to enlightened policy and consumer education, the FTC has convened scores of surveys, workshops, conferences and reports on the panoply of privacy and data security issues.
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Now that he is the nation's top law enforcement officer, he's trying to drag the country backward with him, even as most states are moving toward more enlightened policies.
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His brand of enlightened humanism should remind us Christians of what our faith is all about: that God has given us Christ to show us what humanism truly is.
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Tinged by secular piety, today's public conversations about human nature often propagate a feel-good mantra that despite our flaws, we're enlightened beings who eventually overcome our base instincts.
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She hoped for a chance to tell the story of her transformation, and to replace the image of the petulant, hateful teen-age Bryan with a mature, enlightened one.
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Enlightened employers, such as Amazon and Co., could disrupt the health care framework by adopting a system based on independent primary care physicians that work only for their patients.
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"Good Boys," about three best friends — Max (Jacob Tremblay), Lucas (Keith L. Williams) and Thor (Brady Noon) — adjusting to middle school, has its own vision of an enlightened world.
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Although he was enlightened on the subject of race, suggesting that blacks were not inherently inferior to whites, he was not, as the musical suggests, deeply committed to abolition.
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And collectively, Congress should act like an enlightened microcosm of the general public, so that all segments, every industry, each locality has active agents explaining and promoting its interests.
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I believe that once our top creative class is unshackled from those impediments which are socially negative, they will be able to choose whether capitalism proceeds by evolution or revolution, and I am hopeful that the enlightened self-interest of the billionaire class will cause them to take the enlightened path toward finding a rethinking of work that honors the vast majority of fellow citizens and humans on which their country depends.
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I started to get suspicious that this might not be the case around 1970, with the fractionalization of the "movement" into Balkanized racial, ethnic, and gender-based identity politics; self-actualization navel gazing; back-to-the-land urban desertions; self-help and fitness programs; herds of gurus and yogis — all of which were ostensibly calculated to produce the kind of human who could achieve the enlightened political state while achieving an enlightened spiritual state.
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The One Enlightened By Ultimate Victory, he who has lived through unimaginable turmoil, on and off the court, and sits in front of us now a still and gentle river.
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Likewise, in the new Tomb Raider, Lara Croft and Lu Ren (her sidekick from Hong Kong) come across as downright enlightened compared to the corporate thugs they're trying to thwart.
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The third opinion of the new establishment is that capitalism is a deeply flawed system, haunted by irrationalities and contradictions that only enlightened members of the new elite can fix.
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MARCUS DANSARIE Stockholm I would like to correct some mystifying errors in your review of my book on the life and impact of Adam Smith ("An enlightened life", July 28th).
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"Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that the greatness of America lies not in being more enlightened than other nations, but rather in her ability to repair her faults," Justice Ginsburg said.
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"The more people who can be enlightened and enthused about very different types of futures, the better the chance we stand of being able to bring them about," she said.
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Something tells me that if the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions called McCullough to Capitol Hill for hearings on the matter, we might get even more enlightened.
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Despite this being the enlightened 21st century where women dress and behave how they want, and control their careers, Sarandon was immediately bashed on Twitter for her cleavage-baring look.
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In Schlesinger's interpretation, radical democrats led the charge from below; enlightened representatives from the upper classes legitimized their outrage; and "the politician-manager-intellectual type" converted these protests into policy.
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The embrace of the trans community that I would see within certain enlightened enclaves of our society is a welcome relief from the almost total universal exclusion of my community.
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Performing opera in countries that are not part of the Western cultural history may be cultural imperialism initiated by the countries' rulers rather than an enlightened offering to their residents.
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Louis C.K. has long found humor in following the logic of immoral thoughts, while somehow not just keeping the audience on his side, but convincing them of an enlightened intent.
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Some enlightened business leaders — Bill Gates, Howard Schultz, Marc Benioff — are emerging as a different sort of role models, on issues like inequality, the treatment of veterans and gay rights.
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It's for men who aren't afraid of experimenting with their look and will probably have enlightened views on gender roles, or at least be comfortable enough with their own sexuality.
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His review is a huge disservice to a passionate and intrepid young writer, and to the thousands of readers who would be moved and enlightened by the book she wrote.
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Amazon's is a culture of relentless, largely impersonal, efficiency, while Whole Foods has positioned itself as an organization that not only provides healthier, natural food, but also represents "enlightened" values.
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By the 2190rd century, Roddenberry posited, imperfect humankind would somehow unite to conquer war, pestilence, intolerance and other ills to spread its enlightened vision into the final frontier of space.
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An enlightened military commission, responsible for securing the city, reinstalling law and order and ensuring basic services for all citizens regardless of sect or ethnicity, could represent a way out.
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Meanwhile, enlightened liberal democracy in Russia and Central Europe was challenged by forces of various kinds, further increasing tensions within the EU and with its big neighbor to the East.
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You can't pretend to be "enlightened" or "woke" or "principled" and sit idly by and allow real and sustained damage to be done to the very causes you hold dear.
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"I hope that we will have an enlightened infrastructure here," said Paul Brody, EY global blockchain leader, at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
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But for all its flaws, our system — and the digital communication channels it enabled — has delivered social justice more swiftly and effectively than supposedly more enlightened public bodies tend to.
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" She said she was in fact a little happier after taking the course, but more importantly had generally come to feel more "enlightened and like happiness was in our control.
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He follows a manic circus tutor on a train to Mexico, falls for a fellow cartoonist amid the early aughts' war on terror and trysts with a politically enlightened prostitute.
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Dr. King would want us to live his specific faith: work to defeat racism, speak out in principled opposition to war and combat poverty with enlightened and compassionate public policy.
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Pointing to these apprentices and what he called "enlightened patronage," he sees parallels in the blossoming of art at Burning Man and the Italian Renaissance, its art theme in 2016.
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But it's crucial that the Democratic Party, now going through another torturous fight between its soak-the-rich side and the progressive pragmatists, remain open to enlightened people of wealth.
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The group also has a $220 million investment fund, Enlightened Hospitality Investments, that has backed related businesses such as Salt & Straw ice cream, Joe Coffee and the restaurant chain Dig.
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Even if there were a latent constituency of modern Rockefeller Republicans longing for the leadership of an enlightened plutocrat, third-party presidential campaigns are terrible vehicles for building political power.
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Foucault, in particular, worried that what we think of as scientifically enlightened ways of improving society are often covers for increasing power over the people we claim to be helping.
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So characters who have themselves become more enlightened over the course of the story (Jon, Sansa, maybe even Jaime) seem safer than those still nursing old grudges (Cersei, Arya, Dany).
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And yet I would tend to think the people in charge then were significantly more enlightened or worthy of their positions than the crew we've got in there right now.
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"Lolita" is a virtual guidebook to the abuses exposed by the #MeToo movement — the secret predations of the mentor and teacher who operates in a free zone of "enlightened" complicity.
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So it is hard, no matter how enlightened you consider yourself to be, not to feel a primordial lurch in your gut when the sun suddenly disappears from the sky.
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In the more enlightened police training academies, the mantra is that cops should see themselves as "guardians," not "warriors," and there is an increasing emphasis on de-escalation over confrontation.
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"Great nations produce great thinkers, artists, musicians and scholars who make our world a more beautiful, enlightened and joyful place," Trump said during the awards reception in the East Room.
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Few enlightened investors are chasing hot stocks anymore; they're buying and holding a diversified mix of index funds to help them pay for big life events like college and retirement.
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It often comes from well-intentioned men who are horrified when it is pointed out or oblivious when it is going on, as well as those who are less enlightened.
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All it took to get there was a wise and affable Chancellor Helmut Kohl, and the enlightened leadership of President George H.W. Bush and the then Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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We also understand that a healthy democracy depends on educated and enlightened people who are willing to leave the comfort of nine-to-five jobs and enter the political fray.
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As those sources have also shrunk, Unirule has kept going by charging for courses offered to Chinese entrepreneurs who often admire Mr. Mao as an enlightened advocate of their interests.
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Yet he combines that alarm with a Progressive Era optimism that Americans can be mobilized to address these inequalities through both moral appeal and appeal to our enlightened self-interest.
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In 2008, six years after Satchidananda's death, Silberfein kept the promise by helping launch the first Bhakti Fest, featuring enlightened masters instead of rock stars and love as the drug.
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It splits the song wide open, but it also feels like he's peeling open a layer of your brain in this really wise, friendly, playful, benign but decidedly enlightened way.
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Soviet artists, in turn, used the image of Africans and African-Americans in countless propaganda posters, to represent the Communist party's supposedly more enlightened perspective on race and other social issues.
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"Live in the moment," they harp like a pseudo-enlightened tech Buddha, as though you can't be present and also get a picture of that Very Good Dog on the corner.
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Under the blazing sun in a deserted field and with six other newly enlightened individuals I gave it my best shot, perhaps a little unsuccessfully, but I can understand the appeal.
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But by exploring the lands that make up our Earth, we're connecting with cultures and experiencing traditions different from our own, which, in turn, will make us more enlightened global citizens.
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A total solar eclipse is a spectacular event that has struck fear into people throughout history, and at the same time has enlightened us in our quest to understand the cosmos.
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The right of citizens to inquire, to hear, to speak, and to use information to reach consensus is a precondition to enlightened self-government and a necessary means to protect it.
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"It felt good to be where I grew up, to be with family and old friends and with my fellow Canadians, who are a very empathic, smart, enlightened bunch," says Stoynoff.
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While my experience may be drastically different, I've always considered hardcore punk to be ahead of the curve, to be a more enlightened place than many other scenes, not strictly music.
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Especially under Emmanuel Macron's leadership, France wants to be seen as a more enlightened, more welcoming alternative to a United States that seems to be losing its religious and cultural tolerance.
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As well as enlightened self-interest and rigorous verification, arms-control agreements depend on a degree of trust that the parties to them will honour their commitments even when governments change.
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Your Pet Dreams of You Dr. Deirdre Barrett, who is a teacher and a Clinical and Evolutionary Psychologist at Harvard Medical School, enlightened us about the magic of your pet's dreams.
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VATICAN CITY, Nov 9 (Reuters) - The Catholic Church's highest-ranking diplomat wished U.S. President-elect Donald Trump well on Wednesday, saying he would pray for the new incumbent to be "enlightened".
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If brands are really dead-set on looking enlightened and culturally savvy, it's not that hard: give artists the space to spread your desired message more effectively than you ever could.
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The first canonically transgender character, Alesha, Who Smiles at Death, appeared in a card set released last year, along with Narset, Enlightened Master (later Narset Transcendent), the first Planeswalker with autism.
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DiAngelo has sometimes received "feedback from people of color on my racist patterns and assumptions," which she first found uncomfortable but eventually, as she grew more enlightened, came to find encouraging.
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The proposal coincides with Facebook's plan to issue a new class of nonvoting stock that will further entrench Mr. Zuckerberg for the time being, which is a less-enlightened governance move.
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We may consider ourselves more enlightened than the Peruvian villagers who last month burned a woman alive, or than the rural Ghanaians who banish spell-casting women to primitive witch colonies.
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Links can't be built through territory controlled by the rival faction, so the Resistance had to make sure that nothing, not even a single Enlightened link, stood between Hangzhou and Anchorage.
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The twinned trends of conscious consumerism and holistic personal wellness are dictated largely by companies with a vested interest in stoking our desire to feel healthy, ethical, enlightened, and environmentally responsible.
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Part of Bust's tradition — besides its downtown cultural sensibility, D.I.Y. ethos and enlightened political consciousness — is the Craftacular, a riot of music, "indie shopping" (as Bust puts it) and progressive attitude.
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Instead, we are invited to indulge in some self-congratulation for being clever enough to live in the enlightened present, at a time when we all know how important jobs are.
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Since the work here is often about how music and words can be used in sinister and destructive ways, it's also thrilling to experience them employed to critical and enlightened ends.
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He's saying that, sadly, we were not enlightened enough for the momentous changes wrought by the smartest people in the world — or even evolved enough for the first African-American president.
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"They deserve enlightened and informed debate about the true nature of the globalized economy, automation, and the need for education and reimagined job-skills programs to keep us competitive," he said.
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