If you're willing to speak up and galvanize and evangelize.
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I have my own personal accounts that help me evangelize.
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"Our primary motivation is to evangelize that format," he said.
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If we can evangelize horror freakdom, we're doing our job.
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It could also be a way to evangelize Apple Pay.
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This is not writing to convince, but to insult and to evangelize.
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The defense has said Sun Ho's music career was used to evangelize.
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Defense lawyers had said Sun Ho's music career was used to evangelize.
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Helping to evangelize people's voice such that people can decide what they want.
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"We want to empower and evangelize a new ecosystem of creativity," Pilipski says.
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I know she will be disappointed, judgmental and try to evangelize to me.
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If these influencers are willing to evangelize for you, you will gain local credibility.
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Well, finally, we have an ally in our struggle to evangelize the good word.
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The injustice of under-read authors prompts passionate readers to evangelize about obscure loves.
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Then, they evangelize on the internet, using social media to sing the gadget's praises.
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He calls upon them to evangelize and to bear witness to the joy of marriage.
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But he hopes to use that platform to evangelize and help others struggling with addiction.
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An editor hired to evangelize for the platform left after seven months, and was not replaced.
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Millions of videos were shared, celebrities were recruited to evangelize the platform, and all was good.
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The only person I have managed to evangelize to is the guy I'm dating right now.
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Proponents evangelize them, even though their utility is actually pretty limited in many types of acne.
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The staff was planning a conference to teach Christians how to evangelize to atheists, agnostics and Mormons.
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They'd harp on about redundancy regions (back up data centers, essentially), or evangelize about their bombproof servers.
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"If Europe was proud of having evangelized Africa, now God permits Africans to evangelize Europe," he said.
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Then, they evangelize on the internet, using social media to sing the gadget's praises to the unconverted.
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Apple wants to evangelize wireless technology, and you don't sell a vision based on "good enough" products.
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If not, then you need a strong design leader to help evangelize and elevate the impact of design.
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As the platform evolves, those customers' loyalty increases by the day, and they evangelize the product to others.
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When Jehovah's Witnesses would come to the door, she'd eagerly invite them in and then out-evangelize them.
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Meanwhile, it's mostly been up to all-girl crews on Instagram to evangelize skateboarding to women of color.
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Generally speaking, people will either evangelize them, or scratch their heads, wondering what all the fuss is about.
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It's also a good way to evangelize people about drones, how they work and why they could be useful.
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Most importantly, though, he believes this subversive culture he is cultivating will also help evangelize the alt-right cause.
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It can be difficult to evangelize for something that is so nebulous, and can be used so many ways.
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Mr. Dias said in an interview Wednesday afternoon that he had "no interest" in using the post to evangelize.
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He has turned his own heroes into educational resources for his country, and used them to evangelize our national ideals.
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Your vision should guide all aspects of your business, so write it down, share it with all stakeholders and evangelize it.
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Case in point: Vlad Larin, the co-founder of Zeroqode, went to Disrupt Berlin to evangelize the startup's no-code technology.
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I couldn't evangelize about family values that may be wonderful personal values, but that are frankly none of the government's business.
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"That ecosystem approach is something that we will absolutely maintain and, in fact, if anything keep continuing to evangelize," Nadella said.
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Conservators do not evangelize for change, nor do they really even have conversations with the objects they so tenderly care for.
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"Our whole mission as a company is to evangelize this whole concept of playing games outside, real world games," explained Hanke.
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The idea was that Paul the Apostle and Jesus himself went to the "farthest reaches" in order to evangelize to heathens.
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If you had to quickly evangelize The Replacements to someone who wasn't aware of them, how would you sum them up?
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That patient was a pastor who had left South Kivu to evangelize in Butembo, a center of the current Ebola outbreak.
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"I didn't want to go to advertisers and evangelize about a medium until we had programs in every category," Pattiz said.
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We keep giving air time to robot-takeover fears, while failing to evangelize and thus guide the real value of AI today.
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The man who had done more than any other to evangelize for the new order was a shell of his former self.
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Advisers don't expect Romney to evangelize against Trump in public, but the lineup of Trump foes is almost sure to send a signal.
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The good news for Tesla is that many of those 150,000 customers are rabid fans who are happy to evangelize for the company.
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I sometimes felt the urge to evangelize her, an impulse that arose almost against my will, like the itch of a phantom limb.
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I think, once some time had passed and you didn't have to evangelize about the importance of the internet and newsrooms as much.
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"You've got a wide, open audience that will actually also share with you, build with you and then [evangelize] for you," she said.
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I know a few friends who would love a service like this, if only to evangelize for the shows they find on their own.
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Members of the cartel began to evangelize their leader as a narco-saint, bolstered by Moreno's "ghost" appearing on the streets dressed in white.
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My theory, drawn from creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg's intimations and my own failures to convert doubters, is it's difficult to evangelize beyond season 1.
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"Advertiser count on auction doubling sequentially, which speaks to the company's efforts to date to evangelize the platform," Credit Suisse analyst Stephen Ju said.
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Hopefully Google sees them as a core group of customers to serve well with expanded, improved fitness offerings, so that they might evangelize Fitbit again.
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Big tech companies have been creating accelerators left and right to evangelize their brands and get developers engaged with APIs and other open-source efforts.
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Toyota joining gives the product another degree of validation, and Cauchy noted that this also means that the company will evangelize AGL to its suppliers.
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It's not where she builds her audience; it's where she takes advantage of the audience she built through Harry Potter to evangelize about her political causes.
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Plus, we'll be raffling off a single spot in the pitch-off for perspective entrepreneurs that want to hop up on stage and evangelize their product.
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They do not form a coherent bloc, nor does the film seem to evangelize for any position in particular, apart from a general approval of vehemence.
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Hardcore is God's music (did I mention that?) so to answer the question, yes, my goal is to evangelize the gospel that is the 220 BPM.
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She means that literally: On December 27, Kircher went on the product recommendation podcast Gee Thanks, Just Bought It to evangelize about the Revlon One-Step.
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" While his friend prayed, Uzuegbunam stood on a stool and began to publicly evangelize about how "all men and women have fallen short of God's commands.
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When you're black and you actually evangelize for self-defense against the violence of state like Niecee does, you can find yourself in an extremely precarious position.
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His implacable left-leaning critics argue his money that comes with ideological strings attached, and are part of an effort to evangelize about a right-leaning agenda.
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His personality is quite forward, the type of person who has gotten a career from both his talents and his ability to evangelize about his own ideas.
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Their race aside, they're both gifted orators who call for healing divisions, building bridges, overcoming political cynicism and partisan rancor—in other words, they evangelize for hope.
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Connect with those around you instead of Wi-Fi Nowadays, I evangelize to friends and colleagues on the benefits of limiting screen time while on the road.
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Irvin Kirshner, the director of the "The Empire Strikes Back," says Yoda -- the small but spiritually powerful Jedi master -- was created in part to evangelize for Buddhism.
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The ADF is also backing an evangelical student at a Georgia college who says the school's free speech policy restricts his ability to freely evangelize on campus.
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"I don't go in and evangelize, but rather work with state and local officials on why vacant and abandoned properties are killing their neighborhoods and cities," he said.
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But we really want to do is sort of evangelize that person's whole routine, and all of her discoveries across whether that's a L'Oreal product, a MAC product.
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She does, however, object to the industry that's sprung up around pot, an industry filled with people who evangelize about the plant's benefits without any solid scientific backing.
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Some organizers view them as recruiting opportunities, others as opportunities to evangelize their company's technology platforms, and others simply want to be associated with something cool and techie.
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I suspect that part of me wants to evangelize for Evan S. Connell, who died in 2013, because he didn't seem to do it very much for himself.
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Name Withheld I've just argued that certain ethical commitments may come with an obligation to evangelize, and that being in touch with important truths has value in itself.
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Red Hat and GitHub would have brought in large open-source communities that could have helped evangelize Google's cloud platform to developers inside companies, potentially leading to more adoption.
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I don't like to evangelize about exercise because it's tangled up with the rise of "wellness" culture, where health has become this moral imperative, not to mention weirdly performative.
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These men have developed entire systems to mechanize the act of "seduction," and they evangelize and sell their methods to other men who wish to improve their dating life.
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KitchenAid Artisan 'Starry Night' Mixer for $200 ($300 off): I (Jess) often evangelize KitchenAid mixers to anyone who will listen, and this one is one heck of a deal.
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SPLIT DECISIONS — I am trying to evangelize for all of the Variety puzzles this year, which is easy and natural for almost every challenge but this one, Split Decisions.
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A group of college students who wish to evangelize visitors and pass out free religious literature in Chicago's Millennium Park are suing the city over rules prohibiting the practice.
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So, that's exactly how the impeachment process is depicted in Chinese government-backed media: A symptom of the disastrous system — multiparty democracy — that Western powers evangelize across the planet.
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Located just north of Mexico City, one of the main focal points of the town is the colonial-era monastery that harkens back to the Spanish effort to evangelize Mexico.
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He is also an owner of a Tesla Model X. "He is a huge inspiration and I use any opportunity I can to help evangelize all things Elon," he added.
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Why it matters: The magazine is another way for Airbnb to evangelize the home-sharing phenomenon and the live-like-the-locals way of life that's crucial to its success.
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The company's Hover Connect product basically focuses on getting contractors to evangelize the product by letting them reach out directly to leads and request that they set up a model.
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"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" is coming on strong as a year-end contender, and the people who love it evangelize about it in a way that is rare.
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Hoping to evangelize for Indonesian cuisine but sensitive to the tastes of the neighborhood, she limits the use of shrimp paste and keeps the food "light," as she puts it.
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This wooden trunk, which folds out into scenes from the Passion of the Christ, was carried around by Jesuit priests from village to village to evangelize the indigenous populations of Ecuador.
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Adoption of smart home tech like doorbells and home security cameras is still in its early days, and Amazon needs tech-loving enthusiasts to evangelize on its behalf to sustain growth.
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Before he created Slate's podcast network and spun it off into its own business, Panoply, he spent 17 years in public radio, where he tried unsuccessfully to evangelize for kids' programming.
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They star the projects on GitHub, download the software in order to try it, and evangelize what they perceive to be the better project so that others can benefit from great software.
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The kind of external support the EV market currently enjoys has been mostly motivated by electronauts' simple desire to help the environment (and perhaps feed their natural inclination to evangelize new technology).
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The first season included a fictional cryptocurrency called GenCoin (in fact, Sony created a booth at Disrupt to evangelize for GenCoin) while season two shifts the focus to a darknet prototype called Araknet.
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"There is sort of an irrational-exuberance phase, and then the VCs see tremendous opportunity and there's a lot of money pouring in and that's used to evangelize the new market," he said.
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What we are trying to do is not necessarily evangelize about this but rather to convert art into a real political force to be reckoned with in our country, and around the world.
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While some contouring devotees stick only to powder formulas and others evangelize creams, the Urban Decay Naked Skin Shapeshifter is putting both in one palette, offering up an embarrassment of riches in one palette.
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" During the speech, the DOJ simultaneously filed a "statement of interest" in a case at Georgia Gwinnett College, where a student alleges that his Christian group wasn't given sufficient space on campus to "evangelize.
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Like the Kochs, the DeVoses are generous supporters of think tanks that evangelize for unrestrained capitalism, like Michigan's Acton Institute, and that rail against unions and back privatizing public services, like the Mackinac Center.
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Arriaga also stresses that trying to evangelize in Chiapas without being sensitive to indigenous traditions is one of the main reasons why the state has the highest level of dissersion to evangelical congregations in Mexico.
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If she feels the need to evangelize to you, ask her to stop, and say, "I'm completely at peace with my point of view, so this really isn't up for discussion," and change the subject.
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It resulted in a more strong-willed empathy to defend the right for others to believe and evangelize what they hold to be true to them (as long as others aren't getting swindled, tricked, or hurt).
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I own a chameleon—which I evangelize to all of my friends, acquaintances, and strangers—but in my heart I recognize that lizards are very niche and not that good as pets in the traditional sense.
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Michelle devoted the bulk of her time as First Lady to spreading the gospel of a healthy diet and regular exercise, tapping everyone from Sesame Street to Billy On the Street to evangelize for her cause.
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I no longer have morning sickness—my coworkers, my fellow G-train riders, my husband, and myself are all overjoyed that the phase has passed—but you don't have to still suffer in order to evangelize.
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The response pushed him to evangelize the method further, and he built a website, founded a hotline staffed by nurses, and recruited a more formal network of doctors under the name Abortion Pill Reversal, or APR.
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"I go and talk to schools, and I talk to children, but particularly the tennis circuit is too scared to have me speak because they think you are going to perhaps go and evangelize," she said.
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In short, should the alt-right look like Nazis to appear strong and get straight to the point, or should the alt-right not look like Nazis in order to more successfully evangelize for the cause?
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It all resulted in a more strong-willed empathy to defend the right for others to believe and evangelize what they hold to be true to them (as long as others aren't getting swindled, tricked, or hurt).
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And there have been the notable fewer who struck out, not to own or conquer or take or evangelize, but to see, experience, absorb, and enjoy, with all the discomfort and exhilaration and great humility that entails.
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I just provided them with hope, connections, and some resources and became a bit of a cheerleader of sorts to help evangelize the goal with other people who would also join in to help make it a reality.
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Meanwhile, Stackshare is attracting the attention of SaaS vendors, a small but growing number of which are beginning to sponsor sections of the platform and that now have a new place for their communities to evangelize their products.
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My grandniece posted on Facebook that she is trying to raise money so that she can go on a trip to Nepal with other high-school students from her Christian school to "evangelize the unreached people" of South Asia.
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The last few election cycles have seen the rise of countermeasures like the "Great Schlep" of 2008 -- a political stunt to get blue-state transplants to evangelize their parents or grandparents in Florida and other swing states on behalf of Obama.
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But Langston says that it's much easier to evangelize compatibility and the power of the questionnaire to users who are already 'under the tent' then it is to send out emails to folks who abandoned the questionnaire halfway through on-boarding.
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"I want to continue to evangelize, if you will, to get others around the country and the state to do the same things and push the envelope to continue to reduce the impacts of criminal convictions when we can," he says.
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It's but one attempt to bring blockchain to more business-oriented use cases, but the company has given this a lot of thought and believes it will help them evangelize this approach with a wider audience of developers moving forward.
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If I'm at a party and I'm known as The Christian, people either make a beeline for me because they want to start an argument, or they leave me the hell alone because they think I'm going to evangelize them.
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"I took a bus when my book came out and visited 82 universities — this was back in 2013 — just to evangelize to as many college students as I could, learning to code, even if it was just for giggles," said Ohanian.
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We try to find people who use Boy Brow or [another] Glossier product, but what we really want to do is evangelize that person's whole routine and all of her discoveries, whether that's a L'Oréal product or a MAC product.
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This past year involved wide-ranging conversations about the best ways to deal with controversial online figures, as far-right organizations and even outright extremist groups have become more emboldened to speak out and use mainstream platforms to evangelize, recruit, and spread hate.
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The Justice Department filed in federal court to support an ADF client in Georgia who'd been seeking the right to evangelize on campus, and brought ADF and a number of other groups — on the left and right — to give advice on developing religious freedom guidance.
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It's a motif that speaks to the desire to evangelize, but there's a darker streak there — the desire to defeat these characters, to come out on top of foes who are, in these films, often wildly antagonistic toward innocent Christians who've enraged them simply by existing.
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And equally as important, we needed someone that was the right fit for Ro – someone who will provide strong mentorship, who is excited about a distributed team, and who will evangelize the engineering team inside the business as well as outside of Ro to attract top talent.
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Dias, a theologian and anthropologist, was from 1997 to 2007 a member of the New Tribes, a group founded in the United States in 1942 and now called Ethnos360, whose mission is to evangelize indigenous peoples by bringing the Bible to them in their own languages.
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In a research working paper financed partly by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development, Mr. Garboden wrote that amateur investors were vulnerable to exploitation by those who "evangelize" the process and tend to play down the risks of investing in "low-end" urban real estate.
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"Many of us evangelize Reddit and tell people how awesome it is, what an impact it's made in their life, how much it makes them laugh, etc, and then when those new people decide to check out Reddit for the first time they're greeted with dystopian Craigslist," Huffman wrote.
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He has written about his experience with the paper and described the early years as "a giant PR campaign" to evangelize about Falun Gong's belief in an upcoming apocalypse in which those who think badly of the practice, or well of the Chinese Communist Party, will be destroyed.
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They're also probably unlikely to actively evangelize their slipper preferences to their friends, family and wider society — by, for example, posting about their slipper-based views on their social media feeds and/or engaging in slipper-based discussions around the dinner table or even attending pro-slipper rallies.
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San Francisco-based Part & Parcel is a plus-sized clothing and shoe startup providing dimensional sizing to women across the U.S. The company operates a bit differently than your standard direct-to-consumer business by seeking to include the women who wear and evangelize the Part & Parcel designs by giving them a cut of their sales.
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Udacity has partnered with a number of automakers and autonomous technology companies on its intro to self-driving and self-driving nanodegree programs, but this provides Baidu with a way to help evangelize and popularize its program, as well as get potential future engineers versed in its software, all of which helps with its goals of making it a platform with global reach across automakers, service providers and technology suppliers.
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The practice is now used on about 37 percent of cropland in the U.S. Other practices like more diversified crop rotations and rotational grazing are also gaining momentum across the Midwest as pioneers like Gabe Brown and Allen Williams, who were both name-dropped in an early Democratic debate, evangelize that radically rethinking farm practices to focus on soil health can help farms improve their profitability, in part by drastically reducing their reliance on expensive fertilizers and other inputs.
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