The action of the episode limits itself to reveals, which is Fosters currency — The Fosters thrives on lies between loved ones.
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It may be too early to talk about a distinct Australian style; the same unregulated atmosphere that fosters innovation also fosters diversity, verging on incoherence.
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He believes that transparent communication fosters trust with the community.
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"It seems like everyone fosters when they're older," she explains.
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But what about all the other Timothy Fosters out there?
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That definitely fosters the possibility of a wedding night hookup.
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Season 5 of The Fosters premieres July 11 on Freeform.
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He denies opposition accusations that he fosters cronyism and corruption.
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And, sometimes that very challenging and offensive speech fosters growth.
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Really, it barely fosters much of a reaction at all.
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Healthy communication fosters better collaboration, strategies, decision making, and execution.
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Does your company use a communication system that fosters innovation?
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Salzgeber also fosters the startup community working on space innovations.
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A program, like Prime, certainly fosters loyalty and repeat purchases.
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Create an environment that fosters innovation and unique problem solving.
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On good days, Venus brings harmony and Pluto fosters change.
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The confession could have some major consequences for the Fosters.
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Tom Phelan stars in a groundbreaking role on "The Fosters."
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The feelings of intellectual superiority and being aggrieved it fosters?
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Discrimination fosters blowback, and I got more than my share.
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Each site fosters awareness of the histories, cultures, and ecosystems.
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Critics say that fosters rights infringement, both conscious and unwitting.
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Priceless. Extensive knowledge and investment fosters the comforts of community.
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I'll be curious to know how much this fosters community.
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On Freeform's "The Fosters," he was the sweetly rebellious boyfriend.
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It fosters new ways of thinking and learning and collaborating.
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Yet making music together fosters a lasting intimacy between people.
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It's a society that fosters estrangement by prioritizing dogma over humanity.
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People don't understand solidarity is what fosters change and grows community.
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It fosters appreciation for the outdoors and respect for our environment.
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Representation matters: Exposure to different cultural backgrounds fosters empathy and acceptance.
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Create an environment that encourages and fosters this type of growth.
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And now: an entire country of Danny Fosters turning up dead.
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Technology that fosters broader, deeper and better public deliberations improves democracy.
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The former Fosters star got a shout-out on Mayo's Instagram.
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We must create an environment that fosters innovation, not government regulation.
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Pence tweeted following his trip with a photo with the Fosters.
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They strain towards the fire which fosters and warms the Living.
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Some might say all this fosters a national sense of hubris.
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The project also fosters art accessibility, in particular with contemporary art.
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Poole was apparently attracted by the inherently nerdy culture Google fosters.
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It also fosters cooperation and community among members of the collective.
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The nature of Article 73 fosters such abuse, its critics assert.
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Not every black story fosters a sense of success or optimism.
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Humour is a great repair technique that fosters goodwill, says Gottman.
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The office building behind Alice fosters a different kind of reflection.
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Defenders of EB-5 say it fosters investment and creates jobs.
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The fair itself fosters friendships, with a number of returning contributors.
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Custom-designing a tiny keyboard, proponents say, fosters creativity through constraint.
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This toy fosters developmental benefits in math, science, creativity, and more.
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Students work in dedicated studio space that fosters modulated, communal studio experiences.
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The new deal also fosters US innovation by strengthening intellectual property protections.
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We believe diversity in all of its forms fosters creativity and understanding.
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I like to think of The Fosters as a comfy, orthopedic shoe.
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The shift towards providing more services fosters competition on factors beyond price.
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Promoting Klaxit instantly fosters supply and demand from and to this office.
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You also don't have to be an avid viewer of The Fosters.
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Like publishing FitBit data to Twitter, it incentivizes discipline and fosters growth.
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Noom eliminates the idea of "bad foods" and fosters healthy eating habits.
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As Trump fosters renewed sexism, he's also provoking a feminist counter-movement.
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But rice fields require standing water, and standing water fosters malaria mosquitoes.
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This kind of activity also fosters integrity and leadership in young kids.
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Johnson, who lives in Whitesburg, is 32, single and fosters a toddler.
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Sadly, my own favorite, "The Fosters" (on Freeform), is ending this summer.
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Fosters proves ideal as I stand in the long queue for lunch.
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School, and especially the college admissions process, very much fosters this tendency.
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"Prolonged trench warfare, whether enacted or remembered, fosters paranoid melodrama," he wrote.
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"The Fosters" comes to an end and pivots toward its spinoff series.
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And Mr. Trump's penchant for polling outsiders about his staff fosters tension.
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That suspicion — "they were just being political" — fosters apathy now, he said.
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Pessimism increases inflammation in the body and fosters metabolic abnormalities like diabetes.
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Only Fosters Lancett moves freely among them as the skulking lone wolf.
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Medical training fosters a heroic model of saving lives at any cost.
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The PRC's ideological worldview is pernicious as it fosters aggression and oppression.
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It also increases consumer choice, lowers prices, and fosters compatibility between programs.
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It fosters a sense of deficiency that can never be fully satisfied.
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He also appeared in guest starring roles on Arrested Development and The Fosters.
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Berlusconi adeptly fosters the illusion that he can turn everyone else into billionaires.
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Freeform's The Fosters' spin-off Good Trouble is very good on its own.
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"Storywise and just tonewise, it's a lot different than The Fosters," Ramirez said.
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He's also appeared on The Fosters, Big Bang Theory, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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But what exactly fosters a culture where people have the courage to create?
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It ends at the Adams-Fosters' home, the place where it all began.
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Oh, you thought The Fosters wrapped up every storyline with its March finale?
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The Fosters just can't resist the allure of an adopted brother-sister romance.
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It puts your skills to the test, tries your endurance and fosters community.
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The hope is that this fosters a culture where bullying is socially unacceptable.
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It fosters investment, it makes hiring easier and this is key to startups.
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It fosters the independence of mind we need to be responsible grown-ups.
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An estuary (where saltwater mixes with freshwater), the area fosters a thriving ecosystem.
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It fosters a black market that funds crime and violence across the world.
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During a break between fosters, they decided to take a week-long vacation.
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Instead, good policy fosters competition, which leads to better products and greater prosperity.
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I've found that vulnerability and openness fosters a sense of trust at work.
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Making congressional service a career inevitably fosters self-interest over the people's interest.
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It fosters a sense of community, and isn't that what we all want?
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His wife, Marina, a Polish noblewoman (who knows the truth), fosters his delusion.
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A maker culture fosters 21st-century skills such as communication, collaboration and creativity.
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It helps work through emotions and fosters connections between people, previous research said.
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A European ecosystem is, after all, only as good as the connections it fosters.
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Persecution fosters fear and intimidation, causing impacted groups to recoil, withdraw or even relocate.
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"Rhetorical sloppiness fosters the misperception that fraud by voters is prevalent," the report stated.
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He'll reprise his Fosters character, Jesus, on Freeform's spin-off Good Trouble this season.
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It appears that David Fosters daughter, Erin, approves of his new financee , Katherine McPhee.
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Before winning hearts on Netflix, Centineo starred as Jesus Adams-Foster on The Fosters.
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Except, as revealed in the episode, these Fosters mothers have issues of their own.
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There is nothing inherent in our criminal justice system that fosters rehabilitation or redemption.
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It's a difficult task, but The Fosters has three episodes left to do it.
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But the division that she fosters and exploits will endure, even if she loses.
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It expands our minds, fosters acceptance, and helps us to grow as human beings.
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When we grow our startups, we need to create an ecosystem that fosters champions.
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The Fosters finale is just a series of will-they-or-won't-they conclusions.
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And lo and behold, The Fosters birthed a new relationship right before our eyes.
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Is this the couple that's going to make it out of The Fosters finale?
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We're all in echo chambers to some extent, and that fosters an intense antagonism.
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Brokered through the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, it fosters transparency.
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He is currently known for his role on the American TV series "The Fosters."
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Unfortunately, the current approach to criminal justice fosters an expanding and expensive prison population.
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In Fitch's view, the MRI approach fosters efficiency and discipline in the investment process.
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WeWork spaces are designed to be highly functional and collaborative—this naturally fosters productivity.
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Procedural justice fosters legitimacy, trust and citizenship, all vital to a thriving academic community.
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But in fact, the filibuster, in its odd, mathematical way, fosters, even requires, civility.
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The tribal identity – sometimes lifelong – attached to teams fosters civic pride and community fun.
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Ted Terry is an exceptional mayor who fosters a sense of belonging and warmth.
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They provide the "doubt science" that fosters confusion and downplays concerns about toxic chemicals.
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The impunity fosters self-censorship among journalists and corruption among public officials, CJP said.
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Enthusiasts claim that coloring is therapeutic, fosters creativity and reaps benefits associated with meditation.
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Jude and Connor's kiss on "The Fosters" — the youngest same-sex kiss on TV.
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The lack of discussion fosters the most extreme and authoritarian elements of this ideology.
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In its current form, it fosters not just fun and friendship but also inequality.
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It may be because Wikipedia fosters consensus, on even the most contentious of topics.
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Ultimately this fosters a community you find yourself wanting to be a part of.
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Any activity that increases heart rate fosters circulation of warm blood to the extremities.
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Performing in clubs is not a career that fosters an ideal work-life balance.
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I was there to advocate for a secure immigration system that fosters economic growth.
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It fosters collaborative problem-solving and the sharing of creative work openly with others.
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We believe in an inclusive country that fosters opportunity, creativity and a level playing field.
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An ill-conceived policy that fosters ill-will certainly does not serve the public interest.
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He doesn't know what he wants to do yet, which, in Fosters world, is bad.
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At its core, it's a place that fosters employee well being, while enhancing job performance.
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"For artists, the city's geographical spread fosters a maverick sensibility and meditative space," he says.
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It turns out I was right, The Fosters is about to celebrate its 100th episode.
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Johnson has appeared on TV shows such as The Fosters, Nashville and Switched at Birth.
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The Fosters, for example, had several episodes last season talking about ICE and abolishing ICE.
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The process fosters awareness of large-scale gun violence and brings neglected attacks into focus.
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That answer is The Fosters and Emma's now-terminated pregnancy with boyfriend Jesus (Noah Centineo).
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Kavanaugh's argument is essentially this: Letting employers discriminate against certain workers fosters healthy economic competition.
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Bailey got the same send off the Sterns give every single one of their fosters.
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Serbia also fosters close military ties with Russia, its traditional Orthodox Christian and Slavic ally.
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When #antiSemitism is repeatedly politicized, it not only hurts the Jewish community, it fosters division.
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Mostly, they spoke of how their camaraderie fosters an environment that helps them to thrive.
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Meow for Now connects cat lovers to local shelters who need fosters during kitten season.
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Austin went on to star on Freeform's "The Fosters" and voice characters in animated movies.
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The openness of the process thrills scientists, who say it fosters collaboration and speeds research.
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Regular order fosters bipartisanship and cooperation as we find common ground and points of agreement.
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And the kind of bullying both campaigns fosters is a major threat to world peace.
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We need FOSTERS in both #NYC and #Dallas to care for our pups before adoption!
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At just 29 and 30 years old, they&aposve crafted a life that fosters both.
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"This fosters independence, which is important, and develops a habit for active travel," he said.
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Failing to tell readers this only fosters the view of the presidency as all powerful.
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In other words, Circle Trade fosters liquidity between a handful of fiat currencies and cryptocurrencies.
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She said gender harassment creates a culture that fosters the other types of sexual harassment.
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He has all but crushed independent media, jailing journalists and other critics, and fosters corruption.
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The face-to-face interaction fosters engagement that cannot be simulated on a computer screen.
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Harvard fosters the ability to "see the world from somebody else's perspective," Mr. Khurana said.
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Today it's widely recognized that elevating pain to such prominence, via omnipresent questioning, fosters overtreatment.
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Of course, the Fosters want to know why their son has been chosen for punishment.
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And by encouraging voters to find something they like in multiple candidates, it fosters consensus.
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A liberal arts education fosters valuable "soft skills" like problem-solving, critical thinking and adaptability.
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We would all hope that civility is an American value that fosters a vibrant democracy.
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Will the wolf survive the rabid impulse of murder the cattle industry fosters in America?
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Do you think that the time you spend online fosters more positive or negative emotions?
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Centineo, who starred in The Fosters from seasons 3-5, guest-starred in the Feb.
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This kind of trope is what fosters the cultural stereotype of the desirable "bad boy."
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With the absence of a regulatory environment that fosters entrepreneurship and innovation, startups will suffer.
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Healthy democratic discourse, meanwhile, is buttressed by an environment that fosters a diversity of voices.
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It fosters its culture, and it makes the idea of being creatively involved seem imperative.
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That is what fosters innovation in a company — a clash of ideas, but a respectful clash.
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On the small screen, he's reprising his Fosters character for the Freeform show's spinoff, Good Trouble.
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Centino can currently be seen in the Freeform show Good Trouble, a spinoff of The Fosters.
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All of a sudden, the sappy fumes of The Fosters finally smacked me in the feels.
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"Honestly all of my new fosters bond with him the most, and the fastest," she adds.
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You don't have to have watched The Fosters to get a kick out of Good Trouble.
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Good debt fosters economic growth, thereby increasing the ability of African governments to repay their creditors.
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Second, the GDPR fosters greater two-way transparency between a user and the collector of data.
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When the opportunity to produce The Fosters first came my way, I was a bit hesitant.
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They preferred a comparison with emerging markets, whose dependence on distant central banks fosters frequent crises.
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For The Fosters, the destination wedding is also the destination of the show's three-part finale.
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The Fosters need Zoey to snap out of her quest to become a single trans-fat.
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A sampling:We believe in an inclusive country that fosters opportunity, creativity and a level playing field.
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NBC has now announced that The Fosters' Amanda Leighton will play another version of young Sophie.
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Or is there something about this particular community—and perhaps about Facebook Live—that fosters it?
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Unsupervised learning of the sort that AIX fosters is the next big step for artificial intelligence.
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We, like many fosters before us, realized that we couldn't go back to life before Finn.
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Britton Bauer credits the success of the scoop shops, in particular, to the atmosphere Jeni's fosters.
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The Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) assists Medicaid beneficiaries but also fosters personal responsibility for its enrollees.
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A divided political environment also fosters neglect and naiveté among decision-makers about Moscow's strategic aims.
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They say that fosters salmonella and other disease, but "safety advocates" are usually industry-hired quacks.
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In fact, the Fosters and their Sagaponack potatoes are a little bit late to the party.
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According to new research, the nitrogen in penguin and elephant seal excrement fosters biodiversity across Antarctica.
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The stop-time technique fosters a sensation that each passing moment is a drop washing away.
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My daughter is beginning to engage in independent and imaginative play, and this kitchen fosters that.
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We are a great nation because of our diversity which fosters sharing of ideas and experiences.
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You'll recognize a few from recent shows like The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and The Fosters.
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The Briscoe Center collects, preserves and shares historical evidence that fosters exploration of the American past.
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That's unfortunate because we have a valuable lesson to share with the world: Immigration fosters resilience.
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Vanity Fair argues that the web fosters the kind of scrutiny that few films can withstand.
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"The culture of impunity in Malta ... fosters corruption, organized financial criminality and state capture," she said.
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" He added that entrapment does "nothing to keep us safer, and actually fosters an environment of suspicion.
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These outlets report the following: The Fosters' daughter, Ella Grace, died in her father's arms on Nov.
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As e-commerce is also becoming the norm, it fosters competition with furniture giants, such as IKEA.
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Emma & Jesus In the final bits of The Fosters, Emma and Jesus enacted a small romantic comedy.
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For all of The Fosters' adoration for weirdness, the show really chose a traditional route for Callie.
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As I said, The Fosters isn't going to turn into a doom-and-gloom referendum of politics.
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There is simply more diversity that comes with a larger pool of players, and diversity fosters understanding.
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Shame keeps them mired in anxiety and depression, and fosters a belief that change is not possible.
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And more of Apple's code is now open source — a feature Google has always said fosters innovation.
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It's an interesting and novel concept that fosters communication by keeping friends informed about other friends' activities.
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This late in the game, The Fosters generates the sense that everything is going to work out.
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Meanwhile, Callie is harassing Jude for his sleeping partners, which is very un-Callie and un-Fosters.
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Once you're in, though, the isolation and the fellow-feeling it fosters turns out to be seductive.
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I put "boredom" in quotes because the boredom I'm talking about fosters a heightened sense of presence.
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As documented by the International Bar Association, human trafficking fosters corruption and undermines the rule of law.
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Australia has come a long way from an image defined by the limp watery fizz of Fosters.
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Microsoft's Australian marketing team, who are presumably fueled by cans of Fosters, have created an Xbox Onesie.
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It ignores the context and deflects the entire notion of an America that simultaneously fosters the problem.
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The Central Security Service (CSS) fosters collaboration between cryptologic elements of the Armed Forces and the NSA.
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She continued to send tweets about Austin's roles, like his current one on ABC Family's The Fosters.
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And they question whether the spalike atmosphere of some programs is so comfortable that it fosters dependency.
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This fosters a favorable environment for young Chinese entrepreneurs to get rich fast, according to the report.
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Pakistan denies accusations that it fosters the Afghan war, and has condemned the recent attacks in Afghanistan.
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It fosters speed and innovation on the employer side and flexibility and entrepreneurship on the employee side.
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It's an infuriating predicament, even for a President who fosters and thrives on a culture of chaos.
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The dogs are taken in by HSI's shelter partners and fosters in the U.K., U.S. and Canada.
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This fosters suspicion about who one's children are, as well as who they are going to be.
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"Corruption begets more corruption, and fosters a corrosive culture of impunity," says UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
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Likewise, Mr. Daniel has benefited from the strong support network that fosters up-and-coming Detroit talent.
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The obsession with small details and perfect compliance that no-excuses fosters might not feel like liberation.
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And refusing to call it what it is fosters division and hostility, and it limits our empathy.
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They do say that they think that it fosters trust among the community and law enforcement to not enforce immigration laws, but actually I think what fosters trust between the community and law enforcement is when the community knows that law enforcement is not going to play favorites.
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WeChat Pay is what fosters its e-commerce functionalities and attracts millions of online stores to the platform.
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The Fosters came to an end in 2018, but with Good Trouble — which airs its second episode Jan.
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"Our platform fully complies with all social media policies, and fosters safer online communities," the app makers said.
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This knot doesn't resolve itself in this episode, probably because, in the larger Fosters scheme, Carter doesn't matter.
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But thanks to his connection to the sensates, he also beds men and fosters meaningful connections with women.
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The process fosters respect for the ability of politicians and experts to make decisions on behalf of others.
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Perhaps it's because an office joke about emoji fosters the sense of community companies seeking retention yearn for.
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He cares because he thinks that working in an office rich with art fosters creativity and inspires employees.
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Texturism fosters the idea that certain types of natural hair patterns are more desirable or beautiful than others.
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The Fosters is an incredibly inclusive Farrow-like family, and their drama has been enough for five seasons.
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It allows a diversity of thoughts and ideas which fosters innovation and can only be good for business.
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A pitcher of Fosters would set you back a fiver, a pint and a burger less than that.
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RACC posted photos of these fosters and their furry dinner guests on Facebook, and everyone is all smiles.
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These events have also reduced my ability to hold the strong opinions that distance allows and often fosters.
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The clamour for direct democracy thus fosters the legalistic jiggery-pokery to which it has been a reaction.
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"Leveraging different perspectives fuels innovation, fosters collaboration and strengthens relationships," said EY's Taiwan country managing partner Andrew Fuh.
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I'm all for tech that fosters a child's creativity and builds on offline experiences like art and music.
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Such action now seems part of both Putin's personal brand and the anti-Western national identity he fosters.
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"She loves any affection you give her and does well with my dog and other fosters," Freeman shared.
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But, really, no one on "The Fosters" is just a symbol: they live in the here and now.
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The actual antidote of terrorism lies in the elimination of the mentality that fosters terror though scientific methods.
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This problem needs to be addressed in order to create an environment that fosters connected and automated vehicles.
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An active two-party system within constitutional guidelines fosters compromise, an essential element in reaching public policy agreement.
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So they're trying to force it, with the only other thing that fosters hockey rivalries: Repeated playoff clashes.
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Last night, a huge secret was revealed on The Fosters, the Freeform teen show about a blended family.
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The woman who helps looks communal and fosters goodwill, and the woman with the great idea gets credit.
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She learned that "we all have a story worth telling" which, over time fosters hope in her community.
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A megaship, by its nature, fosters a kind of cultural détente among the various tribes within its hull.
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The dialogue that fosters that understanding is what ultimately empowers opposing sides of a conflict to come together.
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Mr. Singh's vague and unsubstantiated criticism that our organization fosters extremism is an old repetition of an untruth.
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Starbucks fosters creativity with their new cup with a design akin to a page from a coloring book.
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The answer: not if it's realistic and fosters views and outcomes that are within the realm of possibility.
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Acakoro fosters a positive, team-spirited culture, and a holistic approach that ensures the students also develop academically.
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A typical 100% Day, or "Maker Day" at The Times fosters a spirit of collaboration and personal development.
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The Fosters was nominated for GLAAD Media Awards for four years in a row; it won in 2014.
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Finally, the Riyadh Summit is going to contribute towards countering Iran in a way that fosters regional stability.
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The mesh fabric makes it breathable, and the canopy fosters that secure, cozy feeling without compromising safe sleep.
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Pieces like these are essential for getting a grip on the projections and narratives that social media fosters.
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Diet culture fosters anxiety and fear around food, while mindful eating wants to reframe that relationship, Romotsky said.
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American culture in 2018 fosters extremisms of all sorts, and First Reformed does not blink away from them.
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And when some people are given power, and some people are stripped of it, that fosters ugly behavior.
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The collective fosters a relationship between artists and the local community to make art more accessible and less intimidating.
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The foundation fosters projects such as the Khumbu Climbing Center that offers technical training for local Himalayan mountain workers.
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The obligation to report earnings each quarter fosters short-term fixes that may hurt the firm's long-term health.
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According to many fans I've spoken to, Red Dead Redemption 2 fosters a particularly hostile environment for black characters.
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The Fosters' Ximena (Lisseth Chavez) is exactly one of these children, leaving an uncomfortably prophetic taste in viewers' mouths.
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This notion is completely unacceptable and counterproductive to the kind of society that fosters justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
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If you watched The Fosters, you know Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) get into plenty of trouble.
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Mitchell says the entire premise that having a video of an incident fosters police transparency or accountability is flawed.
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Most importantly, a continuous feedback loop connecting the end-customer with the crowdworker fosters both quality and job satisfaction.
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The Teen Beach Movie and The Fosters actor opened up about his sexuality while discussing his upcoming movie Reach.
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And Brandon comes from the Fosters, who have an unspecified amount of money that fluctuates according to the storyline.
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It's hard to craft policies that balance all those interests, and one that fosters the safest work environment possible.
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In other words, it's a way of thinking that fosters happiness and contentment by achieving balance in your life.
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He will also appear on The Fosters spin-off Good Trouble, where he will reprise his role as Jesus.
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If you watched Freeform's long-running series The Fosters, you already know two of the stars of Good Trouble.
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The idea is to allow society to benefit from the private sector's virtues while mitigating the inequality it fosters.
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ACM SIGGRAPH puts on conferences, fosters an international Digital Arts Collaborative, and supports computer graphics education, among other activities.
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The U.S. needs leaders who understand business investment is the seed that fosters wage growth and a healthy economy.
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That's the stuff that fosters real relationships, breeds trust, allows you to get things done in a complex world.
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And, important for this conversation, we've had amazing fictional representation: The Fosters, Orange is the New Black, Transparent, Sense8.
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"The transaction between Elia and KfW fosters Belgian-German cooperation regarding critical grid infrastructure," Elia said in a statement.
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Clearly, this isn't the type of content that fosters the types of large communities found elsewhere on the site.
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The web also fosters collaboration in an unprecedented way, connecting creators across continents and exposing them to wider audiences.
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"That's the stuff that fosters real relationships, breeds trust, allows you to get things done in a complex world."
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Bernie Sanders has campaigned against income inequality and a financial system that drains rather than fosters a middle class.
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Entrepreneur First, a London-headquartered start-up accelerator that fosters companies from inception, launched in Hong Kong last month.
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It balances the body's resonances, fosters a natural vibrato, warms the voice with overtones, and colors it with emotion.
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The slow nature of baseball fosters the particularly literary quality of baseball writing and of baseball on the radio.
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This year, the Fosters have shipped only three trailer loads since the start of the harvest in mid-September.
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The flaky landlady is a lesbian, like the Adams Fosters' moms, but she's closeted to her Asian-immigrant parents.
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Elliot Fletcher has had recurring roles on some of the biggest shows on TV, like "Shameless" and "The Fosters."
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Trump is uniquely harmful, because his actions are beyond political speech — he actively promotes and fosters hate and violence.
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That is sad because studies have shown that engagement with great literature builds empathy and fosters healthy self-reflection.
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Better data fosters transparency, which can build trust with civilians even if it yields statistical crime increases, said Col.
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According to research, published Thursday in the journal Current Biology, penguin and elephant seal excrement fosters biodiversity across Antarctica.
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It drains people of their empathy, because it fosters the illusion that they can proceed through life without hardship.
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More than that, metropolises are good for the psyche and the soul; density fosters tolerance, diversity, creativity and progress.
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A campaign finance system that fosters corruption and creates kingmakers of moneyed interests cries out for a thorough overhaul.
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Arresting victims for failing to testify for the prosecution fosters a sense of powerlessness by further victimizing the person.
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As Ronald Reagan learned, diplomatic engagement with an "evil empire's" moderate elements undermines conservative hardliners and fosters liberalizing reforms.
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It fosters blood flow, helps regenerate tissues and, by increasing heat, promotes the release of oils in the eyes.
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You get the sense that you're communicating with an elusive presence, and it fosters this feeling of quiet communion.
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But old fans of The Fosters are rewarded, too — it's nice to be able to follow two beloved characters and their actors on to the next chapter of their lives, and the first season of Good Trouble demonstrates a commitment to working in guest spots for the entire main cast of The Fosters.
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"A strong family environment fosters resilience, which has been associated with better long-term outcomes after trauma," Herrera-Escobar added.
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Good Trouble, officially premiering Tuesday, January 8, is sexy where The Fosters was earnest; messy where its predecessor was moral.
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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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England said this restructuring effect, which he calls dissipation-driven adaptation, fosters the growth of complex structures, including living things.
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But regardless of the resentment she fosters, Teresa said at the time she has "not yet" thought about leaving him.
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He envisions Leslie-Lohman being a space that fosters connections between younger queer individuals and their histories and larger community.
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Hot, humid weather, which fosters mosquito reproduction, helped Zika spread rapidly from Brazil to more than 0003 countries and territories.
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During its tenure on ABC Family and then Freeform, The Fosters was known as a show with a bleeding heart.
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I'm sure I'm missing some callbacks to The Fosters, and a few characters from that show have popped up already.
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I hope that the huge audience that is watching The Fosters can see how normal and sweet it actually is.
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So in a way it fosters an artistic community because people can work on their craft without too much pressure.
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The more complex and headache-inducing a domestic route map becomes, the more a country fosters connectivity between its regions.
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A sustainable capitalism – one that fosters equal opportunity and rewards risk-taking and innovation – is what we all should seek.
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Actively seeks to build and retain a diverse workforce and fosters an equitable inclusive workplace by drawing upon diverse perspectives.
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On one hand, Pruitt touts "open science" and on the other hand he fosters an environment of secrecy and distrust.
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" Because Acorns transfers small sums, he said, it fosters savings "without feeling like it's taking more out of my paycheck.
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Local communities are often victims of wildlife crime, which fosters corruption and lawlessness and can flood poaching hotspots with weapons.
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Music, he argued, fosters individual creativity; football focuses on winning, and places important decisions in the hands of adult coaches.
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The shop's sex-positive atmosphere fosters conversations about that work, making it a rare space where sex work isn't stigmatized.
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The dancehall-style "Ghetto Boy," with the gruff-voiced Jamaicans Bounty Killer and Cobra, explores how poverty fosters gun violence.
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Like Hunter Schafer, Tom Phelan has a short list of acting credits, but his role in "The Fosters" is revolutionary.
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They munch the grass to varying heights — a pattern known to horticulturalists as a diversity of sward — which fosters biodiversity.
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"Canada's experience indicates that having a market-determined exchange rate, especially with an inflation target ... fosters financial development," he said.
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The organization publishes regular material on global trends and developments in education, and fosters conversations between educators and policymakers worldwide.
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"I think it reflects a lack of a broader understanding of the factors in this crisis," Ms. Hassan told Fosters.
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The Swedish neurologist and musician has been working with the institution's DXARTS program, which fosters work between scientists and artists.
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Letter of Recommendation: Find My Friends (2018) An app that really fosters intimacy — but only with those you know best.
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Gregg Steinhafel, the former CEO of Target, fosters collaboration among employees by providing an online internal social media for employees.
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A rich supply of nutrients fosters a food web that includes single-celled algae, bottom-dwelling worms and other animals.
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The firm's approach fosters collaboration among its myriad disciplines — portfolio management, financial planning, trust and estate administration and investment research.
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We must pursue fair trade that puts working Americans first and fosters inclusive growth through a transparent and inclusive process.
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Wealth Matters EforAll fosters local entrepreneurship by supporting aspiring small-business owners who have ideas but lack capital and connections.
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They argue it fosters corruption because government officials could frequent Trump's hotels and golf courses to gain the President's favor.
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This fosters certain kinds of creative expression, but also allows the motor-sensory system to read the outside environment better.
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Preventing truck drivers from being penalized for meal and bathroom breaks is a move she says fosters safe driving conditions.
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He'll be joined by his Fosters family Stef (Teri Polo), Lena (Sherri Saum), Jude (Hayden Byerly) and Brandon (David Lambert).
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Stern works as a volunteer for the North Shore Animal League of America and fosters cats and kittens with special needs.
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Overall, the exhibit fosters an inescapable sense of defeat and frustration in the face of an enormously complicated set of threats.
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Sasha Pieterse (Pretty Little Liars), Alex Saxon (Finding Carter and The Fosters) and Jay Walker (Vine star) co-star along Zall.
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Celebrities like Orphan Black's Tatiana Maslany and The Fosters' Maia Mitchell have added their voices to Spirit Day, among countless others.
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" He may technically be single, but there's an army of online fans already claiming the Fosters alum as their "internet boyfriend.
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The best part of this sometimes eerie subculture is its emphasis on personal liberties and how it fosters safe digital practices.
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The Association fosters a culture of leadership, community, and continuing investment in advancing opportunities for the development of future Hispanic leaders.
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To many observers this reflects a Russian policy that fosters "traditional" religion only insofar as it reinforces loyalty to the state.
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"Beyond the neurobiological explanations, exercise includes an important social component that fosters its benefits on mental health," Redondo said by email.
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After performing the series finale table read on Monday, it appears filming on the final episode of The Fosters has wrapped.
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"When prices come down and spreads widen out, it fosters an environment for investors to do better, not worse," he said.
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It also shut down the activities of the British Council, which fosters cultural links, and Britain's consulate-general in St Petersburg.
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"To me, the pulpit is a place that delivers life, and that fosters and protects life," Schenck said of his beliefs.
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He hangs on to grudges, fosters fresh beefs, and never lets the world forget that his is an unparalleled basketball righteousness.
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"We believe in an inclusive country that fosters opportunity, creativity and a level playing field," the group stated in the letter.
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In other words, when governments invest in child care and maternity leave, it fosters a more productive, healthy and creative workforce.
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Despite the national trend, Oklahoma has seen positive movement in lowering our foster numbers due to a new Oklahoma Fosters Initiative.
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Then it fosters collaborations of those groups with the United Nations refugee office, which prepares official dossiers for submission to governments.
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Parsons' comments come as the 2020 presidential election race fosters heated debate on income inequality, with top-tier Democratic candidate Sen.
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The house isn't far from the street but fosters an aura of secluded serenity anyway: A grapefruit tree guards the property.
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But Schumer's leadership, according to most of the experts I've spoken to, still fosters something arguably more important: intra-party comity.
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The Fosters' Callie and Brandon, both seniors, duck into a middle school science room being handled by a twentysomething substitute teacher.
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The New York Times took a look at how the advisory firm fosters its network for the benefit of its clients.
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A setting that fosters both confidentiality and camaraderie seems like a good place to try reaching men to talk about hypertension.
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Introducing such stimulating material, often outside the bounds of secondary curriculum, even to middle-schoolers, fosters a genuine interest in learning.
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Ecotourism fosters better relations between jaguars and residents, who are sometimes fearful or angry because jaguars can eat livestock and pets.
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Like the democratic debate it fosters, NEPA is not always pretty but it plays an indispensable part in our civic life.
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In just 24 years, she has starred in one cable hit (The Fosters) and co-leads and executive produces its spinoff.
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Whether you're a real estate business, public library, or a restaurant, the internet fosters economic opportunity, cultural inclusion, and community building.
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Authorized medical aid in dying fosters frank conversations about the crucial balance between the quality of life and its absolute quantity.
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Without paying attention to the art market or its trends, the Vera List Center fosters art projects that focus on ideas.
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The social network fosters groupthink and too-cool, reflexive herds, and it conflates reality with the whims of extremely online crowds.
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In September, the Fosters opened an outpost (with a modern tart press) in Barrie to keep up with year-round demand.
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"Daydreaming fosters creativity, let your associations come up with out-of-the box solutions to problems that seem overwhelming," Drancoli says.
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Adapting the methodology of the Halcyon model, Halcyon Arts Lab fosters creativity through a supportive environment of space, access, and community.
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The prison's layout also encourages guards to interact with inmates face to face, which fosters better relationships and reduces security-related incidents.
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Not because it directly incites violence but because it glorifies violence, or fosters "hatred" that could then, in turn, lead to harm.
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The Fosters are members of Faith Tabernacle Congregation in Lebanon, which is led by Rowland Foster, the grandfather of the deceased child.
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For the audience who never watched The Fosters, the show is welcoming, balancing sauciness, sexiness, levity, and emotional weight with deft hands.
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She has also appeared on Desperate Housewives, The Fosters and Grey's Anatomy, as well as in comedies like Dude, Where's My Car?
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Perhaps this year, the excellent acting and writing on The Fosters may just land the show a place at the Emmys table.
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Lena needs to live in another district in order to run for assembly, so it's bye-bye house and bye-bye Fosters.
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The film features a diverse cast that includes Pretty Little Liars' Janel Parrish, The Fosters' Noah Centineo, and Vine star King Bach.
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"Girls partially are socialized to, sadly, care about appearance and relationships and social media fosters that kind of relationship building," Nichols said.
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I hope the work begins a dialogue about racial and gender inequality in the corporate space and fosters real change for women.
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You know that because politics fosters more plagiarism than a college creative writing class filled with members of the men's lacrosse team.
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It fosters entrepreneurship and that's led to a number of high quality companies that are based in the U.K. and operate there.
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But creators and readers alike don't believe there's another website that fosters the same kind of sex-positive spaces that Tumblr has.
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She said that the remaining 27 EU member states should ensure that their economic bloc remains competitive, creates jobs and fosters growth.
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In addition to her prolific music career, she's a producer, who brought series like The Fosters and World of Dance to life.
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As the new West Coast flagship store, this location, designed in partnership with UK firm Fosters and Partners, certainly checks those boxes.
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These countries and their people have an entrepreneurial spirit to build and create businesses and an environment that fosters growth and entrepreneurship.
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Party-planning details you need to know: Don't miss your chance to enjoy a fun night that fosters both opportunity and community.
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Trump also launched into a markedly sharper condemnation of Palestinian society Monday than he has in the past, arguing it fosters terrorism.
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While taser training is effective in preventing women from having sex, it also fosters a negative bond between you and your woman.
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History shows that regulation routinely fosters innovation and economic competitiveness, with little evidence that it significantly harms employment or the nation's economy.
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Experts say that a brittle institutional framework fosters political corruption, and that a politicized judiciary lets those in office off the hook.
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At weekly meetings, the council hosts outside speakers or fosters conversations on topics related to race and athletics — at Amherst or elsewhere.
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" Further, he notes that "the sequential, propositional character of the written word fosters what Walter Ong calls the 'analytic management of knowledge.
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Last night's episode of The Fosters addressed the issue, and it aired just over one week after the deadly shootings in Orlando.
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If trade-secret laws are enforced too strictly, the practice can undermine employee mobility, destroying the Brownian motion that fosters knowledge spillover.
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Some say the Mormon culture fosters a collaborative spirt among the area's tech community, and the founders of unicorns regularly get together.
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That level of segregation — and the many problems it leads to — fosters distrust toward the government and its agents, including the police.
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EPAC fosters an ongoing dialogue about environmental stewardship on campus, as well as affecting real change in how the university approaches sustainability.
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He has worked to advance public policy that fosters innovation, promotes economic growth and empowers people through the free and open Internet.
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Where the playwright gives too much away on the page, the director cleverly fosters ambiguity in service of a more potent reveal.
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Musically, too, it fosters diversity with a targeted training program that teaches choristers to sing in a variety of styles and sounds.
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Samsung, like South Korea as a whole, fosters a top-down, hidebound culture that stifles innovation and buries festering problems, they say.
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But that's precisely what good satire does: It fosters sympathy with an unsympathetic position, then lambastes the viewer for falling for it.
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The episode provides more ammunition to critics of Uber who say the company's top officials have set a tone that fosters dysfunction.
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This creates a more equitable, balanced system and establishes a level playing field that fosters a fair and competitive environment for business.
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Mismanaging his directly reporting leadership, Kylo Ren fosters a grudge in Hux that runs deeper than the general's hatred of the Resistance.
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Our open investment environment fosters competition and innovation that has built some of the most successful products and companies in the world.
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By the time "The Fosters" wrapped up last summer, fans were already itching to keep the drama going with this spinoff series.
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The Valve-created Steam, an internet-based digital distribution platform for games, fosters an active modding subculture on its Steam Community pages.
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Of the many, many reasons to watch Freeform's Fosters spin-off Good Trouble, Tommy Martinez's artist/Coterie resident Gael is one of them.
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I stand with those who are doers – the fosters, volunteers, networkers, transporters, fence builders, photographers, donors, adopters, kennel workers, rescuers, and the educators.
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Jones also has a recurring role in The Fosters, also a show on the Freeform network, which was formerly known as ABC Family.
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Yet now, after watching the first five episodes of Good Trouble, the spinoff of The Fosters, I am deeply attached to their futures.
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Williams fosters empathy for a woman who had it harder than we knew, while bluntly reporting on how she punished those around her.
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And if it leads to more conflicts, it can start a vicious cycle, since war makes regions poorer, and poverty fosters future wars.
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This echoes work from Britain showing that anti-immigrant sentiment is lower in areas where there are more migrants: greater exposure fosters empathy.
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The Bay Area fosters a culture of forward thinkers and new ways to solve problems in our world, including in our food system.
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The spin-off will follow The Fosters' Mariana (Ramirez) and Callie (Maia Mitchell) as they navigate life as young adults in Los Angeles.
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Miranda released a video to accompany the song, which fosters an even greater feeling of togetherness in wake of the tragic natural disaster.
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The shelter's current home, an oil jail, is under renovation, so all of the animals are living with fosters for the time being.
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When we talk about building a 'startup nation', it is a nation that behaves like a startup and that fosters startups at home.
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"Marriage fosters saving, facilitates economies of scale and encourages stability in family life, all things that are good for the average American's pocketbook."
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The Louisiana State Animal Response Team is working with volunteers, fosters, and rescues across the country to find shelter for pets in need.
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Drug prohibition has created a stigma that blocks public health solutions, and fosters an intense distrust for police and the criminal justice system.
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More than half of senior executives said their company fosters a culture of innovation, yet only a quarter of entry-level employees agreed.
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Fosters Lancett, a knight's move away, for whom an hour-long talk on Ezra Pound is a simple matter—he is a genius.
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American interests are harmed, too, when worsening Palestinian quality of life fosters extremism and a hardening of attitudes toward the U.S. and Israel.
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"The Fosters" star Bailee Madison played Maxine Russo, the female version of Max that was the result of spells that got mixed up.
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Women's economic empowerment requires that we invest not only in unlocking financial resources, but in an enabling environment that fosters women's economic activities.
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In addition, FoundersCard fosters an ambitious, social community of similarly driven people from different industries, helping to facilitate networking opportunities, connections, and more.
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The setup fosters constant customer engagement, and differs from the traditional buy-and-go experience consumers normally experience when they buy a bed.
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Targeting Muslims for the actions of ISIS fosters the perceived religious connection between ISIS and Islam, promoting their primary source of manipulated legitimacy.
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Energy freedom fosters energy innovation, energy efficiency, portfolio diversity, lower costs and an America that leads the world in energy production and innovation.
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Samsung's executives will sign a pledge to move away from a top-down culture and towards a working environment that fosters open dialogue.
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Pre-Kavinsky, he starred for five years on progressive family drama The Fosters, and made an appearance in Camila Cabelo's Havana music video.
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Many characters from "The Fosters" stop by, among them the girls' moms, Stef and Lena, who give the hippie collective the side-eye.
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Once aroused, the need for closure fosters the craving for reliable information, the acute desire to dispel the paralyzing ambiguity that engulfs us.
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Mr. Harzer said he was the "best proof" of the system's value, arguing that it provides an important public service and fosters talent.
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Unlike live radio, where the conventional broadcaster can be brisk and impersonal, the on-demand nature of podcasts fosters a casually intimate atmosphere.
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Jelena Prljevic is the co-founder of HEKLER, an interdisciplinary collaborative platform in NYC that fosters collective critical examination of hospitality and conflict.
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The owner of the resort is also a big fan of Burning Man, a theme that shines through in how it fosters community.
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It is highly pragmatic in its approach to problem-solving but fosters solidarity not by conjuring old party loyalties or a new tribalism.
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Headquarters: Redmond, WashingtonIndustry: Computer softwareQuote from employee on why it's good for women:"Fosters and generates a feeling of growth, learning, and inclusion."
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Harassment Disparate treatment may be considered harassment if it creates or fosters a work culture or atmosphere that is demeaning, humiliating, or offensive.
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Description BBB National Programs fosters trust, innovation, thought leadership, and competition in the marketplace and helps businesses serve stakeholders as strong corporate citizens.
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She fosters an inclusive environment by respecting different backgrounds and viewpoints and strives for the 360-degree optic, which best serves the mission.
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The two-hour special checks in with Mariana (Cierra Ramierez) and Callie Adams-Foster (Maia Mitchell), along with their entire extended Fosters family.
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The real choice is between this broken tax code and struggling economy or the whole tax reform and the improved growth it fosters.
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Trump says illegal immigration fosters crime and he implemented a "zero tolerance" policy in May to prosecute all immigrants apprehended for entering illegally.
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Some people prefer a tight-knit work community to the broader but more loose-knit ones that remote work fosters, which is fair enough.
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"Each toy fosters 21st century skills like curiosity, experimentation and problem solving in ways kids haven't seen before, " the company said on its website.
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Then again, leaving Romney out in the cold might allow an alternative political court to grow that fosters Republican criticism of the new administration.
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When Cierra Ramirez and Maia Mitchell started on The Fosters in 2013, they were 18 and 20, respectively, both playing characters in their midteens.
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The organization, founded by social entrepreneur Mina Guli, fosters a community of "water ambassadors" to teach the world's youth how to become responsible consumers.
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BND can grant larger loans at a lower risk, which fosters a healthy financial ecosystem populated by a cluster of small North Dakota banks.
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The staff, many of them former convicts themselves, are eager to help, but the criminal life is not one which fosters trust in others.
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Internet porn is more convenient than a furtive visit to the candy store to buy magazines and fosters unhealthy expectations in marriages, he added.
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This fosters more than mere friendliness; one of the company's goals is to create a networking space for women as they use the service.
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Soccer star Jozy Altidore, "The Fosters" star Maia Mitchell, Bad Bunny's team and creator of Halo Top Ice Cream Justin Woolverton each donated $2k.
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The Fosters sisters (Chloe Bailey and Halle Bailey) think their friend should tell Cash "Boy, bye" and show him the box to the left.
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Others think of them more as acne, a rash that fosters narcissism, threatens privacy and reduces intelligent discourse to the exchange of flippant memes.
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The Fosters sometimes feels like it exists in a progressive utopia, with its warm multiracial, blended family, led by two very in love women.
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This is the true impact of Regulation CF — it changes the way we think about capitalization and fosters hope for entrepreneurs and their causes.
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This delightful moment comes from Our Pit Stop, an Instagram account belonging to a family that fosters pit bull dogs looking for forever homes.
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Silencing their voices fosters risks to the safety, health and well-being of the country in ways we are only just beginning to understand.
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These kinds of technological advancements further the idea that "everyone who wants a baby deserves one," which in turn fosters the demand for surrogates.
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It is no surprise then that this financial confidence fosters greater political confidence and a belief in self-governance which Scotland tends to lack.
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Here's what you need to nail it: A go-to ice-breaker Enthusiasm is a core component of emotional intelligence because it fosters connection.
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The app will creative native mobile campaigns in conjunction with the channel's most popular shows, including Pretty Little Liars, Young & Hungry and The Fosters.
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Silverstein: And in your book, you talk about how difficult it is to create an environment that fosters that, is there any cheat sheet?
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It fosters interaction between artists and children: Work spaces for professional artists from diverse backgrounds include stocked family studios, so children can work, too.
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Twitter is committed to providing a service that fosters and facilitates free and open democratic debate and that promotes positive change in the world.
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The mentality that the game fosters, and the varied, layered approach to level design made this descent into completion-madness a slippery slope indeed.
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When HBO's new teen show Euphoria premiered in June, it sort of felt like a combination of the Fosters template and the Riverdale template.
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But those attributes will fall short if they're not part of a culture that fosters, sustains, respects and rewards the collaborative pursuit of knowledge.
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People consuming information on social media are less discriminating, he said, creating more opportunity for them to be misled, which fosters a dangerous cynicism.
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Amid the lambasting of sacred cultural icons such as Vegemite, Fosters and Crocodile Dundee, the terrible Australian accents are the icing on the cake.
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This non-partisan group is dedicated to the development of sound federal healthcare policy that fosters patient access to the highest quality specialty care.
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" International Paper spokesperson Tom Ryan echoed the response from Ferriola condemning the violence over the weekend and adding the company "fosters an inclusive workforce.
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Whiteness may not have been on the filmmakers' minds when they made "Joker," but it is the hidden accomplice that fosters the violence onscreen.
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It undermines the public's shared understanding of the fundamental principles which bind us together and fosters the view that 'all public officials are corrupt.
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Some of the greatest pushback Ramirez has witnessed in her career came before The Fosters even premiered — or filmed the pilot, for that matter.
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Portfolio fosters creativity and innovation by enabling students to pursue their interests and giving them space and time to go explore them, he said.
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Having mentors and colleagues with disabilities fosters understanding of different abilities and perspectives, and creates an environment that challenges negative biases about those groups.
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He will be reprising his Fosters role as he drops in to see how his sisters are doing in this new phase of their lives.
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Despite a strong stance on critical issues, the show retains the sweetness of its predecessor The Fosters and offers its own modern spin on it.
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Not because they ultimately have to agree on everything, but because it fosters understanding and respect, which leads to a truer culture of real tolerance.
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She fosters rescue dogs, helped preserve land for a dog park, and has promised she would never sign the puppy up for bad trade deals.
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There's certainly drama: I observe one scene of Alicia (The Fosters' Denyse Tontz) going head-to-head with stepmother Gigi (Devious Maids alum Roselyn Sanchez).
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If a film cannot fulfill these tiny four requirements, then you know it is not a film that actually fosters female voices, narratives, and inclusivity.
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So the notion perpetuated by some celebrities and media outlets and websites that HIV is a dangerous secret fosters shame, discrimination, stigma and unnecessary fears.
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The character is famously endearing for being a ball of contradictions—a woman that fosters a child's sense of wonder while depriving them of explanation.
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Rescue groups can likely provide food and supplies to families struggling to keep their pets, and can help owners find fosters or adopters if necessary.
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So as you play, you're actively thinking about roles that are already intentional performances, and it fosters a much stronger personal connection to the character.
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It only prevents them from discussing the issue with others, and it fosters resentment and the very hatred that the laws are supposed to prevent.
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To advance cancer breakthroughs by further realizing the promise of precision medicine, we need a collaborative, multi-disciplinary data infrastructure that fosters the discovery process.
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Students instead should be encouraged to pursue an education that fosters the kind of critical thinking required of a free individual in a free society.
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In fact, for children, the period between birth and three years of age is crucial to development, and having a nurturing caregiver fosters greater development.
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Indeed, protecting conscience strengthens diversity and fosters a healthy society where there is respect for every health care professional and for the patients they serve.
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Any person who creates and fosters an environment where these heinous acts occur must be held accountable for a woeful lack of guidance and morality.
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These are the stygian depths of bitterness that we now plumb, the dark and hateful impulses our broken society not only fosters, but practically demands.
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Ultimately, a coordinated response that identifies sources, enforces standards and fosters innovation must save our Great Lakes, the largest body of fresh water on Earth.
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Fear about their paychecks means models will do almost anything to secure their career, she said, which fosters an environment where sexual abuse can flourish.
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You can find shows that are vaguely similar on Freeform (formerly known as ABC Family); I'm thinking specifically of Switched at Birth and The Fosters.
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As you can imagine, just the utterance of the "Ku Klux Klan" fosters images of ghoulish figures prowling the night for black lives to hunt.
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"It is critical to protect the ability to develop and use encryption coequally with the human rights it fosters," Access Now wrote in the brief.
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The gallery feels like a sanctuary, a place of worship, respect, and contemplation that fosters synchronicity between a collection of seemingly discordant and unrelated artworks.
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This is a welcome evolution of an art form that inherently fosters empathy — and in which it matters greatly whom we're asked to feel for.
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That requires submitting financial and biographical paperwork to allow for due diligence, said Renée St. Rose, a partner with Fosters, a St. Lucia law firm.
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The Darwinian aspect — watch hundreds of thousands of people get eliminated as you rise — fosters a gleeful arrogance for as long as you're on top.
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The problem, they contend, lies in the toxic impact of large influxes of cash: Easy money displaces more productive economic activity and fosters weak governments.
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The program also fosters a "if you see something, say something" mentality in the workplace — effectively encouraging people to keep tabs on their co-workers.
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Hatred obliterates nuance and fosters conspiracy theories, a particular temptation when the country is sorting through real evidence of the Trump campaign's worrisome foreign entanglements.
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Among other things, it fosters international, public and private investments in education, health care and vocational training — goals that skilled returning migrants can help achieve.
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Its rival SABMiller went on its own spree, buying Bavaria and Fosters, then forming a partnership with Molson Coors — also the product of a merger.
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Another reader comment, from B.C.C. from Los Angeles, said, in part, that skateboarding: ... fosters community, resilience, creativity, friendship, collaboration, equity, and a concern for others.
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Thriving communities are finding it beneficial to consider assets holistically, looking for growth regionally, especially as technology fosters more interconnectivity among communities than ever before.
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But critics point out that the online purchase mechanism is designed to get people to continue buying packs in a way that fosters addictive behavior.
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But its finale fosters a more delirious swirl, as percussive writing for strings slams against quickly snaking figures for bass clarinet, bass flute and piano.
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Still, many pet owners swear by CBD, saying that their animals are less anxious, that they have less pain and that it fosters better health.
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By having a place where people can gather regularly, it fosters an environment of consistency and comfort that allows for greatness and positivity to happen.
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At the most basic level, the US is a huge part of the international postal system and the global trade and communication that it fosters.
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Whether domestic or international; via a backpack, or with a big budget, traveling offers exposure to other cultures, which in turn fosters empathy, compassion, and tolerance.
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The rescue lined up fosters for all the South Carolina pets and drove a large van down to the shelter to pick up the adoptable animals.
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Back when she began producing The Fosters on Freeform—formerly ABC Family—Lopez affirmed her commitment to representing a wider range of minorities in the media.
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As this trend continues, it is more important than ever that we contribute to a public policy and regulatory environment that fosters innovation while protecting investors.
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Think of dating apps like bars: each one fosters its own community and has its own priorities that can determine how people act on the app.
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Kalama Epstein (of The Fosters fame) and Lauren Lindsey Donzis (from Disney Channel's Liv and Maddie) are also joining the cast as Liz and Ed's kids.
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The result draws us into a relationship between viewer and filmmaker that fosters a deep connection to the story, and to whatever issue is at hand.
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This fosters a supportive environment where, if someone has to take on an additional task within the project, others can offer their help in real time.
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And even with the seismic shifts Hollywood has experienced over the past seven months, the industry continues to be a place that fosters and protects predators.
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In fact, research shows that free play fosters creativity, resilience, and openness to new ideas—the very traits they'll need most in a fast-changing world.
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Mario H. Lopez is president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund, an advocacy organization that supports public policy that fosters liberty, opportunity, and prosperity for all Americans.
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One of the latest addition to the Sterns' family is Angel Pie, a semi-feral tabby cat that recently joined their crew of 17 resident fosters.
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"It fosters a real connection with your partner or partners, even when there is no other contact or erotic content to the play session," Morpheous says.
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Not only does it combat childhood malnutrition, but the promise of a school meal improves educational outcomes and fosters stability in places where both are lacking.
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Other countries like Canada, England and Australia have adopted similar systems in order to ensure that immigration protects their workers, strengthens national security and fosters assimilation.
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I implore Mr. Trump to act in a way that fosters pride in the political system of our country, especially for the sake of my generation.
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The happiness that gift giving fosters traces back to social connection — spending money on someone else makes us feel more connected to others, Minda Zetlin reported.
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But America's political system is unusual in that it fosters divided government and is full of tricks minorities can use to obstruct governance, like the filibuster.
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Jones is best known for his role as Andrew Campell on Pretty Little Liars, and he has also appeared on The Fosters and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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Coming-out stories on television most often involve high school and college-aged kids— Glee, Degrassi, The Fosters, Pretty Little Liars—but that's not everyone's story.
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Music gives strength in the face of adversity, and fosters a sense of community in everybody—especially, I think, in those who need it the most.
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Admittedly, a handful of shows such as Babyfather, Love Thy Neighbour and The Fosters have delved into the black British experience and addressed ethnicity and racism.
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But within the company, I think -- you know, this company couldn't be successful without that rigid adherence to creating a culture that fosters inspiration and creativity.
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My dream to build a company that fosters respect and dignity and create a place where we can all come together over a cup of coffee.
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He had the assistance of an I.B.M. program that fosters technology start-ups, and the E.T.F. runs most of its calculations on I.B.M.'s Watson supercomputer.
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Public Health Republicans say a big reason the Affordable Care Act needs to go is that it fosters weak competition and limited choice in insurance marketplaces.
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And the park's dinginess fosters a freewheeling atmosphere, where bleacher die-hards bang drums and heckle outfielders, while upper-deck denizens pack picnics and pass joints.
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What the sociologist Peter Baehr noted for SARS goes, too, for today: "Mask culture" fosters a sense of a fate shared, mutual obligation and civic duty.
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It's a problem because it fosters resentment against communities of color from economically struggling whites, who have some reason to feel their hardship is played down.
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In encouraging students to practice this skill, the Ethics Bowl fosters what may be the most important intellectual virtue of all: openness to changing your mind.
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Some fans of The Fosters, where Ramirez played the dutiful daughter to Stef (Teri Polo) and Lena Adams Foster (Sherri Saum), won't let Ramirez grow up.
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Natural habitat must not be viewed as an expendable luxury but as a crucial system that fosters human health and supports all life on the planet.
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She said FCCI fosters a culture of wellness and pays 218 percent of all employees' health insurance and 20173 percent of short- and long-term disability.
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And while the Academy of Art fosters unusually high burdens, many public universities and nonprofit schools have also gotten into the debt-fueled graduate school business.
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There are family dramas like Switched at Birth and The Fosters, which helped earn the network an "excellent" score from GLAAD two years in a row.
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The creation of a false collective national-origin narrative by some immigrant rights activists fosters an unnecessary tension between recent immigrants and US-born marginalized communities.
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It fosters a belief that tweaks based on an understanding of people's psychology could lead to a vastly improved society at little or no cost to taxpayers.
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That failure not only wastes time and resources, as doctors scramble to find the right combination of drugs that do work, but also fosters more antibiotic resistance.
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But it also fosters an environment where a serial predator can cross lines more easily (and less obviously) than he would in a more traditional workplace environment.
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"What I loved most about The Fosters was all the representation on the show, and how relevant the topics that we were talking about were," Mitchell said.
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Prime membership has long been a focus for Wall Street as it is thought to lead to a "flywheel effect" that fosters loyalty and thus consumer spending.
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And the tortilla packaging will be injected with nitrogen from now on to ensure there's very little oxygen circulating around, since oxygen fosters the growth of mold.
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Wilson's other acting credits include minor roles on The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and General Hospital, and she's even directed episodes of The Fosters and Scandal.
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Gray's fellow SYTYCD alum Noelle Marsh served in the wedding party, while other celebrity attendees included The Magicians actress Brittany Curran and The Fosters actress Maia Mitchell.
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Zuckerberg went on to clarify that the type of "meaningful" content the company is banking on boils down to content that fosters relationship building and interactive engagement.
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The Fosters spin-off launched in January with adoptive sisters Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) moving to Los Angeles for their first jobs post-college.
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If you were a fan of The Fosters, you already know that Centineo replaced Jake T. Austin in season 3 as Jesus Adams-Foster, Mariana's twin brother.
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" In the case of the "Margaritaville" ideal of Buffet fans, their alternative vision fosters "a more general cultural premise, a traditional sense, of leisure, rest, and celebration.
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It's easy to draw a direct line from the culture of hate that Donald Trump fosters to the domestic terror activities of the past week, Saturday's included.
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The organization fosters both personal growth and business networking connections, and provides members with opportunities to participate in international and community-based conventions, conferences and mentorship events.
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We police leaders need to look at ourselves as well, ensuring that our leadership fosters organizations of professional guardians, not wary warrior bands on a hair trigger.
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The activists' concern is that the "free" label fosters poor decisions, making people, for example, reveal more about themselves than they would in a more formal exchange.
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Even the students who don't believe any of this, though, can feel the power of the argument, if only in the disgust that it fosters in them.
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It's an issues show, for sure—over the years, "The Fosters" has folded everything from DACA to sex-offender registries into the lives of its sprawling ensemble.
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Khan holds these bands in high regard however it's important to her that a punk scene also fosters a community of like-minded people and free expression.
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Products like Gmail emerged from this policy, but it also fosters a mind-set that, according to one former employee, leads Google to chase too many ideas.
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Thirty years ago, the Fosters' biggest business was exporting potatoes to Puerto Rico, and they sent out five 50,000-pound trailers a day, five days a week.
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Last year, the Fosters were getting 11 cents, at the most, for a pound of potatoes, down from an average of 22 cents a pound in 2009.
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But the feeling that the Sinhalese are an embattled majority has meant that minorities receive less-than-equal treatment from the government, which in turn fosters resentment.
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In a didactic, issues-driven show, like The Fosters or Degrassi, every episode makes an attempt to think through some new social problem that teens are facing.
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But the idea that women should be cherished and put on pedestals fosters what's known as benevolent sexism, which subtly demeans women as fragile and less competent.
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Global Squawk examines the challenges and opportunities facing Singapore's trade-dependent economy, and how the city-state adapts to external pressures and fosters a high-tech environment.
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In the 21974s and early ′70s, he was a special adviser to the secretary general of the Organization of American States, which fosters democracy and regional security.
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The Affordable Care Act protects all Americans from discrimination based on pre-existing conditions, expands coverage for mental health treatment and drug addiction, and fosters preventive care.
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And more than a third of American workers said they believe their workplace fosters sexual misconduct, per a 2019 survey from the Society for Human Resource Management.
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The problem, however, is that America's current political system rewards all manner of vice in senators more than it fosters a sense of civic virtue among them.
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As a cherry on top of the joy sundae, Morales cousin Erik (Fosters guest star J.J. Soria) names his newborn daughter after his beloved late grandmother, Delfina.
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"How can you alleviate your partner's concerns or distress, or simply acknowledge the situation and emotions in a way that fosters connection, compassion and support?" she added.
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It might take the form of an explicit acknowledgment, as the Australians have done, or it could be more implicit: a song or dance that fosters inclusion.
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Yet, irrespective of what is happening in the political branches, America's highest court is deeply split along ideological and political lines, and Roberts sometimes fosters that divide.
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" Lee argued that the agency should be eliminated because it "fosters cozy relationships between political and economic insiders" and is "a breeding ground for cronyism and corruption.
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These conversations and understandings can stand as a contrast to those who benefit from our divisions, which politicians harness for votes and the media fosters for profits.
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"Prohibiting women from the highest ranks of formal leadership fosters a fundamentally toxic masculinity," Jonathan L. Walton, the Plummer professor of Christian morals at Harvard, told me.
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With the previously mentioned missteps, one of the Adams Fosters wallows in her drunkenness in the most responsible way possible… with some important flirting interspersed throughout the night.
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The first thing I noticed about Good Trouble, Freeform's spin-off of The Fosters, is that it's down to get adventurous with its themes, characters, and storytelling format.
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A consortium called NextWave, which includes HP, Dell, IKEA, GM, Herman Miller and five other companies, fosters collaboration on how to integrate more recycled plastic in supply chains.
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The Fosters could go on forever, just pouring out characters and storylines that exemplify the world's ills, and I'd like to think there's a universe where it does.
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But most things in The Fosters land with ease — clunky as it is, there's a foundation of support that ensures things are never going to fall to pieces.
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Earlier this month, former Google engineer Kevin Cernekee claimed he was fired for being an outspoken conservative and alleged that Google fosters a culture of politically biased bullying.
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They're planning on moving in together (Jesus lives in the Fosters' basement and pays $100 per month in rent) and Jesus will continue to build treehouses with Wyatt.
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A stronger defence thus needs an agenda that fosters the habit of working together, as America and the USSR talked about arms-reduction while threatening mutually assured destruction.
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" Instead, it says that jihadist groups "have merged under a global jihadist ideology that seeks to establish a transnational Islamic caliphate that fosters conflict on a global scale.
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This is how innovative organizations in the age of transformation build a "culture of courage" in their workplace – one which fosters impacts that matter for clients and people.
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I hope the recent extension of the compliance date to next year fosters a massive re-think of a law that is based more on hype than evidence.
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He told TechCrunch that The Yard focuses on smaller spaces, which fosters a more tight-knit community, while keeping the space fresh with art that's swapped out monthly.
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In a new interview with Elle, Condor — who will next star in SyFy's Deadly Class — was asked what her real-life status with former Fosters star Centineo is.
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She typically fosters two to five kittens at a time, and has had up to 12 in her house at once — and Benny couldn't be happier about it.
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Separately, our political reporter interviewed dozens of people, including Trump supporters, white nationalists and scholars of race, to understand how Mr. Trump fosters a sense of white identity.
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National service fosters a climate of respect from the ground up, demonstrating to our political leaders the kinds of actions and values that we expect them to embody.
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The Rules of the Road should guide industry, business leaders and policy makers in creating a travel ecosystem that fosters growth, jobs, safety and efficiency around the globe.
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Videos surfaced from the recent NPI summit where alarming rhetoric and hateful gestures garnered attention from national news outlets — a reflection of a nationalism that identity politics fosters.
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There's no metric that ensures athletes get a college education, and people just assume—and I think the NCAA fosters this false perception—that athletes are primarily students.
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There's no metric that ensures athletes get a college education, and people just assume and I think the NCAA fosters this false perception, that athletes are primarily students.
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Among them was Amin Dulkumoni, a software engineer and a member of Tarab NYC, an organization that fosters inclusive and safe Queer Middle Eastern and North African spaces.
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The entire point of this event was to unite these various corners of the underground, do something that we believe furthers the culture, and fosters understanding and inclusivity.
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There are many wonderful things about baseball, and one of those delights is the conversation it fosters between people who have never met and will never speak again.
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Hunter Schafer from "Euphoria," Tom Phelan from "The Fosters," Elliot Fletcher from "Shameless," and Josie Totah from "Champions" are all young transgender actors changing the landscape of television.
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"This decision encourages innovation in the ETF industry and fosters a more compelling marketplace for launching and trading ETFs," said Douglas Yones, NYSE's head of exchange traded products.
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Third, factory farming fosters the creation of millions upon millions of animals for whom it offers nothing but suffering and misery before slaughtering them in often barbaric ways.
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Mr. Camosy, for his part, argues that we need "a culture of encounter" in which hospitality helps bridge the gap between political opposites and fosters dialogue and caring.
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THE FOSTERS (Freeform, Monday-Wednesday) It's not a good moment to be losing this touching young-adult melodrama, one of TV's most overt celebrations of tolerance and diversity.
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It fosters the view that other minorities that aren't as "successful" are failing because of a lack of hard work, dedication, and values—not because of systemic racism.
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Since the 1990s she has been a good-will ambassador for the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, which fosters local solutions to food shortages rather than airdrops.
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The medical research grant system in the United States, run through the National Institutes of Health, is intended to fund work that spurs innovation and fosters research careers.
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Rather than embrace the programs that once sustained his family and the families around him, he has resolutely rejected them, adopting standard Republican beliefs that welfare fosters dependency.
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This is another great question that fosters a sense of nostalgia and provides insights into people's interests of the past and what they valued when they were younger.
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"But if there is a visible structure in a company that fosters and covers up criminal behavior, there should be penalties for companies in the future," she said.
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While Tencent actively fosters internal rivalry between departments, Gao stressed that TiMi has received abundant support from Tencent on the likes of publishing, business development and legal matters.
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"This decision encourages innovation in the ETF industry and fosters a more compelling marketplace for launching and trading ETFs," said Douglas Yones, NYSE's head of exchange traded products.
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If you want to build the next Google, you'll need to create a company that fosters this kind of open dialogue — including complaints about the dialogue that results.
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As envisioned by series creators (and The Fosters masterminds) Joanna Johnson, Bradley Bredeweg, and Peter Paige, Good Trouble strikes me almost as TV's first good Gen Z drama.
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This kind of scattershot approach, the research shows, is largely ineffective for fighting crime, but fosters distrust in communities who end up feeling unfairly targeted and over-policed.
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It's more expensive to keep parents in detention while children are under HHS care (or placed with sponsors or fosters) than to keep both in one detention facility.
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While distinct from the issue of hateful ad targeting, it's another acknowledgment that Facebook has failed its users by designing a platform that fosters, instead of prevents, such manipulation.
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In order to avoid being shut down, they have strict rules and membership is closely guarded to better guarantee the community's existence and the exchange of information it fosters.
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Unsurprisingly, the Calvin Klein model's character — who is now thriving while still dealing with his Fosters-days traumatic brain injury — immediately found his way into some major romantic trouble.
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Previous honorees include Jordana Brewster, Mario Lopez, Lance Bass, and Tia and Tamera Mowry, and previous winners of the award include the casts of black-ish and The Fosters.
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The artist speaks from experience, as Ross has built a career rapping about the decadent lifestyle—piles of money, strip clubs, cars, and more—that The Magic City fosters.
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The show is funny, a little tawdry, dramatic, and feels like something wholly separate from The Fosters even as it builds on the strong foundation that that show provided.
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It was crucial to Mitchell, Ramirez, and Good Trouble's other executive producers — including The Fosters' bosses Bradley Bredeweg, Peter Paige, and Joanna Johnson — that the spinoff carry that legacy.
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The Fosters is a show that takes diversity seriously, not just by featuring a racially diverse cast, but by having its characters deal with complex racial and LGBT issues.
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The Campaign regularly consults with TV show writers and network executives to this day on programs like Jane the Virgin, The Mindy Project, East Los High, and The Fosters.
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But since Twitch doesn't comment on individual cases, it's impossible to tell why one user might get a warning while another user is banned, which fosters mistrust and suspicion.
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Before Austin became the face of Jesus Foster on Freeform's The Fosters, he played the role of Gomez's character Alex Russo's little brother, Max, on the Disney hit. 3.
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From the open kitchen that showcases our freshly prepared foods to the community tables designed for friends to hang out, each of these formats fosters a modern, unique experience.
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Meanwhile, the rapidly changing tones and the shifting priorities of the characters fosters a Pythonesque irreverence towards to the surreal situations, providing comic relief and undercutting the film's gravitas.
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Jake T. Austin, who starred in The Fosters and Wizards of Waverly Place, is now providing his voice for an animated adventure in the new film The Emoji Movie.
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The area around Guantánamo is "biologically rich," said Fernando Bretos, director of the Cuban Marine Research and Conservation Program, which fosters collaboration between scientists in the US and Cuba.
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"He's intelligent but he's also a bad-ass, and it was a different role, a slightly different take on, quote-unquote, 'boy next door,&apos" the Fosters alum explains.
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He will reprise the role of Jesus (which he took over from original star Jake T. Austin in 2015) on a spin-off of The Fosters titled Good Trouble.
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The small successes of a hardworking postwoman who fosters her wrecked family's children, or of a recovering drunk who defies the mini-bar, appear heroic amid the general failure.
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The government maintains a fixed rate of 10 to the dollar mainly for imports of food and medicine, a wildly unrealistic level that stymies essential imports and fosters corruption.
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Photo of 153 Cent: Kevin Winter/Getty Images If there ever comes a time when the dictionary fosters the definition of rap beef into its pages, Jeffery Atkins a.k.a.
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"I hope that the Treasury Committee's inquiry, and the wider debate it fosters, will help to encourage the BoE to strengthen its capital policy," he said in a statement.
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In the U.S., it means radically scaling up renewables to replace fossil fuel power plants — in a political climate where the current presidential administration publicly fosters climate science misinformation.
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Registration fosters responsibility and its tremendous success forcefully undermines the N.R.A.'s nonsensical claims that reasonable limits on gun ownership are a serious burden to law-abiding gun owners.
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That offers a chance to see Obama's early gifts as an orator, but also fosters a slightly awkward perception that he was essentially showing off by bringing Michelle along.
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Too often when faced with a boycott, corporate America opts to ride out the outrage, taking advantage of our tightened news cycle and the short attention spans it fosters.
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It fosters a debate society, on the one hand, and a war zone on the other — thousands of national conversations shrouded behind screen names and encased in Twitter eggs.
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The winner-take-all strain of capitalism also fosters nihilism by depriving certain classes of key ingredients that make or buttress a sense of purpose: work, family, social usefulness.
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Republicans may stress the need for greater personal responsibility and community initiative based upon indigenous leadership that fosters more points of light within poor communities to enhance personal efficacy.
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But despite Airbnb's attempts to educate hosts and create a platform that fosters inclusivity, it's clear that not all hosts are on board, which is still resulting in discrimination.
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Building an environment that fosters excellence to its full potential across each company's department should remain the focus, while making sure we live in our era and stay relevant.
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It fosters community for a person who has just suffered a searing loss of a parent or sibling, spouse or child, even when we find ourselves far from home.
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Obscurity fosters civic participation and gives us the confidence to attend political protests and engage in political speech online without worrying about ending up on a government watch list.
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The University of Chicago took the lead five years ago in trying to establish a climate in higher education that fosters robust intellectual inquiry by adopting the Chicago Statement.
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He also had a big role in the soap opera One Life to Live, and guest-starred on episodes of Castle, The Good Wife, The Fosters, and Chicago Med.
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Although the community is a disparate group of millions of users all around the world and there are plenty of trolls, the website fosters real human connections between strangers.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), has turned what was once a respected committee into one which fosters further public distrust in an already unpopular body of government.
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But Pakistan, which denies accusations it fosters the Afghan war, condemned the attack on Monday as it did the Saturday blast, saying it reiterated its "strong condemnation of terrorism".
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We also intend to prove that BetterWorks fosters a hostile and discriminatory work environment for women by tacitly endorsing and actively covering up abusive misconduct by members of senior management.
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But dinner is one of my favorite meals of the day — especially when I can spend it with my wife and kids — because it fosters community, conversation and human interaction.
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The show is the spinoff of the popular Freeform series The Fosters, on which Centineo played Jesus Adams Foster — Mariana's biological twin brother and Callie's foster brother — for three seasons.
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A strong European banking sector fosters job creation, credit growth which in turn spurs economic growth, and investment banking plays an important part in servicing the needs of corporate Europe.
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Oil futures extended their rally on Monday, hitting their highest levels since November 43, as U.S. sanctions on Iran come into force and a North American trade deal fosters growth.
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In addition to casting To All the Boys I Loved Before, Notcutt cast the former Fosters star in Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, set to premiere on Netflix in September.
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The result, says Simon Marginson, Oxford University's incoming professor of higher education, is "the distribution of teaching further down the academic hierarchy", which fosters the growth of an "academic precariat".
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The Nintendo Switch system fosters this kind of play with several games with local multiplayer options, like Splatoon 2, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and the upcoming Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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The community fund is the first of its kind for Airbnb — although it fosters local community development, this is the first time that it will back that up with funding.
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Not only is eating breakfast associated with better performance in school and decreased behavioral problems, but research has also found that it encourages family bonding and fosters healthy identity development.
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It was filled with secrets that kept players busy for weeks, and Mars, with its unusual diamond-shaped beacons and tantalizing "data collection" hunt, fosters that same sense of mystery.
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Actor Jake T. Austin – former star of Freeform's The Fosters and onscreen little brother to Selena Gomez on Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place – is dating one of his biggest fans.
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The culture of homemade, unregulated guns it fosters could make firearms available to even those people who practically every American agrees shouldn't possess them: felons, minors, and the mentally ill.
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Leighton currently has a role on Freeform's The Fosters, previously guest starred on Fox's Rosewood and had a recurring role on The Young and the Restless in 2013 and 2014.
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The famous composer is responsible for some memorable tracks, but he also is responsible for some of the most famous names in Hollywood: the Fosters, the Hadids, and the Jenners.
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A longer record of strong and stable economic growth that fosters higher income per capita, without the re-emergence of macroeconomic imbalances, would be positive for the sovereign credit profile.
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Since violent crimes know no geographical boundaries, threats can also be made across different states thanks to the use of the Internet, which at times fosters these types of incidents.
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Asked for comment, a Google spokeswoman pointed to a 2016 blog post in which the company's general counsel, Kent Walker, argues that the Android platform is open and fosters innovation.
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"The park brings people of diverse backgrounds together and fosters a community spirit," explained Irwan Idris, a veteran skateboarder who recently directed NS23, a documentary about the island's skate culture.
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Since mental health treatment is most effective when offered early, the plan fosters early detection and intervention, including screening for pre- and postpartum depression and childhood trauma and stress. Mrs.
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The calculus seems to be that the series won't draw an audience in the United States unless it fosters the myth that no problem can be solved without American brainpower.
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It also builds health—like strong bones, muscles, joints and aerobic fitness; and it helps control weight, promotes healthy body composition, and fosters feelings of well-being and cognitive function.
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At the reception, guests dined on meals by Pigéon Catering, who provided traditional New Orleans creole, cajun, and Louisiana food like gumbo, jambalaya, crab cakes, bananas fosters, beignets, and more.
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The feel-good chemical often described as "the cuddle drug" has many other effects; it promotes attachment; reduces drug and alcohol cravings; improves social skills; and fosters feelings of generosity.
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By weakening the State Department, developing countries will likely suffer from the lack of U.S. support— and that will often lead to the instability that fosters groups like al Qaeda.
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Besides being a richly rewarding visual feast, the show fosters a dialectic between pure gestural abstraction (these paintings are usually labeled "Untitled") and lyrical suggestions of the grandeur of nature.
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Storm Troopers are provided with all the materials (food, litter, leashes, crates) they need to care for their fosters free of charge when they pick up the pet from JHS.
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In the mid-1960s, Mr. Mitchell became an early member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a Chicago organization that fosters onward-looking black composers and improvisers.
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Among their demands, the students want to bar the reporting of trivial offenses, like cursing or watching R-rated movies, a practice that some said fosters a culture of spite.
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It's an environment that fosters a particular political consciousness, one Msimang continues to negotiate as she moves from Zambia to Kenya, Canada, the United States and, finally, to South Africa.
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Queer Cultural Center Founded in 1993, the Queer Cultural Center (QCC) is a community-building organization that fosters the artistic, economic and cultural development of the Bay Area's LGBT community.
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"If encryption is implemented in a way that recklessly and predictably fosters child abuse, why would we give the designer an immunity for the harm it has caused?" he asked.
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Behind them, Less recognizes Fosters Lancett walking alone into the room, very short and heavy-headed, and looking as soaked in misery as a trifle pudding is soaked in rum.
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Combined with the sense of community its devotees say the Peloton experience fosters, it's easy to see Foley's at-home exercise bike as the David to Flywheel's FLY Anywhere Goliath.
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The shows since The L Word that have included more than a single queer person plus their rotation of partners — like The Fosters, Vida, The Bisexual, Transparent, Faking It, etc.
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"The low interest rate environment generally fosters more investment into equities and has helped give the Aussie market a bit of a boost in the past few sessions," he added.
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Whatever Trump's intentions, his political base will determine the extent to which his administration has the political capital to damage the U.S.-German alliance and the international order it fosters.
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While her curation process was largely based on an artist's intuition, she also sought out images that would stimulate these neurons to create an experience that fosters empathy in patients.
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This modern phenomenon, wherein weapons systems are more computer-reliant, fosters a complex two-fold dynamic; it brings unprecedented combat advantages, yet also requires cyber-hardening networks and accelerating software modernization.
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Where you've seen him before: Paolo is a relative newcomer, having enjoyed small roles on The Fosters and The Mick, but he's best known for playing Brayden on Starz' series Power.
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Between all the hookups, flubs, and career flailing, it's easy to see Trouble shares far more of its essential spirit with the ever-striving The Bold Type than cozy The Fosters.
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Over a series of now-classic Good Trouble flashbacks, viewers learn Jesus and the Adams-Fosters' Coterie-mate Dennis (Josh Pence) went to local bar Duoro for a spontaneous boys night.
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Far too often, the right kind is one that fosters the fortunes of people just like us in group favoritism, and the worst kinds are the ones that do the opposite.
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Part of the reason is that, by spreading untruth and outrage, corroding voters' judgment and aggravating partisanship, social media erode the conditions for the horse-trading that Crick thought fosters liberty.
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The Good Wife birthed The Good Fight, black-ish sent Zoey off to college with grown-ish, and both The Fosters and Pretty Little Liars have spin-offs in the works.
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A committee of professional planners reviewed thousands of submissions, taking into account various factors including: whether the neighborhood serves an economic driver, fosters a sense of community and preserves historic character.
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And labeling such horrendous deeds as hate crimes has the benefit that it fosters the idea that we are combating racism and other bias in society, and that's a good thing.
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Unlike top-down aid approaches, social entrepreneurship fosters and supports solutions created within communities of poor and marginalized people, making those solutions more likely to be adopted and sustained over time.
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Thinking of a Place fosters a feeling that we are seeing just a slice of what's out there, potentially leaving us with a desire to experience the full picture of place.
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This year, Republicans have finally delivered on a twenty-year-old promise of reforming our outdated tax system to a system that restores consumer confidence and fosters a pro-growth economy.
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The Title IX coordinators within the AUC campuses meet monthly, as do the student life staff, and the Council of Presidents, which ensures the coordination of our efforts and fosters accountability.
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We call on America's trade negotiators to ensure our global trading partners properly reward and protect the innovation and creativity that drives our economic future and fosters development of tomorrow's inventions.
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Mitchell, who brought a reputation for innovative marketing at Gatorade and McDonald's, led the launch of Snap's first global advertising campaign that promoted Snapchat as a place that fosters close friendships.
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At best there is the implication that arousing emotions fosters sympathy, perhaps even empathy, with fictional characters and that such sympathy then breaks down our prejudices and hence is socially useful.
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Depriving Trump of funding for his wall -- the ultimate symbol of the Democratic Party's 2016 election humiliation -- also fosters unity in a coalition already showing ethnic, gender and generational fault lines.
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"What I love about the plane is that we're together for hours, which fosters a more casual opportunity to have a conversation," said Emilie Rubinfeld, chief marketing officer at Carolina Herrera.
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Information card on how to prevent sexual violence at festivals provided by Project SoundCheck Electric Eclectics in Meaford, Ontario, fosters mutual respect through initiatives like Nightlifeguard, a project by Vanessa Rieger.
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It focuses on training that fosters an us-versus-them mentality and on a government program that funnels used military equipment to police departments that may or may not need it.
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If they had been looking to sell, the Fosters would have been set for life; local brokers estimated the value of their 275 acres at over $22017 million this past summer.
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Early in the pilot for "Good Trouble," a spinoff of the family drama " The Fosters ," the show's heroines, sisters Mariana and Callie Adams Foster, visit their new home, in Los Angeles.
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The SAG Life Achievement Award is given every year to an actor who fosters the "finest ideals of the acting profession," the group said in November in announcing De Niro's honor.
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Created by the ABC-friendly Peter Paige — who directed "The Fosters" and its spinoff, "Good Trouble" — "The Thing About Harry" is a heartwarming rom-com that debuts just after Valentine's Day.
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"Requiring people to stand up in public for their political acts fosters civic courage, without which democracy is doomed," he wrote in a concurring opinion in the 2010 case Doe v.
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Aiming to prevent that fate, property owners have banded together to fund infrastructure and other improvements and to push for zoning that preserves RiNo's character and fosters affordable housing, she said.
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" Oliver promoted the spoof book Sunday night on his show, claiming that Pence fosters a "hostility to LGBT rights" and that he "has never been a friend of the gay community.
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Educating young people on the impact of their vote fosters engagement, allowing them to become productive members of society who understand that their choices do matters and can make a difference.
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In addition, the Department of Photography + Film has a widely respected visiting artist/scholar program, which fosters vibrant creative encounters that are a hallmark of our graduate curriculum and student experience.
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Growing crops in the city cuts down on food miles - the distance food is transported from producer to consumer - and fosters a new retail approach, linking farmers and shoppers directly, Malan said.
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Nomi was forced to confront her own biases with bisexual men, while the Fosters unveiled a new facet of their lives as struggling student athletes: an obsession with stockpiling various fried foods.
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Shelter director Christie Chipps Peters told the site that the program is especially heartwarming since many of the animals end up getting adopted by their Thanksgiving fosters or one of their relatives.
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This disparity exists within most data-based advertising companies, because the U.S. ad market is so much more lucrative and because access to cheap data in the U.S. fosters higher user loyalty.
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Reach the World fosters experimental education for economically disadvantaged children by making them feel part of adventures unfolding in places far off, from Arctic Inuit communities to Syrian refugee camps in Germany.
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And despite her training as a director at Carriage House Birth, an organization that fosters community among birth doulas and postpartum care providers, she wasn't prepared for how severe mastitis could be.
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Young Americans live in a society that fosters endless ambition, but student debt, rising rent costs, and wages that haven't significantly grown in decades all make for a relatively bleak financial outlook.
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Such talk fosters the impression that it's possible to put off action and still avoid a crisis, when it is far more likely that continued inaction will just produce a larger crisis.
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Dylan Kussman, the director, places Mr. Davidman alternately in front of an audience, in an empty theater and in a desert, and through sharp edits and angles fosters a sense of immediacy.
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Olson also participated in Future Business Leaders of America and Best Buddies, "a one-to-one relationship program that fosters friendships with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities," according to the university.
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Part mountain goat and part gazelle, the Africa Twin — "twin" refers to the two cylinders — fosters the image of pounding across the Serengeti and then ascending the lower reaches of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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Contained deep within the printed schedule was the information that he is a finalist for a lesser prize; the greater prize has already been awarded to the famous British author Fosters Lancett.
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Those who defend Greek life talk about how it fosters a sense of community and belonging at a time when many people are far from home and often unsure of their direction.
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The grey area is vast, as many countries are trying to balance building a society that fosters innovation and entrepreneurship with one that protects its citizens from crime, fraud, and other harm.
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Despite the occasional glimmer of light in recent offerings such as "The Fosters" and last year's "Instant Family," I've come to expect this equally unfair duality in most representations of foster families.
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Conflating criticism with censorship fosters a system in which all positions deserve equal consideration, no bad ideas can ever be put to rest, and lies are just as valid as the truth.
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"The President's mere announcement of a ban on transgender military service harms all Americans by sending a message that fosters and encourages prejudice, inconsistent with our core national values," the commission said.
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Perhaps more important, however, than my specific objections to the idea that social media is a harmless lift to your career, is my general unease with the mind-set this belief fosters.
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What if a few undecided senators use their voting leverage not only to improve the healthcare legislation but also to reform the filibuster so that it actually fosters legislative deliberation and debate?
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Though not all Jews are Israeli citizens, and not all Israeli citizens are Jewish, some Jewish groups argue that BDS activism fosters harassment or intimidation of Jews and Israel supporters on campus.
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Her reputation fosters considerable access to her subjects, the tradeoff being that these films heap praise upon them, which might be deserved but can still feel a little squishy around the edges.
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Birthright also spent a year developing nearly two dozen new optional activities involving Israeli Arabs, including a visit to Givat Haviva, a center that fosters cooperation between Israel's Jewish and Arab populations.
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MFA in Visual Arts A small and highly selective interdisciplinary program that fosters the artistic, intellectual, and professional growth of students through a melding of independent studio work and rigorous academic studies.
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Twitter gets a lot of (well-deserved) flack, but the essential beauty of social network is how it fosters conversation between journalists, the DC elite, other marginally influential people and total randos.
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Running Start, She Should Run, and VoteRunLead are just a few of the organizations aimed at expanding the talent pool of female leaders, and inspiring a culture that fosters gender diversity in politics.
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Roseann Rife, the report's lead author and Amnesty's research director for East Asia, said the military fosters anti-LGBT attitudes among soldiers, and that it has a ripple effect beyond the armed forces.
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The Kangaroo Jack of wine, Yellow Tail, has managed to do something not even Fosters beer or pseudo-Aussie restaurant chain Outback Steakhouse has achieved: Embarrass the hell out of actual Australians. Why?
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The shelter has provided the families participating in the program with supplies, feast-worthy dog food and support; all the fosters have to do is shower their guest of honor with festive affection.
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The goal is to use the mass reach of dozens of providers to eventually replace all standard text messaging with "rich" text messaging, that fosters far more engagement and advances mobile technology use.
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According to Variety, Netflix has acquired the rights to The Last Summer, an upcoming film with a cast list that boasts Riverdale's K.J. Apa, Teen Wolf's Tyler Posey, and The Fosters' Maia Mitchell.
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Instead, the lines between truth and fiction blurred during the mid-season finale of The Fosters, as the final moments showed a young Dreamer bolting into a church for sanctuary from law enforcement.
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But Ben Stiller's son, Quinlin, gave his dad — and reigning supermodel dynasty the Hadids/Fosters — a run for their money by replicating Derek Zoolander's classic Blue Steel pose at the Zoolander 2 premiere.
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The distrust this dual problem fosters leads to more violence: If people feel like they can't trust law enforcement, they're more likely to take matters into their own hands to solve interpersonal disputes.
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Don't worry, we asked if any of the rest of the Adams-Foster clan from The Fosters — which includes Noah Centineo, Sherri Saum, and Teri Polo — would be popping by with stocking stuffers.
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After the cancelation of the Jennifer Lopez-produced Fosters, Freeform wanted more, and so the creators chose main characters Callie (Maia Mitchell) and Mariana Adams-Foster (Cierra Ramirez) to lead the spin-off.
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Russian authorities have put several of the group's publications on a list of banned extremist literature and prosecutors have long cast it as an organization that destroys families, fosters hatred and threatens lives.
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"That independence is crucial to our ability to protect investors, safeguard our markets and facilitate the capital formation that fosters innovation and the growth that is essential to our national economy," she said.
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Escalating a crisis in relations, Russia said it was also shutting down the activities of the British Council, which fosters cultural links between the two countries, and Britain's consulate-general in St. Petersburg.
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Not so on "The Fosters," where the relationships are less stylized, more lived in, with funk and warmth and looseness that feel like real life, capturing the bickering bonds among parents and teens.
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Haley, Pompeo and Flynn all have different shades of conservativism, and whether Trump fosters a diverse group on national security or tries to make more of a coherent thread remains to be seen.
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Quite frankly, the continuation of a well-established program that fosters more tourism, creates tens of thousands of jobs, increases revenue, and lowers the deficit without cost to taxpayers is a no-brainer.
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While some fans would be delighted to see the club facilitate success in any way possible, others want to preserve the 'old' Palace and the close sense of self that Selhurst Park fosters.
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After hiding it for months, Callie (Maia Mitchell), the Fosters' recently adopted daughter, was forced to confess to her two mothers that she had sex with her then foster, and now legal, brother.
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What they're saying: Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper writes in his new memoir that the North Korean regime "survives because it fosters isolation" and that its citizens are skeptical of America.
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So while advanced degrees aren't the only measure of intelligence and capacity, inside the IC, there is a consistent call for more critical thinking skills and the kind of education that fosters them.
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You've said Deep Sea Mining Syndicate is a place for left field music and ideas, why is it important to you to create a space that fosters these kinds of sounds and ideals?
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"I don't know whether they can do that," said Zhou Jun, the executive director of the U.S.-China Healthcare Cooperation Program in Beijing, a group that fosters closer working relations between the countries.
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As I dive into adulthood, into college, I hope that I can find a new place that fosters diversity in all its forms, a new edge upon which I can learn to balance.
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To that point, Bryant says his role is less about the founder and more about creating an environment that fosters more human-to-human relationships, bidding adieu to the traditional startup-VC dynamic.
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De Almeida first went viral on TikTok with a video that noted his resemblance to the actor Noah Centineo, best known for his roles on "The Fosters" and in teen movies on Netflix.
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Buckwald also looks for signs of empathy in applicants, a quality that "fosters community and collaboration, which ultimately allow our students to work together to understand and solve global-scale problems," he said.
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"Further changes are necessary to help create a culture that fosters safe sport practice, offers athletes strong resources in education and reporting, and ensures the healing of the victims and survivors," Blackmun wrote.
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The sense of oneness that a song fosters in a human herd can seem either a beautiful or a repulsive thing—usually depending on whether you love or hate the song in question.
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"Good Trouble" echoes the social consciousness of "The Fosters," the creator Joanna Johnson told Variety, but it is on the lighter side and draws out the story through a more complex, nonlinear narrative.
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It's in these moments online that Nasty connects most with her supporters—cracking jokes, smoking joints, or spilling makeup—and fosters a community that goes deeper than just being admirers of her music.
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The Fosters, which returns July 11th for its fifth season, centers on Stef Foster, her wife Lena, and their blended family which includes several foster kids and teens they've taken in over the years.
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The chemistry between Mitchell and Ramirez is well-documented after five seasons of The Fosters, so on Good Trouble their relationship feels lived-in whether they're bickering or bonding — and there's plenty of both.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures jumped more than $2850 a barrel Monday, rising to levels not seen since November 24, as U.S. sanctions on Iran loom and a North American trade deal fosters growth.
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"Good Trouble will reunite the cast of The Fosters when the Adams-Foster clan comes to the Coterie to spend Christmas with Callie and Mariana (Cierra Ramirez)," reads Freeform's description of the special installment.
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She lives on campus, interns at the university's child care center, and is also an ambassador for Best Buddies, a nonprofit that fosters relationships and life skills for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Second, he says, it fosters a culture where those who are terminally ill, or disabled, might be led to believe that their own lives — or indeed, life for its own sake — is not valued.
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This political and social climate, heightened by a very real threat to women's reproductive rights, fosters an in-your-face brand of feminism hell bent on bringing female physiology to the forefront of conversation.
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Much of the action on Good Trouble takes place in "The Coterie" — the communal living building where The Fosters' Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) and Callie (Maia Mitchell) put down roots in the City of Angels.
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Lea noted that 56 percent of Colorado's aerospace companies employ no more than 10 people, which "speaks very well to the whole entrepreneurial and innovative spirit that Colorado fosters in its workforce," she said.
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Working with typeface provides just the perfect mix of structure—you're confined to 26 set characters—and freedom—you can do pretty much whatever you want with those characters—that so often fosters creativity.
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We look forward to working with Puzder and the new Congress to create an environment that fosters job creation, economic growth, and opportunity for all Americans, and that rewards hard work, entrepreneurism, and innovation.
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"Play is essential for a child's healthy development and fosters the natural curiosity to learn through engaging interactions with caring adults," Sherrie Westin, President of Global Impact and Philanthropy at Sesame Workshop, told CNN.
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I'm a pretty solid 4 (though recently things have been feeling looser in general), and I'm comfortable in my pair of 4 Fosters, but would probably have wanted to try the 2 to gauge.
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If The Fosters is making anything clear on the television landscape, it's that family makeups can shift and change, and that might mean romantic relationships pop up in ways that make people feel uncomfortable.
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While several sex ed apps target a broader age range, teen-centric sites like Scarleteen, which fosters a healthy balance of sex and relationship content, has been dominating the sex education arena since 1998.
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It's this interaction — both aspects of which are homegrown — that fosters the dissemination of false and divisive material, and this will persist as a major problem even in the absence of concerted foreign efforts.
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More fundamentally, granting one state — any state — a perennial lock on the pole position of presidential voting fosters a sense of entitlement resulting in a quadrennial parade of pandering that borders on the absurd.
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Mr. Trump also wants limits on what critics call "chain migration," in which immigrants can sponsor their relatives, and an end to the diversity visa lottery, which fosters immigration from countries that are underrepresented.
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So I look at things like Spain's disinflation in the face of massive unemployment: I'd say that the preponderance of evidence still supports the notion that high unemployment depresses inflation, low unemployment fosters inflation.
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In Hour 1 'Nochebuena,' The Fosters visit the Coterie for Christmas and Callie struggles to tell her moms about quitting her clerkship, while Mariana agrees to volunteer for a holiday festival for the underprivileged.
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Schumer added that Senate comity was further damaged when McConnell's refused to consider Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court and when he allowed the "blue slip" tradition, which fosters bipartisan judicial picks, to wane.
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In their research, the Fosters hope, they may discern what the ghost (whom they come to call Henri, with increasing sympathy) demands of Fitzroy and how their son can atone for his ancestors' crimes.
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It was not just the 220 dancers and nearly 30 instructors, he said, but also that the Bolshoi fosters its own talent in virtually all aspects of ballet — dancers, musicians, choreographers, costume designers, etc.
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Good Trouble is Freeform's new spinoff of The Fosters, a family drama you might not have realized existed, despite it running for more than 100 episodes (many of which pulled over 1 million viewers).
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The change is now official, with the midseason premieres of Pretty Little Liars, The Fosters, Young and Hungry, and Baby Daddy, as well as Shadowhunters, an ambitious new adaptation of Cassandra Clare's fantasy series.
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The title is a reference to W.B. Yeats's The Celtic Twilight, the famed poet's chronicle of Irish folklore, and suggests the universality of how feeling a closeness to nature fosters a belief in magic.
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"There's a lot to do but I think it's important to know your limits," said Shaw, who personally fosters from two to 10 kittens at any given time in a dedicated nursery in her home.
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The California standards set a benchmark for a machine's overall energy use and leave manufacturers the flexibility to choose which efficiency measures to use to meet it - an approach that the NRDC says fosters innovation.
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Ramirez and Mitchell grew, too, from young actors whose plotlines and fates on The Fosters were completely out of their hands — to executive producers helping steer a brand-new spinoff developed around their two characters.
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To All The Boys I've Loved Before star Noah Centineo has been around the block with a leading role on The Fosters and a turn as Camila Cabello's love interest in her "Havana" music video.
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At 183:30 PM on Easter Sunday, a block away from the starting line of the annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, John Bevan pulls a tallboy of Fosters from the pocket of his jean jacket.
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Founded by Coco Dolle, Milk and Night is an independent practice that fosters a "female structure to female structure" between artist and curator as a means of thriving within the mainstream art world's patriarchal conventions.
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"Value in that dovish Fed language fosters strong bond performance, and yield in that, while their spreads have narrowed recently, they are still wide enough for investors to believe they'll deliver favorable returns," he added.
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The list can go on and on, but the point remains the same — Americans have made a terrible habit of acting on bias, and Facebook is a breeding ground that too often fosters its growth.
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And then there's corn — its starchy reputation and processed by-products have given it a bad name, but it's actually more nutritious than many would believe, and its insoluble fiber even fosters good gut bacteria.
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But rather than expose a hypocrisy or invalidate the #MeToo movement, this has only underscored the point that #MeToo feminists have been making along—about the nature of power and the way it fosters abuse.
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Like the arms races and technology gaps characteristic of the nearly catastrophic Cold War, such a national frame reinforces an us-versus-them mentality which reduces rather fosters much needed international coordination and popular organization.
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MICHAEL E. PARMLY Commugny, Switzerland The writer is former chief of mission of the United States Interests Section in Havana and a board member of Fundación Amistad, which fosters better relations between Americans and Cubans.
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Bass's work fosters an air of authenticity that seems to solicit this type of introspection, which is particularly strong because she refrains from offering us the emotional messaging that is often connected to such displays.
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From film's The Kids Are All Right to television's The Fosters, Modern Family, and Grey's Anatomy to even the pages of Highlights magazine, same-sex couples raising children are ever more visible and less controversial.
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I can't believe that I can go from a show like Transparent, that's definitely like nothing else, to shows like The Fosters and Faking It that are doing something similar with a totally different approach.
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Yes, Queer Eye is a male makeover show, but this dynamic fosters a depiction of one-sided relationships, implying that if a man feels that he's being his best self, women owe him their love.
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Brown fosters a collaborative environment, literally against a blank canvas, in which her sitters set the terms of how they are portrayed to the world and, in turn, how they embrace and celebrate their identities.
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Players are not required to adhere to standard operating procedure on clay and sweep the courts and brush the lines clean after their games, which I feel fosters a mercenary attitude among the tennis community.
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New Zealand's wild spaces deserve their fantastical reputation, but it is the country's commitment to this vast network of public huts that fosters something unique: a community of strangers even in the most remote backcountry.
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"The internet does need competition and it does need regulation ... we want to work with governments and policymakers to design the sort of smart regulation that fosters competition, encourages innovation and protects consumers," Clegg said.
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We also need to make sure we have a political system that fosters more internal diversity within the party, so large groups of voters don't feel that they are unrepresented for extended periods of time.
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The Inn by the Sea, a pet-friendly beach resort on Cape Elizabeth in Maine, fosters one shelter dog at a time and will eagerly facilitate a pet adoption if a guest falls in love.
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It also fosters a power dynamic that probably sounds foreign to a generation of consumers who tend to see automatically placed ads on YouTube content that could have been made a day earlier by anyone.
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"(Morales) had sold himself like a caricature that was peaceful, but what we have seen is an Evo Morales who sponsors and fosters violence and wants to foster militias," Claver-Carone said, according to Reuters.
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Common key words in the job descriptions were sympathetic, care, fosters, empathy and families — all of which Textio has found appeal more to female candidates — and are more likely to result in a female hire.
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"The low interest rate environment generally fosters more investment into equities and has helped give the Aussie market a bit of a boost in the past few sessions," said James Tao, market analyst at CommSec.
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It's easy to feel like we won't win the fight against climate change, especially when faced with the realities of a warming planet and the fact that the Trump administration fosters misinformation around climate science.
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A project of the Long Now Foundation, which fosters long-term thinking, the goal is to take our current languages, put them into a micro time capsule and catapult them 10,000 years in the future.
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"(We need) a more radical approach which actively seeks to undo or respond to the legacy of spatial inequality," said Kelly Arendse, of the Better Living Challenge which fosters innovations to improve the city's informal settlements.
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An Instagram post from Sammie's Friends shared earlier this week said that the staff was "overwhelmed" by all the felines, and asked for potential adopters or fosters to come to the facility to meet the cats.
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Yes, this is a Freeform show, so that's expected, but it also feels like Fosters wants keep this special moment away from prying eyes out of respect for how personal the scene is for both characters.
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He left the Bundestag in 2009 for a lucrative career in law and finance, although he kept one foot in politics, notably as chairman of Atlantic Bridge, a body that fosters links between Europe and America.
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To get back on track, we must adopt a modern regulatory system that allows reasonable risk taking; protects consumers while preserving consumer choice; fosters diversity of institutions, products, and services; promotes capital formation; and enables innovation.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more The line springs from The Workshop at Macy's, a program that fosters minority- and women-owned businesses.
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