People were very, very angry at us about wanting to be inclusive of queer people, wanting to be inclusive of women, of trans people.
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This policy is inclusive of natural births, adoption, and surrogacy.
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Prices are from $6,600 a person inclusive of some meals.
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This additional 10,000 is inclusive of the 4,000 already planned.
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Bookings start at $226 a night, inclusive of some activities.
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Bookings start at 143 euros a night, inclusive of breakfast.
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Prices start at 180 euros a night inclusive of breakfast.
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She is inclusive of all, and her kindness astounds me.
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We should be more inclusive of marginalized voices and perspectives.
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We should be more inclusive of marginalized voices and perspectives.
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You must meet the following criteria to qualify for the Aircall community perk from Extra Crunch: The two months free from Aircall is inclusive of subscription fees, but not inclusive of minutes on annual contracts.
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"She has to be inclusive … of the more moderate folks," Rep.
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Lessons should be inclusive of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
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From $2,124 a person inclusive of accommodations, local transfers and most meals.
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From $1,570 a person, inclusive of accommodations, some meals and most activities.
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Building a workplace that's inclusive of people from all backgrounds is essential.
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We are absolutely inclusive of all shapes and sizes, all styles and trends.
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"I just love that Covergirl has been so inclusive of everybody," Curry shared.
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Boi Boy and Hubbard wanted the Alter ethos to be inclusive of everyone.
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But what I appreciate most is y'all are very inclusive of the titty.
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For Express, it's been inclusive of all of its products from day one.
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The way it's phrased suggests it may be inclusive of video RAM, i.e.
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With few exceptions, Muslim rule was pluralist and inclusive of Christians and Jews.
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Prices from $730 per person, per day, inclusive of all meals and activities.
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Prices from $2,250 a person, inclusive of accommodations and meals at each lodge.
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Prices begin at $8,63 a person inclusive of accommodations, tours and most meals.
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In fact, most of them are either free or inclusive of pet fee.
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This is a wonderful way to make public space more inclusive of women.
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Bookings start at 195 euros a night, inclusive of breakfast and some activities.
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I'm grateful to learn how to be more inclusive of people all genders.
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Google explained last month that some desserts aren't inclusive of its international community.
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What is the solution for the HRC to be more inclusive of LGBTQ minorities?
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They should be [tailoring] their messaging to be more inclusive of older consumer groups.
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It's conceivable that the phrase "search queries" is inclusive of recordings of search queries.
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Google (GOOG) explained last month that some desserts aren't inclusive of its international community.
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Other companies are also seeking to be more inclusive of trans and nonbinary customers.
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Although most racers are male, it's inclusive of girls and they have separate divisions.
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The move reflects a broader trend toward being more inclusive of the LGBT community.
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Nightly rates from $1,288 a person, inclusive of meals, alcoholic beverages and game viewing.
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Nightly rates from $900 a person, inclusive of meals, alcoholic beverages and game viewing.
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But being inclusive of women is about more than just a name, Hurlburt said.
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We're really inclusive of all types of relationships, not just married or engaged people.
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Our blessings must be scattered across the entire world, inclusive of all of humanity.
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The science fiction genre wasn't very inclusive of black people in the early days.
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It would also be inclusive of everyone who might come to the United States.
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One of the goals for the National Walkout is to be inclusive of students everywhere.
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Many black women had asked the Navy to be more inclusive of different hair textures.
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Brinker had approximately $1.3 billion of debt inclusive of capital leases at June 28, 2017.
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Prices start at $2,1353 a person, inclusive of accommodations, transfers, most tours and 14 meals.
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Like the others, it promises to be non-partisan, non-violent, and inclusive of all.
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Nightly rates from $925 a person, inclusive of meals, alcoholic beverages, laundry and game viewing.
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Nightly rates from $9003,600 for four people, inclusive of meals, alcoholic beverages and game viewing.
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Nightly rates from $470 a person, inclusive of meals, alcoholic beverages and all game viewing.
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It's often a unifying narrative — one that's inclusive of most Americans' experience of recent times.
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The America I know is not limited to certain beliefs, it is inclusive of our uniqueness.
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"It was inclusive of age and race and gender and other walks of life," he says.
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"T'Kuvma [is] trying to be so inclusive of the downtrodden of his own world," explained Harberts.
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Prices from $650 a person inclusive of accommodations, most meals, entrance fees to sites and tours.
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Businesses surrounding Gallaudet have taken steps to be inclusive of deaf and hard-of-hearing residents.
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One of the goals for the National School Walkout is to be inclusive of students everywhere.
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The price is a romantic $123 million in cash, inclusive of a $5 million contingent earnout.
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Prices from $1,892 per person, inclusive of ground transportation, lodging, excursions and all meals and beverages.
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But consistently reinforced over time and inclusive of all segments of the community, they absolutely can.
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Prices start at $2135,230 a person, inclusive of upscale accommodations, transfers, all tours and 19 meals.
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They wanted the movement to be more inclusive of people of color and other marginalized groups.
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The effective corporate tax rate for companies will be around 270.91%, inclusive of surcharges, she said.
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In 17903, the census finally added a racial category that was more inclusive of me: Vietnamese.
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That you do the right thing for all citizens, inclusive of all citizens, for all states, etc.
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To help with this, we instituted a $10 floor on earnings, inclusive of tips, for all batches.
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To help with this, we instituted a $10 floor on earnings, inclusive of tips, for all batches.
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We foster a diverse culture that's inclusive of disability, religious belief, sexual orientation, and service to country.
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They also illustrate how the Self-Administration is striving to be inclusive of the ethnically diverse population.
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This investment increases Cruise's post-money valuation to $2750 billion, inclusive of SoftBank's previously announced investment commitment.
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Tau is inclusive of a variety of personalities: hard partiers, quiet scholars, dedicated entrepreneurs, and brilliant performers.
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My high school was inclusive of a lot of cultures, and many students were very forward thinking.
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There's something for everyone's taste, and even more importantly, inclusive of all different bodies, orientations, and races.
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Prices start at 880 euros (about $1,070) a person, inclusive of accommodations, most meals, activities and transfers.
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Do you think companies should strive to make dolls that are inclusive of all kinds of people?
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From $1,700 a person a night inclusive of accommodations, meals, game drives and excursions from the lodges.
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Grindr is updating its popular queer dating app to be more inclusive of transgender and non-binary users.
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We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy.
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A few months ago, they changed their name to be more inclusive of other games, characters, and gamers.
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BuzzFeed News also has learned that the line aims to be "inclusive" of sizes ranging up to 3X.
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If you're a racialized group, you need to engage with each one of these topics inclusive of race.
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By the numbers: The company itself raised $8.6 billion, inclusive of a concurrent $500 million investment from PayPal.
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If up-and-coming British designer, Matthew Miller, had his own way, it'd be inclusive of women, too.
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Weidman Powers: I hope that it evolves into a conversation that is inclusive of everybody that has influence.
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We foster a diverse culture that's inclusive of people with disabilities because we understand that inclusion inspires innovation.
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Prices from $345 per person, per night, inclusive of all meals, premium alcohol and 24-hour room service.
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She wanted to write about efforts to make gaming more inclusive of women, minorities, and people with disabilities.
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"We remain committed to being good stewards on the mountain and inclusive of the Hawaiian community," he said.
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Prices start at $3,200 a person, inclusive of accommodations, meals, workouts, excursions, local transportation and one spa treatment.
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Prices start at 1,300 euros (about $1,580) a person, inclusive of accommodations, most meals, workouts and some activities.
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All course materials must be medically accurate, and discussions of relationships must be inclusive of same-sex couples.
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Being inclusive of everyone and how they identify can improve mental health outcomes and improve quality of life.
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"These descriptions were written to be inclusive of a range of accessibility needs," Airbnb wrote in a blog post.
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Firstly, the $399 price is not inclusive of the hand controllers and camera needed for the headset to operate.
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The game has bold ideas about sexuality, a vision for a cyberpunk future inclusive of hope for marginalized people.
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Nightly rates begin at $2,300 for two people, inclusive of meals, alcohol and several activities like bird-watching walks.
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We want to be inclusive of people who don't look like us—so long as they think like us.
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Heart disease actually is inclusive of several types of heart conditions, with the most common being coronary artery disease.
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But as the tech industry becomes more inclusive of people without college degrees, Lee said MotherCoders will follow suit.
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There are already inconsistencies that lawyers might leverage in a push to make the law more inclusive of animals.
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Prices from $4,500 a person inclusive of accommodations, breakfast, private driver and guide throughout and tea at the Ritz.
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Varying from beachside turn-ups to quiet mountain retreats, each of these locations is inclusive of everyone and anyone.
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DIAMOND It never dawned on us to not make music that was inclusive of whatever influence came to us.
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Tammy Duckworth and others are shining a spotlight on the need for Congress to be more inclusive of mothers.
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What's clear from these figures is that the commercial art world clearly isn't inclusive of the range of artists.
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Prices start at $3,13 a person, inclusive of accommodations, meals, workouts, excursions, activities, local transportation and one spa treatment.
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Prices are steep, starting at $10,103 a person inclusive of accommodations, tours, transfers and some meals and alcoholic drinks.
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We want to be inclusive of people who don't look like us — so long as they think like us.
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The property also has a rate inclusive of all meals and alcoholic drinks which starts at $225 a night.
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Stays are at upscale hotels throughout the region; $3,495 a person inclusive of accommodations, meals, activities and nightly cocktails.
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Studies have found this number to exceed $21 billion, which is inclusive of nearly $10 billion alone for hospitalizations.
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"But it needs to be inclusive of the original residents, while also including other residents and tourists," she said.
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Unlike the old lessons, the new curriculum discussed body image, gender identity and cyberbullying, and was inclusive of LGBT students.
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Citi recently disclosed a long-term CET1 target of 11.5%, which is inclusive of its G-SIB surcharge of 3%.
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The Wing's membership policy has since been altered to be inclusive of all genders, including trans and non-binary members.
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"To achieve this target approximately 600+ company units would be refranchised, inclusive of expected future system growth," the letter said.
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America should stay on to foster a government that is more inclusive of Sunni Arabs, and less subject to Iran.
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"If I was just to focus on the trans community, then I wouldn't really be inclusive of everyone," says Blackler.
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"Broadway is speaking to American stories right now — stories that are inclusive of all parts of America," he told Playbill.
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Jain indicated that his company "eked" out a profit in the fourth quarter of 225, inclusive of all costs (GAAP).
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While some brands are making strides to be inclusive of every body type — others are just living in the past.
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This can be achieved through a national dialogue — one that is inclusive of women in both its facilitation and conversation.
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Fulenwider agrees, and explains says that in order for us to move forward, we have to be inclusive of everyone.
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The point is that Facebook says these new terms are more transparent and inclusive of all the stuff Facebook collects.
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The only region with rising deal value and deal volume was Asia-Pacific (both inclusive and not inclusive of Japan).
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Sharon Ross, creator of the website Afrovivalist, sees Afro-survivalism as a growing movement inclusive of all people of color.
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And a new mosque inclusive of people with all gender and sexual identities is planned in Islamabad, the capital city.
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Tickets start from $599 a person, inclusive of shore tours in all ports, meals and wine and beer with dinner.
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We won't have a shot at this unless we start with diverse teams — inclusive of gender, race, experience, and perspective.
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Our customer understands that Everlane is a democratic and honest brand and we want to be inclusive of all people.
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"We strive to organize the world's information in a way that is inclusive of all people," a Google spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Q4 guidance was soft, implying significant top-line deceleration about 1,350bps at the midpoint inclusive of 153bps anticipated f/x headwind.
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In each of these cases, the attackers were targeting franchises and films that were inclusive of women and people of color.
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And work is still underway to make it more inclusive of people who don't use smartphones or who speak different languages.
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" In its words, "We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy.
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Prices from 2150,000 euros (about $9,444) for two people inclusive of accommodations, breakfast, some meals, all activities, transfers and taxes. ACTION!
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He is now in the process of helping them set up an employee resource group that is inclusive of LGBT people.
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The most inclusive of the top four Grammy categories was Best New Artist, where 36.4% of the nominees have been female.
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The brand is notoriously inclusive of all skin tones, and its Stunna Lip Paint has received rave reviews since its release.
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How can it be more expansive and inclusive of all the different ways there are to be a boy or man?
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Federal agencies such as the Department of Finance Canada have already begun to adopt initiatives that are more inclusive of fintech.
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Ultimately, the company decided it was important for Google to "create a culture that is more supportive and inclusive of" women.
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Title IX has been widely interpreted by courts to include gender identity, and, within that, to be inclusive of transgender people.
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A noted feminist theorist and author, Gloria Anzaldúa paved the way for a more intersectional feminism, especially inclusive of Chicana women.
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In those places, if access is generally inclusive of the press, then access can't be denied arbitrarily or absent compelling reasons.
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Launches May 2017; rates from $462 per person for one-night programs inclusive of all meals, open bar and scheduled excursions.
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It also had a strong working-class identity — and was far more inclusive of people from New York City's other boroughs.
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The manager has been terminated for violating the franchisee's anti-discrimination policy, which is inclusive of gender identity and sexual orientation.
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Prices from $3,500 a person, inclusive of accommodations, all meals and nonalcoholic beverages and non-guided activities such as horseback riding.
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After the canvassing, 29 percent of the people in the placebo condition said they strongly supported policies inclusive of undocumented immigrants.
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Bock&aposs approach to hiring prioritizes setting uncompromising high standards and making the process inclusive of each candidate&aposs potential colleagues.
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Verizon is walking away with Jaunt's technology assets here, which is inclusive of their VR tech and their newer AR efforts.
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This is an example of a cultural practice that could be changed in order to be more inclusive of all bodies.
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So we avoided specificity and really strove to curate a show that was inclusive of different forms and ideas about queerness.
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"We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy," the Ravelry statement said.
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That report underlined the need for the party to be more engaging and inclusive of minority communities, notably Hispanics and African-Americans.
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In his op-ed, Adams offered an example of a creative environment in Hollywood that's inclusive of trans talent: the show Transparent.
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The committee will establish various subcommittees to develop the standards, which must be inclusive of all types of cultures and technological advances.
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What they have in common is being deeply personal but not necessarily inclusive of people already within a Facebook' user's social network.
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Additionally Shaich said that today Panera is the leading digital restaurant company, inclusive of Starbucks, outside of the big three pizza operators.
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Replenishing the party with qualified outsiders and new ideas will make for a stronger party and one inclusive of all Americans. 7.
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In the last couple of years, we've heard story after story about tech companies not being inclusive of people from underrepresented minorities.
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Many hotels and hotel chains have diversity officers who oversee the process of educating employees and making properties inclusive of all travelers.
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This isn't the first time in recent years that Merriam-Webster has updated its definitions to be more inclusive of LGBTQ communities.
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People are hacked because they're human, and we need to be more inclusive of the diversity of humanity to solve these problems.
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The suites are equipped with sofas, free Wifi, flat-screen TVs, gourmet snack, premium liquors and food, all inclusive of the price.
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"Adding emoji emblematic to users' life experiences helps foster a diverse culture that is inclusive of disability," Apple said in its proposal.
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Our emoji keyboards are ever-expanding, as the pictograph language continues to evolve and become more and more inclusive of all users.
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"Meals that are not inclusive of some protein might leave people struggling more with satiety than meals that include protein," Freedhoff said.
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"We strive to organize the world's information in a way that is inclusive of all peopl e," a Google spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Another option is the marathon package at Luma Hotel Times Square , inclusive of accommodations and a juice and cookie from Juice Press.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Tate Modern has expanded its curatorial perspective to be more inclusive of international voices this week.
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Forbes reports that Federer&aposs annual earnings, inclusive of prize money and sponsorships, have reached a career-high mark of $93.4 million.Tennis.
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The Democrats need to focus on class, inclusive of all who make up that class, not on the hyphens of identity politics.
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The city will begin a selection process the choose a new name which it says will be transparent and inclusive of citizens.
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She should encourage universities in creating and expanding educational programs about consent, boundaries and healthy sex that are inclusive of LGBTQ students.
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Inclusive of the US, the Kooples is in 36 countries now and maintains a remarkable consistency in its approach to international expansion.
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"We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy," the online statement reads.
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Sometimes hearing that single-sex services are already inclusive of trans people who do not have gender-recognition certificates surprises the general public.
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"We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow for open white supremacy," Ravelry wrote in its new policy.
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Fitch expects long-term gross debt, inclusive of CP, to decline during the next several years with a more balanced capital allocation policy.
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They've always included me in the process and now that I'm making films, I'm really inclusive of them, and I want their opinion.
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Only eight of the hospitals were able to provide a full price, inclusive of physician charges; 53 were unable to provide any estimate.
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"We strive to organize the world's information in a way that is inclusive of all people," Google spokeswoman Liz Davidoff said by email.
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Typically, each Winc delivery costs $52 inclusive of four $13 bottles, but for a limited time, you can get it for only $26.
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Most importantly we want these events to be places where people bring their kids, and that are inclusive of everyone in the community.
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In 2015, Thailand's Gender Equality Act came into effect, outlawing gender-based discrimination and inclusive of lesbians, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT).
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I guess the difference would be, between my solo stuff and Bellringer, is that I'm being more inclusive of other people's musical personalities.
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"The key point is that ShFE settlement prices are inclusive of VAT," said Guy Wolf, global head of market analytics at Marex Spectron.
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Its creator, April Reign, became a target, with some accusing her campaign of also not being inclusive of other minorities besides African-Americans.
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I think, from a business standpoint, it's important that Hollywood evolves and becomes more inclusive of Asians, of women, of African-Americans—everybody.
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"Yesterday was our largest day ever, inclusive of New Year's and Halloween, which are our busiest times," said Cory Rellas, Drizly's chief executive.
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It is about focusing on what is beautiful, unique, and praise-worthy but also being more inclusive of what falls into those categories.
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And the wine list, nearly 100 bottles strong and respectfully inclusive of Virginia wineries, encourages diners to get out of their comfort zones.
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"We pledge to create an administration that serves the people, answers to the people, and is inclusive of all of Afghanistan," he said.
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"Our goal was to wake up an industry that was not being inclusive of a customer that wanted to buy fashion," Chase said.
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The group had famously divergent opinions about what defined black art, and was not inclusive of women — Amos was the lone female member.
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Because it's everything, inclusive of money and food and sex and things and bad habits and high expectations and low moods and sleep. Everything!
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Fitch notes that non-performing assets (NPAs), inclusive of accruing troubled debt restructurings, compared favorably to large regional bank peer average at year-end.
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We talk about the change we're trying to create in the world, and that's inclusive of social change, with this being a pivotal issue.
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The goal for Ally Moms is to be "inclusive of all genders," she says, including parents who don't identify as either male or female.
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Nightly rates begin at $1,000 for two people, inclusive of meals, alcohol and several activities, such as a guided visit to the local village.
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Last year Instacart expanded from 18 to 30 markets, and this year plans to add another 30 (inclusive of five new markets already launched).
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For another, like bad examples of body positivity, face positivity can fail to be inclusive of embracing all marginalized skin tones and skin colors.
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But he thinks that Silicon Valley has a long way to go to evolve its thesis, to ensure it's more inclusive of all Americans.
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The fee covers routine "visits" with her, inclusive of transition-related care, and easy access to her at other times via secure text messaging.
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In other words, the numbers are not only invented, but unrelated to the 2016 election, and inclusive of all tech companies, not just Google.
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Our foremost initiative for the brand was to become more inclusive of today's consumer, with the ongoing commitment to bring healthy beauty to all.
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To quote from Ravelry's policy update: We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy.
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It's been a bumpy year — the organization has been criticized for not being transparent about its inner financial workings or inclusive of diverse voices.
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FMBI's non-performing asset (NPA) ratio (inclusive of accruing troubled debt restructures) increased from 0.87% at June 30, 2016 (103Q16) to 1.05% at 2Q17.
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Volary is inclusive of new technologies and made of natural, organic materials for a highly sustainable building resulting in a zero net energy footprint.
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"I want for athletic and recreational spaces to be more inclusive of all sorts of people who might not typically feel welcomed," Molteni offers.
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"Museums are often more inclusive of various people than other kinds of public spaces," said Debra Cole, a Met Signs educator, in an email.
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In the early days, access to the web was expensive and exclusive, and it was not reflective or inclusive of society as a whole.
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The New Eagle Creek Saloon was deliberately created to be inclusive of queer elders, which is not always a common part of queer gatherings.
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For freedom of religion to be inclusive of all Americans, it must apply to those who choose not to worship any deity at all.
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The company will have an annual effective tax rate of 16 percent, plus or minus 2 percent, inclusive of the tax reform, Kavanaugh said.
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Last year, Black Students United demanded a new name for Cornell Plantations as one way Cornell could be more inclusive of its minority students.
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If his most visible hires are not inclusive of Latinos, it's hard to imagine that the thousands of other roles in his administration will be.
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"It's the responsibility of the government to create jobs and make them inclusive—of age, gender, sexuality—but for now that's far fetched," Quilicol said.
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Attempts to make language more inclusive of trans people mean that in some quarters the very words "man" and "woman" are falling out of use.
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As Sportif Lezbon makes it a point of honour to be inclusive of everyone, the team is not just open to women but also men.
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"Research just came out that the of the 100 largest Evangelical Churches in America, zero are publicly inclusive of our LGTBQ friends," he tells me.
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The change was intended to make the products more inclusive of people who menstruate but don't identify as women, including transgender men and nonbinary people.
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"We want to raise our voices because the city of Chicago has an incredibly proud tradition of being inclusive, of bringing people together," said Rep.
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But in order to benefit the most people, we must shift our approach to thinking about comprehensive, integrative care that is inclusive of mental health.
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The decision to make the early debates big and inclusive, of course, had a good intention, to avoid shutting out too many voices too early.
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The redesign was just the latest in a series of actions by companies to be more inclusive of customers who are transgender, genderqueer or nonbinary.
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"Until today, there was no evidence-based guideline in the United States on pediatric mTBI -- inclusive of all causes," Houry said in a news release.
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Only 52% said they had an employee handbook, and just 46% of them said their handbook is up to date and inclusive of all guidelines.
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The Vagine Regime is actually going through a rebranding of sorts—it's now referred to as the VR, to be inclusive of other body parts.
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For the record: the movement for Black lives (inclusive of all the various national & local orgs & grassroots movements) was accused of not having clear policy initiatives.
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The company's AUM growth was driven by market appreciation and the previously noted GEAM business inclusive of follow-on new business already generated from that acquisition.
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This wasn't just about pretty makeup products — it was about Robyn Fenty dedicating two years of her life to a collection that was inclusive of everyone.
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Good American is inclusive of sizes that mainstream brands commonly leave out, opening up possibilities for previously excluded plus-size women and uncovering a new market.
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Hence my involvement in [the Equality] Act: I want to remind my own community to be the best of the best in being inclusive of others.
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The group also recommended that historical context be added to the existing monuments, and that other statues be added that are "more inclusive" of Richmond's history.
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He said the commissions that have been formed by the state government to address the issue have not been very inclusive of communities as a whole.
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Babbel's didactics expert told Insider terms like "self-partnered" and "non-binary" also help us challenge traditional stereotypes, which help us be more inclusive of everyone.
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In the end, many Empire students told us this exercise made them think our society should be more inclusive of the disabled than it is now.
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Last September, Rihanna was praised for having a lingerie fashion show inclusive of trans, plus-size, and even pregnant models—something Victoria's Secret has never done.
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Scheduled dates are available through 2018, with prices starting at $322,999 a person inclusive of luxury accommodations, all meals and alcohol onboard and eight guided excursions.
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In order for these needs to be met, they must be based on evidence from clinical trials which are inclusive of all racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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There are even some gyms opening that are designed to be inclusive of people who don't come from a strength-training background, which is very encouraging.
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But it also uses language throughout that's inclusive of all orientations and identities: "Teen Talk does not favor one type of relationship over another," she said.
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Most large corporations have long been inclusive of LGBTQ communities, at least in part because they get points -- not to mention dollars -- from consumers and employees.
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More than one-third of American workers say their workplace is not inclusive of differing political perspectives, and 12 percent have personally experienced political affiliation bias.
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Do Democrats know how to talk about diversity and national identity in a way that is inclusive of the uncomfortable as opposed to threatening to them?
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We wanted to treat them to top-shelf dining experiences, essentially getting the city's best chefs to cater our wedding — inclusive of venue, décor and centerpieces.
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When Melissa McCarthy launched her clothing line, Melissa McCarthy Seven7, she told PeopleStyle that her goal was to be inclusive of all sizes and flatter all women.
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I hope he's remembered for championing the preservation of our life support system, which is inclusive of human rights, animal rights, women's rights, racial justice, and environmentalism.
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The loan carried all-in pricing, which is inclusive of margin and fees, of 155 basis points over the London interbank offered rate (Libor), the sources said.
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Ross is eager to join Hollywood's pay disparity conversation, as she doesn't feel cisgender actors have been all that inclusive of people of color or trans people.
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When feminism fails to be intersectional — and fails to be inclusive of marginalized groups like the trans community — it can become tone-deaf, excluding, and even transphobic.
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Some 2,144 square kilometers of the Maya Biosphere Reserve in Petén were scanned, inclusive of and around areas known to be settled, developed or otherwise of importance.
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For Derstine, she sees the Allen continuing to be a "training ground for the next generation," one that is especially inclusive of women and women of color.
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But Cruz would need to build a bigger coalition, inclusive of independent-minded voters and minorities in swing states such a Florida, Virginia and Colorado, to win.
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Screen Australia's report, titled Seeing Ourselves: Reflections on Diversity in TV Drama, analysed 199 dramas aired in the country between 2011 and 2015, inclusive of those years.
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Reported net income of $4.86 billion in 1Q17 increased 13% inclusive of annual compensation accruals from the sequential quarter and 39.8% from the weaker year-ago quarter.
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Everyone saw the tenor of the gubernatorial race, it was a very nationalistic anti-immigrant sentiment, we're going to make sure that we are inclusive of everybody.
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For example, since this data only captures information from Part D patients, these figures may not be representative or fully inclusive of a doctor's entire prescribing pattern.
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We combine data from our study with our insights from the market to share some advice for leaders who want to be more inclusive of LGBTQ+ talent.
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With these cultural, racial, and religious differences, I believe that the result is representative of all three of us — it is beautiful and inclusive of all women.
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"We cannot provide a space that is inclusive of all and also allow support for open white supremacy," the site said in a statement explaining the decision.
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A few miles away, at the Nathaniel Russell House, there is an effort to make storytelling about urban slavery more inclusive of the experiences of the enslaved.
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"This rule is inclusive of all players all over the field," Riveron said, showing several examples of illegal contact by ball-carriers, blockers and special team players.
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But nobody in Stewart's sport, man or woman, has ever presented such a masterful body of work, inclusive of the pressure building from the three previous years.
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As 2020's IPO cycle is expected to be both busy and inclusive of some of the private market's biggest names, Kurtz's views are useful to understand.
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The company's losses inclusive of all costs worsened over the year, but its Q3 2019 quarter included a huge share-based compensation expense, and $86.6 million charge.
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Always announced it will be removing the Venus symbol from the packaging of their pads and pantyliners to be more inclusive of transgender and non-binary people.
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Why: The change was made to be inclusive of Sanders supporters after the strong liberal challenge he mounted during a long and sometimes bitter primary. http://wapo.
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Excluding the PCI-loans, EWBC's ratio of NPAs (inclusive of accruing TDRs) to loans and foreclosed real estate falls to the second lowest of the peer group.
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She acknowledged that the group she belonged to, League of Women Voters, struggled to be more inclusive of people like Sherman, in part because of its name.
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The low-fee revolution in investment products is evidence that a total wealth return reporting standard inclusive of tax consequences would lead to improved outcomes for clients.
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We are inclusive of all because anyone can go get a prepaid card and load cash on it and then eat with us, if they want to.
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Trans [trans] | adjective (trans people) Used as shorthand to mean transgender or transsexual — or sometimes to be inclusive of a wide variety of identities under the transgender umbrella.
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I know many of my fellow Republicans want to see our party continue to evolve to be more inclusive of all Americans regardless of gender, age or race.
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But through the dedication of activists like Seals, Democrats have been pushed further to the left than initially expected, with a party platform inclusive of criminal justice reform.
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She added that political parties and the Australian news media needed to be more inclusive of non-European voices, and not just on issues like immigration or crime.
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As the world becomes more inclusive of these stories, it's important that the people who need to see them most actually do — hence the Color of Change initiative.
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Grindr announced new updates today to its gay dating app on iOS and Android that are designed to make its social network feel more inclusive of transgender users.
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Toronto is the first show under the new name as an effort to be inclusive of those who felt like they didn't fit under the previous, gendered name.
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I wanted us to prove that the majority of us are decent people who want a world that is fair, just and inclusive of Women and All people.
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The result is a collage that offers a sweeping range of sounds inclusive of every iteration of drill and trap to the "backpackers" and alternative forms of each.
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The budget for each of the artworks is approximately $2,2000,000 (AUD) inclusive of all artist's fees, as well as associated expenses for design, fabrication, insurance, transportation and installation.
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Human rights groups warn that Bangladesh is increasingly becoming an autocratic state, inclusive of intimation and clamping down on all forms of political dissent, including arts and journalism.
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CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET You can go on a weeklong safari, inclusive of accommodations, meals and internal flights for $2,000 a person or for upward of $20,000 a person.
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" Tom Hayes, the president and CEO of Tyson Foods, said in a statement earlier this year: "A protein strategy inclusive of alternative forms is intuitive for Tyson Foods.
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They also focused on crafting policies with language that's inclusive of those who are most vulnerable to harassment––such as women of color, immigrants, and the LGBTQ community.
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In a Going Further activity, you will make a recommendation for your school to become more inclusive of people with gender identities outside the male and female binary.
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Some have characterized the thresholds as an overcorrection from the DNC's approach in 2016 — an attempt to be inclusive of all candidates and not just the establishment favorites.
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Coles said its capital expenditure, inclusive of upfront fees to Ocado, was expected to be A$130 to A$150 million over the four year development and construction period.
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The medium to long term recommendations include developing a school curriculum inclusive of both sports and academics and the need to encourage children to focus on a specialized sport.
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Menstrual pad brand Always will no longer use the Venus symbol on its packaging, in a move that makes the products more inclusive of trans and non-binary customers.
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Former NBA star Baron Davis is pumped Nancy Lieberman got tapped to head coach a BIG3 team ... and says her hiring proves their sport is inclusive of all people.
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WHO should act as an information resource for all countries and should involve the wider range of stakeholders to be inclusive of the various players with different cultural perspectives.
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The brand has lost market share to companies like Adore Me, Lively, ThirdLove and American Eagle's Aerie, which consumers say are more comfortable and inclusive of different body types.
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Once that 5 minutes passes, a $0.40 per minute fee will begin to assess — retroactively inclusive of the first 5, so you're looking at $2 right off the bat.
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But the Healthy Youth Act went a few steps further, mandating that lessons be inclusive of same-sex relationships and gender identities, and that they emphasized communication and consent.
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Procter & Gamble, owner of the Always brand, announced it would remove the symbol in an effort to be more inclusive of its nonbinary and transgender customers, NBC News reports.
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Her site features a truly beginner-friendly guide to starting a yoga routine, most notably with a list of fitness-gear brands that are inclusive of all body types.
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Airbnb's willingness to be inclusive of people with disabilities comes in light of Lyft and Uber facing lawsuits over the lack of options available for people who use wheelchairs.
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This is no easy task given our size, but the desire to open our own school came with a deep commitment and obligation to be inclusive of all students.
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As an example, the fledgling firm said a member with a $100,000 account would generate a maximum of $500 annually for the company, inclusive of the various revenue streams.
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"It's a big shame Victoria's Secret decided not to be inclusive of trans women within their shows or campaigns," Bergdorf told the Daily Mail in January, following Razek's comments.
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Moreover, while the total volume of nonperforming assets (inclusive of accruing troubled debt restructured) has increased 31.4% year-over-year, non-energy-related NPAs have continued their steady descent.
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And this language and education should start early—in federally mandated comprehensive sex education programs in schools that are inclusive of all gender identities and sexual orientations and behaviors.
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"I am happy that it has become more inclusive of people of different races and sizes, but of course there is still a long way to go," she says.
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The proposals for cash checks being weighed right now are dramatically more generous, and more inclusive of America's poorest residents, than the 2500, 26, and 21 stimulus checks were.
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I charge $200 per week, inclusive of bills.) Loans: $0 (This gal failed out of high school, so no student loans.)Electricity: $150 (The meter is read each quarter.
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The fact that the entertainment industry is not necessarily inclusive of the African-American experience is a similar form of neglect and is a symptom of a deeper problem.
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One poll found that Australia is less inclusive of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people than countries like France and Canada, although it scored higher than the global average.
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But a planning team is meeting on Saturday to develop a firmer mission statement and ensure the movement is "inclusive of all people (and all fields of science)," they said.
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He discussed his vision for the culture he wants within Mesa Police to include communication, respect, and professionalism in every encounter inclusive of a review of policy, procedure and training.
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The bank earned net profit, inclusive of non-controlling interests, of 91.2 million riyals for the first quarter, compared with 274.2 million riyals in the same period of last year.
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State-owned Mubadala sold 40 million shares or 3.9 percent of the outstanding shares of the company, inclusive of warrants and excluding the convertible bonds, Mubadala spokesman Brian Lott said.
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Our integrity depends on being inclusive of all perspectives and view points, and using ranking to connect people with the stories and sources they find the most meaningful and engaging.
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" The spokesperson said that the transcriptions account for 0.2% of all voice clips, adding that they "help make voice recognition systems more inclusive of different accents and dialects across languages.
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It feels like a broken record at this point, yet we're not seeing enough of a change in hiring practices to be inclusive of both women and people of color.
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Fashion hasn't always been inclusive of curvy women, and now I've been put on the cover of Vogue and will be attending the biggest annual event in the fashion industry.
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"The Academy should form a task force to examine its membership procedures and develop steps to make it more inclusive of people of color and women," the study authors wrote.
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"The huge positioning squeeze, notably on gold and yen crosses, inclusive of CNH, after the latest news should be largely done," said Alan Ruskin, chief international strategist at Deutsche Bank.
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Understanding that diversity includes women, people of color, LGBTQ people, and all underrepresented minorities is at the heart of our work to create an environment that is inclusive of everyone.
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Apollo Global Management on Monday officially submitted a $5.6 billion takeover offer, inclusive of debt, for LifePoint Health and will combine LifePoint with its other hospital chain, RCCH HealthCare Partners.
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As we engage with the Iraqi government and other governments in the region, we need to ensure that our political and development assistance have conditions that are inclusive of minorities.
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Those who want to have healthier holiday gatherings or be inclusive of vegan guests might be more likely to reach for a non-dairy eggnog if they become more available.
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Progressive feminists of a range of backgrounds were pleased to see that it made painstaking and explicit efforts to be inclusive of all racial groups, economic classes, and gender identities.
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"I am so honored to partner with COVERGIRL, an iconic brand that is inclusive of anyone who finds the joy in playing with makeup," the Riverdale star says of the partnership.
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"The goals need to be realistic and inclusive of patient choice and shared decision-making between patients and their doctors," said Bryan Becker, chief medical officer for DaVita Integrated Kidney Care.
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Even inclusive of Amazon, the consumer wants to spend and so despite the volatility that you see in the macro environment, it doesn't seem to be having an impact so far.
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"The company has been clear in our position that the Offer should reflect the accurate future value of M1 (inclusive of an acceptable control premium), consistent with market standards," Axiata said.
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While showing improvement, TCB's asset quality metrics as measured by the nonperforming asset (NPA) ratio (inclusive of accruing TDRs) was 2% of HFI loans and foreclosed real estate as of 3Q16.
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The app tries to be inclusive of everyone who menstruates, and the company behind it promises not to sell your health data (though it sometimes shares anonymized data sets with researchers).
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However, even if the ... retreat from QE has come into focus, this is also in part because the global economy is in better shape inclusive of trends for these two economies.
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Some mills were selling sugar below the MSP while others are selling sugar at MSP inclusive of a nationwide sales tax, which is in breach of the directive, the ministry wrote.
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Broadcom on Monday officially offered to buy chipmaking rival Qualcomm for around $103 billion, or $70 per share in cash and stock, not inclusive of around $22 billion in assumed debt.
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The Cut reported back in April that the designer felt the line needed to add more options to its palette to feel wholly inclusive of women of all races and ethnicities.
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The part that tries to make it more progressive, more inclusive of people like me, of people of color, of women, of people who were shut out when it was written.
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While the new government has committed to maintain the "status quo," it rarely speaks of the '92 consensus, the political terms inclusive of both Taiwan and the mainland as one China.
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It's a space primarily for black people, though inclusive of all races and ethnicities, to be free from sexism, racism, ableism, ageism, homophobia, fat phobia, transphobia and hatefulness—essentially, it's paradise.
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Rates start at $523,345 per tent per night based on double occupancy, inclusive of all food and beverage, private guided activities and excursions, spa treatments, personal butler, airport transfers, and taxes.
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Some campaign staffers said privately Saturday that they felt obligated to sign the Booker letter or risk appearing racist, or unsupportive of an effort to be inclusive of candidates of color.
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"Hot Girl Summer" is yet another testament to the Houston rapper being inclusive of other women in hip-hop, further debunking the long-held myth that female emcees don't get along.
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Kossoff acknowledged that all of the state and corporate efforts to be inclusive of non-binary people are victories for the community, but said more is still needed to ensure equality.
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Fitch expects Citi will likely maintain a buffer of between 7503bps and 100bps above the fully phased-in CET1 requirement of 10%, which is inclusive of its G-SIB surcharge of 3%.
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You're always the person that's inclusive of everybody and always making sure everybody is having fun, and we're like a spontaneous combustion of energy when we're together, at least we think so.
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RuPaul's Guide to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Style," drag is "sarcastic spoof on culture, which allows us to laugh at ourselves, but in a way that is inclusive of everyone.
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In March 2018, the tech giant requested more emoji that were inclusive of disability in a proposal sent to the Unicode Consortium — the nonprofit organization that sets the global standard for emojis.
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Correction: This piece has been corrected to reflect McBride's salary as not inclusive of tips, how many years McBride has been competing, and to accurately describe the cocktail he made this year.
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They may also implicitly connect America to "white America" (now inclusive of Catholics, Morse's protestations notwithstanding) and view the increasing political and cultural influence of minority communities as further evidence of decline.
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In this sense, being Deaf is more than a specific state of hearing; it's being part of a specific culture that's inclusive of those with mild as well as profound hearing loss.
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A spokesperson said:We support breastfeeding and pumping in any of our customer facilities that mothers are comfortable using - that's inclusive of onboard our aircraft, in our Admiral's Clubs and other airport facilities.
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The Indiana Republican Party voted to keep language defining marriage as being "between a man and a woman" in its platform, rejecting language meant to be more inclusive of same-sex couples.
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The first few months of 2017 showed slow growth for both Twitch and YouTube Gaming Live (not inclusive of other live channels); this led to some speculation that the market was stagnating.
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This is a historic moment which upholds the protections of #AffirmativeAction in WA. Our state is stronger when it is inclusive of all people, and everyone has an equitable chance to participate.
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So he keeps adjusting their games to be more inclusive of JJ's needs, both because it's the decent thing to do and because it's the kind of puzzle he genuinely likes solving.
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Mr. Jones: There are many "play-styles" for swinging and partner-swapping: voyeurism (watching), exhibitionism (being watched), girl-girl, soft-swap (everything but penetrative sex) and full-swap (inclusive of penetrative sex).
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It has been controversial since before it opened, largely because Larson said in an interview last month that she wanted to make her press days more inclusive of nonwhite, non-male journalists.
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But the report's authors maintained that the regional councils program, while not inclusive of all economic development money, should still be scrutinized as a barometer of Mr. Cuomo's dedication to nonwhite communities.
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Though the financial services industry has made more of a push to be inclusive of women and people of color, attendees took the Fisher episode as a symptom of a larger problem.
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"Clearly the President-elect is not the most open-minded and inclusive of human beings," she said, when asked what affect she thinks the election result might have on the refugee crisis.
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"We have to be more inclusive of who belong on Airbnb — but there's also a flip side: Not everyone belongs on Airbnb," Chesky said in December, during a global Q&A session.
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The women's category also has been slightly inclusive of international leaders; Mother Teresa (1995-96, 2023, 1980), Margaret Thatcher (1988-90, 21625-2900), and Golda Meir (220006-2202, 2628) have finished first.
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But on Tuesday, the Sanders campaign said that in order for unity to prevail, it was up to Democratic state parties to make their processes fairer and more inclusive of his campaign.
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The company is currently working on other ways to make the game more inclusive of others in the room that aren't the first person player in the game, experimenting with Google's ARcore software.
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The group told the Navy that adding grooming options would eliminate a distraction, be more inclusive of different hair textures and enable people to keep their hair natural instead of processing it chemically.
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The "Screening With Dignity Act" mandates new training protocols, new privacy protections, and, chiefly, a cost analysis of recalibrating full-body screening technology to be more inclusive of transgender and non-binary passengers.
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New York City's Governor's Ball is perhaps the most inclusive of the country's well-known festivals, with 42% of its musical acts this year featuring at least one woman or non-binary member.
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"We will continue to assist Iraq and so must the entire world as it works to stabilize liberated areas and promote governance and development that is inclusive of all Iraqi communities," he said.
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The change in curriculum will be rolled out in 2022 and will require all schools—including religious schools—to teach relationships and sexuality education (shortened to RSE) that is inclusive of LGBTQ issues.
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Intersectionality, including other industries — all these things are incredibly important to us, so all the language, hopefully, will feel inclusive of people who have in the past felt left out of these conversations.
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But more importantly, the gender gap in the dialogue around film criticism also has very real ramifications for a Hollywood that has been increasingly vocal about trying to be more inclusive of women.
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This spring, Toronto Star columnist Emma Teitel wrote that Mother's Day and Father's Day should be retired and replaced with Guardian's Day in order to be inclusive of the diversity of modern parents.
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"Restructuring is going to have to be inclusive of all of Puerto Rico's debt in order to address the crisis that they have," Lew said in testimony before the House Financial Services Committee.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Trust Leverage: Fitch's NCF on the pool is $0003 million (inclusive of expected cash from the site acquisition account), implying a Fitch stressed debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) of 1.23x.
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First, here are some high-level numbers: Google also recognizes its gender reporting is "not inclusive of our non-binary population" and is looking for the best way to measure gender moving forward.
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Global institutions needed to be inclusive of "countries that were given no say in the legal and security infrastructure that was set up by the victors of the Second World War", he added.
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Whereas traditionally the father in the family was the primary clubgoer, only occasionally joined at the club by his family for a meal, clubs today are trying to be more inclusive of families.
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In addition, while AAT continues its evolution towards a more unsecured funding model, it has issued only four series of private placement bonds (inclusive of this $250 million issuance) since its 2011 IPO.
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Some experts have called attention to cultural differences, saying that doctors need to be aware of them in order to offer mental health care that's inclusive of Japanese communities at home and abroad.
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The company will remain commercial-loan focused with C&I loans making up around one-fourth of the loan book, and CRE, inclusive of owner-occupied and multifamily, making up just under half.
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Simple, elegant, and inclusive of the wide diversity of this group, which ranged from the tiny horse-sized Europasaurus to the 122-foot-long hulking giants of the titanosaur branch of the tree.
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Anne-Marie HislopChicago To the Editor: I wonder how many Americans listening to the debate points regarding Medicare for All understand that Medicare is neither free nor inclusive of all health care costs.
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Being around a lot of creatives, I've heard so many stories of those around me striving to make the media more inclusive of Black people, something that's been missing for the longest time.
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But in recent years, many restaurant owners and chefs have embraced a new aesthetic in professional kitchens that is less hierarchical, more comfortable and inclusive of bodies of all shapes, sizes and genders.
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But audience members were making strides in advocacy — one, who asked a question about making film and TV crews more inclusive of women of color, had recently gotten a job with her union.
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These new requirements were deliberate on the DNC's part; a move to be more inclusive of grassroots candidates, after some argued the party tried to stack the deck for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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The starting price for this historic camera was €90,000, and it was estimated to go as high as €180,000; it eventually sold for €384,000, (approximately the aforementioned $406,000), inclusive of the fees and premiums.
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"There needs to be something more basic and universal where various industry players get together and collaboratively come up with approaches of doing business that are more inclusive of women and people of color."
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The bank said it would demerge the entire wealth management and mortgage broking arms into a separately listed new company called CFS Group, inclusive of its Colonial First State Global Asset Management (CFSGAM) business.
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In 2000, gay astrologer Peter Clamp wrote a piece entitled "The Astrology of Homophobia," enjoining fellow astrologers to be more inclusive of the queer community, both in their personal practice and in their readings.
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But as I researched sex positions, I had trouble finding a guide that was inclusive of gender and had variations accommodating a wide range of physical abilities — standing sex can be quite the workout.
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Some diners might ultimately prefer the separation of church and shake, but they can also choose not to eat there if they find it offensive or not inclusive of their beliefs–food or otherwise.
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Today, the chef proposes a single-course inclusive of paccheri alla sorrentina, a tube-shaped pasta served with fresh tomato sauce and mozzarella, squid stew with peas, and potato salad, served on the side.
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LIQUIDITY Walmart had nearly $18 billion of liquidity inclusive of revolver availability and readily available cash which excludes $700 million of oversees cash that may not be easily transferable, as of July 31, 2016.
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Another image of a young black girl against a concrete backdrop amounts to a subtle reminder that the community should be unyielding in its demand for black power and inclusive of all black women.
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Cameco also said it expected 2017 revenue of C$2.1 billion to C$2.2 billion, inclusive of Tepco's volume, adding that it could withstand any potential loss of revenue this year from the dispute.
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Paul E. Singer, a billionaire Republican who has financed gay rights battles across the country, is now funding an effort to write into the platform language more inclusive of gays, lesbians and transgender people.
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Waters said NCAVP is trying to get the Family Violence Prevention Services Act's language adjusted to be more inclusive of LGBTQ survivors, so that domestic violence shelters and services will be more widely accessible.
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Although UNESCO states that its list is meant to be inclusive of similar traditions elsewhere (rather than a record of who-came-up-with-what-first) the Armenian government strongly objected to Azerbaijan's application.
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Microsoft and New Zealand's Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori, or Māori Language Commission, have been working together for years to make sure that the company's software is inclusive of this vanishing language.
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" Still, she said, even if the terms are not always understood, it's important to be "inclusive of all those identities that have had less visibility in our conversations, in our books, in our movies.
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Malaysia's Axiata, which holds a 13 percent stake in M1, said in September the offer should reflect the accurate future value of M1, inclusive of an acceptable control premium and consistent with market standards.
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If Democrats don't find effective ways to be more inclusive of white rural America, all of us — white, black, and in between — could soon slam into that wall Humpty-Trumpty the Megabuilder is constructing.
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The chancellor [Alexander N. Cartwright] and his leadership team (most of whom have been here or in their positions less than three years) are committed to a university that is inclusive of all students.
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The shed contains a dual rakija system, inclusive of two large, copper heating vats (known as kazia in Macedonian) and two steam pots, each pumping out rakija to one white and one red plastic tub.
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Pressed on the matter this week by BuzzFeed News, YSU officials agreed to provide an unredacted copy of the contract, revealing a $65,000 fee, inclusive of all expenses for Keppler and for Kelly and Giffords.
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As such, we are raising our rating on CLX to Hold (from Sell) while maintaining our prior $139 target, which still reflects -6% downside to Wednesday's close (albeit only -3.5% downside inclusive of dividend yield).
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"I am therefore appealing to the private sector and the people of Zimbabwe, inclusive of those in the diaspora, to support this emergency relief program," Mnangagwa told reporters and business executives at a news conference.
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For Queens, Hsu says this could be an opportunity to create a model for the rest of the tech industry by creating a workforce that is inclusive of gender, socioeconomic backgrounds, race, and religious beliefs.
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Regarding racial diversity, Etsy has slightly improved since 2014 — meaning the company is slightly less white and more inclusive of Latino/as and blacks — but still has a quite a bit of work to do.
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There's an obvious tension in this project of building a conservatism that is simultaneously skeptical of cultural change caused by immigration and, somehow, inclusive of the largely nonwhite immigrants who are responsible for changing it.
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In 2015, students at Mount Holyoke College, a liberal-arts college for women in Massachusetts, decided to break with their tradition of performing the play over concerns that it was insufficiently inclusive of transgender people.
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Women-only spaces (meaning woman-identified, and inclusive of trans women) will continue to be relevant as long as we have laws, policies, and social norms that [affect] individuals on the basis of their gender.
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These figures are inclusive of loans that were left at Bank of America when FRC was spun back out of it in 2010 as well as all single-family loans sold into the secondary market.
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The tech giant submitted a proposal for more emojis that were inclusive of disability in a proposal sent to the Unicode Consortium — the nonprofit organization that sets the global standard for emojis — in March 2018.
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"[Trump] did say in his convention speech that he wanted to be inclusive of LGBTQ people," said Jennifer Pizer, the Director of Law and Policy at Lambda Legal, a group that advocates for LGBTQ rights.
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"I am therefore appealing to the development partners, private sector and general public, inclusive of those in the diaspora, to rally with the government to support the emergency relieve programs," Kasukuwere said in a statement.
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According to a person familiar with Vandermeyden's account, she was asked to meet with Gabrielle Toledano, Tesla's new chief people officer, so that they could discuss ways the company could become more inclusive of women.
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Republican strategists, realizing there's little that can be done to corral Trump, say the party's best strategy may be to elevate other voices who are seen as more inclusive of Hispanic perspectives, such as Rubio.
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CKP has partnered Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Limited (CKI, A-/Stable) and Power Assets Holdings (PAH, 38.9%-owned by CKI) to acquire 100% of Duet Group for up to AUD7.5bn (HKD43.1bn), inclusive of transaction costs.
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When asked about the ability to change the perceived age of Avatars to be inclusive of Facebook's older users, Raimo admitted that's a gap in the product that it plans to fill by year's end.
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At my direction, FEMA completely revised Emergency Support Function #14, included in the National Response Framework, to be inclusive of private sector engagement, indicating the importance of this interaction for emergency preparedness and response purposes.
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The trailer for the new "Heathers" TV series has dropped, and this time around the group is more inclusive of other races and genders, but there is still that viciousness familiar to high school cliques.
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When there are so many other things going on in the world, when sometimes it seems as though these companies are targeting new products to a very specific market, and they're not inclusive of everybody.
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In a "Statement of the Purpose of a Corporation," 181 CEOs of U.S. corporations affirmed that companies generate long-term value for shareholders by serving their corporate purposes, inclusive of a broader group of stakeholders.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Besides amusement parks, what other places could be modified, expanded or made more comfortable so they become more inclusive of the disabled or those with special needs?
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Carlson also told GMA that the competition would be more inclusive of "women who may not have felt comfortable participating in our program before" due to the bikini event portion, another radical step for the organization.
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But, if Trump is going to make America great again, he will need to be genuinely inclusive of all Americans, especially those who did not vote for him and who do not agree with his vision.
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Under the terms of the deal, Pfizer said it has paid about $51 million upfront and may pay up to $635.8 million in clinical and regulatory milestone payments, inclusive of the payment to exercise the option.
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But fandamentalism is also endemic in the anger that so many of these young men feel at the very idea of giant, well-established franchises evolving to be more inclusive of women and people of color.
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It's currently using industry lists to make that determination, but it says it knows industry lists "are not inclusive of all the news pages on Facebook" and its goal is to be as inclusive as possible.
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"You know, @MTV, for a network that claims to be tolerant and inclusive of the LGBT community, I have to say I'm shocked you'd still associate with ignorant, bigoted trash like David Eason," user @BuyMeASlushie tweeted.
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Recently, she even argued for being more inclusive of anti-abortion Democrats within the party—a significant departure from Warren's stance on abortion, which she has taken further than simply "codifying" or "protecting" Roe v. Wade.
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The actress, who was named goodwill ambassador for the United Nations, also encouraged listeners to be more inclusive of the at-home roles — specifically, being more open to offering fathers the same parenting opportunities as mothers.
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With the captions "#KKWBody," the images mirror those from her own KKW Body campaign last April, which featured Kardashian West lying around fully nude and were quickly criticized for not being inclusive of all body shapes.
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Moreover, while the total volume of nonperforming assets (inclusive of accruing troubled debt restructured ) have increased 46.8% year-over-year, non-energy-related NPAs have continued their steady descent, falling 14.5% during the same time period.
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Congress should formally engage a panel inclusive of government and private sector representatives to develop legislative recommendations for removing barriers and incentivizing the private sector to participate more fully in building community resilience and national preparedness.
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Specifically, I've calculated at least $180 million that Toys "R" Us paid its sponsors in management and advisory fees, not inclusive of an $81 million transaction slug nor fees and interest related to subsequent debt financings.
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Yet despite perceptions that the culture is dominated by straight, white, conservative men, in his view the genre is in the midst of a bit of a cultural shakeup, one more inclusive of artists like him.
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Social media companies allow people to talk about whatever they want — inclusive of conspiracy theories — as long as they're not inciting violence or breaking the companies' terms of service in other ways, like through hate speech.
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They're pricey, but there are a couple factors to consider: REI members get significant discounts, and the price is inclusive of things like park fees, meals, camping tents, cooking equipment, some transportation, and professional guiding expertise.
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"Our integrity depends on being inclusive of all perspectives and view points, and using ranking to connect people with the stories and sources they find the most meaningful and engaging," the company said in the document.
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Well, for example when I go to Kent, you do moves that are definitely inclusive of all the furniture and appliances, because people out there tend to move house to house rather than apartment to apartment.
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The report suggests the party take a "big tent" approach and become more inclusive of candidates who personally oppose abortion or support gun rights, arguing that Democrats are losing the "cultural popularity contest" with rural voters.
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In addition, I will fight to pass comprehensive sex education legislation based on the Real Education for Healthy Youth Act that's inclusive of all youth and provides information on a range of topics, including preventing S.T.I.s.
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" Pressed on the matter, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, defended the statement as "inclusive" of all of those targeted during the Holocaust, including Gypsies, priests and gay people, and he called the criticism "pathetic.
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Staging practical interactions that are inclusive of LGBTQ students can help reduce the stigma that keeps people from expressing their desires, whether that's to stop or start a sexual encounter, use protection, or confront abusive behavior.
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And while DIY spaces in Brooklyn often explicitly seek to be inclusive of people of color and marginalized groups, Colon said she still sees them as part of a transplant culture that can be alienating for some.
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If you are able to hit them at a visceral level, then they can connect with your story, and hopefully through increased exposure expand their minds to be inclusive of the people that they see around them.
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Given that it is a space meant for entrepreneurs to get work done, it makes sense that it would be inclusive of all genders, as women and non-binary folk often build businesses with cisgender males, too.
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Forty volunteers - inclusive of both low- and high-dose groups - demonstrated Zika-specific immune responses after one or two vaccinations, Inovio said, adding there were no significant safety concerns after 14 weeks from the initiation of dosing.
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Of course, she believes the industry should be more inclusive of women (as well as any folks who don't identify as cis-males) in front of and behind the scenes but her approach is more action based.
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Words like Kimberlé Crenshaw's "intersectionality" found new audiences among a new generation introduced to feminism, who were concerned with the movement being inclusive of all types of women, across races, gender expressions, classes, religions, and other identities.
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" Beyond that, Ms. Jones writes, her life stood "for a vision of women's rights free of racism and inclusive of those, like her, who began their lives enslaved and well beyond the bounds of the body politic.
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Scheduled dates are available through 2324; prices start at $2585,999 a person, inclusive of round-trip airfare to Lisbon's Portela Airport from Newark Liberty International Airport; accommodations in upscale hotels; breakfast; two dinners; ground transportation; and tours.
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Headquarters: Olean, New YorkIndustry: Consumer goodsEmployee quote on why the company is good for people of color:"The company's culture is inclusive of everyone and makes you feel like you are a part of one big family."
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"Money going to members of Congress, inclusive of that which goes to Democrats, can certainly have an untoward influence on the strength of the necessary new regulations on issues from privacy to antitrust, and more," she said.
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"OZZY will postpone all his 2019 tour dates, inclusive of shows in North America and Europe, as he recovers from an injury sustained while dealing with his recent bout of pneumonia," the caption to the story read.
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A person, place, or thing that is both Caribbean in origin or heritage as well as urban in setting, position, or scope, inclusive of populations, experiences and products on-island as well as in the diaspora; 22014.
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I later learn that their preferred description, "couples-only, clothing-optional," is more inclusive of "vanilla couples" like us who could enjoy the fun without having to swap spit or any other body fluids with a stranger.
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In the afternoon, they presented some of the ideas, from a series of short videos for teachers on how to be inclusive of refugee students to an international identification card that would include medical and education histories.
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The woman who says she was brutally attacked in January at a resort in the Dominican Republic has accused the all-inclusive of attempting to "blame the victim" after the hotel addressed the incident Wednesday in a statement.
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In my continuing investigations of this phenomenon I will next explore the gender roles presented in dating sims and look at the companies developing dating sims that are more inclusive of women and members of the LGBTQ community.
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Sure, it's great when we can custom order to taste, but life doesn't always operate like Amazon Prime or Seamless — and remembering to be more patient, accommodating, and inclusive of others can save the weekend from total disaster.
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I believe feminism means each of us examining the world around us, reimagining what it could be like if the systems in place were built to be inclusive of everyone, and personally trying to make those changes reality.
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There are some beauty brands out there that are inclusive of one or two people and then they feel like they succeeded in being diverse, but that's not it — brands need to have models that look like everybody.
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"When our advertising firm presented this campaign to us, I interpreted it as taking pride in being part of a dynamic, evolving community that is inclusive of people of all races, ethnicities, religions and gender identities," he wrote.
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The Associated Press reported that the committee — comprised of local officials, historians and academics — also called for historical context to be added to the existing statues, and to add new monuments that are "more inclusive" of Richmond's history.
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While failing to include major groups like people with dark skin isn't a mistake comparable in scale to building a system not inclusive of those with impacted speech, they can both be addressed by more inclusive source data.
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Cash on hand also wasn't referenced, but the company told bond buyers that it had around $2.8 billion on hand (inclusive of the bond offering proceeds and around $600 million committed, but not yet wired, by shareholder SoftBank).
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The CNBC Upstart 100 was created using a methodology inclusive of eight equally-weighted quantitative metrics: scalability, sales growth, user/customer growth, workforce diversity, access to capital and community, intellectual property, industry size, and industry life-cycle stage.
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And as much as anti-Brexit organizers have tried to cast their movement as inclusive of the people who voted to leave the Europe Union in a referendum 2016, the idea of a second referendum is still divisive.
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Whether one believes that people like me are disabled or persons with a disability, or simply different, we all require the same things: schools, workplaces and communities that are inclusive of the diversity of human minds and bodies.
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Shares of Chicago-based food delivery service Grubhub are sharply higher in regular trading today after The Wall Street Journal reported that the company has hired external advisers to explore its "strategic" options, inclusive of a possible sale.
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Tax haircuts pile up quickly, though: While inclusive of more income sources than just securities investments, Internal Revenue Service data indicate, for instance, that capital gains accounted for about $125 billion in taxes in a recent tax year.
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Tax reform is not the same as Tax Christmas — there aren't many free gifts waiting under the tree to be distributed to one and all, once one takes the long view, inclusive of the consequences of greater deficits.
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A sliding scale that is more inclusive of unique family situations, extenuating circumstances and income levels between 200 and 250 percent of the federal poverty guideline are more aligned with the needs of the immigrant community seeking naturalization.
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Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.
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Fitch calculates a nonperforming asset ratio (inclusive of accruing troubled debt restructurings) of 0.71% as of second quarter 2017 (2Q17), lower than the 103% reported a year prior and a significant improvement from the 1.8% level reported for FYE2015.
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And, the firm now expects its current fiscal 25 to yield between $23 billion and $22013 billion in revenue, between $210 and $22.8 in adjusted per-share profit, and $7503 to $2750 per share inclusive of all costs (GAAP).
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If you're Columbia University or Michigan State, and your stated goal is to be inclusive of all races and creeds and religions ... Why are you ... Why are you supporting a man that is trying to tear that stuff down?
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The new investment values Postmates at $1.85 billion, inclusive of the new cash, a person familiar with the matter told Recode, up from a valuation of around $1.2 billion that it secured in the second half of last year.
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One prominent supporter of Ms. Alhumedhi's idea is Alexis Ohanian, a founder of Reddit, who said he viewed her proposal as part of a continuing effort to make technology more inclusive of women and other groups that feel marginalized.
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Limited ordination of married men is consistent with Francis' push to address different needs in different parts of the world, and to be more inclusive of people, even if they live outside the church's usual dictates, said the Rev.
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I'd say most of our members and supporters are less concerned with HRC becoming 'inclusive' of marginalized communities, and more concerned with HRC creating more space for leaders that come from within marginalized communities to pursue their own goals and agendas.
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If we want to create a future that is inclusive of all voices and talents, and not dominated by those in power (who typically came to be so through dubious means), we need to rethink the art historical narratives we present.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Recognition of land rights for an Aboriginal group in Adelaide after an 18-year legal battle could spur more Australian cities to acknowledge such claims and make urban spaces more inclusive of indigenous communities, an analyst said.
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As for the other dogs saved from Beemo's farm (and inclusive of over 1,300 dogs that HSI has rescued from closed dog meat farms), many of the now-healthy pups are available for adoption to potential owners living in Canada.
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But in an attached exhibit of detailed trading data, Sycamore only shows that it purchased a total of 5.07 million shares for $21 million ($4.14 per share avg), inclusive of 647,000 shares it subsequently sold for $2.57 million ($3.97 avg).
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While this is not the first time digital/broadband content has been eligible — the Academy opened the Emmy competition to digital submissions back in 2007 — the expansion marks an overall industry effort to be more inclusive of the digital space.
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A quick ping to my editor revealed that, like many other media outlets, Refinery1970 had recently decided to adopt the word Latinx, a phrase born in the early aughts to be more inclusive of Latinos who are gender-non-conforming.
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Tilbury, who makes the lipstick Meghan Markle reportedly loves (Matte Revolution in the shade Very Victoria), is also extending the shade range in her award-winning Magic Foundation ($46) and Light Wonder ($46) to be more inclusive of different skin tones.
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Dell Technologies is no longer just a PC company now that it is equipped to help companies adapt to the future of technology and focused on being inclusive of people that have been left out, CEO Michael Dell told CNBC Wednesday.
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An official from a veterans union group on Monday called the "don't ask, don't tell" (DADT) policy repealed in 220006 "barbaric," and said that veteran groups need to "retool" their priorities to be more inclusive of LGBT and female veterans.
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"It's a big shame Victoria's Secret decided not to be inclusive of trans women within their shows or campaigns," Bergdorf, who was selected for the Bluebella campaign a few months after Razek's comments were publicized, told the Daily Mail in January.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Aqua America Inc has agreed to acquire privately-owned natural gas utility Peoples in an all-cash deal worth $4.3 billion inclusive of debt, it said on Tuesday, as the water utility seeks to diversify its service offering.
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After the 229 election, the state switched from holding primaries to caucuses, and was pushed much earlier on the primary calendar as part of an effort to make the primary system more inclusive of the Democratic Party's demographic make-up.
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Indeed, in this and other instances of photographic works on view in the reinstallation, the efforts made to be inclusive of, and draw parallels or distinctions between works being made in similar time frames from around the globe, are clear.
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This week, one of the largest national immigrant rights groups, Make the Road Action, endorsed Sanders for president and specifically pointed to his labor-related policies as being inclusive of immigrants, in addition to other parts of his policy platform.
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Overall 6.3% growth in operating revenues, inclusive of tax measures and adjustments, exceeds the 4.7% growth in expenditures, including expansive 10.4% growth in other programs that incorporates capital expenditures, programs under the province's new Fair Hydro Plan and climate change initiatives.
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Young women's desire for a feminism inclusive of African-American and working-class women is part of a larger shift toward a movement that combats discrimination against the disabled, white supremacy, Islamophobia and other systems of oppression that disproportionately harm women.
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Democrats and Republicans must, for the sake of our republic, bridge the partisan, extremist gaps by spending some time walking in the shoes of the rhetorical 'them' – the American people, as a whole, inclusive of more than their personal constituencies.
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From the beginning, the synods were characterized by extreme tension between progressive camps (many of whom wanted to see the church become more inclusive of LGBTQ individuals and divorced couples) and conservatives suspicious of changing Catholic doctrine to suit contemporary social mores.
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" Spencer also notes that efforts like Discord and Xbox Live integration is an example of "recognizing infrastructure that exists on the PC side, apps that exist, and services that exist and try to be inclusive of the things PC gamers are about.
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As the curator Kristine Bell explained during an informative tour of the exhibition, Sandback likened elastic to a pen line slicing through the air, while yarn, with its fuzzy exterior, behaved more like a pencil, softer and more inclusive of the surrounding space.
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For $229 per week, inclusive of insurance, unlimited miles, free charging and regular maintenance, Maven Gig provides access to Chevrolet Bolt EVs initially, so you can be a freelancer when you need or want to, and easily return the car when you don't.
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Now, the answer to that is us continuing to have more opportunities to create a more diverse range of art that is inclusive of that struggle, but also can tell other stories that reflect what's going on in our history and our communities.
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Through the A.C.A., we have been able to make great strides in ensuring coverage for more Americans, beginning to reduce the growth in health care costs, and providing better care inclusive of prevention, drug and alcohol treatment, screenings, and mental health care.
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The phrase "Epic Abstraction" seems to be an attempt to rename the heroics that began with Abstract Expressionism, and now are supposedly continuing in an art world with a widening canon — one much more diverse and inclusive of women and artists of color.
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"As we previously said, the total public debt number disclosed in the prospectus of the issued sovereign eurobond was inclusive of all outstanding direct and publicly guaranteed government debt, as confirmed to us by Ministry of Finance of Mozambique," the Russian bank said.
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Successful integration requires economic integration, and that requires companies to recognize what they stand to gain by being more inclusive of refugees and newly arrived immigrants in recruiting and hiring, as well as the ways they may be inadvertently screening them out.
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In other words, introducing policy that is more inclusive of women in public office is not only a question of representativeness akin to a democratic political system like the U.S. but it is also a means to diversify policy and expand women's perspectives.
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For the bigger cities that means picking your missions this year on the path that I mentioned, and those plans are only going to succeed if they're done in a way that is inclusive of all people, and addresses social equity and inclusion.
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This program is inclusive of a cross-fit class, rooftop yoga, guided runs of downtown, a juicing class and a seminar taught by Michael Cerrie, the executive chef of the property's restaurant Stella San Jac, on how to make healthy food taste delicious.
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In order to qualify for the Zendesk community perk from Extra Crunch, you must meet the following criteria: The Zendesk community perk from Extra Crunch is inclusive of subscription fees free for six months, after which you will be responsible for payment.
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As a secondary leverage metric, Fitch also considers Air Lease's debt to tangible common equity on a consolidated basis, inclusive of Blackbird Capital, although given the currently small size and modest leverage of this platform, the impact on consolidated leverage is not material.
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So we reached out to female executives in the music industry to hear their perspective of what it's really like for women in music — plus how the business can be more inclusive of the women who have been already been "stepping up" for years.
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"We have a philosophy where we want to be very inclusive of all of our supporters and it's important to us that no matter how small of a donation, every person feels like their donation is meaningful and that we appreciate them," Stanley added.
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To help with this, we instituted a $10 floor on earnings, inclusive of tips, for all batches [...] While our intention was to increase the guaranteed payment for small orders, we understand that the inclusion of tips as a part of this guarantee was misguided.
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" In a statement earlier this month, Henry Yang, chair of the Thirty Meter Telescope International Observatory board and chancellor of the University of California Santa Barbara, said the group is "committed to being good stewards on the mountain and inclusive of the Hawaiian community.
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We also will be publishing stories that highlight politicians and activists fighting for "feminism for the 99 percent" by making the women's rights movement one that is inclusive of all gender-oppressed people and standing upfor all those who face ongoing discrimination and political injustice.
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If Republicans were intent on appealing to young voters and being more inclusive of minorities, especially Hispanics, Rubio represented a model face of the idealized Republican future — at least as it was imagined by the Republican Party leaders and many conservatives in the news media.
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Organizers say they are concerned about striking the balance between making the movement inclusive of issues without diluting the message on family separation, Roisman says, as well as the balance between finding more for volunteers to do without exhausting them on an emotionally charged issue.
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While we don't expect President Trump to spend the next press conference lauding new jobs at Bikle Manufacturing or pressuring Ashby Manufacturing to keep jobs in Pennsylvania, it would be wise for his administration to be more inclusive of the low-volume manufacturing sector.
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On Wednesday, a representative for Apple pointed to its proposal for Unicode to create accessibility emojis, which said that the new emojis would "foster a diverse culture that is inclusive of disability" and help people express themselves, as well as show support for loved ones.
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In a move to be more inclusive of the rights of transgender people, the U.K. government is seeking to amend a U.N. treaty that refers to "pregnant women," advocating for it to instead read "pregnant people" so as not to exclude transgender people who may be pregnant.
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" ARIZONA MAN WHO WAS PUNCHED BY MESA POLICE OFFICERS SPEAKS OUT Police said Chief Ramon Batista discussed his vision for the culture he wants within the police department to include "communication, respect, and professionalism in every encounter inclusive of a review of policy, procedure and training.
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Although working with corporate partners might go against many people's understanding of how the underground should operate, it might also give POC creators additional opportunities to build more of the events they hope to see–ones that are inclusive of all races, genders, sexualities, and income levels.
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For example, fleet members have encouraged us to enact new product solutions, rolling out soon, which are more inclusive of people who have a non-binary gender identity, such as eliminating the requirement that new drivers check a box identifying themselves as either male or female.
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We were formed in May of this year as a political entity inclusive of the forces of the Iraqi opposition as response to the incessant suffering of the Iraqi people from the ongoing aggression of organized terrorism represented by ISIS and sectarian militias across the country.
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It wasn't until the 1003s that kids who came of age in the 2000s would finally rise up to take their turn in the spotlight, bringing with them a new attitude towards genre that was both more inclusive of pop music and less concerned with traditional taste.
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In addition, Credit Suisse changed price targets for several other banks (only Northern Trust was lowered): "We'll continue to assess valuations cognizant of the economic cycle, but equally as willing to embrace the changing operating environment, inclusive of the improved prospects for regulatory reform," Katzke wrote.
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Or maybe the logic has been that enough of us will be seduced by the lucrative prices on offer for works, inclusive of artists who don't care or remain in the dark about the welfare of the workers who will build and staff the museum to come.
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In June, P&G released its first Gillette ad featuring a transgender man, and in October, the company announced it would remove the Venus symbol, historically used to represent the female sex, from its Always maxi pads to be more inclusive of transgender and nonbinary customers.
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We also will be publishing stories that highlight politicians and activists fighting for "feminism for the 99 percent" by making the women's rights movement one that is inclusive of all gender-oppressed people and standing up for all those who face ongoing discrimination and political injustice.
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Some readers might have to go off-piste from Love Langauges doctrine here, either by considering physical touch inclusive of sex, or by thinking of sex as something that happens as part of other love languages, like quality time or even, let's be honest, acts of service.
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The app could end up being used to weed out people who others deem genetically undesirable or inferior, Rose wrote, and put them at a disadvantage on these dating platforms that are meant to be inclusive of people regardless of ability, gender identity, and other factors.
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Anti-reform campaigners ignore the fact that for more than eight years single-sex services have been required to be inclusive of trans people unless there are exceptional circumstances, and that huge swathes of single-sex services are operating smoothly and successfully in a fully trans-inclusive manner.
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For politely disagreeing with their views, I have been harassed by anti-trans campaigners who threw aside feminist principles to bizarrely accuse me of supporting rape by being trans-inclusive, of having an ugly man's face, and of not really being a woman because I am a professor.
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But meeting and collaborating with brilliant creatives from around the world, as well as experts from my hometown, encouraged me to appreciate the Black utopian Detroit that I grew up in while also working towards a future Detroit that could be innovative, equitable, and inclusive of its existing humanity.
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It's important to point out that skoliosexuality isn't limited to being attracted to just trans people or just non-binary people, and is inclusive of a range of different genderqueer identities, explains Michael Guichet, LMFT, a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in sex therapy for members of the LGBTQ community.
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Find out when to buy TJX here Dell Technologies is no longer just a PC company now that it is equipped to help companies adapt to the future of technology and focused on being inclusive of people that have been left out, CEO Michael Dell told CNBC Wednesday.
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I still disagree with the travel ban as a matter of policy — it's both over- and under-inclusive of countries and visa categories, and isn't likely to have much effect on security one way or another — but it's becoming rapidly clear that it's fine as a matter of law.
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Reports q2 2016 results * Q2 revenue rose 4.1 percent to $19.3 million * Total aum at was $17.2 billion, inclusive of discretionary aum of $12.6 billion and non-discretionary aum of $4.6 billion at june 30 * Qtrly adjusted earnings per share $0.17 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Hotel Derek, near the city's Uptown entertainment district and seven miles from the livestock show and rodeo, has an All Roped In Package inclusive of accommodations, a Southern inspired breakfast, valet parking and a welcome amenity of locally smoked beef jerky and a jar of honey roasted Texas pecans.
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It should convince any skeptic that an impeachment inquiry should be wide-ranging and inclusive of all the president's most serious scandals, from his apparent family history of tax fraud, to his ongoing abuse of office for self-enrichment, to his well-documented attempts at obstruction of justice.
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As part of the initiative, known as the NYC Unity Project, the city will attempt to: improve current drop-in centers, expand youth shelter services, make sex ed more inclusive of LGBTQ people, offer trainings for parents and families, and train more health professionals about the needs of transgender kids.
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Kaja, a brand-new K-beauty brand in Sephora, has also made it a point to launch products inclusive of all skin tones, like its concealer that comes in 12 different shades from Sweet Rice (a fair with neutral to pink undertones) to Coffee Bean (a rich dark with red undertones).
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"For me, Reform Judaism has always symbolized what I consider to be the best of Judaism — firmly rooted in our tradition, yet egalitarian, inclusive of patrilineal Jews and intermarried families, welcoming to the L.G.B.T. community, politically active, and respectful of other faiths and ideologies," he said at his inauguration convocation.
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In trying to understand Scalia, it's useful to remember that he grew up before the Second Vatican Council, the ecumenical meeting held between 1962 and 1965, which made the Church far more inclusive of the modern world—for example, by allowing Mass to be conducted in languages other than Latin.
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The march was inclusive of all identities, but she says that women's history generally centers the stories of cisgender women; she wants to "expand the narrative on what it means to be feminine," which is a goal that is central to all of the work that she does as an activist.
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The first Meeting, in 22003, was launched as a forum for art professionals in the region to network and collaborate on future events and programs, but it has since cast a wider net, inclusive of the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA) region in particular but not exclusively.
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In the 1990s, books like Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls and The Beauty Myth: How Images of Beauty Are Used Against Women, gave white women, in particular, a language to talk about media, pop culture, body image, and eating disorders, but that conversation wasn't overly inclusive of contrasting experiences.
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It should do this by providing incentives for companies to hire immigrant talent; encouraging universities to partner with business on study-to-work apprenticeship programs; and investing in enhancing its social infrastructure to be more accessible and inclusive of people for whom English isn't a first language, and American isn't a native culture.
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Napa River Inn has a Dinners on Us package, inclusive of accommodations, a welcome basket of fruit and chocolates, room service breakfast from the locally renowned Sweetie Pies Bakery and $100 dining credit each night of a stay to use at a choice four restaurants, all within walking distance from the property.
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It turns out that Mr. Trudeau learned something about himself at some point after submitting this puzzle — which you can read in his notes below — and has vowed not only to make an effort to be more inclusive of others in subsequent themes, but also to mentor constructors in underrepresented groups to publication.
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"The LME and Metro agreed a settlement in which Metro agreed to pay $10 million (approximately 7.64 million pounds) inclusive of the LME's costs without admitting or denying any of the alleged breaches or the matters that formed part of the investigation or the disciplinary proceedings," the exchange said in a release.
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In fact, though the majority of organizations surveyed — 57 percent — don't support a work-from-home policy, those that do say they've become increasingly inclusive of people who work outside the office, and five times as many hiring managers expect more of their team to work remotely in the next decade than expect less.
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Therefore Fitch will in future consolidate the senior PIK toggle notes when assessing JHL's gearing, increasing the ratio of debt-to-tangible equity (inclusive of subordinated shareholder loan) from 2.1x per figures reported at 30 June 2016 to 103x if the GBP220m of additional funding is added to debt and deducted from tangible equity.
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No guarantees that it will get anywhere near enough sell-side interest to finalize the deal, as SoftBank requires a minimum ownership stake of around 14%, inclusive of co-investments from firms like Dragoneer and General Atlantic (it had been 17.3%, but got lowered after Didi Chuxing dropped out of the buy-side consortium).
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One offer available on the site, for example, is $3,757, inclusive of taxes, for two travelers for round-trip airfare on American Airlines from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York to Heathrow Airport in London along with a four-night stay at the Dorchester, an upscale hotel in Mayfair overlooking Hyde Park.
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"We must take every possible step to secure our nation's blood supply in this critical time, and in order to do so, we need to shift away from antiquated and stigmatizing donation policies to ones that are scientifically sound, based on individual risk, and inclusive of all potential healthy blood donors," the letter said.
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The exhibition, Late Polishness: Forms of National Identity after 22, brings together the work of over 143 contemporary artists who untangle the complex history of Polish identity from below, inclusive of queer and feminist narratives, to forms of identity repressed since the nationalist-Catholic rightwing 'Law and Justice' Party (PiS) came to power in the autumn of 214.
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"There are thousands of people who want to join [Appolition as users] and we have to now rebuild the software in a way that we can be inclusive of all folks so it's an exciting problem to have," Ziegler said, noting that they want to be able to accept donations from all banks and financial institutions.
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And when looking at perhaps the most common measure of market breadth — the number of stocks hitting 52-week highs as compared to the number hitting 52-week lows — one finds that over the past five trading sessions (inclusive of Thursday) 68 stocks have hit their highest levels in a year, while only 16 have found their lowest.
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But "historically HBCUs have been places that have not been welcoming for LGBT community members, and particularly black trans women," said Lourdes Ashley Hunter, the executive director of the TransWomen of Color Collective, citing incidents of discrimination and violence at HBCUs as well as campus policies on health care and restrooms that were not inclusive of transgender students.
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Deduct that cost from the company's 2012 first quarter and its profit rose, in case you noticed the year-over-year profit results and found them wanting.) Regardless, Facebook was going public with a history of revenue growth, GAAP (meaning inclusive of all annoying costs) profits and its first seasonal decline in revenue that we can see.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Sunday said it has agreed to sanction more presidential debates after facing criticism over a limited schedule "Our Democratic candidates have agreed in principle to having the DNC sanction and manage additional debates in our primary schedule, inclusive of New Hampshire this week," DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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Thus, as states explore the best approach to APCDs, the help of an independent, conflict-free organization, either for specific tasks or as an overall developer and operator of a multistate APCD—inclusive of data implicated by Gobeille, assuming regulatory efforts succeed—could produce significant savings, improve research potential and, importantly, advance sustainability of the APCD.
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This year alone has produced/will produce The Year of Spectacular Men, The Miseducation of Cameron Post (the genre's attempt to be inclusive of the LGBTQ community with this story of a young queer (white) girl who is sent to conversion therapy), Never Goin' Back (a crude buddy movie typically not featuring female protagonists), and Eighth Grade.
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It is our assumption that you curated a portfolio of information to capture who you are as a person and, in keeping with that assumption, our admissions team considers everything a candidate submits (inclusive of recommendation letters) to build a full understanding of you as a candidate and assess your potential for impact with a Booth MBA.
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Setting up a program that is inclusive of the self-employed and micro-business community will require true vision by members of both parties and both chambers, but not doing so will continue to harm American families and further ensure this population remains vulnerable to the ebbs and flows of financial uncertainty and global health pandemics.
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We talked to six Black women — from a marketing manager at Instagram to a privacy manager at Google — about how they got started in tech, what advice they would give to other Black women looking to start in the industry, and what tech companies can do to make the industry more inclusive of women of color.
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And so, when you take the historical account as to how indigenous communities and how people of color have contributed to building wealth in this country, and the trauma that exists because of how wealth was accumulated, I think that it's an easy case to make that philanthropic capital should at least be more inclusive of those communities.
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"Recent cybersecurity incidents, inclusive of Capital One but also supported by Target, Equifax and the like, have moved cybersecurity from being an IT problem to a brand problem in most major enterprises, especially those who have significant brand to protect," said Wendy Pfeiffer, chief information officer of Nutanix and a member of the CNBC Technology Executive Council.
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The National Institutes of Health on Wednesday announced a $4.6 million award in initial funding to health tech company Color to provide results and genetic counseling when desired to the participants in its huge research project, All of Us. Why it matters: The All of Us project aims to create the largest health database that's inclusive of diverse communities to improve precision medicine.
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"We continue to anticipate a moderate decline in full-year operating margin for both [our] total company and the Americas ... inclusive of the incremental investments we're making in our partners and digital initiatives following U.S. tax law reform and the impact of the anti-bias training," CFO Scott Maw, who is set to retire this November, said on Thursday's earnings conference call.
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"Gathering and analyzing our data is just one step on our continued collective DEI [Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion] journey to increase diverse representation at all levels and to continue developing programs that create a space that is inclusive of all people," Kate Gulliver, Wayfair's head of talent, said in the company-wide email that accompanied the results viewed by Business Insider.
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A recent analysis by Ashley Nunes of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Kristen Hernandez, now at Securing America's Future Energy, an advocacy group, concludes that driving your own vehicle costs about $0.72 per mile (inclusive of ownership costs and expenses such as fuel and parking charges), whereas the lowest break-even fare an operator of driverless taxis could expect to charge is $1.31 per mile.
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"More than 800,000 children seek care for TBI in U.S. emergency departments each year, and until today, there was no evidence-based guideline in the United States on pediatric mTBI — inclusive of all causes," Deb Houry, MD, MPH, director of CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention and Control said in a press release announcing the extensive set of guidelines, which was published on Tuesday in JAMMA Pediatrics.
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The Daily Mail newspaper led an extended campaign against the governmental decision and organised a petition inclusive of over 227,000 signatures, according to the FT. On Sunday, the Home Office extended the original deadline for legal challenges to the decision from April 3 to April 17 as De La Rue sought further information from the ministry on its decision-making process, the FT reported.
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There is a winning coalition in America: one which Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE represents, one inclusive of all Americans, and one for all those who believe in a simple proposition — honest, representative and effective government.
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"And I just thought it was such a contrast to have President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE deliver an inaugural address that was so uplifting and aspirational and inclusive of America, if you open your heart to patriotism, there's no room for prejudice," she continued.
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The Daily Mail newspaper led an extended campaign against the governmental decision and organized a petition inclusive of over 227,000 signatures, according to the FT. On Sunday, the British Home Office extended the original deadline for legal challenges to the decision from April 3 to April 17 as De La Rue sought further information from the ministry on its decision-making process, the FT reported.
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The defence group said on Monday it had signed a 240-year contract with UK's Ministry of Defence for pre-flight threat simulation equipement for multiple UK air platforms The offer of 28 euros per share made by a group of investment funds controlled by CVC Capital Partners for a majority stake in Italian drugmaker Recordati is to be considered inclusive of any dividend, the company's main shareholder said.
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ON ITS FISCAL YEAR 2018 RESULTS * APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC - UPDATED 2018 GUIDANCE INCLUDES ADVERSE IMPACT OF $0.12 TO $0.13 IN ONE-TIME TRANSACTION-RELATED CASH CHARGES * APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC - UPDATED EPS GUIDANCE FOR FISCAL YEAR 2018 OF $3.19 TO $3.39 PER SHARE * APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC - 2018 SALES ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE 15% TO 16% HIGHER YEAR-OVER-YEAR INCLUSIVE OF ACQUISITION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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We recently launched Critical Ground, an initiative exploring how the dialogue of art critique might shift towards communities and artists working outside the frameworks of NYC and LA. It explores the impact of art criticism and the democratization of art critique through the sharing of ideas and experiences with the intention of mapping an alternate way forward that is more inclusive of the spectrum of work created across the country.
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"Interactive entertainment has become more mainstream and approachable than ever before, as technology use is no longer for fringe or techy groups – this new generation of 'gamers' is becoming more inclusive of everyone – as immersive, digital experiences will become as accessible and commonplace as the social forums we know and love today." wrote a16z Partner Andrew Chen, who is taking a seat on Singularity 6's board as part of this deal, in a blog post.
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