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In many countries the approach appears to be keeping informed and understanding that the decision to go to Rio will come down to individual athletes.
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"While keeping informed and knowledgeable about the issues that affect us is important, staying well informed doesn't necessarily provide a sense of comfort or stability," she says.
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These people will quickly learn the best way to demonstrate, but they should know that just as important as keeping informed and making a killer sign is the practice of self-care — of keeping your mind sharp and your body healthy so you can continue to support your cause.
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Dion is eventually exiled due to the machinations of his rival Philistos, a loyal but corrupt supporter of Dionysios. During these years Nikeratos enjoys a prosperous and successful career acting in Syracuse and mainland Greece. He becomes a lifelong friend and mentor to a promising young actor named Thettalos while keeping informed about events in Syracuse and Plato's life there. After Dionysios confiscates Dion's estates and gives his wife to another man, Dion returns with an army and captures most of Syracuse while Dionysios' loyalists hold out in the island citadel of Ortygia.
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Graham, in an essay on OCBs, outlines a politically centered approach to understanding OCBs (Graham, 1991). She proposes that by specifying the responsibilities of citizens in a geopolitical setting, researchers and practitioners can better understand OCBs in an organizational setting. Specifically, Graham outlines three categories of citizenship responsibilities (citizenship behaviors) that citizens (employees) have with one another and their community (organization): obedience, loyalty, and participation. It is within the participation component that researchers and practitioners find concepts similar to civic virtue. Graham provides a definition of organizational participation: “interest in organizational affairs guided by ideal standards of virtue, validated by keeping informed, and expressed through full and responsible involvement in organizational governance” (Graham, 1991, p. 255).
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