"We are the ones making a difference - we the people in Extinction Rebellion and the children's School Strike for the Climate - we are the ones making a difference," she told cheering crowds.
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Everybody that's making a difference is going to have critics.
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But you're making a difference for other girls and women!
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Whether she runs or not, she's already making a difference.
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I see them making a difference in other prisoners' lives.
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Already computer vision is making a difference in health care.
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But do you feel like you're really making a difference?
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But in manufacturing, the technology is already making a difference.
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Significant new federal investment since 2016 is making a difference.
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Driven by a sense of purpose and making a difference.
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So is the belief in making a difference for the better.
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Now I'm a physician, barely sleeping but hopefully making a difference.
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Insolar are making a difference where it's needed more than ever.
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That is the measure of making a difference in people's lives.
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Despite shortcomings, the reporters still believe they are making a difference.
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It's not just the massive corporations that are making a difference.
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Just seeing that we're still making a difference keeps me going.
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"I felt like I was making a difference," Kohn told me.
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But don't let those worries stop you from making a difference.
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That is making a difference in some of these tight races.
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"Being loud and being seen is making a difference," she said.
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Income tax cuts and regulatory reform together are making a difference.
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"These are really tangible ways it's making a difference," Furman said.
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He's the reason that I'm making a difference in this world.
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They see how they're making a difference and they're running with it.
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But Yang says making a difference is as key as making profits.
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Do you know someone who is making a difference in your community?
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We know we can't be successful without making a difference in communities.
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And it is making a difference in police departments around the country.
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Thank you for your commitment to making a difference every single day.
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Across the nation, after-school programs are making a difference, here's why.
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And is it making a difference to the financial security of women?
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If you don't hear from those people, you're not making a difference.
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That, such clinicians argue, is what making a difference really looks like.
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VBSR gives awards to exceptional members making a difference through their businesses.
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Do you believe they are making a difference, and if so, how?
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Other park projects are not making headlines but are making a difference.
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By providing healthy, organic meals, we're really making a difference in people's lives.
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They appeared together in London at an event called Making a Difference Together.
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Sheena is making a difference and changing lives – one student at a time.
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"I might be doing it naked, but I'm making a difference," Alice says.
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Peter Wilson, Blockchain • Blockchain for Social Impact: Where is Blockchain Making a Difference
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The new media report isn't making a difference for the family right now.
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Elected officials are hearing from their constituents and it is making a difference.
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Keep reading to see who's really making a difference — and who's number one.
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Making a difference, he believed, meant getting guns and drugs off the streets.
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There are other reasons to think Trump's reforms may be making a difference.
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"It wasn't about making a point, it was about making a difference," Mrs.
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Thank you for your commitment to making a difference every single day. Tim
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There is early evidence that the gender diversity push is making a difference.
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By supporting the fund, he said he knew he was making a difference.
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Most educators dream of making a difference in the lives of their students.
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The change is making a difference: Kei sales dropped 9 percent last year.
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And if we can make somewhat of a difference, we're making a difference.
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I felt like I couldn't pass that moment by without making a difference.
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If it's an issue you care about, you'll feel good about making a difference.
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It's in these moments that Paege feels her voice is truly making a difference.
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"It's fun and I know I'm making a difference in the community," Alexander says.
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I think part of making a difference and doing something cool is focusing intensely.
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He was intent on making a difference in the city he grew up in.
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"It's worth it though because I feel like I'm making a difference," he said.
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Here are a just few innovative health solutions making a difference in women's lives.
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GiveDirectly could do that for decades and decades and still be making a difference.
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As the Memorial Day weekend began, those measures appeared to be making a difference.
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All I want to see is women coming together and actually making a difference.
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I like building things and making a difference and I'm not a great adviser.
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Raytheon's Kremer said Turkey showed how the Trump administration was already making a difference.
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This week's letter focuses on the people making a difference in the coronavirus fight.
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She said she was pleased Rand found that the services are making a difference.
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Identify the people in your life who are making a difference in the world.
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Are your students more interested than ever in making a difference in the world?
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So those are, in my particular case, making a difference that is pretty measurable.
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What does it mean for you to be making a difference in that way?
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"Women who are making a difference in this world aren't always popular," she said.
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And funds only go so far, with social media savvy also making a difference.
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So my tween and I are starting by making a difference with just one person.
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Calhoun says it is all about making a difference and working with the young adults.
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I think, like, part of making a difference and doing something cool is focusing intensely.
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I know I'm making a difference even if I'm merely chipping away at a mountain.
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What other financial transactions promise you that you're "making a difference" or changing the world?
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That means that something has changed in the debate, and we are making a difference.
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But in recent years they have also taken up new forms of making a difference.
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And we are one click away from sharing our story and making a difference. That?
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Those are the kinds of stories that I love hearing because we're making a difference.
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And increasingly, he's also a passionate filmmaker dedicated to making a difference in the world.
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The process the accelerators use to take entrepreneurs through their programs is making a difference.
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That really touched me and made me feel like we were actually making a difference.
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"Who has done the calculations about possible paths for fraud making a difference?" he asked.
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The film "is already making a difference," Nicholas Kristof wrote in The New York Times.
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Other initiatives, including bail funds and alternative forms of bail, are making a difference, too.
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You have doctors that are from different countries and they're making a difference in hospitals.
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"The providers tend to feel they are making a difference in patients' lives," she said.
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Your vigils, marches, phone calls, letters, and emails to your representatives are making a difference.
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"There's a pride in going back to the country, managing it and making a difference."
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By taking these five actions you can take the first steps to making a difference.
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In fact, it is what making a difference looks like in a range of endeavors.
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"I have my whole life dreamed of making a difference," the mayor said on Wednesday.
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"Thank you so much for making a difference in the lives of our students," Sardon said.
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But now I have witnessed that progress is possible, and we are really making a difference.
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Although some choose to ignore the day altogether, others are making a difference in another way.
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Is all this attention from clubs making a difference as players move from place to place?
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"Silicon Valley is coming to Washington fast now, and it's already making a difference," he said.
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I feel valued and appreciated, and I think the work I'm doing is making a difference!
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Steil as a solid cop who was making a difference in a tough part of Detroit.
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I've always taken pride in making a difference for an underserved industry and group of workers.
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Joe Biden may be finished generating White House memes, but he's not done making a difference.
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For now, she's busy balancing motherhood with the business of making a difference in the world.
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And I felt like the work we did was actually making a difference in the world.
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But the bureau is using all of its tools, and is out there making a difference.
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I don't have much time left, so I'm going to spend every moment making a difference.
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As fanciful palace intrigue continues to dominate the headlines, he remains focused on making a difference.
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Making a difference, even at the smallest level, has an impact that could change the world.
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Keep sharing your thoughts on how plane travel could be better, it's obviously making a difference!
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These students are making a difference even though they do not have the right to vote.
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But I can sleep every night knowing that I am making a difference for the better.
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Perhaps that's what it comes down to: making a difference, in some small but important way.
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It's still too early to tell whether DIUx is making a difference in the tech world.
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Suddenly, the population are feeling empowered and they know that their comments are making a difference.
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It's not enough to feel like we're making a difference, we must actually make that difference.
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It didn't take long for Ray's touch to start making a difference -- LOOPShare stock opened at $.
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And she says access to naloxone is a key part of making a difference in the epidemic.
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But we do know that networked technologies are making a difference today for activists and political mobilization.
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"They are making a difference, they've potentially saved tens of thousands of lives," says the CNN host.
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He knows that he cannot undo his past — but that making a difference now is what matters.
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From his commitment to education, to his passion for politics, Brent was dedicated to making a difference.
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The president is clearly negotiating in this difficult water and he&aposs making a difference, I think.
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"I got to keep doing it, man, because we're touching lives and making a difference," Pompeo added.
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"Our greatest voice is our vote in this country and it is making a difference," she says.
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I didn't feel like I was making a difference; it didn't feel like it was my journey.
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Kate Middleton's mission to tackle the stigma surrounding mental health in youth is already making a difference.
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Companies like First Data, Lockheed Martin, The Walt Disney Company and USAA are already making a difference.
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"It seems to be making a difference in terms of the selling of the conference," she said.
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Our lesson plan, Making a Difference: Ideas for Giving, Service Learning and Social Action, suggests many ideas.
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"It's investing with the aim of making a difference alongside earning a financial return," Ms. Savant said.
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Eight years ago, he and his wife, Liz, started a nonprofit group called Veterans Making a Difference.
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Donate to organizations making a difference There are countless organizations working every day to support social progress.
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"It was a relief just to see that my payments were actually making a difference," Decker said.
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"The community service part was pretty neat — the feeling that I was making a difference," he said.
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"Now that you have more women at higher positions at FIFA it's making a difference," she says.
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As the most diverse generation to date, millennials are making a difference in politics and social issues.
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Only by stopping what you're doing will you notice everyone else and how they're making a difference.
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Below, we've rounded up 11 queer and gender non-conforming artists on Instagram who are making a difference.
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You can help support aid organizations that are on the ground, making a difference to reduce people's suffering.
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Which is why we partnered with Alba Botanica, one of said brands that's dedicated to making a difference.
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The fact-checkers are effectively asking for evidence that the work they are doing is making a difference.
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"The moment I met Tessa, I knew the Whip Pediatric Cancer movement was making a difference," says Jordan.
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It's money that's making a difference for this struggling town and a trend being seen across the state.
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Only later, once I started, did I come to see that I was making a difference in society.
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"It's so inspiring to see all Armenians united in peaceful protests making a difference," the style influencer tweeted.
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We're just two simple guys spreading a message, so it's an honor to know we're making a difference.
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"I would like for us to be remembered for saving lives or making a difference," says T-Boz.
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When it comes to solving the world's greatest societal ills, many millennials are committed to making a difference.
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If he felt he wasn't making a difference, then his career as a professional coach would be short.
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People want to do something that they are making a statement, making a difference, are participating in science.
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The adjustments start making a difference around 1994, when American multinational corporations began rapidly expanding their foreign operations.
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But that isn't to say that a large freshman Democratic class can't start making a difference in 2019.
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"Apple Watch is everywhere, and it's making a difference in so many ways around the world," he says.
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Researchers have also found that in Bogotá, the Ciclovía is making a difference in people's weekly exercise routines.
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Indeed, the teenage survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting are already making a difference: Gov.
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Our students have benefited beyond reading and studying about women making a difference; they've seen it in action.
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Nestlé is making similar adjustments, but Wall Street does not see those changes making a difference fast enough.
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There is a lot of people who are leaders in this community, and they are making a difference.
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And it's much easier to prove that an offset payment to destroy these gases is making a difference.
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Making a difference in just one case, Moore said, could animate a growing movement to overhaul American jurisprudence.
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" Herbert says, "Luckily, we get those letters and emails and we have research that proves we're making a difference.
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But the thought of making a difference for other people going through similar struggles convinced her to say yes.
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"A nine-year-old boy is making a difference for his peers in Napa, California," ABC7 News reported yesterday.
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Follow or donate to key organizations There are a number of companies making a difference where it counts. Water.
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A firm with a proud record of making a difference to organisations large and small on their toughest issues.
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"But this starts to show ... the commission is making a difference," Fels added, referring to the departures at NAB.
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That's when you feel that what you are doing is making a difference in what's happening in the country.
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And when you see you are making a difference, you quickly start looking at what else needs to change!
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When it comes to making a difference, Andrew Firestone's daughter Anja Jasmine proves that age is just a number.
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And although they're happy to be making a difference in their town, they're still taking everything day by day.
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We are thrilled to partner with Roc Nation and look forward to making a difference in our communities together.
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The entities and individuals I have cited, and countless more, are making a difference and moving Egypt firmly forward.
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Win or lose, people are telling me I'm making a difference just by running and helping to break stereotypes.
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This year, it's important to call out the various organizations on the ground making a difference in their communities.
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"The day after we set the picket, we could already see that we were making a difference," Sagnet recalls.
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Arab politicians grumble that these projects are happening too slowly, but admit that the money is making a difference.
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I can't wait to be able to vote so I can aid in making a difference in my world.
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It's also about making a difference in the community, whether it's supporting faith-based organizations or women and girls.
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This concept of making a difference is something that Savage is taking with him as he departs Cannes Lions.
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If you care about actually making a difference, the payoff of being the president can be extraordinary and satisfying.
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Carol often conducts the customer satisfaction surveys, assessing how much the phone conversations with callers is making a difference.
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" "We are making a difference, we are connecting the dots," Walker said, urging conservatives to "go forth and sing.
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I get my strength from knowing that we're making a difference, but it's not me who's making the difference.
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The millions of Americans who refuse to accept 35,000+ gun deaths per year as normal are making a difference.
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It was evidence that this really difficult story that this really talented reporter had done was making a difference.
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However, there are numerous examples of leaders "making a difference" after a terrible shooting by passing gun control measures.
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That's why, all day, we're showcasing how students from more than 100 schools across the globe are making a difference.
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"Not just making our mark but making a difference — now that's a job for a Girl Scout," Queen Latifah concluded.
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A. It is so rare in any form of American entertainment that you feel like you are making a difference.
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"The girls look at Ms. Bowen and see a young African American female who is making a difference," she says.
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Toyota "Mothers Of Invention" Highlights Women Making A Difference In The World Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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For the month of August, they asked the public for suggestions on grassroots organizations making a difference in the world.
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I've always been happiest in my career when I'm doing things, building things, making a difference, bringing new product out.
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In the brand's series MAVENS, cameras document the lives of influential women who are making a difference in their community.
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Friend Alyssa Kent previously told PEOPLE that Jenna loved her sons and "loved just making a difference in kids' lives."
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And they're already making a difference -- from minivans to sedans to pickup trucks, fuel economy has increased across the board.
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Olynyk is a decent player and is even capable of making a difference in a game for Boston this series.
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Ahead, the R29 team is sharing the high-performance products that we actually see making a difference in our complexions.
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She also co-chairs We Day UK, an annual event that celebrates young people making a difference in the world.
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This shooter, in a sick way, may well have thought he was making a difference—that he was changing something.
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"Try it for a few weeks and see if it's actually making a difference for your well-being," Dunn says.
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If I'm going to get bullied anyway, I might as well get bullied for making a difference in the world.
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Yates remained at the Department of Justice for almost three decades because she thought that she was making a difference.
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"I don't see getting things done for the country -- keeping your promises, making a difference -- a devil's bargain," Ryan said.
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I was sort of raised by parents who instilled in me a value of making a difference and giving back.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) said Senate Republicans have privately admitted to him that the resistance's pressure is making a difference.
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If you would like to support any or all of the organizations making a difference, click on the button below.
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When I talk to people who are now speaking up, and they're doing little things that are making a difference.
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From indie skin-care brand Farmacy to beauty conglomerates like L'Oréal, these companies are making a difference during unprecedented times.
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Unless you're a scientist or policy wonk, figuring out who's actually making a difference can feel like an impossible task.
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We have many ideas in our lesson plan Making a Difference: Ideas for Giving, Service Learning and Social Action. 3.
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"I wish they were doing things that were actually making a difference," McNamee said of Facebook's response to the problem.
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They can also find resources in our lesson plan Making a Difference: Ideas for Giving, Service Learning and Social Action.
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We're only interested in the most progressive races and making a difference in them regardless of their chance of victory.
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"It is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference," Trump said.
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" Viewers have been sharing "advice, good thoughts, and prayers" with him, he said, and he feels it is "making a difference.
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Service dogs trained by Canine Companions for Independence are making a difference in the lives of returning war veterans with PTSD.
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Long before Darren Walker dreamt of making a difference, the Ford Foundation was making bold bets on ideas that were controversial.
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Under the theme Making a Difference Together, the inaugural event showcased programs that are run or initiated by The Royal Foundation.
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In this case, Trump's lies have been fact-checked over and over, and it doesn't seem to be making a difference.
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To be set as an innovator, we cannot continue in categories like television where we were not really making a difference.
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But he pushed scientific inquiry away from the mindless piling up of facts and towards making a difference to people's lives.
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"If you've got individuals who are passionate about making a difference in the lives of kids, they're going to be successful."
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His method is making a difference Carrie Ann Hamilton says she sees a difference in her 8-year-old son Connor.
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"Beautycounter topping this year's [trending] searches is a clear indication that what we are doing is making a difference," Renfrew says.
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For me to feel like I'm actually making a difference in our business requires action and not just talking about it.
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People can shop with DoneGood to find companies that are making a difference, such as reducing poverty and fighting climate change.
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"We can see that the product is really making a difference for users," Eargo chief executive officer Christian Gormsen told TechCrunch.
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The policy, which Chaisson-Cárdenas said was "making a difference," was publicized by his state's chapter of the organization in March.
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Prince Harry is adding some royal power to a brand new way to recognize youth making a difference in their communities.
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Congress should be on the lookout for outstanding American companies that are making a difference in all sectors of our economy.
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"Please have them say that John Kasich rose," Mr. Kasich told the crowd, "and his positive campaign is making a difference."
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To live in the present is not to deny the value of telic activities, of making a difference in the world.
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I want to have a good job that I enjoy doing and also it making a difference for someone out there.
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CBMArts is learning from the city, launching new fellowships to serve it, and graduating leaders that are making a difference today.
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Maybe the generosity is the wingman of the injustice, and the making a difference is the wingman of making a killing.
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Like the Iranians, Egyptian dissidents pushed against the red lines set by the authorities without knowing if they were making a difference.
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Muslim-Americans have contributed skills and shown grit, making a difference on a battlefield from which most Americans are far too detached.
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But I had an inkling that the city's ubiquitous and cheap fiber Internet access would be making a difference right about now.
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"It brings joy to me, and also brings joy to the children, that I'm making a difference," Tendayi told CNN affiliate WGN.
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Donald Trump's election and his promise to cultivate economic growth at levels we haven't seen in decades is clearly making a difference.
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I'm in awe of the courage you have shown in speaking out and telling your stories in hopes of making a difference.
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The military, for its part, insists its attacks on the Islamic State's oil smuggling operations and cash depots is making a difference.
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When Ashton Kutcher isn't entertaining audiences, he's fighting against human trafficking — and he's got the figures to prove he's making a difference.
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Pentagon cloud developers say automation and increased applications of AI are making a difference when it comes to improving cloud-network security.
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The difference in these latest systems, Freedman said, is the thing that's making a difference in almost every aspect of transportation: technology.
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"We consider these two individuals to be modern day heroes whose work is making a difference all around the country," Woodfill said.
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Still, they could be making a difference at the margins in his performance in the swing states that will decide the election.
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Unless Hamas recognizes Israel's right to exist, Israeli politicians will not regard reconciliation as making a difference in terms of peace negotiations.
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Illinois dominated inside with the 7-foot Cockburn and 6-9 Giorgi Bezhanishvili making a difference at both ends of the court.
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Over the past 11 years, CNN Heroes has recognized regular people who dedicate their lives to making a difference in the world.
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They should be focused on making a difference in the outcome, not just providing a better vehicle for throwing your vote away.
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If you would like to support any or all of the organizations making a difference, click on the take action button below.
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"I want to be involved in things that I think are making a difference and I can make a difference," he said.
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Along with Trump, the Suttles' think the election could be potentially rigged and they worry about their votes counting and making a difference.
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According to FOX 11 News, who reported the story, the Pekingese is making a difference at the school, a week before classes start.
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It is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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They lead a simple life in the jungle, where they believe they're fighting for a cause and making a difference in the world.
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It wasn't until I authored legislation that successfully limited, and then prohibited, smoking on airplanes that I felt I was making a difference.
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Delgado is repairing a pair of night vision goggles or teaching his nephew how to fix his tie, he is making a difference.
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He also notes it's hard to have a heart for making a difference in a broken system and also needing to stay afloat.
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This story is a part of VICE's effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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While she didn't cite me by name, it warmed my heart to see my notes were making a difference in other people's lives.
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But ultimately, we can't pay attention to all of that because that would take too much time away from actually making a difference.
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And it seems to be making a difference: "It's really about all the little things that make a normal life," said one nurse.
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You know, in our business typically we like to do a randomized control study to really know whether something is making a difference.
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Another factor that may be making a difference in ratings: The Supreme Court struck down a federal ban on sports gambling in May.
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Lola said not only did this reaffirm her desire to work with animals but that she wanted to start making a difference now.
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And this is about people who are for making a difference to save us and people who are against it and prefer money.
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"After Parkland, Turning Trauma Into Change" is a five-minute film that touches on themes of coping with trauma and making a difference.
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Although it will now be even harder for overseas talent to make it into the U.S., it's already making a difference for Americans.
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"It's driving traffic and making a difference for their businesses, but they don't know how to address these issues in their companies," Pao said.
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While that's just a fraction of the trillions in unrealized gains out there, it's enough to start making a difference in communities, he said.
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It was the first time she had spoken about the "rules" of government making a difference in whether you get the chance to succeed.
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It is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference, we must actually make that difference.
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It sounds to me like someone is a bit jealous of such impactful women making a difference and using their voice in the world.
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"I knew I was making a difference when I saw the old folks back out on the porch again drinking their coffees," he says.
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Let's work together to celebrate and support family caregivers who are making a difference in the lives of loved ones and families every day.
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In advance of the 28th Annual "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute," CNN showcases five extraordinary young people making a difference in their communities.
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"I was very excited to see it already working and making a difference in so many people's lives," Tubbs told Business Insider in April.
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"We have the hope of changing consumer's mindsets and making a difference to both people and the planet by providing stylish clothing without guilt."
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The black voters of North Carolina have won a major victory and will now have a better chance of making a difference come November.
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Even at such a young age — Gen Zers are 22 and under, according to Pew — they care about making a difference for their futures.
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It takes so much responsibility and you need to be dedicated to it and have a passion for making a difference in that position.
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Kanye West is so serious about making a difference in his hometown, he's already giving away money and designer shoes to people in need.
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WiFi 6 starts making a difference in terms of raw speed if you have incredibly fast internet speeds that the current standard can't deliver.
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Jason Curnett from Arkansas said students already were making a difference: Can high school students make a difference when it comes to gun control?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) has been making a difference in the borough's cultural community for over 50 years.
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This story is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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"It is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference," Trump said at the White House.
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But transit experts are skeptical that Uber will ultimately cough up enough data, or whether any of it will end up making a difference.
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Just in time for the holidays, Behati Prinsloo is giving fans a fun gift option — while also making a difference in her native Namibia.
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While the White House has claimed that its hands are tied, could these social media activists (sometimes derided as "slacktivists") end up making a difference?
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What seems to be making a difference in Mumbai is the organising strength of powerful unions, in particular one called Maharashtra Rajya Rashtriya Kamgar Sangh.
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I think it's a major component in making a difference in the system and restoring some public trust in a system that's shattered right now.
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In addition to the brackets The Obama Foundation also shared several positive stories about how basketball making a difference in communities across across the world.
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service said government, industry and residents are making a difference by reducing manatee deaths and increasing access to natural springs.
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"People have tweeted me screenshots of them playing my song, and it definitely feels like I am making a difference in the world," said Mezrahi.
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The most vulnerable women in the country have been making a difference through "risky organizing" this year and last year and in years before that.
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The Trump factor Polls show most Americans think Trump's campaign and presidency is making a difference when it comes to prejudice in the United States.
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Critics have argued that many CVE programs were overseen by unqualified officials who were unable to demonstrate whether the work was even making a difference.
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Though, I hope that these groups can make a change in the way the government perceives weed, and it's obvious they are making a difference.
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Though the companies aren't in the same class as Facebook and Google, they wouldn't have to improve much to start making a difference at Verizon.
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They will happily bootstrap a business or side hustle, or make a lateral move if it will keep them learning, growing, and making a difference.
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It's communicated on "Children," his very own "Earth Song," a track about being a visionary, making a difference and wearing your heart on your sleeve.
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In a blog post earlier this year, Gates dubbed the Swedish social entrepreneur a hero for "making a difference in the world" through her work.
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Even more powerful, proactive states can create a value multiplier by correcting overprescribing patterns in their own network making a difference beyond just state employees.
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Olivia Munn has a message for all the women speaking out against sexual misconduct -- keep it up and stay strong ... because it's making a difference.
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"Lit that screen up with your glow on the LGBT community… making a difference and making it all look so easy… GOAT #representationmatters #loveyou," Pompeo concluded.
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"It makes me smile, makes me so happy to know that my boys are really responsible for helping other teens and making a difference," he says.
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They could buy gloves for not a lot of money and feel like they were making a difference in someone's live – at least for that winter.
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Current co-founder Rachel Kane acknowledges that social shifts, especially conversations around employees demanding organizations provide for better work-life balance, are also making a difference.
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When hiring candidates, Zhou told CNBC Make It that she focuses her attention on the applicants who are interested in making a difference at the company.
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From innovative digital marketing activations to real-time listening on social media, brands in India are creating new touchpoints – and making a difference in the process.
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I don't know whether "A Girl in the River" will win an Oscar in its category, short subject documentary, but it is already making a difference.
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Although the boxes have reportedly been making a difference in some areas, a considerable amount of drug abusers are still failing to dispose of their needles.
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Right now, this is just a beautiful feeling to be around so many people who have the same mindset and are geared toward making a difference.
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Could body-positive role models like Ashley Graham and inspiring ad campaigns from Dove actually be making a difference in the self-esteem of American women?
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The community has been able to recognize their efforts, which is very important in their growth as leaders who are making a difference in their communities.
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To celebrate this fascinating deep dive into the life of Albert Einstein, we're showcasing modern women who are making a difference in the field of science.
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Mac Miller's still making a difference -- his charity foundation's quickly approaching a million bucks in money raised to help kids in his hometown ... TMZ has learned.
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This is something that every little girl, every woman, in this country and the world can look up to and say she's really making a difference.
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If want to make a difference — or take baby steps towards making a difference — you can start with actions like replacing plastics in your own home.
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Principals of some schools in the program said that the coaching and the support provided by the community organizations were making a difference in their schools.
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Why it matters: The GOP is banking its 2018 hopes on the tax law, and while it's far from universally popular it is making a difference.
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"I have to believe that the efforts that we are putting in will, and is, showing results and it is making a difference," says du Plessis.
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If you would like to donate to any of the organizations above or other groups making a difference in the coronavirus pandemic, click the button below.
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While he knows he can't change the lives of everyone in the foster care system, he's dedicated to making a difference, one person at a time.
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We are disappointed because we see our funding actively making a difference with individuals in thousands of communities and in every Congressional District in the nation.
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It's tricky at times, but it's a place where people are making a difference, but at the same time, it's kind of a small town. Absolutely.
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This year, at New York Today, we're looking for charities, nonprofits and causes that are making a difference and helping the needy here in New York.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen "They are making a difference in ways that allow them to continue making a killing," Anand Giridharadas says.
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I'd like to be remembered for ... Making a difference through the Tory Burch Foundation, which empowers women entrepreneurs by providing access to capital, education and resources.
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The numbers may not be big enough to move any needles yet, but I've seen more and more of these folks who are making a difference.
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It's about doing something getting to work rolling their sleeves up making a difference for not only their community but for the rest of the nation.
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"The nonviolent character of these protests is absolutely key in making a difference," said David Smilde, a senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America.
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I would never have chosen to do this before, but I was put in this position and there's nothing I love more now than making a difference.
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"I'm sure there are factories here and there where automation is making a difference," says Dean Baker, an economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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The bash will celebrate young people making a difference in the country in the business, arts and sport sectors – and include a performance by the band LARKS.
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The biggest difference is really the culture we've been able to build, which is centered on the idea of impact, of making a difference for your country.
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Moscovici, a French Socialist, said he was making a difference between Salvini's political ideas, which he disagrees with, and the Italian government, which he says he respects.
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As the mayor of our nation's largest city, I've established many of these rights already, and they're making a difference in the lives of 8.6 million Americans.
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First, thank you for acknowledging the fact that, I think one of the greatest things about our company is our commitment to communities and making a difference.
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From complimenting a stranger to buying a friend's coffee or showing yourself some love, the Kindness Generator will act as your positive guide towards making a difference.
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The evening bash celebrates young people making a difference in the country in the business, arts and sport sectors – and include a performance by the band LARKS.
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To mark the day we've highlighted the young women making a difference with their activism and laid out everything you need to know about International Women's Day.
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I felt myself become a better person in his company — better in the sense of wanting to never stop making a difference to the lives of others.
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Located: Sunnyvale, CaliforniaEmployee quote: "What makes me happy the most about my work is the sense of purpose and knowing I'm making a difference in the world."
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This hasn't extended to sexual minorities as much as progressives may like, but it appears to be making a difference when it comes to race and immigration.
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It might end up making a difference in the standings in a close American League East race, though, so the Yankees have a right to be upset.
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For the two parents, the campaigns are less about unseating members they are unhappy with and more about having a voice and making a difference, they said.
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Its wearable device, the Apple Watch, is still more focused on helping people reach their fitness goals than on making a difference for people with medical conditions.
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She estimates at least 20,000 notes have been handed out by her community of writers to veterans, first responders, nurses, teachers and other people making a difference.
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Now, they need to ensure that the proposed solutions enable all healthcare providers to play their part in making a difference for those already struggling with dependency.
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She noted that although some Americans are worried about current affairs, her team's archeological work and the work of the other award recipients is making a difference.
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"He lost by [3] million votes, so it's hard to imagine anything making a difference, but he left a pretty big one on the cutting room floor."
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And they did so using the talents and skills they acquired during the first half of their career — moving from just making money to making a difference.
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Dean Niewolny is CEO of The Halftime Institute and author of the new book Trade Up: How to Move from Just Making Money to Making a Difference.
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Whenever you're ready, the next step is to figure out how you can start making a difference: Contributing video editors: Jeffrey Kopp, Lacey RussellMotion graphics: Melody Shih
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But at some point in the near future, we expect this to turn around, that some of these prospects will be coming up and making a difference.
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For people who don't think I should be meddling, what it comes down to is I come with good intentions and feel like I'm making a difference.
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Paige wants to feel that she's making a difference, but beyond that, she also wants to feel better than other people, privy to secret knowledge they don't understand.
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The royal parents kicked off their day with a reception for young people who are making a difference to their communities at the National Football Museum in Manchester.
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"Giving back to the community is a great way to support a number of great organizations and really feel like your business is making a difference," Pam said.
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Kazakhstan's quarter centuries of bilateral relations with the United States has been positive and productive, forging a partnership that is making a difference across a range of issues.
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The record numbers were largely driven by the opioid epidemic, but efforts to help support treatment at the local and community level are making a difference, Azar said.
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Bush created the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, an initiative to address HIV/AIDS worldwide that both parties have credited with making a difference to this day.
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Here are 25 CIOs who were nominated by their peers, industry experts, and tech suppliers for making smart choices and making a difference in the enterprise cloud era:
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In advance of the 2800th annual "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute," CNN will showcase five extraordinary young people making a difference in their communities and far beyond.
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We can't really know if it's the CBD in the product or the other stuff that's making a difference until we have some more formal research on humans.
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Having said all that, we're still seeing innovation around user interfaces and video quality, and they are making a difference even as the rights issues get worked out.
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I think that making a difference in others' lives, such as helping a friend or volunteering for your community, is what makes the most difference in my life.
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Just as important, protests last only as long as people feel heroic and proud, and feel as if they're making a difference — feelings the show reinforces every week.
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However, Roper told the Thomson Reuters Foundation it would take "a period of years" for the money to reach those on the ground and start making a difference.
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Trump's policies, he said, were making a difference for him: He said his manager at an aluminum electrical wire factory had credited Trump tariffs with raising their profits.
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New England is a place where we can see the intersecting efforts toward fairness and justice making a difference, even as it is very much a work in progress.
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Twitter's overall theme for this year's Black History Month is #ForTheCulture, a hashtag and philosophy the company says serves to highlight black Americans making a difference — past and present.
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I want something that I think I am making a difference in, where I can tell that my work has an impact advancing the thing that I'm working on.
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Get to know and meet many of these innovators at the free Making a Difference Symposium on November 2, featuring ceramicist and activist Roberto Lugo as the keynote speaker.
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Like others, it was important for her to come to the scene and show her support — a show of unity that she hopes adds up to making a difference.
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The royal parents are kicking off their day with a reception for young people who are making a difference to their communities at the National Football Museum in Manchester.
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I feel like you have to pursue your passion in life, and for me that is making a difference in the lives of women and children through my work.
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The only obvious alternative, Harris said, is when companies insist on following the hunch of certain people who believe they know the language that might be making a difference.
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Eventually, he felt that his social-realist works were not making a difference, so he tried to separate his political interests from his aesthetic concerns and turned toward abstraction.
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Refinery29 talked to Dukureh, now 26, about her experiences and what it feels like to know that she is making a difference to women and girls around the world.
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"I got to keep doing it, man, because we're touching lives and making a difference," Pompeo, who directed her first episode, said about continuing on ABC's long-running drama.
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And while the options have gotten little better in the intervening 17 years, the chances of making a difference in helping a struggling nation fight its own wars has.
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"I think it is possible, enormously valuable, and that I have a non-negligible chance of making a difference there, so...I should be working on it," he said.
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A 85033 study by political scientists Eric McGhee and Boris Shor similarly showed California's election reforms to be making a difference in moving elected officials more towards the center.
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"Sometimes we get caught up in how someone is doing it rather than just being focused on, wow she's she's getting it done, she's making a difference," she says.
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We asked experts, including execs from tech giants, industry analysts and longtime tech observers which CIOs are making smart moves and making a difference in the enterprise cloud era.
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Making a difference A San Francisco police officer for 10 years, Cuthbertson is also a US Army veteran, having served for 13 years with tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Get on Facebook"—and I don't like Facebook—"Get on Facebook and get the daily actions that will come to you from this group and start making a difference.
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"My goal is to just be sure that whoever takes a part in this business has the same morals I do and cares about making a difference," she said.
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He is pitching for the best team in baseball, one with serious World Series ambitions, and quickly making a difference — just as the Yankees imagined he would one day.
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Earlier this month, the royal couple asked the public for suggestions on grassroots organizations making a difference in the world that they could highlight on their Instagram account, SussexRoyal.
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Truly making a difference for future generations means recognizing and addressing our nation's significant kidney health problem to ensure individuals understand the importance of kidney health long before diagnosis.
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Over time, her mission to spread gratitude and joy has inspired others to join in, writing notes to veterans, first responders, nurses, teachers and other people making a difference.
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But it remains to be seen whether this exhibition — or any art show at all — can cross over from aesthetic and political commentary to making a difference in people's lives.
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Finding an inspirational voice Just as young people around the world find inspiration and representation in Thunberg, so did she find herself moved by people her age making a difference.
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Sure, she would be cutting to the chase of making a difference, but wouldn't she be forgoing the skill-building and self-cultivation offered by the big private-sector firms?
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" That same day, Riley's father Chris thanked Curry on Instagram, writing, "So proud of my baby girl for making a difference and so thankful for @stephencurry30 doing this for her.
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A heartwarming story of 8-year-old Rosalyn Baldwin from Louisiana who is making a difference by going from state to state with a simple mission-- hug a police officer.
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Washington (CNN)Independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin has qualified for the ballot in Utah, putting him one step closer to making a difference in the race for the White House.
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"I've never been a person to do a job that didn't have some sort of give back or making a difference in the world or other people's lives," Dunaway concluded.
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But there are two big battles underway where activism is already making a difference and where success or failure is important in its own right and freighted with broader implications.
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In "Making a Difference in 2018," Tina Rosenberg profiles six people who are trying to make things better in the United States, despite deep divisions and fears in the country.
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"It's an incredible launch year for any medication [that] I think proves that this kind of medicine is really making a difference to patients," Gover told Cramer in an interview.
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I couldn't accept that the future I had imagined as a leader in Congress — the job I loved and knew I was making a difference by being in — was over.
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China's government is committed to making a difference on this case, however, says Daniel Baldwin, who served as the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's top representative in Beijing for three years.
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And now, three games into Memphis' first round matchup with San Antonio, Selden is doing something that very few rookies from his class can claim: making a difference in the playoffs.
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Making a difference locally The event raised more than $4,000 for Women Winning, which supports the election of pro-choice women of all political parties to all levels of public office.
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Parton has inspired plenty of women through her storied career with her sass and confidence, and with her latest project the entertainer hopes to continue making a difference in the world.
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The belief she is making a difference in a community is one reason 26-year-old Chelsea Francis is happy with her current job as a Water Resource Engineer at Arcadis.
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She may not be in the White House, but Clinton remains committed to making a difference in the country and it's clear from social media that millions of people are #StillWithHer.
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For all the money Wall Street is spending, though, it's not making a difference: Of the top 10 recipients of Wall Street money in 2015, three have already dropped out — Gov.
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I was back there about six months ago, discussing my personal practice with my teacher, and how we can start making a difference to the communities where these teachings come from.
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And these strategies and investments are making a difference: Antwerp's bicycle modal share rose from 29 to 33 percent from 2014 to 2018, with a slight majority of female bicycle commuters.
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They're a pair of profoundly average nobodies, and as they surprise themselves by actually making a difference, they slowly learn that a revolutionary is just a nobody committed to an idea.
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For far too long, generosity has been allowed to serve as a wingman of injustice; giving back disguises merciless taking; making a difference becomes inseparable from making a killing — sometimes literally.
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I have a good amount of autonomy on the new initiative I'm helping with, so it's nice to feel like I'm being useful while also feeling like I'm making a difference.
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One half of a pair is intellectually serious and devoted to politics and making a difference in the world, and the other half finds themselves turning their intellectual energies toward reading.
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Even though Burpee was grateful to be honored, she went on to emphasize why being kind "should never be about me," but rather helping others in need and making a difference.
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Tina SmithTina Flint SmithSix mayors making a difference Klobuchar releases names of bundlers Living in limbo may end for Liberians in the US MORE (D-Minn.) and Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedSix mayors making a difference Overnight Defense: Book says Trump called military leaders 'dopes and babies' | House reinvites Pompeo for Iran hearing | Dems urge Esper to reject border wall funding request Senate Dems urge Esper to oppose shifting Pentagon money to border wall MORE (D-R.
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To get a picture of Montreal in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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"It's really wonderful to be in a room with so many women who are making a difference and supporting the causes that mean the most to them," Paltrow said before introducing Pfeiffer.
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The reality star penned a lengthy essay on her website addressing her feelings, fears, and suggested plan of action for making a difference following the murders of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile.
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Here's how people are making a difference through simple gestures: They handed out coffee to cops New Yorkers came out in large numbers to praise and thank first responders for their work.
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Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid are still making a difference while away from the football field ... this time showing up in NYC to give away backpacks to kids going back to school.
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Making a difference Two other American schools have taken part in Letters of Hope so far, writing to Somali refugees not just in Kenya but Afghans in Greece and Yemenis displaced internally.
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"I mean I don't enjoy attention, but I enjoy making a difference," she said, adding that she wanted to make sure that climate crisis was always the main focus of any trip.
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Although Gary Sinise didn't initially set out for a career in service, after four decades of making a difference for military veterans and first responders, he's exactly where he's supposed to be.
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To get a picture of Toronto in 2016, we spoke to five multidisciplinary creatives about the people, places, and movements they see making a difference, and the challenges they face moving forward.
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"We cannot merely take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference," Mr. Trump said at a ceremony as he conferred the medal of valor on public safety officials.
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Olive said now she's going to focus on making a difference and supporting those survivors who need it, whether that be through a hug, a conversation or advocating for stricter gun laws.
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"Hotel employees are making a difference each and every day by identifying and reporting instances of human trafficking," said Chip Rogers, president and CEO of the American Hotel & Lodging Association trade group.
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" The abundant citations of Levin's more than 300 papers in the scientific literature—more than 10,000 times in almost 8,000 articles—is also "a great indicator that his work is making a difference.
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While appointing enough Federal Reserve Board members to start dismantling big banks would be a labor of years, appointing a different team of financial sector regulators would start making a difference right away.
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But to have a chance at winning or making a difference, Democrats need to swallow the fear, skip the government make-work middleman, and just hand out cash to every single American citizen.
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"When you live it, it's an issue that's affected you, I think you're in the best position to highlight it, address it and encourage others to participate in making a difference," she said.
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On Thursday, the National Republican Conference Committee sent an email jokingly endorsing Pelosi for minority leader: INBOX: "NRCC endorses Nancy Pelosi for minority leader" None of this appears to be making a difference.
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"His kindness demonstrates that age does not limit kids from fundraising and making a difference in the lives of other children battling cancer at St. Jude," she said in a statement to CNN.
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The Burlington High School Seahorses have been working toward making a difference by selling "Equal Pay" T-shirts at school and encouraged fans to wear them to their soccer game on Friday night.
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"With all the violence I saw growing up — the fights, the gangs, the robberies — being a productive member of society to me meant making a difference in keeping the community safe," he said.
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"It's a requirement of our constitution that 10 percent of our profits go to not-for-profit organisations and social impact initiatives making a difference in Australia and around the world," he adds.
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"It brightened my day seeing this clip and everyone must realize with all the negative stories, there are positive ones and people out in their communities truly making a difference!" wrote Kelly Sue Kausel.
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ROSALIE CHAMBERLAIN Denver The writer, a consultant in diversity and inclusion, is the author of the forthcoming book, "Conscious Leadership in the Workplace: A Guidebook to Making a Difference One Person at a Time."
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" That accusation drew a stiff rejoinder from the White House, where an official told Fox News "we believe the administration is making a difference in aiding and resettling victims of religious persecution in Iraq.
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"From day one, I decided to post on social media because it helped me keep myself accountable, but early on, I found that it was making a difference in other people's lives," she says.
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They'll finish the day back in Belfast at the Empire Music Hall, where they'll attend a party celebrating young adults making a difference in Northern Ireland, complete with a performance by the band LARKS.
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But fitting right in with the spirit of the event – which celebrates youths making a difference in their local and global communities – Lovato laughed, struck a pose and raised a hand in the air.
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"And I know that people don't really feel like they're making a difference when they do that on their own [...] but when millions of people start doing that, it will absolutely make a difference."
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I could spend eight months traveling around the country running for president, or six months really making a difference," the Virginia Democrat told CNN's Chris Cuomo during an exclusive interview on "Cuomo Prime Time.
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This week TODAY is highlighting the stories of women on the cutting edge who are not only making a difference in their respective industries, but who are having a real impact on the world.
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I am now going to be taking on a new challenge: helping Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan build their philanthropic organization, the Making a difference is something that is familiar to all of you.
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The mogul is this year's host for WE Day, a live event that brings together speakers and musicians to perform for young people making a difference in their communities and the world at large.
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Members are trailed by a coterie of (mostly young) staffers, all of whom work slavishly long hours for minimal pay -- in support of their dream of making it -- or making a difference -- in politics.
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I think it is possible, enormously valuable, and that I have a non-negligible chance of making a difference there, so by a Pascal's Mugging sort of logic, I should be working on it.
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For me, no matter the physical and psychological cost, face time and direct action is now what I feel called to and the only thing that makes me feel like I'm making a difference.
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"It's an incredible launch year for any medication [that] I think proves that this kind of medicine is really making a difference to patients," Gover told CNBC's Jim Cramer in a "Mad Money" interview.
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" Nicole ChuThe Computer School, M.S. 245, New York City "I want my students to not just 'study' resilience from diverse voices, but to discover their own voice while making a difference in our community.
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Veerabhadran Ramanathan, a climate scientist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, said Governor Brown's doubts stemmed in part from talking to leaders abroad and realizing how far their policies are from making a difference.
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While the goal of the events is not necessarily for attendees to go all in, Miquelis said, it's about educating people so that they can take steps — big or small — to start making a difference.
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Alongside his speech, the United Nations launched Facebook Messenger software that will help people learn what they can do to reduce their carbon footprint, and share with their friends how they are making a difference.
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Other choices included Planned Parenthood, the Arab American Action Network, which helps Arab Americans and immigrants around Chicago, and 10 Acts 100 Days, a campaign that holds people accountable for making a difference in politics.
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Apple branded the Apple Watch as the "ultimate guardian for your health," but the device hasn't won over doctors, and its self-lauded heart-monitoring features have yet to prove that they're making a difference.
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One of the things I've learned in covering disasters for more than a decade is that you have to take this conversation out of the realm of vaguely saving lives or vaguely making a difference.
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There are plenty of people who can't help or who don't want to help, but if you actually care about making a difference, realize first that there are limitations and then consider carefully your options.
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Sharmi Surianarain, who connects African Leadership Academy graduates and other Mastercard Foundation scholars with opportunities for making a difference across the continent, said one former student had gone on to start a school in Zimbabwe.
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"In a world where we are inundated with problems, we like the idea that making a difference in the world can be as easy as changing the type of soap you use," the website says.
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In a close election like the 210 presidential race, an effective campaign in several different swing states has a good shot of making a difference, as Donald Trump, and the world, learned on election night.
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Keeping tabs on the success rates of these initiatives would ensure that companies are doing more than simply throwing money at the problem and are held accountable for whether their efforts are making a difference.
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The important work of the MSJDN, together with partners like the Connecticut Bar Association and Bliss Lawyers, represent just one example of how simple changes and strategic alliances are making a difference for military families.
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Tech companies tend to dominate the lists of organizations that offer such flexibility, Cohen tells CNBC Make It. Finally, millennials care about being challenged, impacting society and making a difference in the world, says Cohen.
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But more importantly, it is because, as president, she will find that the use of force abroad will offer precious few opportunities for making a difference, and will come at a considerable political cost at home.
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For a company dedicated to making a difference, it's a good target: Heavy duty vehicles make up just 7 percent of vehicles on US roads, yet account for 20 percent of transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions.
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From the first day, the goal of our company has always been about making a difference, impacting as many people as possible, and creating a world where people make a life and not just a living.
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There are days where I doubt whether I'm really making a difference as every fledgling lawyer dreams, until I remember that each case is personal for my clients, and what I do does matter to them.
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It started making a difference once producers started going bust, throwing in doubt the sustainability of long-term contracts and pipeline MLPs' profits, and sending their shares tumbling by more than 2250 percent since September 1503.
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My dad, who was a sociologist and is very passionate about making a difference in the world, he says, 'Gisele, we can try to do something about this because we're not going to have clean water.
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I think they've developed some great products, but we've also had some innovation leaps with our hardware and software that's making a difference in the industry right now, especially with that combination of Office and Windows.
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Then if you care about your compatriots, that one-in-10-million chance of making a difference — the $32 billion payout — represents a lottery ticket for which it would be reasonable to pay more than $3,000.
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To be sure, some have argued that gun violence research should not be funded because "in some cases, the views of researchers clearly influence their research product," proving a political point instead of making a difference.
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"I think it is possible, enormously valuable, and that I have a non-negligible chance of making a difference there, so by a Pascal's Mugging sort of logic, I should be working on it," he wrote.
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"I've looked at hundreds of brand partnerships over the past couple years and have found very few that match my standards and interests in making a difference in a global community," Donald said in a statement.
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Pharrell Williams is making a difference on Good Friday, heading down to L.A.'s Skid Row to help out some folks who are less fortunate than him ... filling up bellies and putting smiles on people's faces.
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"She was extraordinarily honest, brave, funny, and intent on making a difference through understanding the relationships of our lives," her editor and publisher, Lennie Goodings, the chairwoman of the London-based Virago Press, said by email.
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A lot of the kids we tutor live in homes where English is rarely spoken, so I know I'm making a difference by helping them with their reading skills, and maybe they can pass on that knowledge.
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And she was 19 years old and making a difference in the world, and we flew Peru and see a surgery," Kris said "And those are the things I'm proudest of — when they do stuff like that.
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It is the reason I feel such a sense of betrayal and anger in how the government has treated us – but also why I feel such relief and joy that we might actually be making a difference.
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I took really expensive, refrigerated probiotics in college that I can't afford now, and the ones I was using from CVS didn't feel necessary anymore (or like they were making a difference), so, I stopped taking them.
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As it stands, users do get a fair amount of control over server paths, but this also allows for confusion, and it might make it difficult to tell whether Cox Elite Gamer is really making a difference.
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When asked whether he's concerned about the margin for victory being smaller than the amount of votes cast in his favor, he said he wasn't worried about third-party voters making a difference in a tight race.
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This left me believing that without the religion, even if I lived life making a difference in this world I would no longer be abd Allah, a slave of Allah, and thus my life would be aimless.
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Having the worst case scenario of meth addiction shoved down my throat on a daily basis by my bosses, I guess whenever I seized meth, particularly in the beginning, I felt like I was making a difference.
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"Right now I truly believe that covering those families in prayers, making a difference in their lives and they'll continue to support those families in that community in the days ahead," he said of the shooting's victims.
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With more time in the spotlight, they may be more subject to criticism and so need to be told by their inner circle that they are doing well and making a difference and that people like them.
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Photography and Styling by Maroon WorldMakeup: Wanthy RayosHawker 4000 Provided by Talon Air This story is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowBottom Line A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth Susan Collins set to play pivotal role in impeachment drama MORE (D-Mich.), among others, will work on the account.
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As Michael and Zaida's families, we have heard many stories about the power of their work and believe that both were making a difference as competent and skilled investigators in one of the world's most violent places.
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We take our charity dollars and direct them toward organizations and individuals who are making a difference, who most likely will have to pick up significant slack once the id gets into office and starts slashing programs.
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"For me it's always been about making a difference because politics is about people and it's about improving people's lives ... doing things that really will help people to get on and have a better future," she said.
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When she was able to donate $4,000 to the Disabled American Veterans that was left over from a MAGA March GoFundMe account, she felt that she was making a difference for the first time in her life.
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The couple are set to finish the day back in Belfast at the Empire Music Hall, where they'll attend a party celebrating young adults making a difference in Northern Ireland, complete with a performance by the band LARKS.
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"These are tiny relationships, but I think when you lose all of them at once, which happens when you move to a new place, they add up, and you can tell they were making a difference," Sandstrom says.
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" Former Superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools Howard Fuller said the NAACP's undermining of charter schools that are making a difference in the lives of black children "puts the organization on the wrong side of history for our people.
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"To be recognized as making a difference to other people's lives by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will inspire them to carry on the extraordinary work they already do," Radio 1 DJ Greg James told the BBC.
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"I thought I was making a difference in the House, but it was not particularly appetizing to look at having to fight for relevance for the next decade before I even sniffed of a significant subcommittee chairmanship," Murphy said.
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"The data consistently shows that diverse teams are more successful and innovative, so this is something that will absolutely benefit everyone," she says, and has devoted her time to making a difference through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Now, with the expansion of technology and the incredible value in grassroots advocacy campaigns, we are now in an era where grassroots professionals are at the top of their game and making a difference through a variety of tactics.
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A recent report published by the SoAR Foundation, "Retaking the Field" provides a call to action to reverse a significant decline in research investment and discusses how public research is making a difference for farmers, consumers and the environment.
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UNDERNEATH THAT NATIONAL NARRATIVE IN OUR DISCREET CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, WE KNOW HOW TO INDICATE TO CONSTITUENTS TO SHOW THEM HERE'S WHAT WE SAID WE WOULD DO, HERE'S WHAT WE DID, HERE'S HOW IT'S MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE.
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Marijuana ETF boom stalls A new opportunity in gold seeks to undercut competition Why things look good for Saudi and Argentine stocks Powering the fund is allocation to companies like online video streaming iQiyi, which are making a difference.
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As a society, we will be able to deal with those changes more effectively if we cease attacks and focus on narrowing our differences so that we can support actions that have a high probability of making a difference.
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"I do think global and national policies are making a difference, particularly by driving the rapid growth in renewables, and we'd be worse off without them," Rob Jackson, a climate scientist who worked on the report, told the Times.
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The spokesperson added that "We are deeply committed to being part of the solution to end homelessness in Seattle and will continue to invest in local nonprofits like Mary's Place and FareStart that are making a difference on this important issue."
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The Clay Studio's Making a Difference: Social and Political Activism in Clay, inspiring CraftNOW's programmatic theme for 2018, includes works by a total of 13 diverse ceramic artists, all using their creative output to respond to current events and issues.
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" The "Stone Cold" singer urged fans to focus on "the topic of victims of sexual and physical abuse being afraid to come forward with their stories" and that her mission is to see "women coming together and actually making a difference.
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"This new information gives us hope that our efforts across the US are making a difference," Heidi Blanck, chief of obesity prevention at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and senior author of the study, said of the findings.
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In a new post on the official SussexRoyal Instagram page, which she shares with Prince Harry, Meghan wrote in her own words why she is choosing to shine a spotlight on Luminary Bakery, a small independent London bakery making a difference.
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As host, creator and executive producer of the 2016 Nickelodeon HALO Awards, Nick Cannon will take the stage to honor four teens who have been making a difference in their communities and changing the world by "Helping and Leading Others" (HALO).
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In an effort to support these creators already making a difference, YouTube is dedicating one million dollars to finance videos that serve a social good but have higher production values as part of a new global program called Creators for Change.
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"Kayla helps me a lot with my sign and encourages me that what I'm doing is making a difference for the community and brings to light the fact that there should be more communicative resources in the media," says Martinez.
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Surviving R. Kelly, arriving almost a year after Buzzfeed's exposé, is the inevitable culmination of mounting accusations and reports about the singer — and it appears to be making a difference, as Kelly is now currently under criminal investigation in Georgia.
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Sean: I love being able to help first time cannabis users with choosing a proper path to follow as far as picking out the proper products and consumption methods; then seeing them come back thanking you for making a difference.
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Luke Ripley, 26 — who has faced a series of personal setbacks and is learning rural skills through a project run by the Prince's Trust and the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales — told Charles his trust is making a difference.
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Photography: Maroon World Styling: Romina Cenisio Makeup: Wanthy Rayos Hair: Illy Lussiano Nails: Naomi Yasuda for LUAR This story is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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"When you call Haiti, whether it's a 's-house' or an 's-hole' … you disparage a lot of people that love this country that are here making a contribution and making a difference," Bush said in an interview with USA Today.
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At the dinner, Ana Cobarrubias, a Los Angeles high school senior, gave a speech about making a difference in the East LA neighborhood in which she grew up and transcending expectations that society had for her as a young woman.
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But taking action is also making sure you enrolled to vote, putting your money towards organizations that are making a difference, volunteering, but the first step is making sure that you are informed so you can help inform other people.
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In an effort to celebrate people who are breaking rules and making a difference, Union invited women who she finds inspiring to star in the campaign, including basketball player Candace Parker, actress Dania Ramirez, model Isis King and dancer Nia Sioux.
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When the Duchess of Sussex chose 15 women making a difference in the world to grace the cover of her guest-edited September issue of British Vogue, 16-year-old climate and environmentalist activist Greta Thunberg made the exclusive list.
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McDonald bookends his long and impressively researched account with a portrait of Casey Gerald, an African-American who delivered a 2014 Class Day speech that's been viewed online over 200,000 times, and is featured on the school's "Making a Difference" website.
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Bobby Wood, in particular, was a player few besides Klinsmann saw making a difference, and Pulisic, Cameron Carter-Vickers, DeAndre Yedlin, John Brooks and Jordan Morris are players who figure to be around for a long time after Klinsmann is gone.
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I felt as if my district loved me (and the polling showed it) and I knew I was making a difference to so many people even just by showing them they could have a voice at the highest levels of power.
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"[His] passion for making a difference in people's lives, curiosity about the world, and energetic embrace of progressive values will be huge assets on SFRC [the Senate Foreign Relations Committee] during this very consequential time in U.S. foreign policy," he said.
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They all came here to the nation's capital for a variety of reasons, some saw "All the President's Men" and were inspired to become hard-hitting journalists, others were inspired by the notion of making a difference through good government.
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And on the other hand, as Miss Universe Ireland, I get to talk to young people and I get to share my story with young people, and I feel like I'm making a difference and I'm connecting with the youth.
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This was the most challenging show of the year, and proudly "problematic," but that was the point: You need to be fearless, and run right into the swamp of possible misunderstanding, to have any hope of making a difference. 373.
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"I was a little worried after the first few weeks about burnout," Mr. Schneiderman said, but he added that lawyers in his office have resisted being moved off topics taking on the administration and felt that they were making a difference.
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The Council worked with the National Foundation on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition, as well as the nonprofit Hip-Hop Public Health and Sparks – who just launched her own youth empowerment program, M.A.D. Kids (short for "making a difference") – to create the healthy living anthem.
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Photography and Styling by Maroon WorldMakeup: Wanthy Rayos Hair: Illy Lussiano Nail Artist: Eda Levenson of Lady Fancy Nails This story is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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They had to acknowledge the systemic misogyny of the entertainment industry and at least pay lip service to making a difference going forward — and, with the Golden Globes being a Hollywood event, they had to do so while being self-congratulatory and glitzy.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Sunday shows preview: Senate gears up for impeachment trial after holiday break A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth MORE is chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
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As the presence of Black wellness influencers expands and companies collaborate more with wellness influencers of color, the Queens-born rider is helping to usher in the wave of Black women making a difference where — as health statistics show — it absolutely counts.
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AND YOU START,YOU GO BACK TO A GUY NAMED McGILLICUDDY AND A GUY NAMED SHIPLEY – TWO OF THE BANKS, MANNY HANNY AND CHEMICAL BANK -- THEY STARTED ALL OF THE WALL STREET DONATIONS TO CHARITY SUPPORTING HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS, MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE CITY.
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Additionally, as a husband and father of three young children, he has a respect for the daytime audience who are looking for a break in their hectic lives with uplifting stories of everyday people transforming their lives and making a difference in their communities.
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Like you, Libra is a sign that's concerned with justice (Libra is the sign of the scales), so this is also a good time to get involved in groups or communities that share your values and vision for making a difference in the world.
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After flying from Victoria to Vancouver in a seaplane and visting different charities in the afternoon, the couple – unaccompanied by children Prince George and Princess Charlotte – attended a reception for young Canadian leaders making a difference in their communities and celebrities at the Telus Gardens.
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The information in the PSA — one of several SHP has rolled out since their first award-winning PSA, Evan, in 2016, which drew 155 million views on social media — and the framework SHP created to spot the warning signs are making a difference, says Barden.
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"There doesn't necessarily have to be more – like a lot of people are focused on taking over the world or doing the biggest thing, getting the most users, and I think part of making a difference and doing something cool is focusing intensely," he says.
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WILLIAMS: But I would say that if you&aposre talking about real change for someone at home, I think that&aposs what Howard Schultz was talking about, making a difference in people&aposs lives, then you&aposre talking about, are you getting more pay?
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Chamberlain herself says the group will remain primarily a safe space to share stories, and that storytelling "can be just as powerful in making a difference in the trajectory of our country" as more "visible or traditional" forms of activism like protesting and grassroots organizing.
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Photography and Styling by Maroon World Makeup: Wanthy Rayos Hair: Illy Lussiano Nail Artist: Eda Levenson of Lady Fancy Nails This story is a part of VICE's ongoing effort to highlight the contributions of black women around the globe who are making a difference.
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"I think we are making a difference and I think we are bending that curve and I am excited to continue the efforts that were started by General Sessions," he said, speaking about a reduction in overdose deaths at a roundtable with law enforcement.
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In combination with his second piece of advice and his third, "go to a place that is making a difference in the world," Khosrowshahi realized he could play an influential role in bringing about necessary change at Uber by taking on the CEO position.
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In addition to serving as the chair of Virgin Unite, she is also the founder and trustee of her own non-profit, Big Change, and the co-chair of We Day UK, an annual event that celebrates young people making a difference in the world.
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But at the same time, playing that game and feeling smug about myself underscored some of the problems during the Obama age; it was easy to sign a petition or tweet as part of a hash tag and feel like you were making a difference.
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The latest concerns over Marmite arose after Unilever's chief executive said in June that the company would retain only brands that "have a purpose" — meaning, he said, those that "take action and demonstrate their commitment to making a difference" on social or environmental issues.
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Here are five Americans – all educated as nuclear engineers -- who are making a difference: Kristine Svinicki is chair of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which oversees the U.S. fleet of about 28503 nuclear power plants and sets the gold standard for nuclear safety worldwide.
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"I would love to get involved in as much as I can and lend my voice to as much as I can, and I would love to speak on more things and talk to young women and encourage people to continue making a difference."
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowBottom Line A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth Susan Collins set to play pivotal role in impeachment drama MORE (D-Mich.) also said in a Wednesday tweet that included a photo of a similar stack.
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"We've been through so much over the past two [to] three years that nothing really comes as a surprise anymore, but if we can contribute to making a difference for the gamers and eSports in general, we love to be a part of it," Rossander said.
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That's the inspiration behind the 2018 CraftNOW theme – Making a Difference – which will be explored by artists, institutions, and visitors alike during a curated series of events and exhibitions taking place in Philadelphia from November 1–4 surrounding the Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show.
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We've been listening to millennials for a long time, and these products will mean not only can we help people start to save towards their futures, but we can provide them with the opportunity to invest in companies which are really making a difference in the world.
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We had, for example, within my division of public engagement, we had something called Champions of Change, where we scoured the country just looking for people who were making a difference on the ground in their communities, and then we celebrated them at the White House.
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They share what they've learned about their issues, talk about the forms of action they've already taken toward making a difference, and get see themselves in the vein of the activist leaders we've studied in preparation for this, like Bryan Stevenson, Malala Yousafzai and Emma Gonzalez.
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Mark says that both the information in the PSA — one of several SHP has rolled out since the group's first award-winning PSA, Evan, in 2016, which drew 155 million views on social media — and the framework SHP created to spot the warning signs are making a difference.
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And if we do it in a way where we're really adding value, where we have really good people really making a difference, we have good technology-- we link those things together, and at the end of the day, we're providing a very valuable service, it'll be differentiated.
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Since then, he's blasted President Trump's attempt to bar refugees from entering the US, written in the Financial Times about national identity after white supremacists rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia, and launched the second season of "Upstanders," a series committed to highlighting people making a difference in their communities.
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I didn't know if they were purchasing hope, or if there was really something making a difference, so that's what led me to do my extensive research into the ingredients that were in these products, and at that time, the very late '80s, everything was very chemical based.
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"It's given me a whole new purpose and a passion for what I do on Capitol Hill and I find a lot of fulfillment in just knowing that I'm making a difference, not just for Cole, but millions of others who just happen to have a disability," she says.
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If you don't have the time or confidence to vet companies that are both genuinely making a difference and worthy of your investment, there are also more managed and robo funds than ever to utilize, many with options to invest your dollars directly into the causes you cherish.
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That is used by us for AI, machine learning, advancing, you know, the advanced technologies broadly in healthcare and making a difference on, you know, the predictive values of understanding, you know, who may get sick and under what circumstances we need to help them with their care.
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However, as anyone who leaves government work for the private sector will tell you, there are certain elements of being on the front lines and directly making an impact at the highest levels that leave you with a certain sense of emptiness and desire to keep making a difference.
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Ken says Alex told the audience, "I don't normally do this, but I wanted to bring these two people on stage because they are making a difference in L.A." Alex's contribution will go a long way to footing the bill for hot meals, transportation, on-site medical service.
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"I do think global and national policies are making a difference, particularly by driving the rapid growth in renewables, and we'd be worse off without them," said Rob Jackson, a professor of earth system science at Stanford University and an author of one of the studies published Tuesday.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowBottom Line A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth Susan Collins set to play pivotal role in impeachment drama MORE (Mich.), chairwoman of the Senate Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, said there's "no question" that Collins will be a pivotal vote.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Sunday shows preview: Senate gears up for impeachment trial after holiday break A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth MORE (R-Iowa), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, wrote in an October letter.
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"Those organizations are certainly growing and they are making a difference," said leading Christian Zionist Reverend Johnnie Moore, the unofficial spokesperson for the around two dozen members of Trump's evangelical advisory board, made up of prominent and powerful politicians and clergy who now have "an open door" to the White House.
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She's still learning what amounts to the fourth system she's played in the past 15 months (Washington, San Antonio, Fenerbahce and Las Vegas), but her evident comfort is making a difference already for the Aces, who followed that Tuesday night win in Indiana with a rout of New York Wednesday.
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More than 25,300 of those cases are concentrated in New York City, but there are some signs that local measures aimed at keeping people away from one another, like ordering bars and restaurants to do take-out only and insisting people work from home (if they can), are making a difference.
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Mary LandrieuMary Loretta LandrieuA decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth Congress needs to work to combat the poverty, abuse and neglect issues that children face Dems wrestle over how to vote on 'Green New Deal' MORE and I founded the bipartisan Senate Caucus on Foster Youth.
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Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedSix mayors making a difference Overnight Defense: Book says Trump called military leaders 'dopes and babies' | House reinvites Pompeo for Iran hearing | Dems urge Esper to reject border wall funding request Senate Dems urge Esper to oppose shifting Pentagon money to border wall MORE (D-R.
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The ceremony is meant to recognize the achievement of "women who possess self-confidence and are committed to distinguishing their own lives by making a difference in the lives of others," with the nominees (all women making major change in their communities) taking home $10,000 to donate to their charity of choice.
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"When I speak to investors, they say they would love to be invested only in the companies that are making a difference in improving education and have quantifiable results," said Bart Epstein, the chief executive of Jefferson Education Accelerator, an organization that helps ed tech start-ups study the effectiveness of their products.
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VIDEO: Diane Von Furstenberg Reveals Her Good Luck Charm for Each of Her Runway Shows Panel 1 | 9:00am THE LEADERSHIP TO INSPIRE: SMALL BUSINESS AND BIG IMPACTS FROM WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS MAKING A DIFFERENCE Headlines will have you believe that it's harder than ever for women to find capital to start their business.
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"What I&aposm seeing in young leaders around the world who are making a difference is a sense of responsibility for others, a sense that regardless of our surface differences, there&aposs a core humanity and a core dignity to each of us that has to be cherished and respected," Obama said.
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But it blowing up on Twitter was good for a few reasons: One was that it helped spread the word here among leftists who were maybe on the fence about joining DSA or staying with us, who saw what we were doing and saw it was a genuine effort at making a difference.
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Speak Up & Showcase Women Who Inspire You Whether it's Eve Sedgwick, one of the founders of queer theory, trans actress and activist Laverne Cox, or radical activist Angela Davis who has inspired you, it's always moving to share the words and wisdom of women who are making a difference in the world.
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" There was membership, or "the feeling of belonging"; influence, or the "sense of mattering, of making a difference to a group"; reinforcement, or "the feeling that members' needs will be met"; and shared emotional connection, or the "belief that members have shared and will share history, common places, time together and similar experiences.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowBottom Line A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth Susan Collins set to play pivotal role in impeachment drama MORE of Michigan, I will continue listening and leading the way so foster youth are empowered to pursue their dreams like every child in America.
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At the end of the day, nobody ever promised that making a difference would be all fun, all the time, and one of the non-fun aspects of taking personal action to reduce your carbon footprint is acknowledging that sometimes politics is tedious and partisan and straight-ticket voting is most effective.
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"That was definitely a defining moment for my whole life, because it gave myself and my partner the chance to live certain values that we felt — because of our family backgrounds and upbringings and religious orientation — were important to us in terms of making a difference in other people's lives," Blank said in 2012.
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" Stéphane Dujarric, a United Nations spokesman, said Thursday that leaders of the organization had listened to the concerns of United Nations staff members and even changed the public campaign around Wonder Woman to reflect those concerns and "bring a celebration of real-life women and girls making a difference every day into the core messaging.
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Tell us in the comments, then read some more inspiring stories about young people making a difference in their communities and the world: The Youth Group That Launched a Movement at Standing Rock In Protests of Net Neutrality Repeal, Teenage Voices Stood Out When a Student Says, 'I'm Not a Boy or a Girl'
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"One way we disagree with a policy of the United States is that we should not be cutting off the resources that help the children, that help the women, that help the indigenous people of the region, that help fight corruption, which is key to making a difference," Speaker Pelosi told reporters Sunday in McAllen, Texas.
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In sanctioning modest profits and sometimes fitful growth, the new owners of The Scene will earn the privilege of uncovering conflicts of interest that public servants would prefer to keep hidden, demanding access to public records the public doesn't yet know are theirs, helping people who are enduring injustice, and championing people who are quietly making a difference.
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We have a Slack channel as well, it's called the Y. And some of our customer support team will often drop an interaction they're having with their customer into that channel where you can really see that the work that we're doing is making a difference in someone's lives or in the life, in their family life.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Sunday shows preview: Senate gears up for impeachment trial after holiday break A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth MORE (R-Iowa) indicated earlier this year that he's not planning to revisit the SALT deduction cap.
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I appreciate you sticking it out not because you are certainly getting rich in doing that, I understand that you're not ... there for the money, you're living there because you know it is supportive to the community ... you're not driven by Wall Street, certainly, you're driven by Main Street, and you are making a difference there where you serve.
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As for initiatives going forward, Preysman says this: "This year, we did 100% Human and in total we've raised almost $400,000 for the ACLU, HRC, and Equality Now, and we want to keep driving towards giving back to the community in different ways, giving back to social missions that align strongly with our values of making a difference and doing the right thing."
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There's Refinery29's Strangers, a scripted "coming-out-of-age-story" about a woman who rents out her extra bedroom while trying to find herself; Returning the Favor is a docu-series following host Mike Rowe (from Discovery's Dirty Jobs) as he looks for "remarkable people making a difference in their communities"; and there is a Humans of New York series.
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In lieu of wedding gifts, the couple asked for donations to a group of charities making a difference in the U.K. Among them: StreetGames, a nonprofit that works with girls in a small sports center in a disadvantaged area of Cardiff; and CHIVA, which raises awareness of the challenges faced by children born with the condition or coping with the loss of parents.
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"I think the way it works now is how it should be: Rowan and Zendaya are making a difference online as activists, and [they can also explore] high-fashion looks," she says, noting how social media has actively changed the perception of the Disney label, and how Instagram has given them a place to show off their new, glitter eyeshadow-less look.
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These are topics that don't matter when it comes to making a difference in the future of our country: the size of a candidate's hands (and therefore other body parts), the now-moot birther issue, the Monica Lewinsky and Marla Maples scandals, the name-calling and finger pointing about who is more racist than whom, who is healthier than whom.
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" The VP of Amazon, Drew Herdener said in a statement that the repeal "is the right decision for the region's economic prosperity" and added that Amazon is "deeply committed to being part of the solution to end homelessness in Seattle and will continue to invest in local nonprofits like Mary's Place and FareStart that are making a difference on this important issue.
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"When I made the switch from strictly entertainment news to more of these natural world documentaries, it's really been all about wanting to make saving the world cool," says Ashlan, who used to work as a correspondent for E!. "I want the kids that think the Kardashians are amazing to think that going out there and actually making a difference in your world is just as amazing."
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Whatever happens in the 2016 US elections, if you care about the environment—if you care about really making a difference to return this planet back to a pristine and green state—then vote for the politician who doesn't make their science decisions based on archaic religion and 5,000-year-old holy texts, but on what works and what is in the best interest of the people.
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Lawmaker response: Following the announcement of the 34 TBI cases, Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedOvernight Defense: Veterans group seeks Trump apology for comments on brain injuries | Pentagon says dozens of troops suffered traumatic injuries after attack | Trump unveils Space Force logo Dozens of US troops suffered traumatic brain injuries after Iran missile strikes Six mayors making a difference MORE (D-R.
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Following the announcement of the 34 TBI cases, Senate Armed Services Committee ranking member Jack ReedJohn (Jack) Francis ReedOvernight Defense: Veterans group seeks Trump apology for comments on brain injuries | Pentagon says dozens of troops suffered traumatic injuries after attack | Trump unveils Space Force logo Dozens of US troops suffered traumatic brain injuries after Iran missile strikes Six mayors making a difference MORE (D-R.
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But the fact remains, Donald Trump was the first person to actually challenge that anger, that rage into something that is actually making a difference -- and whether it&aposs what we&aposre dealing with today with the IRS or all of the other things, tax reform, all the things that Donald Trump is either quietly or not so quietly accomplishing right now that is making people very, very happy.
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"As we think about our work lives, it's important for us to reflect on whether we feel fulfilled by our work, whether we feel we're making a difference or having an impact on others and how that all impacts us," McKee tells CNBC Make It. If you're at a place in your career where you feel like you just need to "motor through," you're likely feeling dissatisfied, she explains.
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National security adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE is likely to continue to play a strategic role in the positioning of the U.S. at the U.N. He had previously stated that 10 floors could be removed from the U.N. Secretariat without making a difference.
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Teaching for Change | And the Youth Shall Lead Us: 16 Stories of Young People on the Frontlines of U.S.Social Movements Slate | They Were Trained for This Moment Harper's Bazaar | Parkland Student Emma González Opens Up About Her Fight for Gun Control Anti-Defamation League | 10 Ways Youth Can Engage in Activism Greater Good Magazine | Nine Ways to Help Students Discuss Guns and Violence Facing History | Reflection and Action for Civic Participation Facing History | Strategies for Making a Difference.
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One prominent Republican on tax issues — Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Sunday shows preview: Senate gears up for impeachment trial after holiday break A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth MORE (R-Iowa) — said last week that he can understand why many Americans didn't notice that they got a tax cut if they saw only small increases in their paychecks throughout the year.
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Ideas for Student Civic Action in a Time of Social Uncertainty Making a Difference: Ideas for Giving, Service Learning and Social Action Resources for Talking and Teaching About the School Shooting in Florida Civil Conversation Challenge for Teenagers | Issue 2: Guns Film Club | 'Haunted by Columbine' Watershed: Teaching About Gun Control After Newtown The Death of Michael Brown: Teaching About Ferguson _________ From Around the Web Youth in Front: A community-created online learning resource, with advice from experienced youth activists and allies.
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All day long we get the most beautiful amazing DMs from people just really pouring their hearts out to us with sometimes very sad and dramatic stories that we kind of helped them through," he confesses, adding, "It's the most rewarding to know that what we're trying to put out there really is making a difference but it's sometimes can become very emotionally overwhelming to read story after story — and not that I'm saying don't keep them coming, we love them — but it's hard to respond to all of them.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Sunday shows preview: Senate gears up for impeachment trial after holiday break A decade of making a difference: Senate Caucus on Foster Youth MORE (R-Iowa) and Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenFive health care fights to watch in 2020 Overnight Health Care — Presented by Rare Access Action Project — Court ruling reignites ObamaCare fight for 2020 | Congress expands probe into surprise billing | Health industry racks up wins in year-end spending deal Senate Democrats slam HHS reversal on non-discrimination protections MORE (D-Ore.) that could provide a more realistic bipartisan path.
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