" Allah, on the other hand, appears as more "compassionate.
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Divorce also has made him more compassionate with his clients.
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Supporters of that plan argued this was a more compassionate policy.
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What they really need is to be more compassionate with themselves.
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After the Coronado case, Burkhard sees a more compassionate way forward.
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"It allows me to be more compassionate with my employees," she says.
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For example, women are seen as more compassionate, thoughtful and open-minded.
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Sadly, they have enough cash to crush more compassionate and intelligent alternatives.
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Maybe Thiel thought he could help create a more compassionate Republican platform.
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" It's a far more compassionate word for a marijuana enthusiast than "pothead.
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I will ask myself more compassionate questions and look for nonjudgmental answers.
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In private, evangelical leaders have come to recognize a more compassionate side.
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And why, at the end of life, less is often more compassionate.
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Doing a basic body scan isn't going to help you become more compassionate.
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The truth, for better or worse, is both more compassionate and more complicated.
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Risk pools provide a much saner and ultimately more compassionate approach for everyone.
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Yellen, for one, said his gesture made for a more compassionate, gracious workplace.
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My life experience has made me a more compassionate and informed public servant.
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"I did feel more compassionate towards her," she said in an interview with Refinery29.
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He declined to detail what help Somalia received, but urged a more compassionate response.
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It's allowed me to be more compassionate towards her experience of me coming out.
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She talks to Axe who tells her a story about Lara's more compassionate side.
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But here medieval literature shows itself more compassionate than parts of our modern culture.
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People will argue that you become kinder and more compassionate just by practicing mindfulness.
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The last time Jaime grew out his beard, he became a nicer, more compassionate person.
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It's extremely heartwarming, tactical, and valuable for anyone who is looking to become more compassionate.
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The straw ban sucks, and we need more — better, smarter, more compassionate — regulation like it.
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One that is more compassionate, more caring, and which gives people the vocabulary and the tools.
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You're a more intelligent and more compassionate human being than any of the people bullying you.
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Pompeo went on to recommend A&E simply air reruns of her own, "more compassionate" show.
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Here's the takeaway: We're nicer, more compassionate human beings when we aren't hiding behind a screen.
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"In its purest sense, I felt awakened, more compassionate and like my truest self," Stoner wrote.
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At the same time, we want a world that is more intelligent, more wise, more compassionate.
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Be more compassionate people because of it; empathize with those who suffer in their own ways.
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Many want to change their country — to make it more compassionate, more civil and more just.
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He can't promote Operation Streamline while claiming to support a more compassionate and realistic immigration policy.
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I do believe that Canada is a more compassionate society than that of the United States.
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Valiente says she's praying President Trump's heart will grow more compassionate to the plight of undocumented immigrants.
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"Teenagers, many, many teenagers, are so much kinder and more compassionate than their public reputation," Wharton said.
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" Paul says he's coming out of the scandal "more knowledgeable, more compassionate — but I can't just disappear.
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When you know what your partner values, you can be a bit more compassionate about their decisions.
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I recommend Kathy Freston's book Quantum Wellness which suggests making small steps toward a more compassionate diet.
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Turns out, more people think women are smarter and more compassionate than they did 70 years ago.
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Economically quarantining those patients is actually the more compassionate and practical thing to do for everyone's sake.
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This more compassionate response has been on display this week at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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Pursuing policies that allow migrants to live safely at home is the more compassionate and responsible course.
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We need to move from this old-fashioned bullying style of leadership toward a more compassionate approach.
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I was more compassionate and open hearted, and able to see things from others' points of view.
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"We talked about coming in and being more compassionate," Ms. Payne said of her newly elected colleagues.
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It is a practice, and you get there by being more compassionate, more giving and less anxious.
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In 2018, Fink released a letter to CEOs urging them to embrace a more compassionate form of capitalism.
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He didn't take an opportunity to look like a more compassionate person, if [he] were capable of that.
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And research has shown that people who have plants tend to be more compassionate and empathic towards others.
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Perhaps poor Stephen really would do a lot better with a more compassionate and patient teacher like Ina.
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He could express his worry for her health and safety in a more compassionate, less macho way, too.
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" Sandra said she sometimes wonders, "If the hospital had been more compassionate, would we have fought so much?
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It's clear that Trump wanted to sound more compassionate in his interview with Time, a pro-amnesty publication.
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This commitment to a more compassionate approach to public safety is something investors might like these days, too.
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Monica Lewinsky called for a "cultural revolution" in online news on Tuesday, seeking a more "compassionate" internet culture.
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One urged for a more compassionate treatment of Mr. Michael, whose struggle with fame continued until his death.
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Will this mean a future without privacy, or perhaps a golden age of more compassionate and helpful machines?
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No pun intended, it made me more positive, more compassionate, and I'm now healthier than I've ever been.
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On one hand, we are integrating into mainstream society, which humanizes us and allows people to be more compassionate.
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They are: "I think as a society, as human beings, we just have to be more compassionate," he says.
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And for some, those experiences shape you, refine you, help you to become a kinder, more compassionate human being.
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But the death of Omid has prompted increased public calls in Australia for a more compassionate treatment of refugees.
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"I agree that we need a more compassionate answer," wrote Romney, who is now a Utah US Senate candidate.
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Things escalated throughout last week, Gary Lineker supported me on Twitter and called on people to be more compassionate.
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Montaigne, in his essay "Of the Affection of Fathers to Their Children," spoke about fatherhood in more compassionate terms.
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Actress and campaigner Cate Blanchett called on the world to adopt a more compassionate approach to refugees on Tuesday.
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Overall, Lover's content is a lot higher quality and more compassionate than where most people learn about sex: pornography.
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" Former governor of Massachusetts and presidential candidate Mitt Romney also weighed in, saying the country needs "a more compassionate answer.
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Our history is defined by the youthful push to make America more just, more compassionate, more equal under the law.
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America is a much more compassionate and inclusive society than the news media and many foreigners give it credit for.
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The reason I still have Instagram is primarily to talk to people about veganism and being more compassionate towards animals.
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Some researchers believe these changes make us more resilient to everyday pressures, and possibly more compassionate to those around us.
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While turning down patients for an experimental drug may sound heartless, it may be the more compassionate, if difficult, decision.
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For those of us committed to making the world more compassionate, egalitarian, and just, it's time to broaden our focus.
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Trump also talked about being an immigrant, wanting to help children fight bullying and the need for more compassionate dialogue.
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Respondents also said they viewed socialism as a more compassionate political system than capitalism, by 58 percent to 33 percent.
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Most Utah Republicans take a more compassionate approach to immigration policy than conservative Republicans in other parts of the country.
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I truly hope that we can collectively start to be more compassionate — no pointing fingers or playing the blame game.
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It is often said that America's opioid epidemic has inspired a softer, more compassionate response than past drug overdose crises.
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Mormons' distaste for Trump could stem from his harsh position on immigration, which clashes with the church's more compassionate stance.
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To put it another way: It is good that politicians are taking a more compassionate view toward the opioid crisis.
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The overall decrease appears to reflect a more compassionate strategy for dealing with sex workers the police adopted in 2011.
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But if the government, if the world was just generally a more compassionate, empathetic place, people wouldn't be aspiring to…that.
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He has repeatedly challenged his own bishops to be humbler, to get out onto the streets and to be more compassionate.
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And from that respect comes a more compassionate country, a more empathetic society and a better world for all of us.
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The Other SideLike a more compassionate Harmony Korine, filmmaker Roberto Minervini is infatuated with America's dark underbelly and its marginalized denizens.
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I feel more compassionate and understanding of people, and I have a lot less tolerance for complaining about minor things now.
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People in the study also felt more compassionate toward others and they felt a boost of energy and enthusiasm at work.
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In 2018, can we not as a nation find a kinder, more compassionate and more moral answer to this current crisis?
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Building a more compassionate society means reminding ourselves of luck, and of the gratitude and obligations it entails, against inevitable resistance.
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"Neither this nor the weather will dampen my experience, but I think maybe people could just be a lot more compassionate."
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Keeping everyone safe may require a more compassionate and creative approach to drug policy than the U.S. is currently used to.
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But practicing one skill doesn't make you better at something else, so focusing on your breath probably won't make you more compassionate.
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Rather than reverting to such discredited drug and sentencing policies, we would do better to embrace more effective and more compassionate approaches.
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The new signs, which use the same fonts and styles as the originals, take the messaging in a different, more compassionate direction.
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The lowly squire proves to be a far wiser and more compassionate ruler than the noblemen who mock him and his master.
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This picture should teach you to be more compassionate with people since you don't know what could be happening in their lives.
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And that history allows us to be more compassionate and patient with ourselves and others as we try to solve [that problem].
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But as episodes spool out, Lenny becomes more complicated, both more hard-line and vindictive and, in some cases, seemingly more compassionate.
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Maybe, just maybe, there's enough love in the air to make us more compassionate about the uncertain rules and behaviors of online dating.
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I was surprised at how Christianity could make some people more compassionate for the lost lives of people who don't look like them.
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"I think, as a society and as human beings, we just have to be more compassionate and that includes me, too," he said.
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"In 2018, can we not as a nation find a kinder, more compassionate and more moral answer to the current crisis?" she wrote.
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"In 2018, can we not as a nation find a kinder, more compassionate and more moral answer to this current crisis?" she wrote.
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Our daughter's birth and the miracle of making it through that terrible time pushed us to be even more compassionate toward one another.
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Another pattern has to do with how each approach prided itself on being more compassionate and less stigmatizing than whatever had come before.
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Flowers: I see how different my kids' personalities are, and that's made me more compassionate towards my band and people that I meet.
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These changes are seen as "a sign of more compassionate times" to Nara Kim, a dog meat campaigner for HSI and Humane Society Korea.
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My experience has made me a stronger, better and more understanding person: I am less judgmental, and more compassionate to people who are hurting.
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Instead, I peeled her fingers from my waist and stepped back, angry at her ambush, and then felt ashamed for not being more compassionate.
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If you've been through that, it will help you, and it will make you more compassionate with the patients we're dealing with every day.
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Some analysts said the mass reprieve on Monday may have been intended to make the president appear more compassionate as the election draws near.
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First response: Some have argued that hanging was quicker and more compassionate than, say, the protracted drama and preparations for death by electric chair.
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It's something gentler and more compassionate, albeit with a wry sense of humor: the story of a female human being who became a superstar.
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The first lady has several times in the wake of national or global tragedy acted as the more compassionate voice of the Trump administration.
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More compassionate views, especially in academia, suggest the drug trade is the "only option" for poor kids in cartel-infested parts of the country.
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Here's the thing: A more merit-based immigration policy is actually a more compassionate policy, we just haven't heard that argument explained very much.
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From a strictly strategic perspective, all Democrats have to do to capitalize politically is sound more compassionate and stand up against excessive government oppression.
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"It's a much bigger and more compassionate vision," said Mr. Katz, comparing New York's proposed program to the much smaller one in San Francisco.
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We recommit to being better and working harder to move the world toward what it should be: more just, more equal, more compassionate, more kind.
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Cancer patients tend to prefer doctors who deliver optimistic messages, rating them as more compassionate and trustworthy, according to a 2015 study in JAMA Oncology.
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And (a maybe surprising side effect here) I think it means that we need to be more compassionate with each other in this fight, too.
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Still, Coody wouldn't want to bury the past, both in case it could spur a more compassionate future and because it is part of her.
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In another part of the study, respondents provided more compassionate responses when presented with the barriers facing low-income pregnant women who seek addiction treatment.
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In fact, if anything, the right, the Christian right is more forgiving and may have something to show us about being more compassionate and accepting.
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"We talked about coming in and being more compassionate," Latosha Lewis Payne, 44, a longtime lawyer in Houston, said of her 16 newly elected colleagues.
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As Ms. Merkel argued for a more compassionate response to the crisis in 2015, the Hungarian leader built a fence along his country's southern perimeter.
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Weddings can cause everyone stress, so Ms. Nelson suggests that everyone involved should be more compassionate than normal and try not to take things personally.
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I think it also makes you less likely to blame others for their faults and it actually encourages you to be more compassionate of others.
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Now advocates are challenging the criminalized framing, arguing that if the goal is to save lives from addiction and overdose, a more compassionate approach is necessary.
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The more compassionate me, and the part of me that has been in that position, knows that's bullshit, to be like, Oh, they're not really [queer].
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The useful and beautiful poetry of Yehuda Amichai can make much happen: It might just make us more compassionate, and more humane, for having read it.
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In his view, the more compassionate meals he could eat, the better—but a few pieces of turkey weren't going to make or break his activism.
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All I wanted was for my work to inspire people to be more compassionate with one another, to see the world from another's point of view.
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The latest ad is the second released by the campaign this week to show a more compassionate side of Bush, who's struggling in his poll numbers.
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The candidates largely split hairs while calling for more health care, more compassionate immigration policy, new taxes, more subsidies for green energy and free college tuition.
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Despite Chuck's injury and the way it affects our family, I know the experience will serve to make my son a better, more compassionate service member.
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She was looking for a new job on Thursday and believed she would stave off eviction, but said she wished her landlord had been more compassionate.
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All parties involved — from my agent to the publishers and my editor — could not have been more compassionate or gracious in giving me space to heal.
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I can't change how I made her feel, but I will strive to be more compassionate when people share their despair with me in the future.
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Ram Dass suffered a near-fatal stroke in 1997 that partially paralyzed him and hampered his speaking ability but left him feeling more compassionate and humble.
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CEO Jes Staley also addressed the low rate environment when speaking to CNBC following the release, but struck a more compassionate tone than some of his peers.
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"I also think that we're in a kind of a special time of our priorities and our values kind of aligning to being more compassionate," he said.
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There's no definitive evidence of this, but the argument is that mediation makes you more compassionate by diminishing your empathy, so you can help without feeling suffering.
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When a person is ready to go, I think it's more compassionate to let someone go out their own way than to try to keep them here.
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Mr. Woodbury and Mr. Leonard both got burned out by environmental advocacy and found emotional resilience in Buddhist practices and a more compassionate view of human nature.
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Some of the doctors and residents trained at the hospital are political exiles whose experiences can make them more compassionate, said Dr. Chilimuri, who is from India.
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Despite the cries of betrayal from conservatives, Trump has consistently signaled he would be more compassionate with Dreamers than other undocumented immigrants since he won the presidency.
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Maybe it's quixotic to say that the world would be less atomized and more compassionate if everyone meditated and took psychedelics, but that doesn't make it untrue.
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Carrying to term could mean a stillbirth, or a short, painful life for the child, and so sometimes late-term abortions are seen as the more compassionate option.
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Surrounded by a throng of activists and reporters on Thursday, O'Rourke talked at length in Spanish about wanting to reform US politics toward a more compassionate immigration system.
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She characterized the bills as the "most significant animal rights legislation in our city's history," serving as evidence that New York City is becoming more compassionate, she said.
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Wharton says she hopes all those who see the viral video remember that "teenagers, many, many teenagers, are so much kinder and more compassionate than their public reputation."
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With regular practice, this can create a "positive feedback loop" that leads to more moments of mindfulness, and our resulting choices become wiser and more compassionate, says Haley.
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But I will say, Wendy: I would have loved to turn on your show and saw you be a little bit more compassionate and less accusatory and ridiculing.
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The Republicans seem to always fail when it comes to making the case that their policies are just as, or even more compassionate, than anything the Democrats promote.
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And then we were thinking about the song one day and we were like, what if we wrote from the dad's perspective and from a more compassionate perspective?
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Meeting the U.N. target was a policy championed by former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron as part of his efforts to re-brand his party as more compassionate.
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But if the data serve as any guide, doing so may in fact make it even harder for left and right to meet in a more compassionate middle.
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After years of criticism for being disengaged from the civic life of its hometown, Amazon has in recent years attempted to show a more compassionate side in Seattle.
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Breaking down that barrier and using our maps to identify and represent all creatures' habitats is a logical and necessary step toward humans becoming a more compassionate species.
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For example, Abraham Lincoln&aposs severe depression is said to have made him more compassionate, while Theodore Roosevelt&aposs hypomanic moods made him an exuberant and influential personality.
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According to Politico, members of the Senate have implored Trump to take more compassionate stance when laying out his blueprint for America, particularly when speaking about the Dreamers.
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A highly regarded Republican pollster, and author of a book entitled "What women want," Mrs Conway set about trying to make him appear more measured, more compassionate, less offensive.
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Many jolt survivors become more compassionate toward the plight of others - they develop a vastly expanded sense of empathy that extends far beyond family, friends, and their immediate community.
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His position marks a drastic and more compassionate shift in Trump's previously harsh rhetoric advocating for mass deportation of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States.
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In it, Francis called for a Church that is less strict and more compassionate towards any "imperfect" members, such as those who divorced and later remarry in civil ceremonies.
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But there are plenty of people with physical deformities who do exist in the world, and most of us could stand to be a lot more compassionate towards them.
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"Pope Francis is telling the world there can be a more compassionate way to deal with the refugee crisis and Save the Children agrees," Frost said in a statement.
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In her new book, " The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity " (Harper), she argues that we would be better off coming to a more compassionate accommodation of our unruly desires.
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Melania Trump has long-been noted as being the more compassionate member of the first couple, and with her, the President adds to his persona a much-needed softness.
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When opioids were primarily a black problem, America's instinct was harsh prison sentences; now that it is mainly a white problem, we're more compassionate and are improving treatment programs.
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Years doesn't feel like the product a new band, but one that's seen some shit, wrestled with it, and come out the other side a stronger, more compassionate person.
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On the one hand, several major evangelical leaders and institutions have been vocal advocates for the dignity of refugees, and for a more compassionate public policy toward immigration overall.
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I firmly believe that law-firm culture, particularly at big firms, has to become more compassionate and more aware of the signs that one of their own is struggling.
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Some mindful chefs (and home cooks) have already developed more compassionate means to end the lives of their crustaceans, though many others do not bother with a swift mercy kill.
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He may describe himself as more compassionate and generous on health care than his rivals, but there's a huge gulf between that rhetoric and the practical consequences of his policies.
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Being an involved parent can be a political asset for a male politician, making him appear more compassionate and understanding, but it is simply another expectation for a female politician.
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Jaime has undergone a dramatic evolution, but it's unclear how much of that was a core change as opposed to him acting on more compassionate impulses that were always there.
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He travels pretty infrequently and this trip has made me think about how I definitely need to be more compassionate to my friends whose significant others travel all the time.
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Sociologists who study American attitudes towards crime and criminal justice point to an evolving paradigm shift as the public turns away from toughness and toward more compassionate – and effective – strategies.
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So in the face of opposition, we have to push back against poor practices, slave labor, and a broken system in order to make the U.S a more compassionate country.
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Ultimately, we must be the ones to put an end to all forms of harassment and violence so that we can make the world a safer, more compassionate space for everyone.
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With today's generation so highly dependent on technology, phasing in games from an early age that encourage tolerance could be a potent tool for building a more humane, more compassionate world.
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Making similar national security promises, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush spoke about a more compassionate vision of conservatism that would turn the GOP into a fairer version of itself.
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So getting the ball rolling with refugees from known terrorist countries is not as intense as it sounds—especially if it makes Congress members more compassionate about letting them into America.
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I'm also blaming myself for not being more emotionally available (he wasn't either), not being more compassionate about his mental health issues, and just not being a good partner in general.
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May, who prides herself on a straight-talking veracity and a more compassionate form of conservatism than the other Iron Lady, has come under criticism for a series of U-turns.
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It will take a little more political and messaging skill to explain why refocusing our immigration policies to bring in more technically-skilled workers is more compassionate for the entire country.
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You can't read this book without gaining a more compassionate and nuanced understanding of those touched by the schizophrenias, and it will make you painfully aware of the fragility of human consciousness.
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While he wanted his company's response to focus on statistics — noting the seeming lower rate of fatalities on Autopilot — those internally urged Musk to be more compassionate to customers, particularly the victim.
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Long criticized for its problematic positions on civil rights, a crisis of attenuating membership offered—and still offers—an opportunity to adapt to changing attitudes and project a fresh, more compassionate image.
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It is an interesting question, but ultimately not as knotty a conundrum as the book makes it out to be—norms change, the culture changes, hopefully toward what's more compassionate and humane.
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And if a friend or family member or partner shifts, understanding this basic fact may help you to be more compassionate and accepting—especially when other people might not be as understanding.
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The plan would be safer for inmates, safer for guards and more compassionate for the residents of a city that is playing a lead role in ending the era of mass incarceration.
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The Polish Catholic Church is nonetheless divided and many secular theologians, priests and churchgoers would welcome Francis' message that the Church should be more compassionate toward "imperfect" Catholics, such as remarried divorcees.
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By focusing on the cyclical nature of the natural world, Méndez hopes to ground people to the planet and make them more compassionate and understanding of not only the world, but other people.
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Mr Gillum wants to see universal health care, a $15 minimum wage, a more compassionate immigration policy, corporate-tax hikes to fund public education, stricter gun-control laws and the legalisation of marijuana.
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Facebook has explicitly banned the sharing of nonconsensual intimate images since 2012, but the feature it's currently testing is meant to make the reporting experience more compassionate for victims of abuse, Davis says.
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I just love the idea of people all starting to see that we're more alike than we think, because that helps people become more compassionate with each other, and oftentimes feel less alone.
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The novel, for instance, is known for giving writers the chance to dive into a character's headspace, dedicating entire chapters to their flowing consciousness—and has been credited with making us more compassionate.
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He is facing a tough challenge from Beto O'Rourke, a Democratic congressman from El Paso, who has called for more compassionate border enforcement and has opposed Mr. Trump's plan for a border wall.
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It's a more compassionate version of the same arguments, and Altman floats an idea that is increasingly popular among his elite friends: a basic minimum income, paid for by heavily taxing the rich.
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"It's great if people think it can help them with sleep and productivity and the rest, but really what we're trying to do is get them to be more compassionate," Mr. Pierson said.
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And although Ardern's leadership has just set a new bar for a more compassionate, responsible and inclusive response to instances when Muslims are the primary victims of mass violence, it still falls short.
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Jersey City, New Jersey, is about to have non-religious chaplains accompany police on death notifications, something several other jurisdictions also do as a way to make the difficult police visits more compassionate.
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In a country where people increasingly feel the economy is rigged against them, Trump isn't promising to be more compassionate or more generous; he's promising to rig the economy against someone else instead.
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I surely hope my 2-year-old daughter will live to see a more compassionate world, where humans in this country are valued no matter where they come from, or what they are escaping.
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Although he acknowledges it's "an uphill battle" to get the average person to care about nuclear deterrence, military intervention, and so on, Hellman hopes to help start a more compassionate conversation around those topics.
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" Going to the heart of how divorced adherents are treated, Pope Francis called in a lengthy document on Friday for a more compassionate approach toward "imperfect" Catholics, saying "no one can be condemned forever.
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They need to convince Americans not just that they're more compassionate than Mr. Trump but also that they understand the problem that they are seeking to address and have a plan to solve it.
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In long-awaited new guidelines on family life, Pope Francis called on priests around the world to be more compassionate and less judgmental — except when it comes to gay marriage, abortion, and birth control.
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As Gillum and King look to draw out contrasts with their opponent, religion could help them campaign for a more compassionate government that helps the poor, the disenfranchised, immigrants, people with disabilities, and the unemployed.
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" READ: Trump officially declared an opioid emergency and then officially did nothing During his speech, Trump alternated between hard-line, just-say-no rhetoric and more compassionate vows to "unlock treatment for people in need.
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Studies also show that although female politicians have a wide range of positions, they often are more compassionate, better at working across the aisle and more willing to compromise, qualities intricately bound in successful policymaking.
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The governor said that he and his wife, Karen, have gotten to know a different, more compassionate side of Trump on the campaign trail, including on a trip to meet with flood victims in Louisiana.
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" Though he concedes that our political leaders have a particular responsibility to ensure more compassionate, inclusive societies, he stresses that on a personal level, we can all satisfy "the universal human hunger to be needed.
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Trump spent much of the campaign contrasting himself with traditional Republicans by saying he'd take a much more compassionate view on health care, promising he would "take care of everybody," and vowing not to cut Medicaid.
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Lucky charms: lucky seashell, socks, a talisman that's been prayed over Having Jupiter in the sentimental water sign Pisces suggests you're the kind of sensitive soul who's adept at teaching others how to be more compassionate.
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The series doesn't pander by suggesting that its non-male characters are either better or more compassionate than men — both Taylor and Lara, for instance, advocate for financially gutting a small town whose debt Axe purchases.
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As responsible developers of technology, we may want to ensure that our comfort-driven instincts do not take precedence over our larger commitment to inclusive economic growth, more compassionate societies and a better world at large.
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This isn't to say that women are naturally more compassionate, strong or dignified than men, but in a show that deals almost exclusively with female sexuality, having women working behind the scenes makes a huge difference.
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And if we as an audience — as citizens — want to become more compassionate, then we need to push back on the exploitation of personal tragedies and ask our media organizations that represent us to do better.
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In the document, issued in April, he called for a Church that was less strict and more compassionate towards any "imperfect" members, such as those who divorced and remarried, saying "no one can be condemned forever".
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True, there are a few Conservative members of Parliament who would like to see a little more public spending and investment, a more compassionate attitude to those on welfare, and some slightly tougher regulation of business.
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" (Björk also has a 32-year-old son and became a grandmother earlier this year.) The lyrics on "Utopia," she wrote, "are about proposing to come up with a more compassionate way to interact with nature.
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" In a speech on Sunday to the Victory Fund, a group that supports gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender politicians, he said his relationship had made him "more compassionate, more understanding, more self-aware and more decent.
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I know the solution will start at home, so this month, I aspire to evolve into an overweight, middle-aged superhero without a cape, disciplined and mindful, grateful for my privileges, spiritually aware and more compassionate.
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"History encourages us to be more compassionate toward individuals navigating few choices," Chatelain writes, "and history cautions us to be far more critical of the institutions and structures that have the power to take choices away."
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It's incredibly important for other criminal justice leaders to do the same, and continuously do the difficult work of adapting and upgrading our system to be more compassionate and just while ensuring the safety of everyone.
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"Supervisor Tang and San Francisco are leading the way in making a more compassionate world for animals," Wayne Hsiung, the co-founder of San Francisco-based animal rights group Direct Action Everywhere, said in a statement.
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" Bush compared the caging of children to the Japanese American internment camps in World War II."In 2018, can we not as a nation find a kinder, more compassionate and more moral answer to this current crisis?
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We'll never know what would have happened to Bieber if Braun hadn't been there to give him the support he so desperately needed; but what I do know is that I'll be more compassionate in the future.
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While Mitchell was polite, the contrast between her cold, careful questioning — clearly intended by the GOP to highlight inconsistencies in Ford's story — with the warmer, more compassionate questions from Democratic senators made Ford seem even more sympathetic.
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When Davis was jailed for five days following her refusal to comply with the court order, many who pride themselves on having a vastly more compassionate moral foundation than Davis cheered the imprisonment of a political foe.
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Before Christmas, the active support shown by Trump for a much fairer, much smarter, more conservative, and more compassionate criminal justice system came to fruition as the First Step Act passed the House and Senate with stunning majorities.
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I pray that the quiet of convalescence will give Senator McCain a chance to reflect that his position in government is meant to serve the common good and a more compassionate agenda than his party's leaders are proposing.
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"While the federal government continues to target immigrants and threatens to tear families apart with deportation, these actions take a critical step toward a more just, more fair and more compassionate New York," Cuomo said in a statement.
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If these things make us into better adjusted, more compassionate human beings, that actually has an impact on what economists call "human capital," which is the most important kind of capital and determines everything else in the long run.
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A paper from the British Journal of Psychiatry's online publication, for example, found in February that immersive VR could encourage people suffering from depression to be simultaneously less self-critical—a crucial depressive trait—and more compassionate towards themselves.
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On the other, they're trying to forge a more compassionate image that will attract more Hispanic voters, an ever-growing bloc that could shift the outcome in purple battleground states such as Florida, Colorado, Virginia, New Mexico and Nevada.
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"There's no nation on Earth that's more compassionate on immigration than we are," he said after a rally in Anderson, S.C. "We accept a million people a year into the U.S., legally, every year," the GOP presidential candidate added.
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No matter how often the intercom voices remind us to give up our seats or what other (kind of strange) tactics public transportation workers try, it seems that things won't get better until people start being a little more compassionate.
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It's less from cancer and more from my PTSD after-cancer experience that I gained a very intimate understanding and appreciation for just how deeply we can struggle as human beings, and that made me a far more compassionate person.
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In the speech, the Ohio governor cast himself as a nuts-and-bolts choice who is more tolerant, more compassionate, and, as a successful state governor and a budget hawk while in Congress, more adept at handling the nation's economy.
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It has made me more compassionate and patient in working with clients experiencing mental health symptoms, but it also challenges me with painful reminders of past experiences that continue to be shrouded in shame and a feeling of unearned privilege.
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"While the federal government continues to target immigrants and threatens to tear families apart with deportation, these actions take a critical step toward a more just, more fair and more compassionate New York," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Why I suggest it:Whether you're in a fairly new relationship or have been dating the same person forever like I have, this book offers insightful and actionable tips for improving your relationship and becoming a more compassionate and understanding partner.
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"I think we're all learning to communicate — well maybe not all of us — but a lot of us are taking up this opportunity to become more conscious and loving in the way we communicate with each other, more compassionate I guess," she said.
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The less credit/responsibility you believe we are due, the more you believe our trajectories are shaped by forces outside our control (and sheer chance), the more compassionate you will be toward failure and the more you will expect back from the fortunate.
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We are susceptible to life, to love, to pain, to sadness, to disappointment — and if we could look at it that way, if we could inject kindness into our understanding of vulnerability, maybe we could be more compassionate of others and of ourselves.
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Last Friday, Katherine's mother Maria Shriver, who is the niece of Robert, John and Ted Kennedy, shared an Instagram post where she called for Saoirse's death to serve as a reminder for everyone to be kinder and more compassionate to one another.
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He was a candidate who fulfilled what Republicans thought they needed after the 2012 election loss: an experienced governor from a swing state who could help expand the Republican base by appealing to Latinos and craft a narrative of a more compassionate party.
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At once a joyful watch and a morally destabilizing one, it bears some relationship to "Fleabag," another dark British comedy driven by the narration of a deeply screwed-up individual, plotted so that its more compassionate themes come as a pleasant shock.
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Cities Balancing more compassionate policing with more effective law enforcement is one of the great challenges facing a nation traumatized and divided by multiple deadly episodes between the police and black men and the killings of police officers in cities large and small.
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In the touching tribute, Shriver did not identify Saoirse by name, but instead referred to her as a "brave, young woman" and called for her tragic death to serve as a reminder for everyone to be kinder and more compassionate to one another.
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" Highpoint likewise issued a statement of apology, saying that it was "defensive rather than empathetic in its initial reaction to Ms. Jules Woodson's communication" and that it would "develop a deeper understanding of an appropriate, more compassionate response to victims of abuse.
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Rather than wait in the locker room, like they did during last week's anthem, the Seahawks decided instead to create a fund with the goal of building a more compassionate and inclusive society, calling it the Players Equality & Justice for All Action Fund.
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A host of other studies showed that meditation can also change your neural circuitry in ways that make you more compassionate, as well as more inclined to have positive feelings toward a victim of suffering and to see things from their perspective.
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Recognizing the need for more compassionate care for sex workers, two associations, Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics (COYOTE) and the Exotic Dancers Alliance (EDA), founded the clinic in collaboration with the San Francisco Department of Public Health STD Control and Prevention Section.
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"She speaks five languages, she was not born in the US, and she is generally viewed as more compassionate than her husband, so this is an important moment for her to show a more empathetic side of her husband's administration," said Brower.
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And that means a lawmaker is perhaps more likely to have the kind of interaction that Christie, Trump, Bush, and Fiorina described — one that might lead them to support more compassionate drug policies — in the current crisis than the ones of old.
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Jatahy's mix of theater and video will feel familiar if you know the work of directors like Ivo van Hove or Simon Stone or Jay Scheib, though the impulse to separate the two mediums is more uniquely hers and her gaze is somewhat more compassionate.
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His brand was to be the candidate that Republicans thought they needed after Mitt Romney's 2012 loss: an experienced governor from a swing state who could help expand the GOP base by appealing to Latinos and craft a narrative of a more compassionate GOP.
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At one point, while instructing the children in the importance of being compassionate, he said that a decade or two from now "I may be in hell," and that he would come back to check whether the younger generation had created a more compassionate world.
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But even less emotional and sober critics of the merit-based immigration idea are depicting it as a conflict between a pro-business/pro-growth agenda and a more compassionate response to any and all people seeking a better and safer life in America.
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While such changes have been embraced in several states and in the more compassionate conservative or libertarian wings of the GOP, they receive little attention at the federal level from President Trump, who ran as a law-and-order candidate, or from the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Even some of the responses that came from a more compassionate perspective, like the advice about learning to lose that Brock Lesnar and Mike Tyson offered in recent interviews, leaned toward the simplistic: depressive episodes are bad and weak, but she has to/can get over it.
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Pope Francis has released a broad statement on marriage and family life that calls for priests to be more compassionate, rejects dramatic changes or new reforms, and praises love, marriage, and family life in terms that seem destined to be quoted at weddings all over the world.
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The whole thing is sort of the inverse of something like RideAlong, a software suite designed to help law enforcement and emergency workers provide more compassionate, longitudinal care for the individuals being policed instead of showcasing those incidents as faceless red crime dots on a map.
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The idea that there can still be a kind of valor in making cultural detritus is one that, sporadic jolts aside (did Cliff, with echoes of Robert Wagner, kill his wife or what?), makes Once Upon a Time one of the more compassionate installments in Tarantino's rarely compassionate filmography.
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We could chalk that up to teens being awful, but that's not really satisfying enough—a whole generation of teens has recently proved itself more compassionate and mature than the adults in the room by protesting various social inequities and calling for much-needed gun reform, among other things.
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His most recent rhetorical contortions on immigration — which he has variously described as more "compassionate" and more hawkish than the president's — exemplify the difficulty of pinning down Mr. Romney's politics generally let alone of drawing straight lines between his religious identity and his relationship to this administration's agenda.
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Some also objected to their faith being cited as a reason to exclude people at a time when the church has taken a more compassionate approach to homosexuality under the leadership of Pope Francis, who said "Who am I to judge?" when asked about gay priests in 2013.
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It&aposs quite possible you and your partner made a hasty decision to become roommates, but that&aposs OK. Recognizing what you both need to be more compassionate and understanding towards each other is different for every couple, and there&aposs no shame in admitting to a mistake.
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In a year when major media outlets marveled at the Reagan-esque simplicities of Ben Sasse's frayed bromides and J.D. Vance's dubious anecdotes, or extolled the visionary successes of Dollar General, Night in the Woods is better informed, more compassionate, and more important portrait of America than any of them.
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"We know that in the very first experiences we didn't always get that right, and we worked very closely with some of the people who had bigger reactions or negative experiences... [We] have tried to proceed more carefully to add more compassionate communication into these experiences over time," Dougherty-Wold said.
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I feel so honored for all these people who have heard our prayers and have joined us in this, and I hope they will bring our healing and teachings back to where they are from and start changing the world, empower Mother Earth, and be more compassionate, kind, and empathetic.
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These include the continuing need for transitional housing to provide intensive rehabilitation; a more robust outreach effort to reach those desperate veterans who suffer in silence as they drift toward poverty, isolation and homelessness; and more compassionate communities who welcome new low-income housing along with the gentrification of inner cities.
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It's so embarrassing to say what we thought because it's so idealistic and naive in retrospect, but when you take the five-day course, so much of it is about not only bettering yourself but bettering the world by working through your own issues and becoming a more compassionate humanitarian person.
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I hope Selma's equine enthusiasts get onboard with the law, but more than that, I wish we could go back to a kindler, gentler, more compassionate America, where no one needs to tell you to put a diaper on your horse; you just do it because it's the right thing to do.
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Around the time that Arthur Brooks was advising conservatives to appear more compassionate, the Times reported on its front page that Koch Industries had piled thirty-foot-high mounds of petroleum coke—a by-product of oil refining that is sold abroad as fuel—next to a poor, inner-city neighborhood in Detroit.
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"There's no nation on Earth that's more compassionate on immigration than we are," he said after a rally in Anderson, S.C. I'M WITH POPE: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: White House hopeful Ben Carson said Thursday that GOP rival Donald Trump's war of words with Pope Francis marks a new low this campaign season.
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While Trump gets another chance to impress his tiny yet significant base by claiming he wants no part of a team that he portrays as led by an ungrateful white coach and a bunch of mouthy African-Americans, the Warriors get to show they are more compassionate than the leader of the free world.
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Earlier this year the Supreme Court quoted an eloquent argument for a more compassionate view: "If the right to life were only a right to decide to continue living and did not also include a right to decide not to continue living, then it would be a duty to live rather than a right to life."
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Is it any wonder, then, that the crack epidemic led to an incredibly punitive "tough on crime" crackdown focused on harsher prison sentences and police tactics, while the current opioid crisis has led more to more compassionate rhetoric and calls for legislation, including a measure Congress passed last year, to focus on treatment instead of incarceration?
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"HSI has been working with dog meat farmers in South Korea for nearly four years helping them close their flagging businesses as more people in the county turn away from dog meat, so the closure of Gupo's grimly iconic dog market, which follows the demolition last year of the country's largest dog slaughterhouse complex, is a sign of more compassionate times," she added.
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For the first lady, the lighthearted activities were an example of the daily nonchalance required by her role as the more compassionate partner in the Trump marriage, the one who can do things like visit with retired soldiers and schoolchildren, as she did on Friday talking up her "Be Best" ethos of the need for children to be kind and compassionate to one another.
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We spoke to Judd on "TMZ Live," and he gave us a rundown on what's behind his new project with HBO -- a 2-part documentary about his deceased pal and comedy great, Garry, that's airing March 26 and 27 on HBO at 8 PM. Judd tells us Garry's diaries and journals -- which are the centerpieces in the doc -- revealed the comic became much more compassionate and giving throughout the years ... as neurotic of a creative genius as he was.
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If I can leave who I think I am, or who I want to be, or what I think is important, or something I'm trying to make someone else do — that circular nonsense — if I can leave that for a second and have that silence of the mind; it resets my brain; it resets my heart; it resets everything about me so I come out a little more compassionate for myself and for whatever it is I'm dealing with.
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Hope can be found in the extraordinary crowds at the many women's marches across the country on the day after the Inauguration; in the recent marches in support of science and a more compassionate, reasonable immigration policy; in the earnest work of the courts that have blocked the "Muslim ban" and of various senators and House members in both parties who, unlike Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, have refused to put cynicism and expedience before integrity; in the exemplary investigative journalism being done by traditional and new media outlets; in the performance of anti-Trump candidates in recent congressional races in Kansas and Georgia.
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