" [Laughter] My daughter was like, "She's the most welcoming person.
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A decade ago Britain was one of Europe's most welcoming countries.
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"He had one of the most welcoming faces," Jean-Baptiste said.
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A Good Appetite Artichokes are not the most welcoming of vegetables.
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So talented and one the sweetest most welcoming people I've ever met.
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We achieve the most, these writers suggest, when we're the most welcoming.
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Historically, where immigration is concerned, we are also the most welcoming of nations.
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Sweden and Germany have been among the most welcoming European countries for refugees.
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Until recently, Sweden and Germany have been among the most welcoming countries toward immigrants.
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Canadian workplaces are the most welcoming in the world, a new study has claimed.
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Canadians just keep on proving why they're the nicest, most welcoming people on the planet.
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In fact, when it comes to immigrants and refugees, millennials are the most welcoming generation.
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You write about how LGBTQ environments are not always the most welcoming to undocumented people.
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He was one of the happiest, nicest, most welcoming, decent human beings I've ever known.
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Pokémon X and Y aren't the newest Pokémon games, but are, I think, the most welcoming.
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The most welcoming dawar belonged to Yusuf, who seemed like the only natural politician I met.
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"We want Twitch to be the safest and most welcoming place for all communities," she added.
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Singapore has emerged as one of the most welcoming cities in the world for self-driving cars.
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"Trump supporters were some of the most welcoming people I've ever seen in my life," he says.
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"It was the most welcoming, warm place, that showed unity and love among the competitors," she said.
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The migrant wave of 239 flowed mostly to Germany and Sweden, regarded as Europe's most welcoming nations.
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With the , though, it may be tough for them to rent an apartment in the most welcoming places.
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"The Academy hasn't had the reputation of being the most welcoming institution for anyone of any color," she added.
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Abbott's decision is especially misguided because Texas has traditionally been one of the country's most welcoming states for refugees.
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A fast food restaurant somehow becomes the warmest, most welcoming place on earth when just the right person is there.
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These communities already consider OkCupid the most welcoming of the major dating sites for already having settings to accommodate them.
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We will leave it to them and focus our efforts on creating the most welcoming environment possible for our community.
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"He was the happiest guy and the most welcoming host at any of the restaurants he worked for," Perlow said.
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"Let me be clear: The United States is the most welcoming home for immigrants in human history," Pence told pool reporters.
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Sweden, once one of the most welcoming of nations for refugees, introduced new identity checks on Monday for travelers arriving from Denmark.
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A look behind the data of Britain's "hostile environment" for immigrants A decade ago Britain was one of Europe's most welcoming countries.
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On Monday, Sweden, which had been one of the most welcoming countries in Europe, instituted border checks aimed at migrants and refugees.
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Sweden was once Europe's most welcoming state for refugees and migrants, but since late 2015 it has made a sharp U-turn.
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"We will leave it to them and focus our efforts on creating the most welcoming environment possible for our community," he wrote.
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The country was once Europe's most welcoming state for refugees and migrants, but since late 260 it has made a sharp U-turn.
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The United States remains the most welcoming country in the world for immigrants, taking in far more every year than any other country.
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Germany enjoys a reputation as one of the most welcoming nations in the Western world, and in several respects it is well deserved.
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It is also transformative, and if Varda was among the most welcoming of directors, she was also among the most rigorous and radical.
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It is, however, monstrously cruel, inhumane, and shameful and makes a mockery of America's reputation as the most welcoming and generous nation on earth.
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So many people have sought asylum in Western Europe in recent years that even the most welcoming nations, like Sweden, have tightened their rules.
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The World Happiness Report lists the country as one of the most welcoming and tolerant in the world, leading to significant satisfaction among immigrants.
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Peru was once one of the most welcoming countries for Venezuelan migrants, granting them temporary residency so they could work and access public services.
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Tel Aviv, considered one of the world's most welcoming cities for the LGBT community, hosts hundreds of thousands of locals and tourists for the week.
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With the upcoming Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon — enhanced versions of last year's excellent Hawaiian-themed adventures — Nintendo has crafted the most welcoming Pokémon yet.
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The first country to offer unrestricted rights for women to vote and be elected in Parliament, Finland is one of the most welcoming environments for women.
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Canada is one of the most welcoming countries in the world to foreign visitors, HSBC said, noting that many expats move here for the long term.
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As with the ballet, there's a perception that classical music isn't the most welcoming, and certainly not the most diverse in its performers or audience members.
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Considering that Wimbledon are widely perceived as one of the most welcoming clubs in London, this was testament to the strength of emotion associated with the game.
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As I have covered the intersections of race, politics and faith over the years, I have always found black churches to be the most welcoming of places.
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The quirky franchise is poised to expand beyond its cult following — and from what I've played so far, it's the most welcoming entry in the franchise to date.
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This month, Sweden, once one of the most welcoming of nations for refugees, introduced identity checks for travelers arriving from Denmark in an effort to curb their numbers.
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Looking back over your year, a lot of the most welcoming moments came from outside the gospel world, and a lot of the hostile moments came from inside.
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It goes without saying the heavy metal community has never been the most welcoming (with some subsets less so than others), but that's not what is truly bothersome.
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"Turks have always been the most welcoming & gracious hosts to their Anzac visitors," Altun said on Twitter, using the abbreviation for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
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"Len Wein was one of the most welcoming people and legends in comics from the moment I joined DC eight years ago," said Diane Nelson, president of DC Entertainment.
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Meanwhile, the most welcoming countries in the world included Cambodia, Madagascar and Seychelles, which all accepted 198 passports from around the world either visa-free or with visa on arrival.
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The Conservatives contend that if the government does not take a tougher approach to deter migrants, it will undermine Canadians' belief in one of the world's most welcoming immigration systems.
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"Hawaii continues to be the safest, cleanest and most welcoming travel destination in the world, and the alarm created today by the false alert does not change that at all."
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Ms. Porter went to the University of Saskatchewan to see how it has become the country's most welcoming campus for indigenous students, and also see the tensions that has created.
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Here&aposs what it was like to visit — and why, thanks to the friendliest and most welcoming store staff I&aposve ever met, I&aposd go back again in a heartbeat.
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In all, Uganda has as many as 1.25 million refugees on its soil, perhaps more, making it one of the most welcoming countries in the world, according to the United Nations.
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Traditionally the most welcoming country in the world, by far, in resettling refugees, the US has barely increased its intake of Syrians and suffered considerable political backlash for taking any at all.
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"Since the country hasn't experienced much tourism, the locals haven't become jaded towards visitors and they were some of the friendliest and most welcoming people I've encountered in my travels," she said.
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"Len Wein was one of the most welcoming people and legends in comics from the moment I joined DC eight years ago," Diane Nelson, president of DC Entertainment, said in a statement.
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Seeking the most welcoming environment for Kipchoge to attempt such a feat, the event's organizers had settled on Vienna: It was not too warm, not too cold and not at all hilly.
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Musa Dlamini It's an outfit that Dlamini, a logistics manager at a local family planning NGO, hasn't always felt free wearing in a country he says isn't the most welcoming to gay men.
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As much as American politicians pat themselves on the back for representing "the most welcoming country in the world," there are smaller countries that have been more open to immigrants in recent decades.
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When I went back to my hometown for a high school reunion, I found to my surprise that the most welcoming individuals were the women I had known when I was a boy.
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CNMV said in December that while it wanted to be the most welcoming place in Europe for UK financial firms, it would not accept "totally empty shells" or breaches to EU securities rules.
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The Obama administration has set a target of 85,000 this year and of 100,000 in 2017, which as American officials point out makes this country one of the most welcoming in the developed world.
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Maybe the most welcoming change to this week's episode was that it spent a great deal of time focusing on Kevin (Casey Cott), someone who sits on the peripheral of the show's central quartet.
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The reason it's so serious is the folks with the skills, if there's not enough of them, they will tend to flock to the places which are most welcoming and set to take them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Typically measuring no larger than one square-inch, postage stamps may not serve as the most welcoming canvases for creative expression, but countless have carried beautiful and ingenious designs.
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With no sign bearing its name, no windows, and a large board just inside the doorway that prevents outsiders from looking in, La Fuente does not seem the most welcoming of bars at first glance.
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Germany, once seen as Europe's most welcoming country, rejected or deported thousands of asylum seekers last year, as public support for migrants waned in the wake of terrorist attacks by assailants from Muslim-majority countries.
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LONDON — British people are among the most welcoming to refugees fleeing conflicts and war, with three in 10 willing to accept asylum-seekers in their own homes, according to a global survey commissioned by Amnesty International.
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I am not necessarily socially anxious as well; actually, when I'm surrounded by people, I do my best to become the most welcoming host in the room, yet I do wish that I were just by myself.
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All of these examples come from one single e-sport, Overwatch, which is often considered to be one of the most welcoming, thanks to Blizzard's advertising centered on a somewhat more diverse cast of characters and events like Pride celebrations.
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His comments, part of a larger Russian-led charm offensive targeting Western support for reconstruction and refugee repatriation efforts, paint the portrait of a leader willing to receive every member of his vastly-displaced citizenry with the most welcoming of arms.
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It was in the 1884 election when the Republicans ran against "rum, Romanism and ruin," a signal to the millions of Irish Catholics who had just emigrated to America that the Democrats were the most welcoming of the two political parties.
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Greg Abbott of Texas vetoed the resettlement of refugees in his state on Friday, turning a state that has traditionally been one of the most welcoming into the first to reject refugees under an executive order issued by President Trump.
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Sweden, once one of the most welcoming countries for refugees, on Tuesday introduced tough new restrictions on asylum seekers, including rules that would limit the number of people granted permanent residency and make it more difficult for parents to reunite with their children.
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Arc System Works have hit on a formula mixing auto-combos and a dedicated skill button, alongside a robust set of tutorial missions to make what I consider one of the most welcoming on-ramps a 2D anime fighter has ever had.
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At the outset, Chris Dubbs reports in AMERICAN JOURNALISTS IN THE GREAT WAR: Rewriting the Rules of Reporting (University of Nebraska, $34.95), the most welcoming country, surprisingly, was Germany, which wanted to present its side of the story to the American public.
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Cyprus and Malta are among the EU states that are most welcoming of these flows, data show, with Pilatus Bank in Malta shut down last year following a U.S. probe on its owner and after allegations of suspicious transactions involving Azerbaijan's ruling elite.
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It's a university town of a sleepy disposition during weekdays and a population that is amongst the friendliest and most welcoming of any urban landscape I've experienced in the US. Walk down any street here and you'll receive your share of "good morning"s.
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"Throughout our nation's history, the United States has been a refuge for individuals fleeing religious and political persecution in their homeland, and Arizona has historically been one of the most welcoming states in terms of the number of refugees resettled there," wrote Republican Gov.
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Sweden, once one of the most welcoming of nations for immigrants and long considered "a moral superpower," as the political scientist Lars Tragardh put it, has experienced a rise in anti-immigration sentiment amid increasing globalization, immigration and anxiety about national and cultural identity.
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TUMBES, Peru (Reuters) - Thousands of Venezuelans rushed to Peru's northern border on Friday in hopes of entering the Andean country before it imposes tough immigration requirements at midnight, as one of the hitherto most welcoming destinations for the migrants in South America closes another door to them.
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As I've written before, this means Republicans now rely primarily on the states and voters least touched by -- and most skeptical of -- the demographic, social and economic changes remaking America in the 21st century, while Democrats have grown more reliant on the places and voters most welcoming of those changes.
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What a relief, then, that the series is one of the warmest and most welcoming on TV. Showrunners Gloria Calderon-Kellett and Mike Royce have updated the original One Day at a Time by centering the modern iteration on three generations of a Cuban-American family, all living together in the same house.
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In the meantime, the responses that are meaningful, and for which one feels actual gratitude, are all local: Ryan Nash, the officer who shot the suspect as he waved what seemed to be two guns (toys, as it turned out) in the middle of West Street; the parents and teachers at P.S. 89 for sheltering the kids just as they were being let out for the day; the police and fire departments and emergency medical services for turning the world's most vulnerable city into one of the safest and most welcoming.
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Kollam is one among the top 10 most welcoming places in India for the year 2020, according to Booking.com's traveller review awards.
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Pântea later wrote that Kerensky was the most welcoming, allowing the gradual creation of a single Bessarabian army (and even promising to transfer the Odessa 40th Regiment its jurisdiction), but forbidding any unilateral Bessarabian decision on this matter.
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Notable achievements for the club are winning promotion to DN2 in the 2016/17 season, winning the county plate in the 2017/18 Season, and recently being awarded the Whistler Trophy by the Durham County referee society for the most welcoming club for officials and opponents alike.
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Since 2014 the theatre has won ten Offies (Off West End Awards), five UK Theatre Awards and the Alfred Fagon Audience Award. The Orange Tree Theatre won the Empty Space Peter Brook Award in 2006 and 2015. In 2017 it was the Lonodon regional winner for UK's Most Welcoming Theatre Award 2017.
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They were primarily Bible-thumpers and very right-wing. So it was not the most welcoming Republican group, though they loved Zelda Gilroy, and it was very difficult for them because they already liked me so much…. And to their surprise, we all got along very well. ...The Republicans were pretty horrible about LGBT stuff.
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The school has also been recognized by National Jurist/PreLaw Magazine as the top 10 public interest law school and by the Princeton Review for having the best professors, one of the most diverse law faculties in the nation, the most welcoming campus in the nation for older students, and the most liberal student body.
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Lincoln is the second-most-populous city in Nebraska. The U.S. government designated Lincoln in the 1970s as a refugee-friendly city due to its stable economy, educational institutions, and size. Since then, refugees from Vietnam settled in Lincoln, and further more refugees came from other countries . In 2013, Lincoln was named one of the "Top Ten most Welcoming Cities in America" by Welcoming America.
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The Casino (nicknamed "Madame Peabody's Dancing Academy for Young Ladies" and "The Dance") was a gay and lesbian dance club, café, pool hall, and card room located in Pioneer Square in Seattle. It was opened by Joseph Bellotti in 1930 in the basement of the building where The Double Header was located. It was known as one of the places most welcoming of gays on the West Coast.
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He believes Wanderer can fit in with the humans, and pushes for this to the point of creating great strain within the group. He is calm and deliberate in his decision-making, and despite being one of the most welcoming towards Wanderer, nonetheless does not hesitate to explain and justify the humans' perspective to her. William Hurt portrays Jeb in the film. Terra The Seeker — The Soul responsible for finding Melanie's family.
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It was opened by Sir Peter Hall in April 1975, with a production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat. Performances spaces include a 507-seater Main House end-on theatre and a 100+ seater Foyer Stage. The Theatre received a visit from the Queen in 2003, the Theatre's fiftieth anniversary, and in 2013 the Theatre celebrated its Diamond Jubilee. The Theatre won the UK Theatre Award for Most Welcoming Theatre (East region) in 2016, 2017 and 2018.
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The Lichfield Garrick is operated as a charitable theatre trust and is independent of Lichfield District Council, although the Council invests in the theatre as its principal partner. The current chief executive is Karen Foster supported by a team of specialist managers and staff. The board of trustees is chaired by James Leavesley DL. The theatre has recently won the UK Theatre Award for the West Midlands Most Welcoming Theatre (2017) and The What's On Award for Staffordshire's Best Arts Venue (2018).
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Around the same time, the state required the Jews to live in the newly established Venetian Ghetto. Nevertheless for a long time the Venetian Republic was regarded as the most welcoming state for Jews, equivalent to the Netherlands in the 17th century or the United States in the 20th century. #Sephardic immigration was also encouraged by the House of Este in their possessions of Reggio, Modena and Ferrara. In 1598 Ferrara was repossessed by the Papal States, leading to some Jewish emigration from there.
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Famously known for its most welcoming, warm and friendly people, Malawi is famously dubbed the Warm Heart of Africa, and it has considerable potential for tourism. Malawi has several tourist attraction sites including its most exquisite freshwater Lake Malawi, several national parks, game reserves, and the scenic Mulanje Mountain. The tourism industry in Malawi has significantly grown since the mid-1970s, and the Malawian government is attempting to expand it further. The tourism industry was, however, significantly affected in the 1980s by an economic recession in South Africa—where most Malawian tourists come from.
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Pat Truman arrived as the Artistic Director of the Worcester Repertory Company from the Oldham Coliseum. She had also directed extensively for BBC Drama and the BBC World Service. During her tenure as the Artistic Director the Swan Theatre was nominated for the TMA Most Welcoming Theatre in England and Wales Award as well as an Award for Best Show for Young People. Productions staged during this time included Othello, The Glass Menagerie, The Recruiting Officer, Our Country's Good, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Far From the Madding Crowd and The Lusty Comedy of Tom Jones.
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He believes Wanderer can fit in with the humans and pushes for this to the point of creating great strain within the group. He is calm and deliberate in his decision-making, and despite being one of the most welcoming towards Wanderer, nonetheless does not hesitate to explain and justify the human perspective to her. The Seeker – The Soul who originally caught Melanie. Her calling is to search for and track down humans who have managed to avoid implantation, although she takes her job more seriously than most others.
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Today, there are only a handful of indigenous villagers living in Muk Wu and visiting relatives of the "To" () clan. The Chinese festivals such as: Mid-Autumn festival (), Chinese New Year, Ching Ming () and Chung Yeung () "paying homage to ancestors", attract most tourists and relations of the clans to reunite. During these public holidays especially Ching Ming and Chung Yeung the bus services are very busy and passengers pack buses to the full. The occasion can be quite a sight and the atmosphere is most welcoming and cheerful.
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Final Fantasy XI received positive reviews from critics. Aggregating review websites GameRankings and Metacritic gave the PlayStation 2 version 85% based on 57 reviews and 85/100 based on 49 reviews, the PC version 82% based on 44 reviews and 85/100 based on 25 reviews the Xbox 360 version 69% based on 32 reviews and 66/100 based on 25 reviews. Famitsu rated the game 38 out of 40. Computer and Video Games Magazine noted that it was one of the most welcoming MMORPGs despite the cumbersome initial registration and setup.
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The Casino was a venue occupying the space of the former People's Theater, which had been in operation from 1890 to 1904. The club was run by John and Margaret Delevitti, a heterosexual couple that cared for gays in the city. The club was known as one of the places most welcoming of gays on the West Coast, and became popular with drag queens. At the time, it was not widely allowed for men to dance together, but they were allowed to do so at The Casino, because the establishment paid off local policemen.
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After the Brown v Board of Education decision in 1954, white parents and students of Soldan were among the most welcoming in the city toward integration. On the first day of integration, the school saw no protests, although national media personalities such as NBC evening news anchor John Cameron Swayze covered the event. Neither black nor white students reported significant incidents of racial tensions or problems, although black students often chose to eat in separate areas of the building from whites in the cafeteria. Despite the relatively uneventful process, Soldan experienced a rapid change in the demographics of its student population.
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Another cousin called Thong-Mon who was a daughter of Phraya Ram Chaturong (Chuan) later assigned as Thaw Songkadan (guardian of the royal treasury) by King Taksin in Taksin's Thonburi Grand Palace. Those facts prove that Nok-iang was a Mon-Thai descent, not a Chinese as previously assumed. And, this is also consistent with Taksin's childhood friendship with Thongduang (later Rama I) who was a descendant of Ayutthaya's Mon aristocratic family, and Taksin's association with his royalist Mon generals; Phraya Ramanwong and Phraya Phichai, and Taksin's most welcoming gesture on Mon settlement in his Thonburi capital.
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The location of the caves, combined with the rays of sunlight, lead to the seawater mirroring and showing numerous shades of blue on the cave walls and ceilings. Several caverns also mirror the brilliant phosphorescent colours of the underwater flora and fauna, whilst other caverns show a deep dark shade of blue. Underwater, different colors of red, mauve, green, orange and yellow give an impressive and most welcoming picture to its visitors. The Blue Grotto is a popular destination for tourists to the island of Malta with boat trips visiting the caves running all days of the year (weather permitting).
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Campus Pride organizes college fairs, to allow prospective students to meet with college representatives. Additionally in response to the need for tools and resources to support campuses in assessing LGBT-Friendly policies, programs and practices, Campus Pride in conjunction with a team of national LGBT researchers including Brett Genny Beemyn, Ph.D, Susan R. Rankin, Ph.D. and Shane L. Windmeyer, M.S, Ed. developed the LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index. In 2012 Campus Pride issued its first "Top 25 LGBT-Friendly Colleges And Universities" list which ranked the most welcoming and inclusive places for LGBT students and allies go to college.
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Chipembere spent the rest of his life in exile. He remained in California until August 1966 when he considered the possibilities of remaining in the United States, moving to Britain or to Zambia or Tanzania. Because of his diabetes, Chipembere wanted to live in a country with better medical facilities than Tanzania or Zambia. However, the British government, wary of offending Banda, was allegedly not receptive of his proposal to live there, and Zambia would only accept him if he lived in a rural area, so this left Tanzania as the most welcoming option, then ruled by Julius Nyerere and his African-Socialist Tanzanian African National Union (TANU) party.
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The other characters are at first uncertain of her allegiances, and Ziva herself suffers from the trauma of what was done to her during captivity. "Things are different for her with everyone," de Pablo explained. "When she returns, her loyalty is questioned - but, in this season, it will become very clear that she sees NCIS as her family and that her loyalty is really with this family, as opposed to her blood family in Israel." McGee is perhaps the most welcoming of Ziva's return to the team, though he seems sceptical of Ziva's insistence that the past is behind her as she continually avoids speaking to Tony.
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The price paid for this recognition was the confinement of the Jews to the newly established Venetian Ghetto. Nevertheless, for a long time the Venetian Republic was regarded as the most welcoming state for Jews, equivalent to the Netherlands in the 17th century or the United States in the 20th century. # Sephardic immigration was also encouraged by the Este princes, in their possessions of Reggio, Modena and Ferrara (these cities also had established Italian-rite and Ashkenazi communities). In 1598, following the extinction of the male line of d'Este dukes of Ferrara, that city was repossessed by the Papal States, leading to some Jewish emigration from there (although overall the community survived as a distinct and significant entity up until the 20th century).
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Choosing not to recast the Kate Bradley role, or to sign Rosemary DeCamp on full-time (she was also playing the mother of Marlo Thomas on That Girl), the producers introduced the new character of Dr. Janet Craig, played by June Lockhart, who had just come off a three-year run as Maureen Robinson on Lost In Space. Previously, Lockhart had played another mother figure - Ruth Martin on the popular CBS-TV series Lassie. Lockhart's character was essentially brought on as a surrogate mother figure to fill the void left by the death of Bea Benaderet, and takes up a medical practice at the hotel and also serves as a counsel of sorts for the girls. The cast was described as "most welcoming" to Lockhart as the newcomer during a difficult time.
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Mount Holyoke became the first all women's college to accept openly transgender students in 2014 Sandy Stone is an openly transgender woman whose essay, titled "The Empire Strikes Back: A Posttranssexual Manifesto," and published in 1987 in response to the anti- transsexual book Transsexual Empire, has been cited as the origin of transgender studies. In 2012 Campus Pride, founded in 2001, issued its first list of the most welcoming places for trans students to go to college. In 2014 Mills College became the first single-sex college in the U.S. to adopt a policy explicitly welcoming openly transgender students. The policy states that applicants not assigned to the female sex at birth but who self-identify as women are welcome, as are applicants who identify as neither male or female if they were assigned to the female sex at birth.
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