Over the years, America's civic religion was nurtured the way all religions are nurtured: by sharing moments of reverence.
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In response, the city nurtured an awe-inspiring social inventiveness that nurtured many of the ideas and individuals that would give life to Roosevelt's New Deal decades later.
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He's nurtured close relationships with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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It was an ecosystem constructed and nurtured by fandom itself.
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It is something to be nurtured and respected, almost deified.
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"And over the past seven years, we've nurtured that spirit."
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The edifice Lee Kuan Yew built and nurtured is crumbling.
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He simultaneously nurtured women's careers and mocked their physical appearance.
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It has nurtured online gambling and other new niche industries.
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Marium was orphaned in April and nurtured by Thai conservationists.
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In that case, people rated "nurtured" ideas as more exceptional.
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Mr. Hurricane nurtured longstanding ties with Latin American musical traditions.
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In fighting for her present she nurtured a realizable future.
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He loves his equine families, and he has nurtured them.
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In most cases, demand has to be developed and nurtured.
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And each brand needs to be nurtured to stay relevant.
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Outside the crescent, Iran nurtured allied Palestinian and Yemeni groups.
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A flower is given sunlight, nurtured, and expected to bloom.
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And over the past seven years, we've nurtured that spirit.
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Local varieties of oud music are being nurtured just as eagerly.
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They are his pride and joy, nurtured and pampered to perfection.
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The right always nurtured both sympathetic frontbenchers and the party's base.
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In the countryside, the shtetls nurtured scholarship, crafts and sports teams.
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And my mom really encouraged and nurtured my sense of humor.
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But to believe in that potential — that has to be nurtured.
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Capricorns make Cancerians feel secure, while Cancerians make Capricorns feel nurtured.
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And investors have had this logic nurtured in them for years.
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It nurtured the first antislavery movement and stood up to Hitler.
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GOP has long nurtured conspiracy theories against both Bill and Hillary
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That nurtured kinship will be extended at least one more year.
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Rather, it must be nurtured, because it's what makes us human.
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He wanted to nurture the Earth as it had nurtured him.
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For decades, the Supreme Court has nurtured a reputation for independence.
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Can you be capable of nurture if you haven't been nurtured?
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Burt's Bees Naturally Nurtured Face Care Holiday Gift Set, $14.99; amazon.
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Mr. Artemenko, 48, emerged from the opposition that Mr. Manafort nurtured.
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"Just being there nurtured me as a whole individual," he said.
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You've nurtured them all, and you want them all to be great.
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A populist rebellion, nurtured by years of sluggish growth, is still spreading.
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We've nurtured four of those that are now being turned into products.
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His grassroots support remained, nurtured by the well-financed family political machine.
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REUTERS/Brendan McDermid Conservatives have long nurtured a keen sense of betrayal.
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But really, it's whatever helps you feel relaxed, pampered, or nurtured. GoodTherapy.
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Harrison had nurtured the emu—a female called Kevin—from an egg.
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He prized possession, nurtured artistry in offense and encouraged players to improvise.
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Democracies have to be nurtured or supported if they're going to continue.
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I thought his talent needed to be nurtured in a bigger city.
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And nobody nurtured me, nobody gave a fuck about this young girl.
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It's a germ of an idea that could have prospered, if nurtured.
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They are just two of the 710 start-ups being nurtured here.
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And through it all, Trump nurtured an unhealthy bromance with Vladimir Putin.
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The podcast has nurtured a community with a life of its own.
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He also nurtured her with food and medicine when she was sick.
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She had nurtured a flair for finance throughout her 25-year marriage.
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But the stardom that his Canadian countrymen nurtured at Findlay eluded Brooks.
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Some of the extremists who are nurtured on these platforms never come back.
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Byrne said that Lobot nurtured a community often pushed out of the mainstream.
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I started my interest in film really young and [my parents] nurtured that.
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An overdeveloped fear of public debt, nurtured by economists, is partly to blame.
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Another problem is how to defend the carefully nurtured brands themselves from disruption.
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Roman chariot racers were said to have nurtured their steeds with honeyed water.
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"We want to nurture the community that nurtured us," says a local leader.
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It is that the alternative, originality, can and should be taught and nurtured.
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I think that's so powerful, and it's always nurtured me — they become leaders.
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To break that silence I examined the culture in which I was nurtured.
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But it has also nurtured militants linked to terrorist attacks across Southeast Asia.
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Each of us has nurtured our own private dreams of someday encountering it.
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Would the tiny nest egg I'd nurtured start to dwindle and eventually die?
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In what categories are people's careers being nurtured and are people being included?
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He really nurtured me through the process, and held me under his wing.
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I grew up with my mother's paintings on the walls, which nurtured me.
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The leadership of The Times, which has nurtured the show at every turn.
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He has nurtured a new clique of obedient oligarchs loyal to the Kremlin.
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She seems to have nurtured an innate shyness into an effective Dickinsonian persona.
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Republicans nurtured the opposite conclusion to justify a demolition of Obama's new foundation.
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It nurtured a mode of policing that offended onlookers and alienated potential allies.
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He said Biden has "just nurtured strong personal relationships" in South Carolina for decades.
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Self Help Graphics & Art has nurtured its community of artists for almost 50 years.
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These were the musicians who nurtured him and prepared the way for his son.
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This appetite was nurtured by black women and helped to shape the Cosby trial.
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Inequality, corruption and divisive rule originally fuelled the rebellion and nurtured the jihadist insurgency.
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Kim even nurtured Faline's broken leg, administering a pipe around it with bandaging tape.
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White supremacy is super nurtured and what we have to be is super natural.
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Glad to know they are still alive and being intellectually nurtured by a xenophobe.
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But political systems need to be nurtured constantly if they are to remain healthy.
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Many of the conditions that nurtured its insurgency—poverty, corruption and bad governance—remain.
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The freer world that America has nurtured made our nation safer and more prosperous.
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They're not being nurtured to discover themselves as change makers for a better world.
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People felt like we sort of birthed and nurtured it, because it was ours.
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A special relationship with Moebius as well as his family was formed and nurtured.
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I imagine that because I've nurtured this resource, I got to make this film.
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Ivanka Trump apparently nurtured the ghastly dream of following her father into the presidency.
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He also nurtured a heroin habit and engaged in constant low-level criminal activity.
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Thanks to his wife's musical profession, Eberle has nurtured hobbies away from the game.
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I also believe that the sniping nurtured on Twitter seeps into our interactions elsewhere.
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Drag family is chosen, created and nurtured — the family that slays together, stays together.
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It has to be nurtured, celebrated and protected from its enemies everywhere and always.
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Child nurtured on Olive Street is the example many of his clients aspire to.
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My parents nurtured the Jo-like character traits they most wanted me to embody.
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They have also nurtured tough state bills and local ordinances to check illegal immigration.
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"The forest nurtured this little goblin," she says, but he did not respect it.
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"I liked that we really nurtured the children into wanting to learn," she said.
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To my great fortune, my mostly-white male supervisors nurtured and enabled my success.
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That means the venture capitalists who nurtured those businesses can finally reap some cash.
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Fidel Castro is now dead; the ossified government he nurtured is vanishing as well.
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I saw myself in the limp, in the way I refined and nurtured it.
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Soon he was working at Circuit City, where he nurtured a love of computers.
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It is precisely for this sort of occasion that Mourinho has nurtured those skills.
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My mom played a huge role in the village that nurtured my son and myself.
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Each one of them had been nurtured and lived behind those scars for nine months.
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What's crucial about the lunar aspect is that Cancers want to nurture and be nurtured.
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But like its spectacular skyline, the ideas spawned and nurtured in Dubai are never realistic.
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Maintained and nurtured, that culture should serve as a powerful immune system against rogue elements.
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The Moon is all about feeling safe and nurtured, and you deserve to feel supported.
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"Some successful divisions like Audi need to be nurtured," said Juergen Pieper at Metzler Bank.
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A concept created by John Poindexter and nurtured at DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency).
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Here, whatever was missing would suddenly exist, and I would feel energized, nurtured and safe.
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Democrats have recruited, nurtured and funded dozens of veterans aiming to unseat Republicans in November.
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One must remember that ISIL itself was nurtured in a U.S.-run prison in Iraq.
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Not only will you be deeply nurtured, but you'll also get better at nurturing others.
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There's nothing like seeing the baby you nurtured mature into a multibillion-dollar public entity.
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He also nurtured deep interests in many other fields, including biology, politics and nature photography.
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Gail: I've always nurtured the theory that Trump doesn't have the mental capacity to collude.
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"When Michael was ill, Elle nurtured him every day," said Mr. Gillman's mother, Wendy Gillman.
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They are nurtured under the supervision of Dr. Kevin Blankenship, the founder of Jacob's Ladder.
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Roman obviously hated Bruce, who was loved and nurtured by his own mom and dad.
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Moderates had nurtured fading hopes of renewed talks with Washington — possibly between the two presidents.
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"Men get nurtured and put in experiences where they can gain ability," Ms. Smith said.
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The staff there nurtured her, she said, and did not judge her when she misbehaved.
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It nurtured the wide-open continuous political dialogue that currently exists from airwaves to Internet.
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The Bronx has inspired and nurtured some of the greatest writers of the English language.
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But that vision assumed that his presidential legacy would be protected and nurtured by Mrs.
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The 10,922-foot volcano has nurtured the island's residents more than it has threatened them.
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Even the women who weren't strutting around in heels had obviously nurtured a unique personal style.
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He raised the issue plenty of times on the campaign trail, and Kobach nurtured that fixation.
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I had been nurtured by black and international people and culture my entire short colorful life.
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In fact, the actress said being on screen boosted her self-esteem and nurtured her creativity.
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The fight is not over, but the tree of freedom can only be nurtured with blood.
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Space exploration is our opportunity to transcend the self-destructive, provincial mindset nurtured by planetary living.
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Its biggest company, Dangote Cement, was nurtured with import restrictions, which shielded it from foreign competition.
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Technical subjects like the sciences and engineering were aggressively nurtured, almost as a form of overcompensation.
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But despite the emphasis on traditional labor in his community, he always nurtured his artistic side.
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"It's related to the whole idea that the self should be nurtured and celebrated," Amsellem says.
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"We have lost faith in a lot of things that have always nurtured us," he said.
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How often do you really see what nurtured an artist at the beginning of their process?
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Building environments where creativity can be nurtured is key to sparking your child's imagination, Schilling notes.
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"He nurtured hero worship and took too much credit for positive developments," said Temple University's Kingston.
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If it is to reach its 15th birthday, it needs to be nurtured by all sides.
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Opinion Columnist LONDON — Over the centuries, Great Britain spawned the Industrial Revolution and nurtured representative democracy.
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Yet despite Ayn Randian visions of greatness, the two companies were nurtured by federal-government largesse.
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I recruited Pravin in 1985 and had nurtured him throughout my stay at Infosys since then.
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Bloemen's story may have begun in Holland, but his resurgence was sparked and nurtured in Canada.
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Whereas, in the past, children often engaged in family labor, now children are protected and nurtured.
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She nurtured plants and people, loved music and saved aluminum foil in perfectly neat little squares.
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Or it could have been, if that spirit had been nurtured and given room to grow.
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Communities can and do benefit from re-entering community members whose unrealized abilities have been nurtured.
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Our institutions and traditions are nurtured by our rich and diverse cultural heritage and democratic ethos.
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He has also nurtured the sort of cult of personality that crops up only around despots.
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It nurtured a future-minded mentality — seeing the present from the vantage point of the future.
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Much before Greg Girard found himself in 1970s Tokyo, he had nurtured an interest in photography.
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" Adds Tabatha: "Sara nurtured me in a way that you wouldn't have guessed we weren't related.
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But these categories are based on generalizations and mischaracterizations, nurtured by sheltered experiences and biased media.
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And I know it happens, but it was sort of the first thing that I had nurtured.
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Many of history's great civil rights advancements have been started and nurtured by religious leaders and activists.
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They have brought dramatic change to islands that have traditionally nurtured a very tolerant form of Islam.
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She's both a product of the internet and someone who's been carefully nurtured by the big corporations.
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The same dynamics that nurtured the rise of the Lost Cause are evident now, some historians say.
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I was nurtured by his imagination as a child, and lucky to know him as an adult.
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The anonymity of the dark web that nurtured Allwine's crime had given him a sense of omnipotence.
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It is a system to be nurtured and protected from threats, and cronyism is a huge threat.
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They are nurtured by the villagers who keep the areas clean and protect the saplings from cattle.
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"The Goddesses represent Mother Earth and you honoring her to get food and get nurtured," Fini explains.
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I created #Flawless for all of us on this journey of having healthy, nourished, and nurtured hair.
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Where, the prince asked the journalists, were Britain's entrepreneurial industries of the kind America nurtured at MIT?
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At the turn of the twentieth century, leading figures in the Progressive movement nurtured an idealistic dream.
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Perhaps he is hinting that to imagine we might be nurtured by art is a fool's errand.
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Most of all, MacCarthy shows that Gropius's true legacy was the talent he nurtured in others—I.
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I want to find ways of saluting and seeing and nurturing and being nurtured by other humans.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Zuckerberg nurtured Facebook from a dorm room idea into the world's biggest social network.
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Everyone, he insists, has their own particular approach to the world, and each needs to be nurtured.
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He has nurtured a fondness for classicism over the decades, but the house is fine with it.
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The Standard is now gone, but the people and ideas The Standard nurtured will continue to flourish.
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But it recognizes that the whole must be nurtured so that its individual parts can thrive equally.
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For these women, members of West London's Afro-Caribbean communities, pageants nurtured racial pride and self-expression.
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Over the past quarter-century, Taiwan's government has nurtured public trust by its actions and its transparency.
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When Custer's forces liberate her, the dream she nurtured of the conquering hero, Yellow Hair, comes true.
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Social media is but the crudest reflection of the societies and types of citizens we have nurtured.
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Nurtured by a delinquent government and rabidly poisonous press, uncritical self-aggrandizement has been given free rein.
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But Mr Smith's example suggests that we should pay more attention to the techniques they have nurtured.
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It also includes us helping parents as they struggle to keep their children clean, fed and nurtured.
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Helen, Lee's senior by more than a decade, restored him to health and nurtured a creative rebirth.
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These are the sights and sounds that nurtured me as I became the person I am today.
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Not only did Silk keep our long-distance triathlon going, she nurtured Ironman triathlon around the globe.
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Decades later, Carl Reiner, who created the show, still marveled at the comic genius he discovered and nurtured.
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" An excerpt of the post reads: "YOU, young, Black woman, deserve to be nurtured, not used nor abused.
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"For them to feel nurtured at home, my presence is a big factor in that," she tells PEOPLE.
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Where many others have abandoned me, he's nurtured me, even during some pretty bad behavior on my part.
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Nurtured on an insatiable domestic appetite for gigantic bronzes, Mansudae's sculptors have created statues across Asia and Africa.
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She was her daughter's advocate and dancing partner, and a peaceful woman who nurtured the friendships she formed.
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Each young frog is placed in its own little aquatic oasis, nurtured tenderly as it grows and develops.
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But the growth of blockchain technology will be best nurtured when it is free and unfettered from regulation.
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The result is a riveting book about a man who nurtured a vastly ambitious project through extraordinary times.
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She still nurtured the ambition of putting it in people's homes someday, as she had promised early investors.
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It's not the classic story of a well-nurtured talent, and I still feel that distance, you know?
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The enticing anonymity of the dark web that nurtured Stephen's crime had given him a sense of omnipotence.
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As these cells are nurtured, they multiply to create muscle tissue, which is the main component of meat.
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"He saw a single mother trying to make her dreams come true, and he nurtured that," Henson said.
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Un-nurtured connections turn cold, or at least become useless as connectors between you and your ultimate prospect.
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I think your political point of view is circumstances and then how you were nurtured and brought up.
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The ideal wife, nurtured by the economic produce of her husband, on display for the world to see.
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She told me about her family and how she had nurtured a passion for knitting during overnight shifts.
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In his bid for the Democratic nomination, Mr. Sanders has nurtured vocal support from young, college-educated liberals.
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The oversize persona that could make him president was nurtured by the big media complex he now derides.
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D&D quickly became one of our favorite pastimes and nurtured our passion for storytelling and the dramatic.
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Now they are carefully nurtured, sold at premium prices and prized for their nutritional properties and earthy flavor.
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But the good news is that confidence can also be encouraged, nurtured, even created during these turbulent years.
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These smaller boxing clubs begin nurtured by the community, and youngsters with their heart set on the sport.
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He will be remembered by people on both sides of the camera that he discovered, nurtured and promoted.
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For decades, the government has nurtured the chaebol with favors like tax benefits and a buy-Korea policy.
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Instead, I nurtured lofty ideas about living radically: My heroes were Malcolm X, James Baldwin and Dorothy Day.
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Immature and inexperienced, Chris can't quite grasp that the feelings he nurtured while inside might not be shared.
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He was all for free trade, but only after young industries had been nurtured in a protective environment.
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Hunters like Roosevelt brought that kind of fair chase ethos to the hunt that nurtured the conservation movement.
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There is a need for them to be nurtured and not to be swallowed up at traditional universities.
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The Fed nurtured the recovery with near-zero interest rates and large-scale purchases of government-backed securities.
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General Helmick nurtured my passion for writing and planted the seed for me to later pursue it professionally.
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A supremely self-confident politician, Mr. Obama was the object of extravagant hopes that he nurtured and encouraged.
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It is neither mowed nor neglected but rather nurtured each fall with an intensive regimen of organic fertilizer.
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The President constantly fuels parlor intrigue in a soap opera style nurtured by his days on reality television.
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Such a relationship has to be cultivated and nurtured, and protected from the temptations that novelty can present.
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The right mindset — which drives innovations, customizations and continual automations — has to be nurtured on an ongoing basis.
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Given the audience, it's a G-rated version of escape from the vile institution nurtured on these shores.
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Within these serene landscapes, humans are depicted either nurturing or being nurtured by the animals they once hunted.
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Sam and Dean had this idea that if their mom was around, their lives would be much more nurtured.
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All that remained were the rivalries he nurtured and tamed; unleashed they've been tearing up the state ever since.
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The monarchy had nurtured an over-mighty state, as French kings sucked power from aristocrats towards the central government.
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In addition to whatever assets life has nurtured in me, I have a disproportionate amount of money to share.
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Authors, showrunners, and actors routinely reject the notion that ideas nurtured in fan communities could ever come to fruition.
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Whatever their natural talents, children whose aptitudes are nurtured and given opportunities have a far better chance in life.
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Being attentive enables you to have a quality experience with your child while making them feel loved and nurtured.
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She credited her time spent as Lagerfeld's muse as to how she nurtured her own fashion tastes and skills.
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Beyoncé's Coachella performance suggests that, as black people's power grows, we should intentionally amplify the culture that nurtured us.
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The misty conservatism of Will imagines both baseball and life as games of individual virtues, nurtured and eventually rewarded.
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It is the place where families make cherished memories, and children are nurtured to build for a better tomorrow.
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Certainly in my formative years growing up, that wasn't on the table or encouraged or nurtured in any way.
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In other words, the Fed regards prosperity as a disease to be attacked, not a condition to be nurtured.
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NATO was spearheaded by the U.S., and the European Union was nurtured by American encouragement from Eisenhower to Obama.
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Mr. Chávez emerged in a country that had nurtured the certainty of being rich, although it lived in poverty.
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Walton goes there to fulfill a dream nurtured since boyhood, when he "read with ardour" accounts of polar expeditions.
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Moving to Seattle and relying on her phone as a distraction during commutes nurtured Pollock's fraught relationship with technology.
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I think there are incredible galleries in the world that have nurtured careers from the very beginning until now.
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That potentially undermines the public image carefully nurtured by both Uber and Lyft, which market themselves as green companies.
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"Anthony became who he is because Larry nurtured and protected him," a former high-ranking Google executive told me.
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It speaks its own language, Catalan, has its own cultural traditions, and has long nurtured a restive independence movement.
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As a child, Helen was fearless and self-reliant, a stickball player who nurtured ambitions to see the world.
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Michael Simmons is a London art dealer who has nurtured the career of Maggie Turner, a gifted young artist.
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"Though the feminist movement nurtured all of us, I am disillusioned with it," she said in the same interview.
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Nationalism comes more easily to people in this proud former kingdom that has nurtured its distinct identity over centuries.
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Government officials say that I misunderstand and that parents feel honored to have their triplets nurtured by the state.
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The senator hailed from Arizona, and long nurtured a disdain for the dominance of Eastern media, politics and culture.
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The intolerant and bigoted worldview nurtured by General Zia and the fallout of his jihad is still bleeding Pakistan.
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I am not a religious person, but reading this collection always leaves me stronger, nurtured and praising the Lorde.
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But Mr. Rupert remained upbeat about the sector's prospects, as long as it nurtured its roots in local craftsmanship.
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The "views fueling the spectacle in Charlottesville" have been meticulously seeded and nurtured by the Republican Party for decades.
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In recent years, it has nurtured an adventurous streak that makes it appealing for those who love being outdoors.
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Salman Rushdie, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Lena Dunham, Elizabeth Strout, Gary Shteyngart and Prince were among the authors she nurtured.
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The karsts are full of nooks and crannies that have nurtured highly specialized plants and animals found nowhere else.
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My sports-toned and -nurtured legs hadn't responded to rehab the way they'd been expected to because they couldn't.
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Russia and China have been active in Africa, tooRussia President Vladimir Putin has nurtured longstanding ties with the continent.
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"Big Bird brought me so many places, opened my mind and nurtured my soul," Spinney said in a statement.
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In their modern form, they have been tolerated, even nurtured, in mainstream conservative circles for more than 20 years.
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Cindy's mother ended up with two nurturing adoptive parents and she, in turn, nurtured and loved her two daughters.
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They kept some livestock and planted corn, beans, chili, lemon, and mango in fields nurtured by the Tehuetec river.
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Rather it is a system, nurtured by incentives and disincentives stemming from loopholes in national legislation and gaps between jurisdictions.
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Tamagotchi, tiny keychain toys, started as virtual eggs that players hatched and nurtured into adulthood by offering food and care.
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It kept genius safe at its beautiful old schools and it nurtured creativity in its cheap garrets and vibrant streets.
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The artists in Slab City Rendezvous influenced, nurtured, collaborated with, and painted one another, merging into one big happy family.
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He will be remembered by the many people on both sides of the camera that he discovered, nurtured and promoted.
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David founded and nurtured The Loft, which has been going on and thrived as a party for over 45 years.
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It will also create a deal pipeline and treat the startups previously nurtured under the Foundation as its initial portfolio.
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He has casually disparaged the value of the European Union, which his predecessors always nurtured as a source of stability.
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Google's financial heft was attractive, yet, like many founders, Hassabis was reluctant to hand over the company he had nurtured.
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It was a market that could be nurtured back to life and create its own profitable revenue stream for Microsoft.
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What do we do with MSU, USA Gymnastics, and the IOC—organizations which dismissed athletes complaints and nurtured athlete abuse?
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Blain's interest in political issues was nurtured early on during her years growing up in the Caribbean and in Brooklyn.
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It created an entirely new relational category—not just a doll or a stuffed animal, but something kids actively nurtured.
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Nobody should doubt Jackson's commitment to the New York Knicks, the franchise that drafted and nurtured him as a player.
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The group nurtured Modi's rise – in his early days in the RSS he cleaned floors at a local chapter office.
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The California Republican backed Trump relatively early in the campaign and has nurtured a relationship with the billionaire ever since.
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Having nurtured a grudge against the sexist media for years, one of Duncan's closest advisers loses her entire moral compass.
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Your artistic projects have flourished and your circle of close friends was nurtured, while peripheral partnerships made their timely exit.
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Even though surrounded by Jim Crow, he was born into a family with two parents that nurtured and encouraged him.
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The whole life that cop led up to and after the motel night was facilitated and nurtured by white supremacy.
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His mother nurtured his early aptitude for mathematics and, after the family moved to Moscow, he blossomed into a prodigy.
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This alliance, nurtured by presidents and prime ministers for decades, has taken a battering since President Donald Trump took office.
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Experts say these movements have been nurtured by women's rising levels of education, economic power and connectedness through social media.
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The front-page story said that he nurtured some women's careers, adding that he could also be demeaning and crude.
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Though they nurtured a few internationally competitive industries (shipbuilding and steel), they also had significant failures (chemicals and computer software).
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Her cold, damaged parents (Nick Dillenburg and Grace Gummer) left 12-year-old Mary Page (Mia Sinclair Jenness) under-nurtured.
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You think you've picked a city that is safe and nurtured a social circle where you won't have to worry.
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Now, sitting on the bench, he gives the Red Sox the edge he nurtured as a player all those years.
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I saw the sense of connection that Birthright nurtured in my Jewish friends and planned my own life-changing journey.
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I was moved by — and somewhat envious of — their strong sense of shared identity and how the trip nurtured it.
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Meanwhile, the progressives cleaned up elite corruption and nurtured a square deal for those being left behind by technological change.
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"There is research which indicates that optimism can actually be enhanced or nurtured through certain kinds of training," Davidson said.
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Mr. Donnelly has carefully nurtured a voting record that has, until now, avoided being considered by Republicans as too liberal.
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But the exploits of the Royal Navy perfectly consummated a British fantasy, nurtured today among Brexiteers, of regained imperial vigor.
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The Zen feeling is nurtured visually: The page you write on is decorated with delicate images of objects like trees.
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At home, Ms. Burns and Mr. Boren have nurtured family traditions, like home-cooked dinners on Sunday and camping trips.
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I had done the work to fill that hole, and I had nurtured a bunch of other writers of color.
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And finally, we bring you nature newly nurtured: A beautiful bird species discovered in the forests of West Papua, Indonesia.
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"The next generation of entrepreneurs need to be nurtured and encouraged to allow them to fulfill their potential," he said.
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When Trump lays out his infrastructure plan, he'll likely be sharing ideas nurtured by National Economic Council chair Gary Cohn.
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And I nurtured a starter that has given me the most consistently excellent sourdough pancakes and waffles of my life.
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A New Hampshire native, Mr. Parker nurtured the business in an accelerator in Boston before moving it to the millyard.
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He inherited a frontier skepticism of government rooted in his home of Colorado and nurtured in Washington during the 1980s.
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Learning how they are seeded, nurtured and tumbled with the tide enhances their flavor more than a squirt of citrus.
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But as Mr. Bannon nurtured his real-world aspirations, Breitbart's audience waned from the heights of last year's presidential race.
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Rey is a solid metaphor for women in Hollywood, who are traditionally less sought-after and nurtured than their male counterparts.
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During Trump's presidency, the alliance with Britain - famously nurtured by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher in the 225.7s - is increasingly fraying.
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Axelrod's surprise is itself a bit surprising, because Trump perfectly fits a theory that Axelrod has long nurtured about American politics.
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I feel comforted there by the lifetime of happy memories and nurtured by the familiar sights and rhythms of the neighborhood.
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During Trump's presidency, the alliance with Britain - famously nurtured by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s - is increasingly fraying.
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Their UK tour has run smoothly, and they feel as nurtured by their fans here in person as they do online.
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Both India and China have long nurtured grandiose visions of linking and diverting rivers to mitigate the inequity of nature's distribution.
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He may have thought they were too few to matter, or that their endangered traditions should be nurtured after the Holocaust.
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For example, the way she slayed at any on-stage rap battle, or how nurtured I felt when he held me.
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Yes, the city has nurtured bands dabbling in other genres, from indie rock to alternative country and norteño, Mr. Keller acknowledged.
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I then went on to work with Xenomania, a pop production company who nurtured my pop sensibility in my early twenties.
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It is a deeply European feeling, nurtured on a self-respect, the sense of one's own worth, rights, needs and desires.
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Ambassador Bolton also nurtured efforts to reform the UN — to this day one of the most bloated bureaucracies in the world.
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This chaos has nurtured a dazzling array of artists whose work is on display in the great cities of the world.
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The front-page story said that he nurtured some women's professional careers but that he was crude and demeaning to others.
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He cultivated party members — remembering their names and attending their weddings and bar mitzvahs — and nurtured his relationship with the intelligentsia.
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I initially bought it for rocking babies, but in reality it's nurtured more stories than infants because it's just so comfortable.
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Huawei's success follows a pattern in which Beijing has protected and nurtured domestic tech companies while denying access to Western competitors.
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Their addictions have destroyed family ties, careers, finances and whatever plans these people may once have nurtured for a better future.
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China's politics became more oppressive, as President Xi Jinping cracked down on dissent and nurtured a Maoist-style cult of personality.
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This hillside community is where President Nicolas Maduro has nurtured his base of poor Venezuelans, trading vital state handouts for loyalty.
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Since the restructuring, Whole Foods has replaced or stripped the power of its regional "foragers," who identified and nurtured small brands.
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During Trump's presidency, the alliance with Britain - famously nurtured by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher in the 2.53s - is increasingly fraying.
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The army has long nurtured grudges against the Sharifs' party, the PML-N, because of Sharif's past brinkmanship with the military.
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Tamagotchis, egg-shaped cyberpets that need to be nurtured and fed, have been a part of childhood for 20 years now.
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People are nurtured throughout their life to understand how to be a good person and how to perceive a good person.
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Mr. Dawson's creativity was nurtured from a young age by the women in his family: his mother, grandmothers, aunt and sisters.
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For the past few decades, the National Rifle Association has increasingly nurtured an alliance with country music artists and their fans.
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As she bent over the patient, Ms. Wilford nurtured her dreams of practicing the kind of medicine that helped her survive.
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While Boeing has nurtured generations of aerospace professionals in the Seattle area, there was no comparable work force in South Carolina.
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Mr. Harvey notes that in the United States and elsewhere, policymakers have nurtured wind and solar power, cleaning up the grid.
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It is a gift she nurtured at John's Tailoring, her basement shop in a now-defunct mall in Kansas City, Kan.
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They have each nurtured close relationships with their family, though they don't always speak to them about exactly how they're feeling.
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Molineu's mercurial daughter, Jeannette, becomes the object of Midhat's romantic longings, their intimacy nurtured by the shared ache of lost mothers.
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Mr. Murphy nurtured his love of guitar playing by listening to records by T-Bone Walker, Blind Boy Fuller and others.
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The point remains to all but the dimmest: Obama coddled, appeased, nurtured and protected the worlds No. 1 sponsor of terror.
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All that lasts after the dishes are cleared away is whether the relationships around the table have been nurtured or harmed.
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The company is also putting more energy into leveraging its distribution system, which had been nurtured and honed by Mr. Metropoulos.
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The spirit of emo was instead nurtured online and at do-it-yourself house shows, where the financial stakes were low.
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Amran Kasim Ahmed, 153, was at the top of her class and nurtured dreams of revamping Somalia's threadbare health care system.
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He was killed 72 years ago by a Hindu nationalist nurtured by the same hard-line group that shaped Mr. Modi.
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His wealth staked Guo to her career, and his devotion has nurtured it since they met, in the late nineteen-nineties.
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He is smart enough to understand that the deep hatred brewing in the United States can be captured, nurtured and stoked.
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So far, there is no evidence that would warrant intervening in the otherwise competitive markets the agency has so carefully nurtured.
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He had grown up in the same revisionist movement, and his political career was nurtured and then promoted by Mr. Arens.
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More than four decades later, the Ntonga children have had their tennis lives nurtured by the successors to those two men.
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Minnesota's business community is thriving because we've utilized our natural assets and nurtured the big thinkers and idea generators here, in Minnesota.
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They have nurtured their cerebral organoids for nearly two years—making them some of the longest-lasting human cell cultures on record.
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Rather than turning new firms into viable competitors, venture capital seems to have nurtured them only for incumbents to gobble them up.
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The D.J. collective's sets have nurtured a cult following for deft cohesion of fringe disco sounds, from bouncy Italo to skittish dancepunk.
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But as we spent more time on Bulletin 2100 and nurtured our working relationship, it evolved from side project into side hustle.
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Customers can go socialize with the tree they nurtured either by attending the company's annual party or by visiting their tree independently.
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ACS also nurtured me this week by having people who knew Andrew Cunanan (Darren Criss) read his (less literal) ass to filth.
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This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance has taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it.
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But she has nurtured the same absorbing passion since she was a child, and has proven herself not easily thrown off course.
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Beneath its glowing jobs numbers lurk growing inequality and a vast low-pay sector, nurtured by a long period of wage suppression.
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The most reliable answer is passion — discovered through natural curiosity or nurtured through early enjoyable experiences with an activity or many activities.
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Both Moses and Johnson bent people and institutions to their will through cunning, determination and ruthlessness; both nurtured ambitions that inspired awe.
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The broader vision, says the company, is to help create a workplace environment where mental health is "universally understood, nurtured and celebrated."
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He nurtured revered writers such as Christopher Hitchens and Dominick Dunne, humorists Fran Lebowitz and James Wolcott, and photography great Annie Leibovitz.
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My memories of reading with her and stargazing under the Midland sky are reminders of the passions that she nurtured in me.
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Our churches must be places where children are nurtured and respected and cared for and never harmed or abused in any way.
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Many commentators were sceptical, blaming instead Jaish-e-Muhammad, a notionally banned Pakistan-based outfit nurtured by the ISI to harass India.
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Over forty years, their friendship has been nurtured through letters, conversations in the Ramallah hills, and, initially, a studious avoidance of politics.
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The approach, described as greenlight governing, is one that Pittsburgh and the state of Pennsylvania have nurtured over the last few years.
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Rigid uniformity, created and nurtured by and for government bureaucrats and private pressure groups, is limiting the prospects for genuine affordable care.
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Several witnesses called by the prosecution exposed an array of human foibles, nurtured by workplace rivalries, petty jealousies, recriminations and thwarted ambitions.
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There was no sitter who schlepped you to ballet classes and then made sure that your interest in art was being nurtured.
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"All Ellsberg achieved was to besmirch the reputation of the place that had nurtured him and encouraged his talent," Dr. Wolf said.
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But the main reason for Minnesota's surge is the defense, nurtured by the head coach, Mike Zimmer, who is a defensive savant.
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Rather than turning himself in, he fled back across the border to Belgium to rejoin the terrorist cell that had nurtured him.
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This D.J. collective's sets have nurtured a cult following for deft cohesion of fringe disco sounds, from bouncy Italo to skittish dancepunk.
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Looking at the current landscape of the top flight, it's hard to believe it once nurtured some of Britain's most popular leftists.
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Over the years, it has nurtured untold Palestinian artists, musicians, writers, dancers and actors, and it now employs more than 100 people.
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I wish every child could be fully nurtured and cared for, and could experience all the wonderful possibilities that life can offer.
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He taught at several universities and nurtured young writers, was generous with his wisdom and dazzled with tales of his famous friends.
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He nurtured a family of artists—not least his son Andrew, who achieved fame at a young age with Christina's World (8793).
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The debate over active-shooter drills has justifiably revolved around the well-being of children, threatened where they ought to be nurtured.
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Those in the wealthy group essentially see their relationships as trees: in order for their roots to grow, they must be nurtured.
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Between the wars, he nurtured an incipient independent streak while earning a Ph.D. in American history at the University of North Carolina.
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Mr. Putin is often photographed hugging dogs and even briefly nurtured a Siberian tiger cub, winning plaudits from the World Wildlife Fund.
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The Tigris and Euphrates rivers, which once nurtured the "cradle of civilization," are dumping grounds for Iraqi sewage, and they're drying up.
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"There is research which indicates that optimism can actually be enhanced or nurtured through certain kinds of training," neuroscientist Richard Davidson said.
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What the educational system fails to see, says Branson, is that those who think differently have a talent, which should be nurtured.
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She nurtured authors, edited manuscripts and helped promote certain genres — westerns, mysteries, romance novels and, perhaps most significant, science fiction and fantasy.
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Tech companies similarly argued that fledgling technologies needed to be nurtured irrespective of immediate profit, in order to be more profitable later.
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Instead, innovation will always come from the edge — nurtured by funds like his own and executed by agile teams of entrepreneurs and technologists.
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But a long-nurtured love for the town's smartest and most ambitious girl puts his desire to leave at odds with his fate.
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They influenced, nurtured, collaborated with, and painted one another, merging into one big happy family, and learned to survive with no running water.
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The idea that Mike Trout is a transcendent baseball talent, nurtured by baseball nerds and nebulous analytics, finally seems to have taken hold.
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By contrast, America's much older sense of its own exceptionalism was nurtured by turning consciously west, away from European monarchy, class and conflict.
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He was a prodigy, a child born with a rare artistic gift that was nurtured and allowed to flourish by virtue of patronage.
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But some of the values that the internet's nurtured and made the norm among the fashion community online are taking hold IRL, too.
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The RSS was the key founder of the BJP and has people it nurtured in top positions in the government, including Modi himself.
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The queens of Soho nurtured her back to health, and she decided she wanted their glamour, sadness, and humanity for her stage character.
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Braude claims she nurtured her, paying her bills, until she became a finalist on the MTV talent search show, "The Cut" in 1999.
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While some dinosaurs nurtured offspring in nests like modern birds, sauropods like Diplodocus were likely left to fend for themselves once they hatched.
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The RSS was the key founder of the BJP and has people it nurtured in top positions in the government, including Modi himself.
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A Bavarian pomologist, Aigner spent over 40 years until his death in 1966 documenting the various species of fruit he nurtured and harvested.
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All sides of an online marketplace have to be nurtured in parallel to avoid imbalances, such as having far more sellers than buyers.
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The dark cloud of the ongoing trade war threatens to severely damage the ties that have been nurtured over the past 75 years.
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Opinion writing became a major phenomenon in the 20th century as newspapers nurtured analytical voices who were not bound by norms of objectivity.
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It is tragic that history has witnessed countless times the existence of terrorist organizations nurtured with weapons in the name of global struggles.
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In any case, the important thing at this stage of Ms. Amereau's career is that her great natural gift is being carefully nurtured.
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For the next two years they will be nurtured by successful composers, write music for leading classical musicians, and network within their field.
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Instead, his home city has nurtured in him a taste in beats that at its best recalls both Boots Riley and Too Short.
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Lacking many friends in the suburbs and feeling complacent, Rhomberg nurtured connections with old friends from Oak Park now living in the city.
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A tight-knit scene of young players has sprung up, nurtured by a grass-roots infrastructure of gig nights, talent showcases and more.
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He meticulously cleared branches and pine cones from the paths, and he nurtured beds of wildflowers like fringed gentians and pink lady's slippers.
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It is hard to overestimate the confidence of this United States team, the self-belief it has nurtured, its utter, all-conquering conviction.
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Throughout his political rise in New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio has nurtured a close relationship with the city's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
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McCutchen was in high school then, and as he nurtured his talent in the Pirates' farm system, the franchise slowly stirred to life.
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He nurtured the careers of architects he admired, and he undermined, or tried to undermine, the careers of those he thought less of.
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The previous activities give students an understanding about why democracy as a form of government is sometimes fragile and needs to be nurtured.
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" Nora's father, cheerfully resilient, bought a new restaurant, the Pantry, and nurtured it into a success: "What could be more American than that?
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During President Barack Obama's administration, Mr. Hoffman nurtured ties with the White House and Democratic politicians like Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey.
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But long-held anxieties over wasting away and having their lies exposed has nurtured a selfish and scheming mindset in all of them.
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The best approach to food intake is one in which you are healthy and nurtured and which matches your social and cultural preference.
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The musical is by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, and was nurtured by the Canadian Music Theater Project at Sheridan College near Toronto.
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Iran has sent squads of assassins, secretly nurtured spies and infiltrated police ranks and government departments, especially in western provinces, Afghan officials say.
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He presides over Y Combinator, the start-up incubator that has nurtured companies with an estimated combined value of more than $20193 billion.
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Henan had nurtured a boom in commercial blood harvesting, recruiting hundreds of thousands of poor farmers to sell blood for a few dollars.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, who has nurtured a close relationship with Mr. Trump, offered only modest regret for the decision publicly.
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A few fans expressed disappointment that the man Lil Wayne discovered and nurtured, rapper Drake, wasn't included on the album as a feature.
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We must confront a truth that we have assiduously avoided: The most protected, cherished and nurtured identity of all has been white identity.
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Harris built enduring female friendships at Howard — relationships that as an adult have been nurtured across hundreds of miles and despite political differences.
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"Gosar added: "The point remains to all but the dimmest: Obama coddled, appeased, nurtured and protected the worlds No. 1 sponsor of terror.
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Republican politicians nurtured the conservative media for decades, seeing it as a means to rally their base and perhaps gain a few converts.
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At the same time, Merkel is using the trade-based relationship she has nurtured with China to press Beijing to help defuse the dispute.
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Peyote worship preserved their culture and identity and nurtured an ethos of self-respect, particularly abstinence from the alcohol that was destroying their societies.
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Creativity, empathy and leadership should be nurtured, equipping people with the skills set to start a business, lead a team and approach problems creatively.
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This nurtured sense of grievance explains the online anger every time somebody like Scorsese dares to doubt the aesthetic merits of the new regime.
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As Bahcall read up on the history, he became more and more interested in the question of how important ideas are nurtured or forgotten.
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Indeed, her rise has much to do with voters' frustration with the grubby clientelism nurtured by Mr Fico's Smer party, which remains in government.
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He pointed out that the incumbent prime minister, Haidar al-Abadi, nurtured military and diplomatic ties with Washington during his four years in office.
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That he 'finished' birtherism in 22 Trump took credit last week for having "finished" the conspiracy theory he nurtured and promoted for so long.
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The signs are that central bankers of Ms Yellen's kind (nurtured in academia, immersed in economic models, aloof from politics) are out of favour.
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The tale opens in 2007 as Josep Colomer, the scout who nurtured Lionel Messi at Barcelona, navigates the Niger Delta escorted by armed rebels.
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For decades, the jihadist cause has been inspired, nurtured and funded by patrons such as Saudi Arabia, the Gulf states and, above all, Iran.
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It never nurtured anything creative, but rather was built on corporate dynasties—lawyers, insurance kings—whose corny mugs are still plastered on giant billboards.
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Brands would be wise to understand that the coming influx of consumer data is a potential revenue stream that must be protected and nurtured.
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They often avoid making loans to early-stage businesses while cherry picking the best clients from local banks that have nurtured and grown them.
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Much of China's slowdown has been self-imposed as regulators clamped down on a building boom and nurtured retailing, tourism and other service industries.
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Globalization, and the free markets which make it a reality, must be nurtured and fostered by those who helped created it, the United States.
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Especially now that the media has finally woken up to the dangers of the monster they created and nurtured for the last sixteen months.
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"This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance have taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it," he wrote.
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Still, even when there were only two or three, the women of the Senate have had a bipartisan sisterhood that was nurtured by Sen.
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Ronaldinho, who played at Barcelona for five years from 2003, said he had nurtured Messi when the pair played together at the Nou Camp.
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Russia has nurtured discord inside the European Union by supporting an array of small, extremist political parties that foment nationalist anger in different countries.
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Missing from the film, however, is any sustained effort to understand how Theranos interacted with the larger economic and social forces that nurtured it.
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But his sound is indelibly tied to the ways in which he has nurtured the voices of others, even as he cultivates his own.
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The platforms and tools built in Silicon Valley have upended traditional media models, but the Valley has nurtured few great non-tech media brands.
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I was really good at bringing people into Nxivm—not to toot my own horn, but I was—and they nurtured that in me.
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Your Money For years, TIAA has nurtured a perception among its clients that it is different from a typical profit-seeking financial services firm.
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And here Mr. Payne, whose day job is in social work, captures with clinical precision the defenses and despair of the chronically under-nurtured.
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The system he has nurtured during his rise is testament to his conviction that what makes the difference is what he offers: the chance.
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Again and again, the book tells of the stability and normality at home that nurtured him—something he'd become accustomed to during his childhood.
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Meanwhile, I sunk into listlessness and hopelessness, started skimping on personal hygiene, and nurtured an angry grudge against both the fertile and gainfully employed.
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Their Loud Speakers network nurtured the careers of broadcasters like Kid Fury and provided a home to others like DJ Envy and Angela Yee.
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Perrine-Gifford grew up with her mother, father, and two older siblings and during her childhood, she felt supported and nurtured by her parents.
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The works they wrote, nurtured, directed and presented increasingly became powerful critiques of Vladimir V. Putin's government, attracting official harassment, suppression and repeated closings.
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Having recently attended a bingo night, he came away impressed with the sense of community and giving back that's constantly nurtured within the lodges.
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Campuses like these have long nurtured black leaders, but there is less of a track record for instilling students with a desire to vote.
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Her mother, Ms. Brennan, is portrayed as a free spirit who nurtured her daughter's creativity — but could be mercurial, hot-tempered and sometimes neglectful.
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Hillary Clinton saw something in him, nurtured it, and 10 years later he's emerged as central to her efforts to express herself to voters.
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It is a testament to Morocco's relative openness, to the expectations of change it has nurtured, that protesters felt empowered to criticize the authorities.
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But Rubio's stance elevates a heckler's veto of sorts—one that the president himself has nurtured and encouraged—over his responsibility as a senator.
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They must be nurtured, first in the family and outward from there in the intricate web of natural relationships and structures that constitute civilization.
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Our cities nurtured the American middle class through good-paying jobs that required little more than a solid work ethic and a strong body.
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The ideals that nurtured this ever-larger vision of Europe — freedom of movement and humanism — are clearly under threat on a number of fronts.
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Since then, Google has nurtured a line of popular smart speakers like the Nest Mini while Sonos has sold a slightly more niche product.
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Their speeches showed the common touch, perhaps nurtured by memories of childhood deprivation, and were peppered with "down home" rhetoric that connected with audiences.
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Tall and deeply tan with a long braided ponytail, Anisimova is just 2148, the child of Russian parents who have nurtured her precocious talent.
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Each rare plant she acquires can, if properly nurtured, turn into a business opportunity, by selling cuttings she gingerly takes to fellow collectors online.
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But the mutually beneficial arrangement he has nurtured with the Christian right is already starting to nudge the government in a more conservative direction.
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Home and Work Inside the apartment of David Alhadeff, whose gallery-cum-shop the Future Perfect has nurtured some of this country's greatest designers.
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This deepening unease about technology—and the spaces that have nurtured it, like Silicon Valley—is testament to the shifting politics of our time.
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She may have nurtured two supernatural superstar daughters, but she comes across as a sage retiree supremely at ease in her dewy, flawless skin.
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He likened Alibaba to a child he had nurtured and who had now grown up, gone to college and must face society's tests alone.
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Mr. Andariese brought to the job a sophisticated knowledge of New York City basketball, which he had nurtured as a player at Fordham University.
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This distorted version of history nurtured a generation of well-known segregationists and formed the basis of Southern resistance to the civil rights movement.
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As these workplaces disappeared, so too did the surrounding community infrastructure — the union meetings, brass band ensembles and workingmen's clubs — that nurtured Labour support.
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A subterranean field of lavender, planted by Martin Roth in Midtown Manhattan, is nurtured by lights that are largely controlled by the President's tweets.
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No one seems to know exactly why trap took off in Chengdu; Beijing or Shanghai have nurtured underground hip-hop scenes for much longer.
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Whatever its merits—and they are slim—it is a stretch to believe Mr Trump farsightedly nurtured the plan at grave political cost to himself.
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The faith-based film industry has long been nurtured by feelings of division that are not unrelated to the overarching ones currently shaping the country.
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From the biological side of things to how we're nurtured, a lot of what goes on in childhood influences how we turn out as adults.
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He was targeted because of the way he practiced and preached Islam—it was a way that increased, enhanced, and nurtured his black nationalist politics.
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He does have plants nurtured with IVs for no apparent reason other than the fact it looks kind of cool in a sci-fi way.
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But a special place is reserved for Robert Darnell, a professor at the UNC-G who spotted, and subsequently nurtured, his talent on the piano.
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The fascinating reality of these churches is that they've always been nurtured by people who are coming from more conservative expressions of faith into them.
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And the reverse, China, being one of the largest economies has nurtured some of the most efficient manufacturing in certain areas, like high speed rail.
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The collaborative era in science is a change from the historical conditions that nurtured the leadership of Britain, Germany, France, and eventually the United States.
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He now compares 8chan to a cult, but it was one that he nurtured and remained at the center of until his departure in 2016.
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Not only that, but it can put them on track to eventually start their own culinary businesses, such as those being nurtured by HBK Incubates.
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They established and nurtured a team with a specialized talent for creating huge, destructible maps for players to explore in top-of-class multiplayer modes.
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The pitch that Mélenchon has given to French voters was, in fact, nurtured by the language of protests in Tunisia, where the Arab Spring began.
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Any illusions she might have nurtured vanished, however, when, in 1968, Pope Paul VI issued the Humanae Vitae encyclical, which reiterated the church's conservative dogma.
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I poured my time, effort, hopes and dreams into both of my companies and nurtured them as I thought a parent would their own child.
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Kushner has nurtured stronger personal ties with Mohammed Bin Salman, so strong that the United States has yet to name an official ambassador to Riyadh.
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Writing, she argues, is an occult skill, a gift of invention and empathy, which few people possess and which can be nurtured but not taught.
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Lee says he goes home just one day a week, spending the rest working and sleeping in the trauma center he has nurtured for years.
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Ross is a billionaire investor who famously profited off timely purchases of ailing American steel companies that were nurtured back to health by protective tariffs.
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Under this program, the company nurtured young startups, hoping to siphon some of that entrepreneurial energy and pass it along to the big lumbering corporation.
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But since 2009, he has also been playing baseball, one of several converted cricketers nurtured by coaches whose main instructional tools were American baseball videos.
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This is about protecting this nation's children, whether they are related to you by blood, or whether they are children you have taught or nurtured.
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The program was nurtured for decades under disparate Venezuelan administrations, but became particularly associated with Hugo Chávez, the polarizing, populist president who died in 2013.
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Y Combinator has become its own economy since its founding in 2005, as the formative seed-stage venture fund has nurtured leading startups across industries.
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The marchers' resolve is sending tremors to Beijing, where President Xi Jinping's carefully nurtured image of strength and competence is being put to the test.
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The 49-year-old sheikh had nurtured a passion for Bollywood films ever since his Indian nanny introduced him to the genre as a child.
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Each January, they would be met by high-minded reminders that the festival also nurtured talent, believed in story (a Sundance mantra) and embraced diversity.
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This is the first fact about Joe Biden Jr.: He came from a principled family, and he and his wife have nurtured a principled family.
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Simply put, the book is a joy to read, borne of raw curiosity and intelligence, nurtured into the world to fill a gap in understanding.
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For Cookie and King Lu, dreams are tender things to be nurtured; for their cohorts, they can only be realized by seizing them by force.
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Such a strategy has proved especially effective for acts, like Brockhampton, that have prized consistent imagery and branding, and nurtured young, loyal fan bases online.
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Agents have nurtured a strong loyalty to the president, whom many of them see as the first chief executive who is serious about border security.
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Mr. Mueller nurtured bipartisan support throughout his career by carefully cultivating an above-the-fray posture, often trying to stay out of politically charged disputes.
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The 14-year-old credits his rapid success to his parents, who he says have nurtured his demanding studies and are proud of his work.
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Since the late 1980s, he has nurtured a set of preoccupations, chiefly that America's allies – Japan and Saudi Arabia among them – are ripping America off.
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Three years later, however, Durocher's Giants took home a world championship behind the stellar play of a young outfielder he had nurtured named Willie Mays.
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Western analysts say Saeed's groups are considered part of state-backed proxies nurtured and supported by the Pakistani military to counter India in the region.
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He had arrived in New York a decade earlier, a jug-eared, fleet-fingered teenage prodigy discovered by Dizzy Gillespie and nurtured by Art Blakey.
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Like all his former projects, it carries a literal title: In May 2017 I cultivated a piece of land in Midtown Manhattan nurtured by tweets.
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A phone, scattered seating areas, and flowers placed inside red, white, and black Nike shoes invited the viewers into a space where they felt nurtured.
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Essar, whose interests span power plants, steel, infrastructure and shipping, says that it saw a good opportunity to monetise an asset it has nurtured for years.
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But when we came into the picture, Lola nurtured us and took care of us, and so I'd always just said she was my second mother.
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Clay ended up under the watchful eye of Angelo Dundee who nurtured the young boxer's ego when it got bruised and encouraged him in his experimentation.
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Mother's Day is fast approaching and with it the opportunity to say 'thank you' to the incredible moms who nurtured us, raised us, and shaped us.
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I feel like I've nurtured and helped a lot of cooks along the way, but there has to be a connection between the two of you.
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The mayor's data-driven approach, which he nurtured in his twenties as a consultant for the global management firm McKinsey & Co., has impressed the council president.
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And we can do our best to ensure that all of our children feel loved and nurtured, so that they can grow into healthy, adjusted adults.
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America's government now seems to disdain a set of institutions it nurtured into life—institutions that are more commonly criticised for following America's will too closely.
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In a painful twist of the knife, Mr. Bush was overtaken by his former political protégé, Senator Marco Rubio, whose career he had nurtured in Florida.
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Meyer's Compassion Flower Project, "an initiative to teach kids how empathy can be nurtured and grown both inside and outside of school," according to the company.
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Silicon Valley nurtured a deliciously cozy relationship with the Obama administration, and it stands to reason that it will try that route with the Trump regime.
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And the heavy use Irish nationalists made of America, as a rear-base and source of funds, through to the late 20th century, nurtured that awakening.
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"Some of these people are really hurting, and they're vulnerable and looking to be nurtured," she said of her personal mission statement, her voice nearly trembling.
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Kyoto Animation's unique, risk-taking mindset and its warm-natured approach to employment nurtured an environment that made it easy for artists to chase their inspirations.
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Sharif was originally nurtured by the military as a civilian politician who would protect their interests, and he served as prime minister twice in the 1990s.
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The RSS was the key founder of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and has people it nurtured in top positions in the government, including Modi himself.
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Some of Pakistan's terror groups had for years been nurtured by parts of the army, which found them useful in agitating in Afghanistan and against India.
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The biggest problem, the former employees say, has been Wells Fargo's aggressive sales culture, which was nurtured and honed over decades at the bank's highest levels.
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A few decades ago, the foods and creatures nurtured by Mr. Kirk would have been found only in dystopian fantasies like those written by Margaret Atwood.
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The bromance narrative between you and Abe can be nurtured even while you discuss two areas where you may have policy difference: North Korea and trade.
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"In some ways, knowing maths can secure kids a stable income," said Nesin, noting that talent for the subject was best nurtured at an early age.
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The famed arts school has nurtured the talents of Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton, Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo, Riccardo Tisci, and Zac Posen, to name a few.
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That summer came a reading at the Atlantic Theater Company, an Off Broadway nonprofit that had previously nurtured "Spring Awakening," another seemingly offbeat musical that clicked.
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The Upright Citizens Brigade, which has nurtured the careers of many beloved improv and sketch comedians, is upgrading the real estate for one of its theaters.
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In the last two weeks, Mr. Trump has followed an instinct, one nurtured by Mr. Miller, that a foreboding message on immigration can galvanize his supporters.
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She practiced a radical kind of love, and we see that love truly manifest in the success of the artists she collected and nurtured so deeply.
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In 2009, North Korea walked out — ending, to China's dismay, the so-called six-party talks that Beijing had nurtured and prodded along for six years.
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He was raised in Washington State, where his appreciation for nature was nurtured during fishing trips with his father to Spirit Lake, near Mount St. Helens.
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China has nurtured businesses aimed at meeting its own technological and political goals, and hasn't fully relaxed its grip on the value of the country's currency.
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Until this point, the cinematography — for all its brutal intimacy — has nurtured a coolness and distance that has isolated Tara from the rambunctious domesticity around her.
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The aspirations are nurtured by the rule of law, judicial independence, constitutional protection of human rights, free press and the vibrant civil society in Hong Kong.
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And now an interest in financial markets nurtured by his early reading has led Mr. Akhtar to his next play: "Junk," a drama about American finance.
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His ego having submitted to age, injury and insult, Anthony, 33, can simply focus on scoring the ball, what he was born and nurtured to do.
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While his father was emotionally distant, his mother, Mary Clementine (Robinson) Koch, was a sophisticated student of the arts and nurtured a similar passion in Frederick.
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For those with Venus in Cancer, relationships are centered on emotions, and how they can be of service to make their partner feel safe and nurtured.
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And I would also get to know Brett's second wife, Pari Habashi, a therapist who loved, nurtured and fretted over Jackson until the day he died.
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Too often, teams or nations that have nurtured one crop of players are assumed to have struck upon a magic formula to do so in perpetuity.
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The show was nurtured by the Canadian Music Theater Project at Sheridan College near Toronto, which is trying to cultivate more musical theater by Canadian writers.
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At least in the meantime, however, Mr. Trump is busily trying to take credit for positive signs that were in fact nurtured on Barack Obama's watch.
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It was a community of young people that are suffering that a school that they loved and were nurtured and developed in is no longer there.
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The latest entry in PBS's "Nature" series focuses on the Vikings and their relationship to the natural world, which, it shows, they both exploited and nurtured.
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In last half of the 232s, Blogspot nurtured Grizzly Bear's ascent from lo-fi halo folk Brooklyn band to indie rock avatars scoring Ryan Gosling melodramas.
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As much philosopher and humanist as engineer, he instilled what he termed a "gracious professionalism" into his competitions at M.I.T. and nurtured the same ethos at FIRST.
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He certainly helped his case by badgering Adam on the tribal council witness stand but he also nurtured some bonds with players who might save his hide.
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Because if we don't then the Chinese are quite capable of taking these new ideas we've nurtured, taking the tool-driven change, and making it their own.
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They've nurtured this amazing community on their own outside of us and they help other fans with transportation and figuring out how to save costs on travel.
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It has been cultivated over the years, nurtured on a rancid diet of anti-Muslim, anti-American fare served up from the likes of Fox News, Breitbart.
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QUINTANILLA: AND I WONDER WHETHER OR NOT YOU THINK LEGERE WHO HAS SORT OF THIS MAVERICK QUALITY AND HE HAS NURTURED THAT IMAGE FOR A LONG TIME.
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Hizbullah, a Lebanese militant group nurtured and armed by Iran, has a growing arsenal of missiles; some can already reach the north-western parts of Saudi Arabia.
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World stocks edged higher and oil prices also recovered from bruising falls this week after U.S. President Donald Trump nurtured hopes of progress in U.S.-China talks.
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"Create more time for whichever of those experiences gives you the most energy or makes you feel the most nourished or nurtured in your life," she says.
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Guidebooks highlight San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood for its lively bars and restaurants, nurtured by the removal of an earthquake-damaged freeway and swelling tech industry salaries.
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Many say they are finding much greater chances of happiness and well-being when children are nurtured in their new gender identity at such a young age.
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Apart from Jokic, they have nurtured players such as Detroit Pistons center Boban Marjanovic, who moved up north after a debut season with the San Antonio Spurs.
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The networks nurtured in ISIS training camps are more robust, more spy savvy, more tech savvy, harder to crack than their parent's generation of al Qaeda jihadist.
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Meanwhile, political rhetoric occasionally nurtured by the leaders of the Republican Party and inculcated on far-right platforms like Gab has also broken out into IRL violence.
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Later, though, when things chilled out, those same kinds of collisions may have delivered the water and carbon-based molecules that have since scaffolded and nurtured life.
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Here's to hoping that Lonzo, perhaps the most promising point guard prospect of a generation, is always surrounded and sustained and nurtured by that sort of warmth.
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I left an identity that I had nurtured and developed, and I became one of the most dangerous things you can be in this prison society: alone.
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The personal networks nurtured by the IDF increase the return to staying in Israel for skilled engineers, helping the country retain talent that might otherwise go abroad.
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Gyeongsang in the south-east is Saenuri's traditional stronghold: a region that has nurtured industrialists and military dictators, among them Ms Park's late father, Park Chung-hee.
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So naturally, this nurtured some pretty intense crushes on the cute boys and girls who spoke to our souls...and maybe other, um, places in our bodies.
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In his own buildings, Gropius was a major exponent of light-filled and spare modernist architecture, though he nurtured a plurality of styles in other artists' work.
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Letter From Africa When Nelson Mandela died in late 2013, many asked whether the era he had nurtured of reconciliation, tolerance and hope had died with him.
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While I nurtured a love of high fantasy, my passion for masked vigilantes in capes ended with family outings to the latest Tobey Maguire Spider-Man movie.
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"Over time the company has nurtured and sponsored many young designers and is fortunate to be able to count on an excellent in-house team." slide show
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We comply with the legal requirements of the Equality Act 2010 and believe that all should feel welcomed, valued and nurtured as part of a learning community.
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Baltimore is experiencing its deadliest year in two decades and because of that, being protected and nurtured by those closest to you is a means of survival.
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Suddenly, the very qualities of the valley that had nurtured generations of family agriculture — its cheap ground, its lack of groundwater regulation — seemed to threaten its existence.
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Rather, it was Charles Perrault's illustrations and Marcel Marlier's children's book series Martine that nurtured Kai's sense of fantasy (who received an early French education in Lebanon).
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"In addition to whatever assets life has nurtured in me, I have a disproportionate amount of money to share," MacKenzie Bezos said in a statement dated Saturday.
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But with surprises piling up in the final scenes, plot lines nurtured so carefully earlier are abandoned without comment — leaving me, at least, feeling a bit underfed.
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Most of the 20 hives, once thriving with bees that had nurtured mature colonies, were incinerated, but some had been tossed into a pond or toppled over.
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Mr. Hong's mother finally found her people and Mr. Hong found baseball, Jacques Pépin on PBS and a home economics teacher who nurtured his desire to cook.
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Mr. Sessions, born into poverty in the Deep South, nurtured and shaped the immigration views of Mr. Trump, a scion of a New York real estate empire.
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While the Summer of Love nurtured hippie dreams of creating a new world, the Beatles reminded listeners of how entrenched the old one was, and how comforting.
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"Everything about my journey has just not been what's typical of a classical dancer and the way they are nurtured in the ballet world," Copeland tells CNN.
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Born in Poland as Dovidl, Rapoport was, as a child, left in the care of a gentile London family that respected his Judaism and nurtured his talent.
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He has nurtured closer partnerships with Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, enemies of Iran that sometimes have agendas that run counter to American interests.
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And Ma'zooza allows Basma and Jad, who are almost 6, to have a younger friend that they can nurture, so they're not always the ones being nurtured.
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Some of this horticultural biodiversity, though, has been nurtured by dedicated growers who want to preserve the forgotten flavors and other traits of apples from the past.
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"The United States thought it could deter us with the men it has nurtured," Soylu said during a visit to Pakistan, state-owned news agency Anadolu reported.
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He nurtured his game at three private high schools and academies, only to sustain a season-ending knee injury as a freshman at Syracuse after 16 games.
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By the thirties, developing airports had become a cause for people who believed that urbanism, and the social encounters it nurtured, defined the vectors of the future.
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Complex social dynamics were established and nurtured through dramatic readings from the backs of romantic comedies, bonding over childhood favorites, reminiscing over films seen together in theaters.
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Several of the groups he has worked alongside were founded or nurtured by the activist John Tanton, who has described the anti-immigration fight in racial terms.
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The new Southern food movement has been nurtured for 10 years at Miller Union, which serves hyper-seasonal dishes alongside the most interesting wine list in town.
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Few people take divorce lightly because it is a profoundly painful thing to end a commitment you nurtured and fought for and hoped would last a lifetime.
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" She said the museum has not nurtured local Latinx artists or curators, choosing instead to import talent from Latin America, "aligning its interests with Latin American collectors.
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Public-private partnerships and international arrangements are valuable and should be created and nurtured whenever possible -- especially to expand exports and investment in local capital and infrastructure development.
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"Big Bird brought me so many places, opened my mind and nurtured my soul," said Spinney in a press release from Sesame Workshop on Wednesday announcing his departure.
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In the 19th century, it not only nurtured such world-class intellectuals as Hegel and Fichte, it also pioneered a new sort of educational institution—the research university.
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Children need to be nurtured by both parents, and females as well as males need to earn our keep and use our talents and skills in the marketplace.
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MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES in Hong Kong operated under the convenient illusion, nurtured by China's Communist Party, that the mainland would not meddle (too much) in the territory's business affairs.
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I harbor insecurities nurtured by years spent in the company of people whose values reflected an ease with money that was unfamiliar, but that I never questioned outwardly.
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"He nurtured a creative, inclusive and customer-focused culture among our designers that has strengthened our global brands," GM Chief Executive Mary Barra said in reference to Welburn.
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One thing you discuss is the myth of the genius loner, when research shows again and again that we're social creatures and creativity is nurtured in social environments.
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As an agent, manager and record executive in the early 1970s, he nurtured the careers of Laura Nyro, the Eagles, Jackson Browne and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
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Conway maintains a far lower profile than his father, who throughout his venture career has nurtured relationships not only with founders but with tech reporters and local politicians.
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From youth clubs, estates and pirate radio stations - to hardships, artists and civil unrest - the area is one where things start, fall apart, are nurtured and eventually flourish.
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Abe added to the confusion with a convoluted explanation of Reiwa's meaning, saying it meant "a culture nurtured by people bringing their hearts together in a beautiful manner".
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It may be the longest night of the year, but it's a good time to remember: There's always light to be found and nurtured, no matter how slight.
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Similarly, liberalisation nurtured the growth of international supply chains, which increased cross-border interdependence and reduced political support for tariffs among firms that are both importers and exporters.
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But Lippman was thinking ahead to sometime around Memorial Day, when thousands of carefully nurtured tomato plants would make the move from the greenhouse to Long Island loam.
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During his nearly five decades as a record producer and executive, Davis, 80, has discovered and nurtured the likes of Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys, and many others.
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Robson nurtured Mourinho and – difficult as it may be to square the Englishman's benign charm with his protégé's steely Machiavellianism – had a major influence on the young coach.
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Without the continuity which has nurtured it in the heart of the old city, that music—like so much else in Syria's traditional culture—is threatened with extinction.
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Ex-president Francois Hollande nurtured closer ties with Sunni-ruled Gulf Arab states, in particular Saudi Arabia, as Paris took a tough stance on Iran during nuclear negotiations.
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China has a notorious reputation as a hub for counterfeits, but that's far from the case in its digital media scene, where a unique ecosystem has nurtured innovation.
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He has nurtured long friendships with gay people, employed gay workers in prominent positions, and moved with ease in industries where gays have long exerted influence, like entertainment.
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I've been telling myself stories ever since I opened the Netrunner core set, so I'm excited to have the narrative instinct nurtured beyond flavor text and rules inserts.
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The core of that team came from inside the organization, with Jeter, Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and Bernie Williams nurtured in the minors before coalescing into champions.
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That searing experience nurtured a fierce grievance against the United States, the victor in the Cold War, and a political career dedicated to the reversal of Moscow's humiliation.
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For almost 70 years, the U.S. created and nurtured the WTO and its antecedents, seeking to draw all countries into this system, with its rules and arbitration bodies.
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The move elevates the hard-right nationalist movement Mr. Bannon nurtured while running Breitbart News, a website whose staples include articles linking migrants to the spread of disease.
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Global warming denial did not spring into being organically; it was conceived of and nurtured by the extractive industries who block or slow change to stay in business.
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Consumers have to be nurtured through each part of the buying funnel and be made aware that newspapers are now their trusted source to for products and deals.
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Quinn is running the show and Chet comes back from this Paleolithic lifestyle retreat as a caveman and is like, 'You're meant to have babies and be nurtured!
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She was, yes, born with it, but she was also groomed into icon status by the likes of von Sternberg, who nurtured her ever-growing mysticism and allure.
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The project was the brainchild of young architects then nurtured by Growing Power, an agricultural nonprofit in the city, in collaboration with Hammersley Architecture and a graffiti artist.
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It captures, more than anything before, the gravid, intoxicating atmosphere of Britain in the 1990s that nurtured the most consequential generation of British artists of the last century.
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For Mr. Clape and others, the joy was not only in the wine but also in upholding a heritage and maintaining the culture that had nurtured their ancestors.
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Collectively, they comprised the 'Cubs Of The Caliphate': an army of fresh-eyed young males meticulously nurtured by the Islamic State to comprise the next generation of jihadists.
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But is luxury spaceflight a realistic dream that humans should pursue, or a delusional fantasy nurtured by underappreciation of the comforts of a planet as dope as Earth?
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Trying to catch a glimpse of the girl she had given birth to, the full-grown person she had nurtured who was now walking swiftly away from her.
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Additionally, throughout this time, I nurtured my alter ego as an athlete, pursuing the sport of wheelchair racing, and ultimately represented the United States in three Paralympic Games.
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There's also Leo Damrosch's great group biography of the Club — the 18th-century British intellectuals who met weekly for food, drink and conversation that nurtured their creative genius.
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He has amassed sultanlike powers, jailed political enemies and trimmed civil liberties, even as average annual economic growth of 5 percent has spawned and nurtured a middle class.
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It stretched to nearly five hours, presenting impressive Detroit locals — all of whom, it seemed, had been nurtured from birth on Ms. Franklin's music — alongside nationally known singers.
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A better balance of acquisitive competition (capitalism) and communal investment (socialism) is what we should seek once again, so that our connective social tissue is nurtured and strengthened.
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With her earnings from the series, Potter bought Hill Top Farm in England's scenic Lake District, where, as a child, she had nurtured her love of nature drawings.
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"I am scared, even as I am courageous, to share something that I have nurtured with such precious attention for years," Mr. Poe writes in its opening pages.
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He later nurtured numerous civic ventures, including raising millions of dollars for victims of the 22000 World Trade Center attack as president of The New York Times Foundation.
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But if it has nurtured prosperity and become a fundamental building block of European identity, it has also, practically speaking, been suffering a death by a thousand cuts.
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He learned his fundamentals in the American Woodsman drum and bugle corps, which nurtured notable St. Louis musicians; he also studied with members of the St. Louis Symphony.
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The Pictures artists came of age in this disillusioning period, sharply aware that the images and narratives they'd been nurtured on were not only bogus but insidiously coercive.
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Before long, Ebbets Field was gone, too, one in a series of ballparks that nurtured major league baseball in New York City before succumbing to the wrecking ball.
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Mr. Simon, a former newspaper reporter, has created and nurtured several enduring series, most notably the HBO drama "The Wire," which explored Baltimore through its illegal drug trade.
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But some of the credit is also due to "net neutrality," the legal regime that nurtured and protected the open internet and streaming TV in the first place.
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"My parents nurtured my entrepreneurial spirit — even allowing me to grow Christmas trees and breed budgerigars to try and turn a profit when I was young," Branson wrote.
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"These very young children are to be protected, nurtured, and disciplined in a manner that does not rely on the criminal justice system to do it," Ayala said.
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The open mikes draw comedians of all experience levels, and many do more than one per night, testing whether a joke should be nurtured or laid to rest.
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Side Street There was once a time when the streets of the South Bronx nurtured genres of music that went on to influence American — if not global — culture.
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It's been our good fortune to have successfully nurtured a reciprocal relationship with our hometown, Seattle: by providing great music to our community, people support it and listen.
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"We have our own customer base that was nurtured and cultivated over the years, and a lot of those people will still come to Essex," Ms. Chopra said.
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The poison that nurtured a flawless lawn, carried an attitude that weeded out difference, leaving minorities or people of color in neglected, densely populated pockets of urban space.
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With a family so dedicated to the fight game, Josh's childhood dreams have been nurtured and have allowed him to reach such a high level in the fight game.
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" In a November 2017 interview with Town & Country, Chastain said she was "working hard to break free of stereotypes that the film industry has created and nurtured around women.
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A heroic drama teacher who nurtured many of the young people demanding change following the February school shooting in Parkland, Florida, has been honored from the Tony Award stage.
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Mtukudzi's music cut across generations and in his later years he produced duets with younger musicians, some of whom he nurtured at his arts center in Norton, outside Harare.
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This was just the opportunity that Karl Rappan, the Austrian-born coach of the Swiss national team, needed to help get an idea he'd long nurtured off the ground.
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This creates a false either-or division between artists and organizers, manufactures unnecessary drama, and misunderstands the reality of how the coalition against Kanders was nurtured and held together.
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Faucets are running dry and the lakes that once nurtured the southern city of Bangalore and its nearly 10 million residents are either parched or fetid with toxic effluents.
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The UK's start-up scene, nurtured by international venture capital and skilled workers' willingness to move here, was starting to create global challengers – and thousands of well-paid jobs.
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Drawn to, and nurtured by, Los Angeles' catalyzing combination of entrepreneurs, teams, publishers, platforms, organizers, and capital these esports companies are just the beginning of many more to come.
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Vasseur, who nurtured the budding talents of drivers like triple champion Lewis Hamilton when he ran the successful ART outfit in GP2, will run the team day to day.
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I wanted them to understand my fear, cultivated by generational trauma, nurtured everyday by catcalls and rape jokes, and reinforced by the experiences of so many women I knew.
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An ecosystem of fake news sites and social networks blossomed in nearly every major language, nurtured by Russian outlets like the television channel Russia Today and the website Sputnik.
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Mtukudzi's music cut across generations and in his later years he produced duets with younger musicians, some of whom he nurtured at his arts centre in Norton, outside Harare.
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"We've been joking calling this my 'book baby' because I've developed it and nurtured it and now I've put it out there into the world," Ali, 40, tells PEOPLE.
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Hot companies with huge potential like Snapchat, which launched as a $35 billion company this week, are nurtured through years of development with funding and advice from venture capitalists.
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Dig deep and you'll also find subgenres and sub-subgenres invented and nurtured by the bands on the label's roster over the years: mathcore, powerviolence, youth crew hardcore, emo.
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"There were always people in the house," Lieberman said, painting a picture that calls to mind the warm and welcoming environment that Lonnie's mother had nurtured on Verona Way.
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For all its sins, the League is still heir to the liberal, secular dreams many Bangladeshis nurtured when they were led to independence by Sheikh Hasina's father, Mujibur Rahman.
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As the son of Arne Glimcher — the dealer who nurtured the careers of Robert Rauschenberg and Jean Dubuffet — Pace president Marc Glimcher now effectively runs his father's international gallery.
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That is why the new Education for Seapower is necessary and must be nurtured to ensure its continuance beyond the next two or six years of the present administration.
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Now the double gold dream she has nurtured for over a decade will depend on a top-three finish in both the 200 and 400 meters at the trials.
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Dimon has made a point recently of showing shareholders how many of the bank's top-growing businesses are units it has nurtured in-house, with few if any acquisitions.
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These figures, like his groupings of pedestrians and commuters, connect the idea of play with the threat of violence, and grow from an imagination nurtured during a wartime childhood.
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Facing the most sustained challenge to his rule yet, Bashir had counted on steadfast support from the security establishment he had nurtured for three decades to see him through.
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By reappropriating many of Fort Kochi's spaces that had been left in disrepair for decades, the biennial has nurtured a positive impact on the urban development of the city.
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Having nurtured a pie through all those steps — the mixing and the chilling and the rolling and the filling — I expect the relationship to last longer than one meal.
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It is in the broad, fertile basis of the market where innovation and experiment happen, where young artistic talent gets discovered and where new adventurous gallerists can be nurtured.
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He may have come by his cautiousness naturally, but it was nurtured growing up Catholic in Northern Ireland, a place mapped out to make his kind an underpowered minority.
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I drove to see Mr. Sharp's overgrown day-lily farm, squatting in the grass to read the dirty labels for the special breeds he had once so carefully nurtured.
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Before the verdict, she said state TV had nurtured existing widespread prejudice in Russian society against Jehovah's Witnesses, a strategy she said helped distract people from low living standards.
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An unconventional show nurtured by the downtown theater scene — sung-through, poetic, packed with emotion and politics — "Hadestown" will now face off against four others for the big prize.
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Criticized by contemporaries and posterity alike for their difficult personalities, the two Adamses certainly nurtured a powerful sense of grievance as they assessed the political developments of their day.
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It's a false narrative that is nurtured by the failures of business and government in protecting our personally identifiable information, our financial data and now our social media profiles.
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It is nurtured largely by men on the internet who used to nurse their grievances alone, in disparate, insular communities around the web — men's rights forums, video game blogs.
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Its work has nurtured an ethnic jumble — Somali, Iraqi, Syrian, Congolese, Nepalese — that has diversified the local culture, provided a plentiful work force and, yes, challenged the school system.
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Ms. Allocca, the couple's maid of honor and Ms. Wentland's best friend, takes credit for connecting the future newlyweds in the tidy ranch house where they nurtured their romance.
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To recap, city leaders say the practice threatens the long nurtured trust of unauthorized immigrants that they can interact with the Los Angeles Police Department without fear of deportation.
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The organization has groomed prospective judges and nurtured theories like originalism, which supply a method of constitutional interpretation that has led conservative judges largely to positions they ideologically favor.
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Like other forms of English culture nurtured by Catholic institutions, much of this music came to be lost in the upheaval that followed Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries.
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During his 16-year tenure, Mr. Hennessy nurtured the school's symbiotic relationship with Silicon Valley and increased Stanford's endowment to more than $22 billion from about $9 billion in 2000.
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But many analysts have detailed how the military has nurtured Islamist militant groups as an instrument to suppress nationalist movements, in particular among the Pashtun minority, at home and abroad.
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Also important to Iraq is building bridges with the minority Sunni community, although some politicians are wary of Abadi's tentative rapprochement with Sunni Saudi Arabia, nurtured after decades of estrangement.
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The bygone days of piracy, plantations and the old red-light district inspired historical fantasia; the grandiose cemeteries and practitioners of voodoo nurtured tales of the supernatural, witches and vampires.
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And with his campaign, the conversations that the Democratic Renaissance Project nurtured have found fertile ground on the 2020 trail: Do the country's political problems demand moderate or radical change?
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Many say their skills were nurtured during long holidays and evenings without regular electricity, by parents who were keen for their offspring to spend time "IQ building" rather than idling.
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France had nurtured increasingly closer links with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Arab region due to its tough stance on Iran and aligned policies on conflicts across the Middle East.
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Cannibalism isn't rare in frogs—in fact, one of the ways poison frog parents feed their nurtured young is by tossing smaller tadpoles into their baby's pools to be consumed.
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That would have been such a shot in the arm for tech, and still today, I've nurtured and helped the New York tech industry, which now doesn't need much nurturing.
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While he was skeptical of Soviet motives and objectives, Brzezinski nurtured a diplomatic friendship between the United States and China, which culminated in a trip to Beijing in June 1978.
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Those relationships built in 2008 and nurtured throughout their growth continually paid off at each stage of the company's funding requirements, right up to their exit to Amazon last year.
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"The snakes our country nurtured are now biting us," the father said, two days before the Peshawar by-election, standing beside his son's gave strewn with flowers, lace and poetry.
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They've been nurtured by their parents, who've talked with them and modeled values of excellence for them that [seed ] concern for the consequences of their [kids'] actions on other people.
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His installation — formally titled "In May 2017 I cultivated a piece of land in Midtown Manhattan nurtured by tweets" — is at the Austrian Cultural Forum New York through June 21.
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Indeed, our relationship with domestic animals is often fraught with ambiguity; pets are both nature and culture, instinctual and social, controlled yet nurtured, at the same time possessions and companions.
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The normalization of far-right rhetoric, the like of which Bannon consciously nurtured both at Breitbart and in the White House, has put wind into the sails of neo-Nazis.
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Mr. Cabral, 53, nurtured an alliance with the governing Workers' Party of Ms. Rousseff, enabling Rio to land the Olympics and secure federal funds for projects like a subway expansion.
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But like Trump — who won the Indiana primary — amidst all that winning have been countless incidents of loutish, misogynistic and abusive behavior rooted in unchecked narcissism and nurtured by idolatry.
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The Foxes' tale is one of sustained and fantastic improbability, stretching into incredulity, that has nurtured a nation's imagination and its love of an underdog for almost nine marvellous months.
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Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, our policy has taken on the additional strain of protecting us from fundamentalist Islamic terrorists who are being nurtured in nations like Iran.
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I've lived the American Dream -- a life as a citizen of these United States, nurtured by parents who provided me opportunity and the freedom and courage to dream beyond boundaries.
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This gap in long-term strategic thinking and vision could be filled by the academic and think-tank community, but only if they are likewise nurtured and supported long-term.
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Yet Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries poured money into the new nation over the last 17 years and nurtured religious extremism in a land where originally there was little.
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When you have a mindset that is continually growing and being nurtured, it's conditioned to go get everything you want because life is always happening for you, not to you.
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"I'm extremely angry and feel the utmost regret that this brutal act caused harm to innocent children and to their guardians who lovingly nurtured them," said school director Tetsuro Saito.
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The event will underscore the symbolism of her historic potential as the possible first female president in the city that nurtured American democracy -- and contains a crucial bloc of voters.
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He would go on to win the league twice more with the team he eventually nurtured back to health, as well as leading them to victory on the European stage.
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He arrived in France in 1990, and in 2001 he settled in Briare in north-central France, which is where he nurtured his talent for symbolist saturated drawing and painting.
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Through the event, he has nurtured a number of young Czech companies that now tour abroad, including La Putyka (not present at the festival this year) and Losers Cirque Company.
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News of the Lewinsky affair broke in January 1998, after Mr. Clinton testified in a sexual harassment suit that had been nurtured for years by a network of conservative lawyers.
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Ana Szabo, London, England/Born in Ukraine Ukrainian culture revolves around kids being nurtured and cared for, but it lacks a lot of empathy toward the mother as an individual.
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In the 90s, it birthed the distinct French house sound with acts like Daft Punk, and nurtured a vibrant scene of underground raves and clubs like Le Palace and Rex.
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These days the religion is more popular in India than it is in the United States, the country that nurtured and fueled the movement in the late 1960s and '70s.
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The shows became more focused on parodies and satires that riffed on television programs and middlebrow culture — and nurtured the sophisticated Nichols-May collaboration and Mr. Berman's stand-up routines.
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To hold another referendum, magically erasing both the bitter divisions of the intervening years and the social and political conditions that nurtured anti-European Union rage in the first place.
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" Mr. Ishigaki pointed instead to passages from Mr. Abe's speech in which he described the name as representing the "culture born and nurtured while people beautifully bring their hearts together.
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The holiday, created by the labor movement, is a tribute to American workers, meant to recognize their accomplishments and how they've nurtured the health and prosperity of the United States.
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That leaves an uphill battle as Mr. Ramaphosa takes on a deeply divided party in which too many years of unchallenged power have nurtured lethargy and a culture of corruption.
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So far Israel has enjoyed relative freedom of action in its air campaign in Syria, in part a result of the good relations Mr. Netanyahu has nurtured with Mr. Putin.
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Two top teams in the Five Towns — the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway and the D.R.S. Yeshiva High School for Boys — have nurtured a long-simmering rivalry.
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Both the kingdom and the United States had nurtured the mujahedeen to push out a Soviet occupation in the 1980s, but the subsequent behavior of the Taliban infuriated the Americans.
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The song has become a heartbreaking artifact of the closeness this family once shared, built around a child (Grace Van Patten) whose evident sensitivity and intelligence her parents nurtured together.
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Hall spoke warmly of the musical community that once nurtured Pinegrove, but when asked whether he still felt like part of such a community he paused for a long while.
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He unwraps all his wounds, all the conceivable sources that nurtured in him this perplexing desire to be humiliated: childhood bullying, his stutter, germ phobias, acne and high, feminine voice.
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The sublime feeling nurtured by Rondinone's night sky paintings receives a jolt of jokey, Pop lightness with the Grands Nuages series of sky blue, cloud-shaped canvases, like "fünfundzwanzigsterjunizweitausendundfünfzehn" (2015).
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Sharif was originally nurtured by the military and served as prime minister twice in the 1990s before he himself was ousted in a 1999 coup leading to a decade of exile.
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So Facebook has two things to fix, if it is really serious about being more than a race to the bottom for perpetuating worthless "engagement" nurtured solely to multiply ad eyeballs.
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Fixed income, commodities and currency (FICC), the once immensely lucrative niche that nurtured the careers of Goldman's chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, and its president, Gary Cohn, has also been hit hard.
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" Although Stones raised multiple other gorillas, he added that Harambe stood out because he was "very intelligent" and "very inquisitive," adding that the gorilla showed leadership skills and "nurtured his siblings.
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When it does, it'll take the solar system out with it, demolishing the planets its nurtured for eons with an "envelope" of dust and gas that will reveal the star's core.
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Odor says he feels a certain responsibility for his teammates, and feels a certain responsibility to the Rangers organization, which nurtured him as a player and encouraged him to be himself.
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Straight after that, she signed to Interscope, a major label, and for the last two years she has been carefully nurtured by Apple Music (which also bought Platoon late last year).
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In the interview, Adu claims that he has finally found something of a stride in the NASL with the Tampa Bay Rowdies (check out this lovely assist), who have nurtured him.
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Officials in international-development agencies tear their hair out as carefully nurtured relationships in Africa are tossed aside to make way for quick-and-dirty deals to ship back rejected migrants.
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Now, facing the most sustained challenge to his rule yet, Bashir will be counting on steadfast support from the security establishment he has nurtured for 30 years to see him through.
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And it could have been a parental figure, it could have been a coach who recognized that, and then sheltered and nurtured and walked them through to eventually becoming professional athletes.
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My decision to stay with the BBC is out of loyalty to them, as they have nurtured me, and the show, that was a unique and brilliant format from day one.
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Punchline Comedy ClubSan Francisco's longest-running comedy club nestled inside San Francisco's Financial District, the Punchline nurtured stars like Robin Williams, Chris Rock, and Drew Carey when they were starting out.
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"Supportive and encouraging, she nurtured and supported anything that the distractible mind of my childhood would come up with, and this curiosity has stuck with me to this day," he added.
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"Even in families whose parents didn't have a college education... families are smaller, and the idea that children need to be carefully nurtured has really sunk in," Twenge told the Post.
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These educators came from "schools that have worked hard at establishing inclusive welcoming communities, have response programs in place, and nurtured qualities of empathy and compassion among students," the SPLC reports.
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Tony Fadell, a former member of the iPhone development team who moved to Paris more than three years ago, said the tech sector needed to be nurtured despite Macron's current problems.
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Soon after, on January 27, there is a new moon, in Air sign Aquarius, that will bring many fresh starts: at home, with family, and emotionally—you'll feel safe and nurtured.
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Soho Rep, a small Off Broadway theater that has nurtured plays with impact well beyond its size, is closing the TriBeCa space in which it has been performing for 25 years.
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"So, maybe things that are born or nurtured and developed, something like that ... I shouldn't say more otherwise I will be giving out too much," he said with an enigmatic smile.
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Some of the 70,000 people who live in Alemão, outside the gaze of the television crews focusing on Rio's wonders, nurtured hopes of a calm as the Summer Games got underway.
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Mr. Perkins belonged to an earlier era of start-up investing, when the companies he nurtured were still laying the foundations for the modern computing age, writes Michael de la Merced.
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What does it mean to come out—not just sexually, but in terms of realizing that the places and people that may have previously nurtured you no longer feel like home?
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Over the years Mr. Bradley has, in turn, employed and nurtured a number of chefs and restaurateurs, including Harold Dieterle, Joey Campanaro, Brian Bistrong, Amanda Freitag, Alicia Nosenzo and Gabe Stulman.
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For Mr. Cappiello, the moment came unexpectedly, with the closing of two restaurants, Pearl & Ash in 203 and Rebelle in 2017, that he had nurtured as a partner and beverage director.
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Instead, it gives us something we haven't yet fully seen: their humanity, and the intimacy these boys nurtured with their families and, over time, with each other in order to survive.
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But at universities, researchers like Dr. LeCun had quietly nurtured A.I. systems called "neural networks," complex mathematical systems that can learn tasks on their own by analyzing vast amounts of data.
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There, under his leadership, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival has nurtured socially conscious, historically minded work, including the plays "Sweat" and "All the Way," with a producing style that diligently encourages diversity.
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It's based on the idea that the member nations have shared values, have shared historical accomplishments, have a carefully nurtured set of relationships and live in a community of general friendship.
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The Koch network — which in many respects has eclipsed the official Republican Party — has nurtured the careers of a host of politicians from Mike Pence to Scott Walker to Mike Pompeo.
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Historically, the Energy Department has nurtured these kinds of innovations, conducting basic research in its network of 17 national laboratories and aiding private firms struggling to bring risky technologies to market.
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In the early 1980s, Margaret Thatcher led a free-market revolution that dismantled parts of that state and nurtured a British nationalism that fully flowered in the wrenching debate over Brexit.
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It matured under an administration that indirectly nurtured this type of independent work — which at times may have been the only work available for many — through a number of policy initiatives.
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Since then, critical institutions that Britain nurtured, including a vigorous press, independent courts and a respected civil service, have been weakened as the Chinese Communist Party interfered in the city's affairs.
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He shares old illustrations of Ohlone men, gliding along the water in long, sporty boats made of reeds, that show off the bay as it was before colonization — lush and nurtured.
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He shares old illustrations of Ohlone men, gliding along the water in long, sporty boats made of reeds, that show off the bay as it was before colonization — lush and nurtured.
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These include titles by Niki Lauda, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna, Mika Hakkinen and Lewis Hamilton, whom Dennis had nurtured from childhood until he joined the team at age 22 in 2007.
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Our alternative is to remain silent, together complicit in extinguishing the light of freedom that our predecessors have so carefully nurtured over the last two centuries and passed along to us.
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During that period, the United States and Australia have stood together as pillars of a rules-based international order that nurtured open trade, human rights, and the end of colonial rule.
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In May 2017 I cultivated a piece of land in Midtown Manhattan nurtured by tweets continues at Austrian Cultural Forum New York (11 East 52nd Street, Midtown, Manhattan) through June 21.
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The Man Who Discovered Prince Weeks before Prince's tragic, untimely death, we talked to the man who found and nurtured the Minneapolis teen's talents and helped launch him upon an unsuspecting world.
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Aggregate demand shortfalls nurtured by heightened unemployment will also hurt productivity and cause cumulative welfare losses amounting to 0.96 percent and 0.49 percent of national income in Canada and the EU, respectively.
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It is just one element of the fame survival skills McCartney has nurtured since the early days of the Beatles, when the band were literally chased down the streets by screaming fans.
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These rarest of shoes (only 89 pairs were made) are at the apex of a resale market that has been carefully nurtured by Nike and other trainer titans since the late 1980s.
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By virtue of his age, Mr Obama was less influenced by the second world war and the cold war, and less devoted to the alliances they nurtured, than were his immediate predecessors.
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Such conservatism was not always the way in Saudi Arabia, said Khatib in the interview, but would take time to change after it had been nurtured over the course of several decades.
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Messrs Stein and Fields are two Jewish, gay New Yorkers (Mr Stein's marriage did not last) who between them nurtured much of the most exciting American rock'n'roll of the 1960s and 1970s.
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His playing too was nurtured in Los Angeles by the many European émigrés, refugees from great orchestras, who relieved their boredom with film music by playing chamber music in abandoned school halls.
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Just like they are coming to the defense of MS 13 thugs, saying that they are individuals & must be nurtured, or asking to end your big Tax Cuts & raise your taxes instead.
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However, unlike the internet, which government nurtured to maturity, we may be allowing premature competition among regulators and financial industry members, preventing efforts at refining the technologies for developing common interest solutions.
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As October's local elections loom, deputies once loyal to Mr Cunha—in particular the centrão (big centre) block of small parties and backbenchers which he nurtured—ignored this fury at their peril.
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But on the whole, the Thunder shot out of the gate as if jet-propelled, nurtured by a home crowd as raucous as the Warriors' fans at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif.
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Such innovations didn't come from distant government officials, committees of academics, or mega-foundations; they were created by inspired teachers and nurtured by administrators who trusted them and willingly bucked the system.
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I have this theory that Trump's America makes everything more intense and heightened, because we're always talking about the threat of nuclear war and we want to be nurtured by each other.
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In her book, Harris also describes herself as a black woman, an identity nurtured by her mother, an Indian immigrant: My mother understood very well that she was raising two black daughters.
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Starting several thousand years ago, the book recounts the history of Arakan, the ancient empire of the Rakhine people, who are an ethnic minority with long nurtured grievances against the Burmese majority.
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The Moon enters sensitive, psychic Water sign Cancer at 8:28 AM. The Moon rules the sign Cancer, so it loves to be here; it feels super nurtured, connected, and at home.
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Grand Maester Pycelle is the first to get the knife, as it were, murdered in the catacombs beneath the Sept by the "little birds" nurtured by his rival, the gentleman-necromancer Qyburn.
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The administration in power is walking away from the liberal international order its predecessors nurtured, dismantling the domestic state they built to help people and denying the very possibility of universal ideals.
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She was a daughter of the privileged bourgeoisie and the product of convent schools, with a naturally adventuresome spirit nurtured during a Shanghai childhood (her father was with the French Maritime service).
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In that view, China's objective is global dominance, and major Chinese companies like Huawei — nurtured strategically, richly resourced and now successfully embedded in the West — are commercial concerns on a political mission.
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Mr. Piëch was credited with building the company into one of the world's largest carmakers, but he was also blamed for creating a win-at-all-costs culture that nurtured the deception.
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I was always told that I would be a doctor and so I never had a chance to really look outside of that and if I did, it wasn't nurtured at all.
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They bought it for $220 million, nurtured it, added other new media start-ups around it in a holding company called Otter Media — and sold the collection to AT&T on Tuesday.
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A tight-knit scene of players in their 20s and early 30s has sprung up, nurtured by a grass-roots infrastructure of gig nights, talent showcases, online radio stations and independent labels.
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This part of the world had little tradition of civil society and liberal democracy, and in his view these needed to be nurtured if the region was to avoid backsliding into autocracy.
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With the square closed to automobile traffic, the local community board nurtured an open-source and bottom-up redesign into a park, enlisting neighborhood designers coordinated by the polymathic playwright Robert Nichols.
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Brown, a well-liked top assistant at Golden State, arrived there after two stints as a head coach during which he nurtured a young LeBron James and then a pampered Kobe Bryant.
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Mateen nurtured dreams of becoming a policeman but instead was working as a security guard at a golf community, which was not his heroic self-conception of his proper role in life.
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Other countries have nurtured related concerns over legally dubious Trump initiatives including his travel ban, application of tariffs on national security grounds and demand that Ukraine investigate potential Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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Mr. Johnson's victory extinguishes the possibility of Britain's reversing that decision, a dream that has been nurtured by millions who believe that the referendum was a catastrophic error and should be rerun.
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These parents often see their kids more as peers or friends to be consulted in every decision instead of children to be raised, nurtured and, yes, disciplined in a hierarchical family structure.
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Nurtured on the public courts of Los Angeles, Escobedo, 20, is blazing a trail for young Mexican-Americans with a sporting narrative similar to the Williams sisters' in its genesis and improbability.
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What they have in common is Mr. Hardy's affection not just for the past but also for showmanship, nurtured by his early association with the theatrical set and lighting designer Jo Mielziner.
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The foreign policy establishment's dismay over the call to Mr. Trump plays into the idea that the United States-China relationship is fragile and must be painstakingly nurtured to prevent international crisis.
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To balance things out, she keeps a large family of plants she has nurtured from cuttings along the windowsills and an assortment of her favorite objets d'art, including her Popsicle-stick projects.
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"She's an accomplished scholar, a deft curator and an outstanding leader," he said, noting that she will be arriving from outside the organization, where Mr. Biesenbach had been nurtured by Ms. Heiss.
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"It has been very emotional to let go of something that I've birthed and nurtured for 21 years," said Worcester, who was the chief executive of the WTA from 1994 to '98.
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France has nurtured close ties with Saudi Arabia but relations have been tested by President Emmanuel Macron's determination to salvage Iran's nuclear accord, which Saudi Arabia, alongside the United States, adamantly opposes.
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Ironically, a reversal in policy on the part of the United States would bring back the isolationism and confrontation that Fidel Castro and several US presidents so carefully tended and nurtured for decades.
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Bollettieri, who also nurtured the likes of Andre Agassi and Monica Seles at the academy he started in Bradenton, Florida and later sold to IMG, said Sharapova should not be judged too harshly.
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"What stood out about Jen was the deep relationships she has nurtured with creators and talent over her career, spanning NBCU, Twentieth Century Fox, and Aaron Spelling Productions," Blackburn says in the statement.
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He made a case that he had nurtured the country back to health after the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, and offered the American people yardstick to judge the new presidency.
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In 1989, Terada founded Tokyo-based label Far East Recording, putting his distinctively cheerful, proto-chiptunes stamp on the deep house sound nurtured by New York imprints like Strictly Rhythm and Nu Grooves.
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Do they not understand that their pessimism is corrosive and sows distrust in exactly the places where we have nurtured a spirit of hope we feel we can rely on to move forward?
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There's a full Moon in your sign on Thursday, which provides a nice, gentle, mid-week existential crisis around how your self-expression affects your relationships—and more specifically, whether you're feeling nurtured.
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With few options and a long-nurtured interest in memes, he took an unpaid internship doing research for a new web series called Know Your Meme, produced by the daily vlog channel Rocketboom.
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Esther Blodgett, played by silent film actress Janet Gaynor, is a North Dakota transplant whose acting career is nurtured by Norman Maine (Frederic March), a famous actor who Esther meets at a restaurant.
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The prime minister was trained and nurtured by hardline Hindu organizations that were instrumental in his rise from the son of a train station tea seller to leader of the world's biggest democracy.
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The book explores the cultural background to the violence of the Cultural Revolution, and how those experiences nurtured dissenting ideas and the cultural experimentation that burst into flower after Mao's death in 1976.
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Her opponents are a generally older group of progressives who worry that an influx of corporate techies is turning a city that nurtured the Beat Generation into a gilded resort for the rich.
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Iran can expect an abrupt shift in relations with the United States to a more aggressive posture under a Republican president, a reversal of the warming trend nurtured by Democratic President Barack Obama.
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This file is then nurtured and grown over time, generating a slim but positive credit history, which is then leveraged in a "bust out" to obtain credit, max it out, and never repay.
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"The friendship between North Korea and China that was personally created and nurtured together by former generations of leaders from both our sides is unshakable," Mr. Kim told Mr. Xi, according to Xinhua.
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While Ms. Sanders said she planned to spend more time with her three children, Mr. Trump urged her to run for governor of Arkansas, an ambition she has quietly nurtured for some time.
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Long nurtured by the C.I.A., the source rose to a position that enabled the informant to provide key information in 2016 about the Russian leadership's role in the interference campaign, the officials said.
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The cause was complications of colon cancer, said Chris Morrow, the chief executive of the Loud Speakers Network, the podcast group that has nurtured the careers of a generation of hip-hop broadcasters.
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However, exiled former protest leaders say those goals are further away in China than ever because the government has in the past decade suppressed a civil society nurtured by years of economic development.
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Led by players nurtured under the watch of Michael and Showalter — including Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte and Jorge Posada — the Yankees won three of the next four World Series.
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Chief among them: Can the new opening between the two Koreas, begun amid the feel-good spirit of the Winter Games, be nudged and nurtured into serious dialogue over North Korea's nuclear program?
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Shafiroff exemplifies a new breed of hands-on philanthropist, one who isn't necessarily born with the right family name, or introduced through debutante balls, or nurtured through the ranks of junior benefit committees.
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He presented the number of hires he'd referred, the profits of the accounts he and his referrals had acquired and nurtured, the amount of money he calculated he had generated for the company.
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This new passion was ignited by a computer music program, nurtured by how-to-videos on YouTube and perfected by a chance meeting with another eclectically wired Brown classmate in Sophie Hawley-Weld.
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Over the course of two decades, Soleimani nurtured Shiite militancy from Baghdad to Beirut and strategized terrorism with a degree of finesse that bin Laden and Baghdadi could only ever have dreamt of.
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It reflects a pattern of anti-black racism nurtured by democratic institutions, politics and culture and imbibed by millions of Americans who should, by now, know better, except that they apparently do not.
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As I knew from having read her most autobiographical works, Colette's sensibility, by turns tender and sharp, sensual and austere, had been born and nurtured here, in this house and in this village.
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Nurtured by the protective, measured Venus in their early days on tour, the younger Serena Williams has always been the showy sister — just recently pregnant and mostly nude on a Vanity Fair cover.
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His flaw: Being an African-American, being an innocent victim enveloped in the clutches of robotic, mechanical racial hatred, the seeds of which were planted and nurtured by racist literature, demagoguery, and ignorance.
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Adding to the unpredictability is Pakistan's shakiness as a state, and the fact that its secretive security services appear to have lost control of some of the same militant groups they once nurtured.
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The three studies differ significantly in their details—such as how the researchers coaxed stem cells to become organoids, how they nurtured the growing organoids, and what tests they ran on the derived cells.
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"We left this trip feeling fulfilled knowing that we reconnected to build a greater bond of sisterhood and that we nurtured one another with motivation, positivity, and encouragement of Black female excellence," said Doneghy.
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I know in New York, for sure, the issue is that we're quite a contemporary market; the brands we have nurtured, built, and grown are really at the crux of what contemporary fashion means.
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The government sees the country's laudably harmonious multiculturalism as fragile, to be nurtured and guarded by policies such as ethnic quotas in housing, guaranteed minority-group representation in parliament and limits on free speech.
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Mr Dennett expects that computers will continue to increase in competence but doubts that they will soon develop genuine comprehension, since they lack the autonomy and social practices that have nurtured comprehension in humans.
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They raise the stunning question of whether the Kremlin was trying to dictate the outcome of a US presidential election and subvert the political system itself in the city that nurtured the nation's democracy.
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There are plenty of serial-entrepreneurs in the country who have created, nurtured and ultimately sold businesses, to then use the proceeds to either start a new venture or support other founders in theirs.
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While there are growing suspicions elsewhere in Europe about Chinese acquisitions, in recent years Lisbon has been open to Chinese investment, including in strategic sectors like energy, and has nurtured close relations with Beijing.
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The science behind Dust Identity was nurtured inside MIT, but the company has been at work for two years trying to build a solution based on that idea after receiving early support from DARPA.
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Giving every American baby enough time to be be nurtured past the point of vulnerability should be a priority, not an afterthought with the kind of unstable funding we see proposed in this budget.
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He implies that he considered himself the product of this vast prisonlike complex, and the show pushes his reasoning further to suggest that the cultural impulse to violence is institutionally inculcated, nurtured and encouraged.
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"We will take measures at this meeting (in Moscow on Tuesday) that will make it impossible for those who nurtured the people who ordered and organised this crime to realise their plans," said Lavrov.
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"Just like they are coming to the defense of MS 13 thugs, saying that they are individuals & must be nurtured, or asking to end your big Tax Cuts & raise your taxes instead," he tweeted.
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Most termites have neither eyes nor wings, but every mature colony has a caste of translucent-winged seeing creatures called alates, which are nurtured by the colony's workers until they are ready to propagate.
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Meanwhile, political scientist Thomas Milan Konda's book, Conspiracies of Conspiracies, maps out a family tree of the sprawling, frequently anti-Semitic theories that the United States has nurtured stretching back to the eighteenth century.
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Ever since, Ms. Withers seems to have nurtured a suspicion that critics are human beings, and a belief that they matter to the theatrical ecosystem, which they have the power to injure or aid.
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Dozens of tech "unicorns" are waiting to go public, including Uber, Lyft and Pinterest, many of which have been nurtured for more than a decade by private capital that is eager to cash out.
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The Moon will be in Cancer this week from Wednesday until Friday at 12:18 AM—this is a good time to ask yourself what you need in order to feel comfortable and nurtured.
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That could be because having more partners allows a person to be more satisfied in various areas, like being nurtured and sexually pleasured at the same time, because different partners can offer different things.
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The nexus of money, diversity, density and creativity that the exhibition embodies is what nurtured the regenerative core of the Big Apple, making it a fertile mecca for newcomers and an incubator for innovation.
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Performance Space 122, which since it was founded in 1980 has nurtured artists like Taylor Mac, Penny Arcade and the daring theater troupe Elevator Repair Service, temporarily closed its home in 2011 for renovations.
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The U.S. Department of Justice said in a 2011 report that Arpaio had nurtured a culture in his office of racially discriminating against Latinos, in breach of the U.S Constitution, a charge Arpaio denied.
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But the larger terrorist infrastructure — the Afghan Taliban's leadership and many other violent groups nurtured and tolerated by Inter-Services Intelligence — remains unscathed, operating from Lahore to Karachi to Quetta to Pakistani-controlled Kashmir.
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Saturday-night dreams of Hollywood glamour were nurtured and maybe sometimes came true in those aisles, just as they still do sometimes in my own closet — my passing on the silver-sequined flares notwithstanding.
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Over the past decade, the big idea nurtured by these researchers has reinvented the way technology is built, accelerating the development of face-recognition services, talking digital assistants, warehouse robots and self-driving cars.
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Despite the terrors posed by pyroclastic clouds and red hot lava, Mr. Adra said there were some things he feared more than the mountain, which has nurtured his family's fields and trees for generations.
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This is a skill opponents can't really gameplan against, and it was nurtured in college by Wake Forest head coach Danny Manning, back when Collins was always the most athletic player on the court.
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Nurtured early on by the experimental approach of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians and a professor of music at Columbia since 1983, Mr. Lewis has long been interested in stylistic hybridity.
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France has nurtured close ties with Saudi Arabia but those ties have been tested by President Emmanuel Macron's determination to salvage Iran's nuclear accord, which Saudi Arabia, alongside the United States, has adamantly opposed.
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"What stood out about Jen was the deep relationships she has nurtured with creators and talent over her career," Jeff Blackburn, Amazon's senior vice president for business development and entertainment, said in a statement.
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Depending on whom you talk to, his creation is viewed as a magnificent achievement that has nurtured the world, or a brilliant boondoggle that prizes chat above action and revenue above the public good.
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But his other achievement is equally impressive: on FX, he's nurtured older actresses underserved by Hollywood—among them Angela Bassett, Jessica Lange, and Kathy Bates—and given them grand and often gloriously strange roles.
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Trust cannot be negotiated, it must be nurtured, but more than anything else it requires a genuine commitment to peace and the understanding that it cannot be achieved based on a zero-sum approach.
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As an ancient city and the last remaining sultanate in the country, it has long nurtured the presentations that, for Javanese, give symbolic form to everything from official ritual to the routines of daily life.
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The recent college graduate set out to provoke and please Floridians with his cuisine, which he had nurtured on Rachael Ray cookbooks, dorm-room get-togethers, and working under and with a few great chefs.
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Spain's wealthiest region, wedged in the northeast on the Mediterranean coast below the mountainous border with France, has its own language and culture, and a growing minority there have nurtured hopes of independence for years.
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Kushner, 36, whose father knew Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, has also nurtured strong personal ties with the 32-year-old crown prince as he asserts Saudi influence internationally and amasses power for himself at home.
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I was a good student and was very much encouraged because of that but I saw cis girls who Showed academic promise being nurtured in the black community I grew up in in Mobile, Ala.
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Many of the artists and companies nurtured by the festival have pushed closer to the mainstream, among them Complicite (a regular visitor to the Lincoln Center Festival in New York) and Phelim McDermot's Improbable Theater.
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The element of their offscreen friendship — which they really nurtured and served them so well, creatively and certainly financially, of course — it was in many ways why the show survived and came together so well.
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Your father and I nurtured our relationship despite the fact that we were both busy with our own careers, and I am confident you will do the same with your partner, when the time comes.
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Falz's video suggests that, as Nigeria moves forward, its musicians have a huge responsibility on their shoulders to create art that amplifies the state of the nation, and ultimately improves the society that nurtured them.
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For all of the hand-wringing, "there just hasn't been much of a downturn," said Paul Buchheit, a managing partner at Y Combinator, a prominent start-up incubator that nurtured companies including Dropbox and Airbnb.
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This recognition is so meaningful to me and my longtime producing partner, Michelle Purple, as well as the phenomenal creative team that wrote and nurtured this character and everything that is compelling about 'The Sinner.
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Thomas J. Perkins, who nurtured Silicon Valley's venture capital industry into a force that later helped foster the growth of companies like Google and Amazon, died Tuesday night at his home in Marin County, Calif.
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The leading ideologues of the alt-right see efforts to limit their online influence as existential threats for good reason: The movement began life as a creature almost entirely born and nurtured of the internet.
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"They picked an outsider with a little bit more new experience compared to John Stratton, who has been nurtured and groomed for this position for 20 years," said Roger Entner, an analyst at Recon Analytics.
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Her exit is the latest shake-up at Kleiner, a 46-year-old firm that helped put venture capital on the map and in its heyday nurtured companies including Netscape, Sun Microsystems, Google and Amazon.
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In our new Gilded Age, it's an obvious alternative to a world where some live in lavish luxury, but most never have their incredible human potential — to create and leave lasting legacies — nurtured and celebrated.
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She had nurtured a spark of life in her body and held that child in her arms, and somewhere along the way she had been forced to bury that piece of herself in the ground.
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Under Strauss, who led the CSU from 1961 to 1988, the party nurtured strong support from a broad political spectrum, and developed the sense of regional independence that stems from Bavaria's history as a kingdom.
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It will open in Industry City, a giant complex of old commercial waterfront buildings in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, that is being nurtured back to life, partly by local food businesses like Blue Marble ice cream.
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The garden was founded in the mid-1960s by Hans Thiemann, a then-38-year-old agricultural engineer in Bremen, Germany, whose family had for generations nurtured a passion for the slow-growing spiny succulents.
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Unable to cope with the imminent departure of his daughter, Sam (a delightful Kiersey Clemons), for U.C.L.A., Frank hopes to rekindle his long-nurtured musical aspirations by goading her into writing and performing with him.
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But the selection of targets by Americans and the accuracy of that retaliation could also expose software "implants" that the United States has patiently inserted and nurtured in Russian networks, in case of future cyberconflicts.
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This is a critical moment for the Syrian Democratic Forces, which the American military says is 50,153 strong and which it has nurtured to roll back the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL.
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Mr. Obama returned to the city that nurtured his political career and his improbable journey from Hyde Park to Pennsylvania Avenue, just 10 days before he will leave the White House to Donald J. Trump.
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