"It feels like every consumer product is outreaching," he says.
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Music played somewhere close, the bass outreaching all the other sounds.
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"Profitable, impactful and outreaching," he proclaimed, a smile breaking out on his face.
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They want to win by outmuscling and, literally, outreaching other teams — jumpers and spacing be damned.
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"Even if we spent 10 years outreaching, you'd still hear the same thing," Mr. Marcus told a small group of reporters who had been invited to speak with him.
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The government has extended the service hours and service focus of 18 Integrated Children and Youth Services Centers in 18 districts to provide overnight outreaching service and satisfy the needs of YNDs from September 2001 onwards. In general, the operating hours of Overnight Outreaching Teams are from 10 p.m. to 6 am.
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It is distinguishable by a noticeably light brown/orange bark, which is extremely thin and paper like, peeling in strips. Overall trunk diameter tends to be 60 cm with stout outreaching branches.
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Guhnfeldt's third book was Bomb Gestapo-hovedkvarteret! about the Oslo Mosquito raid on 25 September 1942. The latter two were compiled based on among other things interviews with four hundred people in seven countries. For the latter two works Guhnfeldt was awarded Fritt Ord Honor Award in 1996 for his "unique, historical authorship built upon meticulous outreaching research".
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The KaBOOM! National Campaign for Play program, launched in 2007, is intended to encourage individuals and governments to embrace the KaBOOM! cause. It has two components: the Playmaker Network and Playful City USA. The first of these provides tools and training to individuals to assist them in outreaching to their communities in creating and cleaning play spaces.
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In 2008 Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination, local slanguage was included in the questions by the Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority in Chinese paper five. In 2009, a form-three student was found using slang terms in the Territory-wide System Assessment. Hong Kong slanguage has had a broad impact in the lives of Hongkongese people, far outreaching its Internet origins.
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5 from the site Sima de los Huesos in Spain, the best preserved Homo heidelbergensis skull in the world. The Aroeira 3 skull, however, differs from this and the Homo steinheimensis by the absence of essential features that also occur in the early Neanderthals.Roberto Sáez: Aroeira 3: The westernmost Middle Pleistocene cranium of Europe. Nutcracker Man, outreaching the human evolution research, 13.
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The National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP), created in 1986, is a non-profit organization based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Hispanos Dando Esperanza: Nu Alpha Kappa-Hermandad Initiative is dedicated to outreaching the Hispanic/Latino communities. This Hispanic/Latino Stem Cell and Marrow Initiative focus efforts throughout California, Colorado and Nevada with 992 National Marrow Donor Program donor centers and 10 recruitment groups, including Nu Alpha Kappa Chapters.
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The themes of her songs in that album not only highlighted greater recognition of women's rights, but they also underlined the importance of women's duties. At the turn of the millennium, Shohreh continued releasing more albums outreaching her popularity beyond the borders of Iran. With the best-seller releases of "Ghesseh Goo", "Saayeh", "Atr", "Safar", "Pishooni", and "Havas". She has rivaled the work of such singers as Leila Forouhar and Nooshafarin.
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In 1970, the Youth Counselling Centre was established, targeting young people with emotional and adjustment problems. Three service units, School Social Work, Outreaching Social Work, and Family Life Education, also came into full service in the late 1970s. The Federation's Constitution was revised in 1981. Several China and overseas Youth Exchange projects and Study Tours were launched since the mid-1980s to enhance the young people's understanding towards China and their international exposures.
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A Caritas Hong Kong Outreaching Dental Services bus Caritas Hong Kong () is a charitable organisation, a member of Caritas Internationalis, founded by the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong in July 1953. It started with relief and rehabilitation services to the poor and the distressed after the Second World War. It nowaday expands to involve social service, education service, medical service, hospitality service and many others. It is led by Board of Management chairman Dominic Chan.
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According to Bainimarama, he "decided to give him this new responsibility given his extensive knowledge and hands-on experience on the workings of the Civil Service, Governments role in rural development and the sources of assistances available to facilitate such development", while also stating that Nailatikau had "excellent public relations appeal, which is very much needed in outreaching and inter-facing with rural people.""Ratu Epeli heads new ministry" , The Fiji Times Online, 24 September 2008.
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A common optional practice for Revival Centres members is to gather together each year at various camp venues during Christmas and Easter holidays as a Spiritual Retreat.Revival Centres International - About Us Each year the Melbourne assembly hosts an international convention during the Australian Queen's Birthday weekend. Some countries or zonal areas holds Annual Local Rallies over the year, usually on a localized anniversary holiday.Revival Centres International - About Us Revival Centres members are voluntary active in evangelising activities or "outreaching" either by personal or group participation.
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When completed, the white temple compound will have nine buildings, including the existing ubosot, a hall of relics, a meditation hall, an art gallery, and living quarters for monks. The bridge of "the cycle of rebirth": the main building at the white temple, the ubosot, is reached by crossing a bridge over a small lake. In front of the bridge are hundreds of outreaching hands that symbolize unrestrained desire. The bridge proclaims that the way to happiness is by foregoing temptation, greed, and desire.
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Hanyang University maintains active research programs in biological sciences, natural sciences, medicine, natural resources and environment, media and communication, and business administration. Hanyang has designated “Outreaching Research Competitiveness” as one of its key strategic directions under the NEW HANYANG 2020 plan. For its part, the Industry-University Cooperation Foundation (IUCF) is working to promote more individual and collaborative research at HYU by providing funding for research projects from their initial stage, and offering assistance in the publication of research papers in prominent international journals, among other duties.
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The main objectives of the institute is to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the Indian classical music and other forms of art like painting, sculpting, etc. through continuous practice and research. The institute spread awareness amongst the world about the Indian classical music through various activities like making learning of different forms of art accessible to anyone and everyone, creating outreaching programs like workshops, offering scholarships to young learning artists as an encouragement. The Institute provide proper platform for amateur artists to perform their art.
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The Roosevelt's All Students Association (RASA) consists of a chair, a treasurer, a secretary and three committee affairs officers (CAOs). The role of RASA is to make "UCR a stimulating and outreaching community, through promoting contact between members, representing their interests, maintaining key traditions and providing a framework in which its members' initiatives and diversity can flourish". SportsCo, Cooking Society, Roosevelt Debating Society (RDS), CultureCo, UCRadio, PoLaw, LENSE, GamesCo, Participating Uniting Middelburg Association (PUMA), Music Society, Tabula RASA, Archimedes, PRISM, THEATRA, Partyteam, RAW, Cognition, PhiloCom, LitRA and MedAffairs are all student-run societies. The Yearbook, Graduation, End of Term Party (ETP), Christmas Gala, and the summer- & ski-trip are additional events organized by RASA.
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Due to mutual company interests, the merger went through in order to create a stronger company which has more outreaching possibilities than either company could have done on their own. ASCII brought their expertise with IT and computing, while MediaWorks brought their expertise of media pertaining to entertainment, such as with visual or printed media including anime, manga, light novels, video games, or magazines covering such media products. In addition to making the combined company more diverse, company management is planned to become more efficient, base revenue is meant to increase, and the company may take on new business opportunities in the future. Enterbrain had been considered for merging with ASCII and MediaWorks, but this was eventually rejected.
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In 1949, Copenhagen Municipality implemented the Finger Plan: a policy stating that the city should develop urban clusters along its five outreaching rapid public transport arteries. This early example of transit orientated development resonates with Howard’s ideal of developing periphery communities linked with productive urban centres. Due to the significant replanning that commenced in 1962, Copenhagen was fortunate to benefit from the intensification of its rapid transit corridors without suffering from the undesirable urban forms associated with British iterations of the Garden City. In 1962, Danish architect Jan Gehl shifted the trajectory of Copenhagen’s development by pedestrianising key parts of its city centre with the goal of enhancing the on-street conditions for humans. Rigorous field studies informed Gehl’s conclusion that city spaces perform best when they encourage the use of public spaces.
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Park, p.74 However 1919 also saw the first Buckeye victory over Michigan (which had re- joined the conference in 1917), 13–3 in Ann Arbor, the first of three straight wins against its rival. Harley's exploits prompted both a new surge of popularity in Ohio State football and higher attendance figures, with the demand far outreaching the capacity of Ohio Field. Discussion of a new, larger facility at a location away from High Street had begun as early as 1913 but plans took shape when a horseshoe design was presented by alumnus Howard Dwight Smith ('07) in 1918 and a professionally managed public fundraising drive begun in October 1920 that quickly pledged more than $1 million of the $1.34 million cost stipulated in the April 1921 construction contract. Ground was broken on August 3, 1921, and Ohio Stadium opened October 7, 1922.
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The society was founded in February of 1945 by Harrison Hayford and Tyrus Hillway, who had both studied with Stanley Williams, the Yale professor of English. The membership included both academic and public figures involved in the Melville Revival of the 1920s and 1930s created a group of Melville enthusiasts, and in the late 1930s university graduate programs began to train scholars in American literature. Among the presidents were Willard Thorp (1952}, Merton Sealts (1953), Harrison Hayford (1955, 1970), (1992), (1999), Richard H. Fogle, (1961), Henry A. Murray (1966) (1980), Walter Bezanson (1967) (1989), Leon Howard (1971), Robert Penn Warren (1974), Jay Leyda (1976) (1987), Lewis Mumford (1977), G. Thomas Tanselle (1982), Hershel Parker (1991), H. Bruce Franklin (1993), Andrew Delbanco (2007) Melville Society Listing of Society Officers The Society overcame initial skepticism from some. Hilway's editorial in the 1947 Melville Society Newsletter disagreed with the many critics who "were willing to believe that the so-called Melville boom represented a temporary and esoteric enthusiasm for a fifth-rate literary figure...." He said that to the contrary,the Society can reassure itself of its part in "virile and outreaching growth of Melville scholarship". .
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John Q. Tilson, Delivered June 1, 1917, United States House of Representatives, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office (1918), p. 84 One military writer of the day warned: "The German soldier has eight inches the better of the argument over the British soldier when it comes to crossing bayonets, and the extra eight inches easily turns the battle in favour of the longer, if both men are of equal skill." In 1905, the German Army adopted a shortened bayonet, the Seitengewehr 98/06 for engineer and pioneer troops, and in 1908, a short rifle as well, the Karabiner Model 1898AZ, which was produced in limited quantities for the cavalry, artillery, and other specialist troops.James, Gary, "Germany's Karabiner 98AZ ", Guns & Ammo (June 2010), retrieved 17 November 2011 However, the long-barreled 98 Mauser rifle remained in service as the primary infantry small arm.Ezell, Edward C., Small Arms of the World: A Basic Manual of Small Arms, Volume 11, p. 502 Moreover, German military authorities continued to promote the idea of outreaching one's opponent on the battlefield by means of a longer rifle/bayonet combination, a concept prominently featured in its infantry bayonet training doctrines.
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