"Jail promotes the lifestyle, and it promotes the gang mentality," McPhatter says.
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If the challenge is too great, it promotes anxiety — too easy, and it promotes boredom.
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This decision promotes a program that does the opposite: divides students by race and promotes ethnic chauvinism.
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What parents can do Reading with children from infancy promotes early language development, which in turn promotes early literacy.
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It's for the regulators, at least, to set up a regulatory framework that promotes competition, that promotes more infrastructure investment.
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The number of reforms that we've been undertaking here are national innovation and science agenda is a leading part of our agenda because what that does is promote innovation that promotes investment and start-ups promotes science and maths, stem subjects in schools promotes research and investment.
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It turns out that the same stability property that promotes environment-induced superselection of pointer states also promotes quantum Darwinian fitness, or the capacity to generate replicas.
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This means that listening to natural sounds promotes our rest and digest state, hence decreasing stress, while listening to artificial sounds promotes the fight or flight response, thereby increasing stress.
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It instills confidence, teaches teamwork & promotes a healthy lifestyle.
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This rule change doesn't promote work — it promotes misery.
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The entry must not contain material that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred or harm against any group or individual or promotes discrimination based on race, sex, religion, nationality, disability, sexual orientation or age.
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The Whaleys hope their story promotes the benefits of adoption.
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A growth in impostor local news that promotes ideological agendas.
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Pinks and reds show warmer water that promotes Vibrio growth.
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I have nothing against anyone or anything that promotes equality.
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The first is that it promotes the mobility of people.
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Civil rights groups contend the method promotes illegal racial profiling.
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How do we REVOLT when our music promotes drugs & crime?
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The race to space promotes quantities of satellites, not quality.
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"Makeup, much like art, promotes expression of individuality," said Cheng.
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Accessible pricing and streamlined approval to generics promotes health equity.
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They don't want to foster an environment that promotes overworking.
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Living Hope has denied it promotes or recommends conversion therapy.
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The vibrant account promotes art, sexuality, and equality for women.
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It also promotes events to bring and grow their community.
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It promotes unreasonable doubt that lands on virtually every survivor.
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Again, I believe the sentence promotes respect for the law.
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The Constitution promotes the dignity and equality of all people.
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Mr. Dalio frequently promotes a strategy he calls risk parity.
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The developer, Quintain, actively promotes the connection to the stadium.
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Advocates often claim that pornography promotes sexual violence against women.
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A Mulberry silk pillowcase that promotes skin and hair health
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It promotes investment in fitness activities by parents and children.
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This keeps the guerrilla community closely connected and promotes equality.
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She frequently promotes the brand on her personal Instagram account.
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The organization promotes international trade for fashion brands and retailers.
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Support for civil society reforms reduces corruption and promotes democracy.
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Blockchain Future States embodies the same transparency its subject promotes.
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BolsonaroThere's nothing specific in Bolsonaro's plan that promotes racial equality.
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Facebook promotes Free Basics as a program for social good.
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They get competitive, which promotes a greater sense of urgency.
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The game of tennis promotes itself around the four majors.
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In gratitude, Henry promotes Cromwell and gives him a peerage.
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This, in turn, promotes societal division and harms the economy.
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The cold truth is that more information often promotes exploitation.
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There's no telling which agenda, if any, the show promotes.
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But government propaganda openly promotes these as poverty alleviation initiatives.
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The incumbent president, Hassan Rouhani, promotes economic and social freedoms.
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The program also promotes its own hotline for anonymous tips.
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He shamelessly invents and promotes outlandlish and invidious conspiracy tales.
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Legal gun ownership with some regulations promotes peace and prosperity.
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Education promotes individual opportunity, stimulates the economy and creates jobs.
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TurboTax's website also promotes a free offer called Absolute Zero.
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And why researchers are worried about how Facebook promotes Groups.
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"It promotes national uniformity, predictability and political accountability," he said.
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The company even promotes it as part of the experience.
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I want a mainstream immigration policy that promotes American values.
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This structure promotes the development of a sustainable lifelong practice.
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Emily's List, the group that promotes female candidates, backed Roys.
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The poster promotes the show and prominently displays Eisenberg's face.
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Al Jazeera, its satellite-TV channel, promotes dissident, often Islamist, viewpoints.
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The Libertarian agenda promotes civil liberties and a small-government agenda.
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The organization promotes adoption and implementation of USB technology and protocols.
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Jordan, 38, promotes better gun control and advocates for expanding Medicaid.
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It has been designed with great care and genuinely promotes wellness.
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Antifa has claimed Ngo promotes the interests of the Proud Boys.
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This promotes the growth of new blood vessels from old ones.
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The brand of Hindu nationalism that Modi promotes frequently resembles vigilantism.
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It promotes a cool feeling that other bands could stop by.
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" Gaggle claims that its tool promotes a sense of "digital citizenship.
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Asked if the BRI promotes Chinese governance, the students enthusiastically agree.
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Some scholars argue that diversity promotes deeper discussions in the boardroom.
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The firm also has a foundation that promotes early childhood education.
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Reel attends services weekly but promotes "healthy changes" within the Church.
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On the News Feed, Facebook's algorithm promotes videos when they're streamed.
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Often he promotes policies, as on tax, that could cost him.
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Hence the world's most retweeted tweet now promotes a Spring sale.
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The Group of Friends of the Family promotes the traditional family.
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Mr. Mlodinow promotes the idea that psychiatric medications dull people's specialness.
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It promotes hatred, not love; anger, not compassion; vengeance, not mercy.
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It promotes some space for debate, but it blocks many others.
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I love this alternative that promotes action and being a voice.
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It has been criticized by parents who say it promotes violence.
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The Democratic Party promotes that they are all for cultural equality.
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Beijing actively promotes settlements of bilateral trade transactions in national currencies.
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Research also shows that women's inclusion at leadership tables promotes stability.
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Donatello, who loves science and gadgets, promotes museums and cultural attractions.
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The New Republic promotes novel solutions for today's most critical issues.
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"Our isolation promotes a commitment to pride and place," he said.
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"The Mexican government in no way promotes illegal migration," he said.
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Espy promotes bipartisanship in his closing remarks, including saluting former Sen.
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For some, the alkaloids from nightshades promotes inflammation in the body.
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And living with purpose will encourage other behavior that promotes longevity.
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Because the judiciary promotes a backwards interpretation of mergers that says
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"Anything that promotes music is wonderful," he said of the festival.
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Movement promotes health and wellness, so why not start tracking it?
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Who is going to decide whether something promotes terrorism or not?
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That doesn't mean that Pulisic promotes a stagnant style of play.
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When Trump suspects a Muslim terror attack, he promotes it intensely.
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At it's current state, Japan's work culture promotes fatigue and overwork.
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A dangerous, large-scale feedback loop that promotes wildfires has emerged.
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But each is also an artefact of the candidacy it promotes.
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The real question is if movie violence promotes real-world violence.
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It is an American nonprofit educational group that promotes Palestinian viewpoints.
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This is wrong and promotes bias against veterans with bad paper.
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The group often promotes business events with the participation of politicians.
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This suggests that exposure to some level of stress promotes resilience.
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Ghrelin promotes hunger and body fat, and it lowers energy expenditure.
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A foundation that promotes Franco unsuccessfully sued its artist, Eugenio Merino.
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Furthermore, telling ourselves we are addicted promotes passivity instead of empowerment.
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Its community guidelines say it removes content that promotes criminal activities.
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Leniency goes too far when it promotes dishonesty, unfairness and disaffection.
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C.D.P.H.P.'s remedy: The insurer promotes generics with its own representatives.
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Every political party promotes liberal values, gender-equality and human rights.
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The hormone oxytocin promotes feelings of happiness, compassion and well-being.
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But focusing on downside risks rather than upside potential promotes prudence.
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"Education promotes economic well-being and labor force participation," Davis says.
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"There is a strong belief that violence promotes order," he added.
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Pursuing growth, the company promotes consistency among its millions of hosts.
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Some say that the app promotes eating disorders and body shaming.
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Trump promotes a white nationalist, Steve Bannon, to head the NSC.
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American Advisors promotes reverse mortgages nationally in television and online commercials.
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Ackermann promotes Anshu Jain to be co-chief of the division.
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Is shame so toxic an emotion that articulating it promotes it?
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" Cuello said the argument that work promotes health is "totally contorted. . . .
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Martin Skancke, a consultant on the design of sovereign wealth funds, said "obviously there is a reasonable expectation that when the government promotes these standards through the fund in foreign markets that it also promotes them internally".
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Besides helping you sleep better, working out promotes creativity and mental sharpness.
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Another is Sanjoo Malhotra, who sits in Stockholm and promotes Indian food.
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She promotes the work of Latin American artists, actors and directors. 4.
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"There's no evidence that taking a probiotic intrinsically promotes wellness," Lebwohl says.
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Tai Chi is a Chinese martial arts that promotes multiple health benefits.
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Citizen declined to comment on how it selects the crimes it promotes.
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" She calls out language like "helps boost immunity" or "promotes heart health.
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This is why she promotes detoxes, clean eating, and even Sex Bark.
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Like the films, ACE promotes the message of conservation throughout the park.
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This patented design also promotes aeration, thus making it perfect for wine.
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Less expensive money generally promotes growth, while more expensive money restricts it.
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It challenges balance, coordination and endurance as well as promotes explosive power.
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Plus, it promotes teamwork and friendship between an unlikely pair of allies.
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But she does think this Instagram culture promotes unhealthy standards of beauty.
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He throws chaos into the moment with distractions and promotes warring factions.
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I promote abortion as much as a cardiothoracic surgeon promotes heart transplants.
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Action on Sugar says Starbucks promotes that drink as a healthy option.
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The USDA-affiliated organization promotes eggs using funds supplied by industry compatriots.
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He says he promotes an Islamic-oriented government through doing good works.
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Advocates say this promotes recipients' taking personal responsibility for their health care.
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But focusing too much on that risk promotes widespread hopelessness, they argue.
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Spreading out the government largesse only promotes political, and not societal, goals.
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Main Street Lexington is a volunteer organization that promotes the city's businesses.
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A "Belong but Work Remote" fund promotes the growing "flexible jobs economy".
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The legislation proposes funding research into how academic hierarchies promotes sexual harassment.
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It is more difficult to see that trade also promotes social harmony.
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The other, Dambe Warriors, promotes the sport online and in live events.
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She founded a club that promotes a figure-hugging Chinese silk dress.
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Whole Foods promotes the stores as a less costly option for shoppers.
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Today, the gender-inclusive program promotes peace through sports, gardening and education.
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Or she could stick with the occasional post that promotes social distancing.
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But for most young people, everyday stress is beneficial and promotes resilience.
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Playing in a sandbox with others promotes problem-solving and social skills.
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Gioielleria Carli, founded in 1655, promotes itself as Italy's oldest jewelry store.
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The larger field promotes greater, and more chaotic, movement on the field.
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To an internet that promotes civil discourse, human dignity and individual expression.
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Sliwa studied concept therapy, which promotes whole-body healing, and taught seminars.
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It promotes health and encourages the family to get into it together.
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Defenders of the policy say it preserves diversity and promotes language learning.
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TIGER promotes innovative collaboration between jurisdictions and forces conversations about multimodal transportation.
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And that neon Schaefer sign behind the bar promotes beer, not irony.
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Toussaint also promotes Lebron James' supplement company, Ladder, on his Instagram profile.
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The Communist Youth League's official Weibo account often promotes the group's activities.
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The firm promotes many progressive policies, particularly involving environmental and social change.
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To fans, the law promotes diversity by drawing from less affluent schools.
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There is also modern experimental evidence that reading literary fiction promotes empathy.
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President Obama has said that he promotes Boeing's planes on his travels.
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It means economic development that revitalizes local economies and promotes racial equity.
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This is a community that promotes the candidacy of a great candidate.
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This way of thinking promotes narcissism and aggressivity in place of acceptance.
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This package of legislation promotes individual saving through the expansion retirement and education accounts as well as the creation of a universal savings account, promotes entrepreneurship, and strengthens the small business and individual tax cuts already in place.
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Other research points to the fact that caffeine may become indirectly harmful if its consumption provokes other unhealthy habits, such as when coffee drinking promotes doughnut eating or cigarette smoking, or when energy drink consumption promotes alcohol intake.
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This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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The FAO promotes rice alternatives as "smart crops" to make them more attractive.
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Photos by Esther Lin/SHOWTIME Nobody promotes a fight by admitting its irrelevant.
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Don't forget, Fox News is so successful because it promotes thinking like this.
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Will lead to an in-person discussion, which promotes empathy, kindness, and understanding.
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Mr. Mutua and the board have previously targeted content they believe promotes homosexuality.
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It promotes innovation, helping to grow clean energy businesses in New York State.
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" It "promotes solipsism at the personal level and division at the social level.
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Go Greene is an advocacy group that promotes diversity within the cannabis community.
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It ignores subjectivity entirely and promotes a criteria that makes a film important.
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Each URL not only helps a user gain followers, but promotes Snapchat itself.
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Go deeper: Trump promotes his own golf course in tweet on U.K. diplomacy
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Why it matters: The disparity promotes wealth inequality along gender and race lines.
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Holtz suspects the network may pare down the number of posts it promotes.
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This promotes an "us against them" mentality, pitting the kids against the industry.
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The plan promotes weight loss, smoking cessation and efforts to reduce blood pressure.
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She promotes homeopathy and the merits of ice-cold dips in Lake Michigan.
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It transfers power through a mechanism which promotes congenital defects rather than intelligence.
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But again, that's not surprising for a social platform that promotes free speech.
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The move would also raise questions about how Twitter prioritizes and promotes tweets.
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She also helped found Farafina Trust, a nonprofit that promotes reading and writing.
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Section 230 is an important tool that promotes and protects online free speech.
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All of those channels still exist, and the government still promotes them aggressively.
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Her statements about her father often seem to contradict the values she promotes.
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It turns out that data alone only promotes a small degree of change.
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" Another critic wrote, "And netflix promotes suicide and even jokes about it.... distasteful.
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It promotes liberalization in overseas markets, which keeps them open to U.S. exports.
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The order promotes free market reforms that were absent from Trump's campaign pledges.
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They depend upon a stable internet environment that promotes innovation, investment and growth.
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She now lives in Kabul, plays cricket and promotes higher education among girls.
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The company also promotes the product — now in both powder and liquid form!
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The rapper promotes himself online and people reach out to him that way.
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Instead, LG promotes its own sound bars at the bottom of the listing.
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Fighting disease outside the U.S., as well as inside, promotes everyone's health security.
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This promotes transparency and ease of total paid fees by removing fund subsidies.
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I want to be part of a company that promotes diversity like this.
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Tea tree is antimicrobial, antibacterial, so it promotes healthy skin, which is GORGEOUS.
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Narrator: Another major way Amazon promotes its Prime program is with Prime Day.
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Jones has been forcefully criticized for some of the conspiracy theories he promotes.
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It also promotes DTC brands' growth with things like product catalogs and events.
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Anything that promotes wage and job growth for Americans should be considered essential.
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Walker's remark, however, promotes the kind of environment in which it can thrive.
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Either way, it promotes some dangerous misconceptions about consent and why it matters.
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The bill also extends another 2014 law that promotes research for industrial hemp.
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It strips out science-based climate policies and instead promotes fossil fuel uses.
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Flux Factory supports and promotes emerging artists through residencies, exhibitions, and collaborative opportunities.
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She avoids using pejorative terms like "dirty needles" and promotes person-first language.
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Bonkers also promotes at industry events and submits toys for traditional parenting magazines.
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The angling of the building promotes captivating reflections, including of other nearby buildings.
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It promotes healing and builds muscle in a fashion similar to anabolic steroids.
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Worthy has interviews with Ms. Johnson on its website and promotes her book.
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Microsoft already promotes Edge when users search for Chrome or Firefox on Bing.
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It now promotes joy in her partner's life and in hers as well.
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They are unalterably opposed to the romantic boy-girl society that Playboy promotes.
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For them, free speech is valued only to the extent it promotes democracy.
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Viktor Orban, the prime minister, promotes an illiberal model based on xenophobic nationalism.
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"There's lots of evidence that healthy guilt promotes children's prosocial behavior," she said.
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It could be that PAI-1 promotes insulin resistance and impairs glucose metabolism.
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Or this Hobbit-themed design that promotes the movies filmed in the country.
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This promotes enhanced blood flow while helping reduce soreness and speed up recovery.
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Mr Abe, a tireless traveller, promotes open markets even as America turns inward.
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We know from experience that this approach promotes public safety above all else.
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The council promotes economic and personal finance education in kindergarten through high school.
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There's even an "Eco-directory" that promotes sustainable brands, and "green" shopping discounts.
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This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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A: The lack of trees certainly promotes wind movement through the golf course.
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The company promotes almost all of its stars, the principal dancers, from within.
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It is very regulating, and promotes the body's natural ability to heal itself.
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The relationship between humans and nature improves mental health and promotes prosocial behavior.
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"This helps everybody remain vigilant and promotes safety and security," the statement said.
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They manipulate kids' brains with advertising and a culture that promotes this stuff.
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It promotes itself as a place where positivity, inclusion, and fun are valued.
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If we can apply it safely and we progress that increasing load safely, what actually happens is, by doing that, it promotes greater capacity and it also promotes injury resilience or robustness against injury, so it actually protects you against injury.
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It stands for "Maintaining Excellent Balance" and promotes healthy living and motivation for youth.
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The Dali Foundation, which promotes the artist's legacy, has appealed the court's exhumation ruling.
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Facebook will actively remove content that incites or promotes violence, which breaks the rules.
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Because it sends relaxing, feel-good chemicals through your system, sex also promotes sleep.
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Both trips are part of Eddie Bauer's #WHYIHIKE campaign, which promotes exploring the outdoors.
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The industry mining the sea for its minerals also promotes evaporation, according to Bromberg.
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This, in turn, promotes a sense of difference and competition with separate nearby clans.
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A political outsider, Doria built his own successful business and promotes conservative social values.
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It promotes political agendas instead of improving the health of Georgia's women and families.
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Lewis and Brown came to discuss Brown's Amer-I-Can program, which promotes entrepreneurism.
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Mozilla justified its decision to include the extension because Mr. Robot promotes user privacy.
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They regard it as a "Western celebration" that promotes sex, alcohol and drug use.
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And "Fight Song" singer Platten, 36, added that Aerie's policy against retouching promotes transparency.
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The aim should be cyber arms control that promotes restraint among the big powers.
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Their illustration 'Mones Not Drones promotes reallocation of the military budget toward transgender healthcare.
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The ABA promotes itself as a nonpartisan organization with an ideologically diverse membership base.
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Trade lets countries specialise, it allows ideas to spread and it promotes healthy competition.
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Its original website remains intact and promotes their signature product of Long Island Tea.
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Another new website promotes the achievements of Ms Dlamini-Zuma, coyly without saying why.
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"It's the ethos of this generation," Kane says of office design that promotes wellness.
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The company has been hit by lawsuits saying it promotes trafficking in its ads.
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It provides education and career development opportunities and promotes diversity in hiring and coverage.
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PROMOTES ANDREW JACOBS TO CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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She tweets what she eats, promotes her favorite music and advocates for political action.
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TuneIn and Stitcher explicitly forbid content that promotes bigotry, discrimination, hatred, intolerance, and racism.
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" Another team wrote that, "fat promotes overconsumption while sucrose [table sugar] probably prevents it.
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Ibrahim now runs a governance initiative that promotes and rewards good governance in Africa.
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For each song he promotes, Pelchat said he can make between $300 to $600.
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"SAP has a great culture that promotes learning and collaboration," a second employee says.
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An effective system protecting trade secrets thus enhances the economy and promotes national security.
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I mean, if the left promotes some candidate who's just way too woke, right?
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The show promotes thoughtfulness, but it also works on an almost intensely visceral level.
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A nonprofit coalition of business organizations, Colorado Succeeds, promotes STEM education in the state.
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Lowering the tax promotes more economic activity, which increases the base for government revenue.
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Netflix announced a new anti-white show (Dear White People) that promotes white genocide.
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He often promotes information from shows such as "Fox and Friends" during that stretch.
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Journalism that mostly promotes a single worldview and disparages all others is not journalism.
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I agree that this a game that certainly promotes inclusion—it's a good story.
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As the EU's largest agricultural producer, France often promotes the sector in economic discussions.
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They referred to the site's design and operation, which allegedly promotes illegal gun sales.
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China banned entertainment news that promotes "Western lifestyles" or dwells on celebrities' personal lives.
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It has recruited distributors with a pitch that promotes the glamour of financial independence.
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Her network, Kunan, runs events, shares information and promotes its 164 social enterprise members.
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The company promotes a very healthy work/life balance and there are no jerks.
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It worked with agency Akestam Holst on the campaign, which promotes freedom of speech.
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But the argument that preserving private insurance promotes choice is not one of them.
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Her organization discovers, develops and promotes free-market solutions to social and economic problems.
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The administration actively promotes the freedom of religion as a core foreign policy priority.
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"The only thing it promotes is death, there's no way around it," he said.
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I cofounded the House Center Aisle Caucus, which promotes civility and bipartisanship in Congress.
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The township has moved forward with new leadership that promotes community, inclusion, and equality.
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Letters Readers discuss identity politics and how it promotes or impedes our coming together.
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Environmentally friendly projects Democrats envision an infrastructure bill that promotes environmentally friendly construction projects.
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Some defenders of the deduction claim that it promotes the American tradition of homeownership.
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It promotes these very traditional ideas of gender roles and what romance can be.
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They're combating this through data journalism and generating content which promotes issues based discussion.
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Then, of course, there are the narrow, unrealistic standards of beauty the competition promotes.
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Besides, when a famous reviewer promotes themselves playing a game, it's good for business.
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Despite this, there is no organized jackfruit sector that monitors and promotes jackfruit products.
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The increased surface area promotes a more delicate spirit, one suited for botanical influence.
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The whole thing was managed by the same company that promotes Beyoncé's concert tours.
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On the other hand, this movement restricts free speech, increases discrimination and promotes division.
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I.V., malaria, childhood obesity and climate change, and promotes women's rights and other causes.
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Its stories often push anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim narratives, and heavily promotes Trump.
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It promotes the sharing of instructional insights across schools, rather than protecting intellectual property.
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With an autobiography and his own perfume brand, Ibrahimovic promotes himself outside of football.
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The company now promotes its dill aquavit, Dild, which is popular among Copenhagen bartenders.
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More than most companies, WeWork promotes the consumption of alcohol as an inherent virtue.
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Another growth factor, BDNF, promotes neurogenesis in animals and may enhance resilience in humans.
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It is a fascinating place that promotes tradition yet functions with cutting-edge technology.
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How did Denisovans end up with a gene that promotes health at high altitudes?
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The industry has taken a similar approach to remove digital content that promotes terrorism.
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First, in her minimalist outfit, she promotes an understanding of women as sex objects.
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Arum promotes Fury, and Wilder is managed by the boxing power broker Al Haymon.
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Getting enough exercise promotes a healthy body image and helps manage stress and anxiety.
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"A strong democracy needs a culture that promotes and celebrates democracy," Dewitt told Hill.
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Hovater helped begin the Traditionalist Workers Party, a hate group that promotes white supremacy.
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The PGA Merchandise Show is where every company promotes its latest and greatest innovations.
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Amazon acquired the company and promotes its devices heavily on its e-commerce websites.
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She promotes her collections on social media, posting Stories and photos of the pieces.
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I was impressed with how well the mattress promotes airflow, which kept me cool.
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For Mr. Macron, laïcité is a liberal value that promotes individual freedom of religion.
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And do you truly have reason to think that this Christian magazine promotes violence?
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The company promotes the firm's longstanding relationship with the Academy Awards on its website.
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In 2018, she started the "I Weigh" campaign on Instagram, which promotes body positivity.
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The newly hired firm, IRI Consultants, promotes its anti-union success on its website.
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It's all wrapped up in a breathable cover that wicks sweat and promotes airflow.
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His 10-year-old foundation promotes good governance and the transformation of African agriculture.
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She observes the open design of the program promotes more activity outside conventional structures.
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If the painting promotes a business, then you have to technically get planning permission.
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Britain's advertising regulator, reacting to these ads and similar ones, announced Tuesday that new rules would be developed to ban advertising that promotes gender stereotypes or denigrates people who do not conform to them; sexually objectifies women; or promotes unhealthy body images.
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And reasonable people can disagree on the relative merits of issuing visas based on family ties to American citizens (which promotes assimilation and is a nice favor to American citizens with family ties abroad) versus based on job skills (which promotes economic growth).
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She also saw a "theraplay" session, which promotes the attachment relationship between parents and children.
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This helps your body recover faster, promotes better sleep, reduces inflammation, and regulates cell metabolism.
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The hub promotes collaboration among 1,300 firms and other institutions, such as regulators and banks.
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Hong Kong adopts a trilingual policy, which promotes the use of Cantonese, Mandarin and English.
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That Phoenix voting informational booth also doubles as a hub that supports and promotes Obrador.
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And in return, the president promotes Fox News's programming, as he did on Tuesday morning.
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Emotional expression is fundamental to good psychological health and having sisters promotes this in families.
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The company, which has investors such as Viacom and Lionsgate, produces, distributes and promotes content.
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His office promotes religious coexistence, and his dedication is fueled by his memories of Halabja.
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The "Healthy Holly" series promotes healthy choices for children, such as exercise and eating vegetables.
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Castro's plan also promotes alternatives to policing like mental health support and drug treatment programs.
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Judging by the ongoing fan polls that Bravo itself promotes, some initially sided with Radziwill.
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It curates the news, promotes it, sells ads around it and profits handsomely from it.
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So we're trying to limit their exposure to content that promotes or glorifies marijuana use.
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The government promotes a "nationalistic, populistic counter-revolution", says Eugeniusz Smolar, a foreign-policy analyst.
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Please remove any content that promotes hatred, intolerance, harassment, intimidation, exploitation, violence, or self-harm.
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The "V- Marks the Spot " campaign promotes the cross- company loyalty app called "Virgin Red".
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Plus, it comes with a nifty neck attachment that reportedly promotes relaxation while alleviating stiffness.
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The deal promotes a fair, rules-based trade environment that would help American workers flourish.
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The organization promotes the importance of kindness and emotional and mental wellness for young people.
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But alcohol promotes conviviality as well as drunkenness, and that relationship is less well explored.
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We're desperate for a system that values compassion above punishment, and promotes health, not handcuffs.
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He did not give further details, but the government usually promotes investment with tax incentives.
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It promotes the misogynist idea that women's sexual choices are not their own to make.
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Calcium also promotes healthy bone growth—combined with collagen, that's what makes up your bones.
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"Hate speech and content that promotes violence have no place on YouTube," the spokesperson said.
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The Center for Humane Technology promotes grayscale for a more mindful use of social media.
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Tracking who funds online activity, or promotes sometimes shrill debate on social media, is harder.
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Activists say this promotes both eating disorders among the thin and misery among the plump.
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"We should have a criminal-justice system that promotes human dignity," says Brooklyn's Mr Gonzalez.
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Bangladesh and, briefly, Indonesia, have banned it in the past year, alleging it promotes porn.
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Ticket proceeds will be donated to New Music USA, a group that promotes new music.
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Nostalgia itself promotes stagnation or regression, which is antithetical to the advancement that invention represents.
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I can't work in a company that promotes positive health outcomes but ignore my own.
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That problem solving promotes group cohesion and results in war stories that last a lifetime.
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Mogulof added that there is a common misperception that UC-Berkeley only promotes liberal ideologies.
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He says 90 of his trips are paid for by brands or nonprofits he promotes.
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Tech, in general, has been notoriously bad at the way it treats and promotes women.
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This diversity promotes the free exchange of ideas leading to unprecedented research and scientific breakthroughs.
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The vegan friendly product is free of harsh chemicals and promotes an eco-friendly lifestyle.
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It kicked off the center's "Undeniably Dairy" campaign, which promotes healthy dairy products and farms.
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Necsa exports radioisotopes used in nuclear medicine and promotes research and development in nuclear energy.
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He promotes an idea called cultural dexterity, over the more traditional concept of cultural competence.
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He has served as co-chairman of No Labels, a centrist group that promotes bipartisanship.
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Well, I think it promotes a conversation, and that affects it in a positive way.
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If it truly promotes safety, then perhaps Kate's Law may be worth the substantial cost.
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And if she promotes her new show Champions, he's there to beg for a cameo.
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This most promotes fast-moving, mostly office-based industries with sparklier rewards and scarier risks.
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Their participation improves companies' bottom lines, expands the qualified workforce, promotes equality, and drives innovation.
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It could be that cupping brings more blood to an area and this promotes healing.
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And prevention promotes conservative values by investing resources productively and fostering individual and family strength.
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Killmonger is a revolutionary, and he promotes a by-any-means-necessary approach to injustice.
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The foundation promotes life skills and hockey through after-school, recreational and other educational activities.
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"When you get a low water level in the lake, that promotes algae," observed Schoncin.
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" The critical comments from Coulter come as she promotes her new book,"Resistance is Futile!
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Yet Wikipedia still promotes an unreal picture of the world, and of whose accomplishments matter.
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The Center preserves and promotes Corita's artistic and educational legacy and passion for social justice.
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Val d'Europe shares Celebration's principle of "new urbanism", which promotes mixed zoning, density and walkability.
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Each new jihadist front has origins in the previous conflict and promotes the next jihad.
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Conservatives think it promotes the behavior, even though it's a scientifically proven harm-reduction strategy.
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So layoffs anywhere means lower sales everywhere, which promotes more layoffs and even lower sales.
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Having a presence among people and companies across the economy promotes overall compliance, he argues.
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G.E. also promotes partnerships with Infosys, Wipro and Capgemini to help business write Predix software.
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" YouTube's guidelines bar content that promotes "hurtful and negative personal comments/videos about another person.
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Scientists think caffeine affects the body chemical adenosine, which normally promotes sleep and suppresses arousal.
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It also doesn't prove that TikTok's algorithm disproportionately promotes conservative content, because it does not.
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What the hell is she doing in a show that so shamelessly promotes fat-shaming?
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The festival has also partnered with Gucci's Chime for Change campaign, which promotes gender equality.
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Sandals promotes free scuba diving, but it's only free if you have a diving certification.
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"Americans deserve a tax system that is fair, simple, and promotes economic growth," Collins said.
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The ideal type of playing, according to the AAP, promotes language, pretending, and problem solving.
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Fight for the Future — a non-profit that promotes digital rights — also organized a protest.
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Connecting with an organization that promotes restorative justice, he began to explore the Protestant communities.
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The Naval History and Heritage Command, which preserves and promotes Navy history, announced her death.
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The superintendents' league is run by Digital Promise, a nonprofit that promotes technology in schools.
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But there is also a subtle way in which the program's structure promotes cost growth.
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"It leads to more comfort with oneself and promotes open conversation and opportunities for education."
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Feminist group Mouvement du Nid (Nest Movement) agrees, arguing that the business promotes rape culture.
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On television, the state of Utah eagerly promotes the magnificence of its five national parks.
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A good portion of the Kardashian-Jenner clan promotes these brands: Kylie, Khloe, Kourtney, Scott.
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It is illegal in the country to publish or spread material that promotes terrorist activities.
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Utah's demonstration project promotes the health of beneficiaries and their financial independence, Ms. Verma said.
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" Starbucks promotes its ethical and eco-friendly practices and cites its "long history in sustainability.
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Experts also disagree on which type of food promotes better weight loss, wet or dry.
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The movement promotes fat acceptance and attempts to reverse body-shaming, no matter one's size.
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Amazon promotes these batteries as excellent for high-drain devices, like flashlights, cameras, and toothbrushes.
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The event promotes sustainability and urges people to consider ways to tackle the climate crisis.
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Nautilus Think, which "promotes science, education, and the literary arts," publishes an online science magazine.
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And, yes, he lacks the kind of intelligence that promotes tact, sensitivity and good taste.
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Dr. Kazdin promotes a program called the ABCs, which stands for antecedents, behaviors and consequences.
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Mr. Lent said the group's system of heads and handmaids promotes "brotherhood," not male dominance.
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Because Marvel movies have been arriving at a steady clip, one organically promotes the next.
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Plus, the stainless steel ball promotes the aeration of the wine to maximize the flavor.
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Thomas J. Pyle, president of the Institute for Energy Research, which promotes fossil fuels, agreed.
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I believe the current tax system promotes more inequality, and that's not good for me.
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He promotes the television shows that he helps produce and the sneakers that he wears.
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And Amazon used its own private label to promote it or promotes its own goods.
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Archila is also the co-executive director of an organization that promotes progressive politics. Rep.
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Beating Donald Trump and the hatred he promotes is the top priority in this election.
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This New York-based folkloric dance and music ensemble celebrates and promotes Afro-Cuban culture.
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Specifically, alcohol promotes the release of the brain chemical GABA, which produces sedation, Swift explained.
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Adding restaurants to retail and grocery businesses expands or promotes the larger brand, Lempert says.
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Insulin suppresses the release of stored fat and promotes the formation of fat from sugar.
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The firm promotes flexible working, too, and has no minimum employment requirement for parental leave.
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Investing in vital infrastructure, financial services, and skills not only builds markets but promotes stability.
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The Embassy actively promotes work-life balance and offers a dynamic and healthy work environment.
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The repeated heating, cooling and reuse of oil promotes the creation of unhealthy fatty acids.
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So you can expect her resurgence to gain momentum as G. Schirmer promotes her music.
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But to some, it promotes the culture of money more than the culture of art.
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Promotes salivation: Since effective salivation is the key to swallowing, this is an important property.
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Insulin promotes cell growth, providing a link between diabetes and the development of pancreatic cancer.
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Trump promotes this mindset by glorifying Gallagher and defending other accused and convicted war criminals.
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Turner Seydel chairs the Captain Planet Foundation, which promotes environmental education projects around the world.
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Within the book, she promotes her "masterclass," which she sells on her website for $497.
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Scotty Enterprises is an artist-run project space that promotes contemporary art and experimental media.
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Morocco promotes itself as an oasis of religious tolerance in a region torn by militancy.
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The political meaning is rather simple: a judicial approach that promotes and defends conservative policies.
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Twitter promotes itself as a nonthreatening way for these rights holders to generate more eyeballs.
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The tech industry thrives in an inter-connected environment, which promotes innovation and collaboration, he said.
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Anything like this that promotes healthy human-robot interactions sounds like a good idea to me.
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Hijazi, 30, founded Belady, a non-governmental organization that promotes a better life for street children.
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ENSO's cool phase, La Niña, usually promotes a favorable environment for tropical development in the Atlantic.
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The company promotes it as an ideal drone for search and rescue purposes and industrial inspections.
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Hannity has a bug crawling on his neck as he promotes the upcoming show segments. pic.twitter.
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"Everything that promotes the development of culture also works against war," responded the psychoanalyst from Vienna.
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Study after study promotes the importance of music — music helps the brain, music builds the brain.
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Avaaz, a global civic organization that promotes activism, showed their support by erecting a memorial wall.
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Empathy is a form of aesthetic that promotes a relationship to the world at this moment.
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But even if the legislation flops, the ideas it promotes will have powerful advocates in Washington.
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Schwab partners with Torabi's Stacks House, a pop-up experience that promotes financial independence for women.
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" He was permanently banned from Twitter earlier this year after tweeting that "Islam promotes killing people.
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In the meantime, he promotes himself as an expert in "cybersecurity response," and focusses on litigation.
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Another user countered by asking for a "promotes bigotry" flag on Fedilab for allowing Gab logins.
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Notice how she never promotes herself, gets right to the point and always provides valuable content.
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Facebook promotes Free Basics as a bridge to the wider internet for consumers in developing nations.
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But for him it's worth it to provide something that promotes a different way of life.
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The Family Research Council, a conservative anti-LGBTQ group, still promotes this myth on its website.
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I'm an advocate for anything that promotes advancement, experimentation and digital evolution in the cultural sector.
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Some viewers complain that the BBC promotes false balance, by inviting crackpots to debate with experts.
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Pushkin House is a venerable London-based charity that promotes Russian culture and Anglo-Russian dialogue.
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After centuries of debate, the question remains unresolved: Which better promotes human welfare—freedom or constraint?
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They examine how Facebook promotes more emotional posts over mundane ones, distorting users' sense of reality.
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Dean Martin's daughter is speaking out after some suggested "Baby, It's Cold Outside" promotes rape culture.
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Advocates claim that polygamy promotes social harmony by giving lusty husbands a legitimate alternative to infidelity.
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The institute promotes the highest standards of education, ethics, and professional excellence in the investment profession.
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A suspected spambot promotes a pro-Saudi hashtag campaign following the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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But some of Boram's content has attracted controversy in South Korea for the values it promotes.
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Maybe there is something about being large, dominant, and terrestrial that promotes the development of consciousness.
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Raising the legs above the heart promotes venous blood flow and reduces swelling in the legs.
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"Finding Dory," age 213+ Poignant and beautifully acted, this adventure promotes teamwork, perseverance, and unconditional love.
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" Brown said "[I]t's not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes or encourages.
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It also promotes social activism, chartering buses to feminist rallies, and has had voter registration drives.
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Koons's ballerina promotes a kind of stereotypical model of femininity that we should be moving past.
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Proponents of these programs often argue that facial recognition in airports promotes security while providing convenience.
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Anything that promotes the use of digital payments is ultimately good for Venmo, said PayPal's Criscoe.
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The ten-point must formula, with its emphasis on "domination" and "competitiveness", promotes more aggressive tactics.
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RefugeeEd.Hub is an open source online database that promotes promising practice in refugee education globally. RefugeeEd.
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Not only does it aggressively recruit women into its ranks; it promotes democracy and religious pluralism.
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A Biden-Obama ticket would champion an America that honors big truths and promotes big dreams.
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The level of detail in the data promotes good governance, public confidence and congressional-executive trust.
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A popular user-uploaded video promotes the original work and generates ad revenue for the industry.
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Taser promotes this research in conferences and programs, some hosted free at its Scottsdale, Arizona, headquarters.
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The longer-term outlook is, however, brighter as Beijing actively promotes EVs to combat air pollution.
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These failures can't all be attributed to Sanders himself or to the policy positions he promotes.
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It promotes respect and understanding between the genders, she said, and it's beneficial for the fans.
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That changed last year when he visited a local bookstore that promotes African-American children's books.
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The brand heavily promotes the city's iconography, and features the Chicago skyline on its presentation boxes.
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He also suggested reforming the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) that promotes lending to low-income communities.
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Good tax policy incentivizes behavior that promotes societal wellbeing, and the PHIT Act does exactly that.
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Now he's chairman of the Paulson Institute, which promotes sustainable economic growth and a clean environment.
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They provide a vital diplomatic tool through which the U.S. promotes its broader foreign policy agenda.
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Hollier promotes the Light Phone less as a mobile phone and more as a transcendental experience.
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Each promotes an ideal of globalism in one form or another that may be entirely commendable.
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Today, 80 percent of assistance provides relief and promotes stability in conflict zones and fragile states.
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In so doing, it sets aside managerial judgment and promotes those risks to automatic materiality status.
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Hot spots Failure to ensure that ocean territories are secure promotes ungoverned spaces which criminals exploit.
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About 30 of them have locked arms as Wines of Turkey, a group that promotes exports.
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Paid leave also promotes labor force attachment, especially for women, which is vital for economic growth.
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We will not standby and pump revenue into a system that promotes this type of garbage.
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Each era has ways in which it promotes contact, but also has ways that inhibit it.
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Nonetheless, it promotes racist rhetoric and used a category tag called "black crime" for several years.
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The tulo Firm is good for back and stomach sleepers as it promotes healthy spine alignment.
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This creates positive momentum and promotes the trust-building needed to advance in their own careers.
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" Black Cube promotes itself as "a select group of veterans from the Israeli elite intelligence units.
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For revenue, he promotes trading card game culture, like Pokémon, selling various booster packs and decks.
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The richest family in the town protects and promotes their young, violent, Patrick Bateman-esque son.
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It promotes, recommends and disseminates videos in a manner that appears to constantly up the stakes.
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It promotes the service in stores and online, while customers spread the word through social media.
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Rather than assume that every all-male group promotes misogyny, schools could support those that don't.
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The government also promotes regional potato dishes, and supports the production of fries and potato chips.
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But Oliveira's larger point was about how this kind of framing subtly promotes bigotry and hate.
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The Chinese government aggressively coordinates and promotes 5G activity, which is proceeding at a breakneck pace.
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Mr. Trump himself has called global warming a "hoax" and promotes climate change deniers on Twitter.
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But Ms. Scibelli, a comedian who promotes herself as the "funniest widow on earth," wasn't offended.
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But whether Mr. Kaczynski truly believes the conspiracy theories that he promotes is harder to know.
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It is supported by the Nextbook foundation, which assists Jewish literacy efforts and promotes Jewish culture.
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Mr. Corbyn has a history of strong ties to Sinn Fein, which promotes a united Ireland.
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He now works for a think tank in Washington, D.C., where he promotes peace between religions.
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He also has vowed to significantly increase the number of women the bank hires and promotes.
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Many schools there follow the forest school model, which promotes using the outdoors as a classroom.
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Positive Athlete promotes positivity in high-school athletes by profiling selected students on HLN and CNN.com.
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This ad is especially troubling because it promotes the myth that undocumented immigrants are violent criminals.
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Under a reformed housing system, we must have more competition that promotes ample amounts of credit.
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Mr. Dalio's travels to China have continued even as he promotes himself as a management guru.
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The madness he promotes is rooted in ecstatic love; the one he condemns, in petty fear.
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The 2020 candidate who most heavily promotes animal rights issues on Facebook is President Donald Trump.
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She still promotes the sport even though it has lost its disco flair from the 1980s.
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The hijabs were inspired by a group based in Toronto that promotes Muslim women in sports.
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"Covenant House also openly promotes homosexuality as normal, natural, and healthy," AFA president Tim Wildmon wrote.
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It really promotes a sort of camaraderie amongst American musicians that you rarely see in Europe.
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It's not an arbitrary regimen: "YouTube's algorithm promotes channels that are releasing frequent content," Dawn explains.
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The Club for Growth, a conservative advocacy group that promotes free markets, has also jumped in.
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This is a business model that promotes nutritionally poor food and beverages to low-income customers.
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The spot promotes Royal Caribbean's new private island resort Perfect Day at CocoCay in the Bahamas.
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Anything that promotes reading is wonderful, and I just look forward to it as a steppingstone.
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"Partisan gerrymandering weakens citizen power, promotes gridlock and stifles meaningful reform," Wolf said in a statement.
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Nowruz "promotes values of peace and solidarity between generations and within families," the United Nations says.
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" But, the brewery added, speech that condones or promotes racial supremacy "has no home in America.
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Animal Charity Evaluators (ACE) researches and promotes the most high-impact, effective ways to help animals.
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Mr. Tsang's platform promotes conciliation between the government and the various opposition forces, a popular view.
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A book released in conjunction with the anniversary promotes the Red Army's support for gender equality.
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In his spare time, he promotes the food, music and art of the Puerto Rican diaspora.
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I would vote against marijuana legalization, because I think it promotes drug use that damages health.
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The family believes Caitlyn promotes transgender rights in a very selective way -- when it helps her.
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So what is it about Silicon Valley and tech culture that promotes this type of appearance?
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The show raises awareness about uranium mining and its aftermath and promotes healing through artistic expression.
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We hope basic income promotes freedom, and we want to see how people experience that freedom.
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For now, doctors do know that the surgery also promotes cataracts, which would require additional surgery later.
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Reconciliation through negotiation and traditional settlements is cheaper than the courts and promotes family cohesion, he said.
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Senior management and boards of directors should create a corporate culture that promotes and publicly rewards compliance.
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A new petition has called for MTV to cancel Fear Factor, claiming the show promotes animal abuse.
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Anita Borg was a pioneering computer scientist, and the institute promotes women's involvement in the technology industry.
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We hope that our former house will provide a space that is inclusive, safe, and promotes healing.
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Adherents say it promotes the interests of whites by focusing on white racial consciousness and white identity.
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Kavala himself is accused of spreading protests through his organization Anadolu Kultur, which promotes culture and rights.
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The insurance company's "Own the Way You Work" program promotes flexible schedules so employees can work remotely.
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The science-based conservation organization promotes pollinator health, pesticide-free habitats, endangered species protection and healthy watersheds.
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This makes intuitive sense because when markets rise, putting your money to work early promotes higher returns.
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Cosma Schema is working on making an aesthetic that promotes what World Space Week is all about.
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He promotes the idea of a universal basic income of €750 ($803), to kick in by 2022.
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He promotes his on-air allies like Jeanine Pirro and Sean Hannity and blasts the news operation.
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Social media promotes sharing by nature, but some sports rights holders hawkishly look to protect their investments.
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The Jane the Virgin star already promotes Latinx voices and stories through her #MovementMondays Instagram posts, too.
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Or, if you're worried that regulation will simply entrench incumbents, then take antitrust action that promotes competition.
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Much of the work in the show preaches and hectors, stokes nationalist fervour and promotes Marxist ideology.
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It should be a thing that promotes wellbeing, and love and joy, and a state of relaxation.
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Ms. Davis has started a fashion company, Reign Boutique & Baby, that she promotes on Facebook and Instagram.
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It not only promotes "inclusive education" but also offers them free sex-reassignment surgeries at government hospitals.
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Our restaurant teams attend training which covers our policies against discrimination and promotes respect for all guests.
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ISCP supports the creative development of artists and curators, and promotes exchange through residencies and public programs.
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If Trump promotes a platform that casts doubts on vaccines, it could literally mean that people die.
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This article also originally stated that the institute promotes the widely debunked notion that vaccines cause autism.
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PEN is a tremendous part of that vision, as it promotes ongoing dialogue about publishing and diversity.
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He promotes parties in the capitals, booking both homegrown acts and international talent on a monthly basis.
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I feel pretty good about that in a culture and industry that promotes overconsumption as a virtue.
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Facebook's news feed, for instance, runs on an algorithm that promotes whatever content wins the most engagement.
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It helps us avoid the worst of climate change, supports clean energy economies also promotes public heath.
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He is a member of the leadership council of Nuclear Matters, a group that promotes nuclear energy.
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With all that, the Terra Sancta Museum promotes its new exhibition as a chance for interfaith dialogue.
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Brandon J. Wolf is the vice president of The Dru Project, a nonprofit which promotes LGBTQIA equality.
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Planned Parenthood provides health care and is an abortion provider and Human Rights Campaign promotes LGBT rights.
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" The website itself, she continued, is, "a comedy site that promotes, highlights, spotlights and cultivates funny women.
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The vast majority of the NFL Foundation's charitable contributions reinforces football culture and promotes the NFL brand.
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The group that defines and promotes USB standards issued specifications for USB-C headphones this past week.
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A new law promotes public-private partnerships (PPPs) but officials lack the expertise to set them up.
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But the idea of freedom, equality, and fraternity in Western culture promotes individuals' rights and even heroism.
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She also promotes women-led shows under the brand Work in Progress with longtime collaborator Nancy Chen.
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They believe Carlson supports and promotes a white nationalist agenda on Fox News, a charge Carlson denies.
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This is a more timeless strategy, rather than the near-sighted resistance that the party promotes today.
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In six pilot cities, the programme promotes reconciliation between officers and local people, many of them black.
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Our game does not violate any ToS (terms of service) nor promotes any violence and/or extremism.
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If the design promotes an accumulation of marine life, Marcus thinks they may help humans in return.
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" The Ethical Trading Initiative, a British organization that promotes workers' rights, called the decision a "landmark ruling.
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He added that Tyson could benefit in 2019 if the food service industry more heavily promotes chicken.
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Warren, a progressive who promotes sweeping institutional change, has vowed to change the way Washington does business.
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Today, he promotes youth programs, appears as a corporate speaker and owns an Orioles minor league team.
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Instead, let them know you want a health system that respects and promotes everyone's right to health.
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Kemper is founder and CEO of the Institute for Education, a think tank that promotes intercultural appreciation.
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One of their sons, Laureano, is a key adviser for ProNicaragua, an agency that promotes foreign investment.
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GABRIELA SCHNEIDER Washington The writer is chief communications officer for Issue One, which promotes campaign finance reform.
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Health care is funded in a manner that promotes a "siloing" of mental health versus physical health.
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But when conditions are right, regulations can sometimes change quickly, often in a way that promotes innovation.
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The American Bird Conservancy promotes putting all cats indoors, and does not support trap neuter, return programs.
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It also promotes the falsehood that an autism diagnosis nearly always comes pre-packaged with extreme giftedness.
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Welcoming refugees promotes the fundamental American value of protecting those who are fleeing from torture and persecution.
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The track was also written by Meghan Trainor, another artist who promotes women's issues with her music.
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We will not tolerate hatred and will not support an organization that promotes hatred of any kind.
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The spherical dome enclosure promotes restfulness and provides privacy by eliminating surrounding distractions, according to the firm.
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Fellow 17-year-old Florida rapper Lil Pump's main pull is the unconscious fun that it promotes.
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This is true, but organic farming is also good for the environment as it promotes healthy soil.
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You get a serotonergic reaction release with a heavy meal, and a sense of fullness promotes sleep.
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Trump at an orphanage in Nairobi that cares for 130 children and promotes women and children's health.
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Cracking a window is a smart move for both you and the driver, as it promotes airflow.
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A moderate amount of anxiety promotes optimal functioning, even if the unexpected energy might throw you off.
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Xi Jinping Thought promotes taking the next step, making China not only prosperous but also politically powerful.
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The Center for Inquiry, an organization that promotes secularism, suspended its association with Dr. Krauss on Monday.
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This quick categorization of social information promotes fast social interactions, but has some serious and broader consequences.
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But anti-inflammatory diets aren't nearly as restrictive as the one Brady promotes, as I've written before.
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She promotes healthy relationships with food by encouraging athletes to plant seeds and eat what they grow.
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Exercise also naturally promotes other Oxytocin-boosting behaviors, like complementing, hugging, high-fiving, and post-workout socializing.
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He has organized a separate, apolitical "Peace Festival," which he says promotes values of tolerance and coexistence.
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We're told there are 2 reasons: -- It promotes a huge brand within the Disney company -- amusement parks.
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Ms. Golinkin promotes herself as a mix of ad hoc therapist, master networker, recruiter and job whisperer.
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It's difficult to see how the administration's newest witch hunt promotes the cause of effective, responsive government.
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Vietnam, like China, is governed by an authoritarian Communist Party but promotes a version of state capitalism.
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So, when students accuse me of leading an institution that harbors and promotes fascism, it offends me.
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Because almost all streets are the same, it promotes the dispersion of foot traffic and street life.
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It's a company, which has a right to decide what kind of speech it hosts and promotes.
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Authoritarians are working to refashion the internet from technology that promotes freedom to a tool of oppression.
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Zindler said, promotes the adoption of dogs that often get left on the streets or in shelters.
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The only information available about them is on the website of a nonprofit that promotes the program.
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Zhang told Bloomberg that Haidilao often promotes staff to management roles, and seldom hires outside the organization.
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America," in which he said the party "hates the American flag" and, among other things, "promotes terrorism.
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And the type of vision the left promotes is one that specifically addresses racial and gender inequality.
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In April, the administration also froze funding to the United Nations agency that promotes family planning efforts.
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Now he is a member of USA Boxing, a nonprofit organization that promotes Olympic-style amateur competitions.
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"They are radically different cultures," said Mindy Lubber, chief executive of Ceres, which promotes responsible business practices.
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Cassandra Porter is the founder of Optimism by Fire which is an organization that promotes black philanthropy.
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The lack of any foam layers promotes more airflow, making this mattress more breathable without sacrificing comfort.
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ALEC, of course, is the corporate lobbying group that crafts and promotes model legislation advancing business interests.
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A sign promotes a Chinese aid project to renovate a once-crumbling mosque and a faded madrasa.
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Promundo, a nonprofit organization that promotes gender equity, surveyed roughly 1,300 American men between 18 and 30.
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The president routinely promotes strong economic data and the rising stock market in speeches and at rallies.
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He also serves as chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, which promotes the interests of northern England.
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She said the bill doesn't fix the state's "chronic underfunding of public education" and promotes privatization instead.
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Mark Milley, chief of staff of the Army, also said budget uncertainty promotes inefficiency and cost overruns.
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An LED billboard over Times Square promotes its exclusive alliance with Coachella, which kicks off next week.
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"The issue isn't how the administration talks about numbers, it's how the administration promotes enrollment," he said.
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It opposes mandatory European Union quotas for accepting migrants and promotes as coal as an energy source.
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In short, American diplomacy plays an important role in American security, a security which promotes our prosperity.
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"The United States must model governance that promotes transparency and is free from undue influence," he wrote.
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It promotes itself as a modern enterprise — transparent, socially responsible and run by executives trained at Harvard.
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The NRA, like the AARP or AAA, promotes discounts in order to entice potential members to join.
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In his book, Mr. Barker asserts that productivity culture often promotes faking confidence without considering these drawbacks.
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Ten percent of used-book sales are given to Indy Reads, an area organization that promotes literacy.
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Trump promotes Fox News, and network personalities (with some exceptions, including most notably Shep Smith) defend him.
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"WAGGGS aggressively promotes abortion and promiscuous sex on behalf of its 10 million members," the Counsel writes.
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This absorption theory is quite popular, and that's certainly the one that the South Korean state promotes.
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These subreddits include: /r/whitenationalism, which has thousands of subscribers; /r/darkenlightenment, which promotes a nihilistic worldview opposed to democracy and egalitarianism; /r/gentilesunited, an anti-Semitic community that blames Jews for the world's ills; and /r/whitebeauty, which promotes "fascist beauty standards," according to the page's description.
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In her seven years of hosting the event, Boyd, the founder of Simply, a digital influencer agency, has noticed an interesting trend: When one of her ex-Bachelor clients promotes the conference, they will sell 210 times the number of tickets as when an A-List celebrity promotes it.
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But your book really promotes the voter, that came in contact with him, and the passion he engendered.
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So Open Markets is built to fight the environment of law and regulation that currently promotes unrestrained monopoly.
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Kavala is accused of spreading the protests through his organization, Anadolu Kultur, which promotes culture and human rights.
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Sex also releases dopamine, a reward-oriented hormone that promotes the development of new cells in the brain.
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The military views meditation as "mindfulness training," a soft technology that promotes inner peace while waging outward violence.
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Daly's wife, who actively promotes the arts, heritage, and cultural events in the town, helps with his cause.
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Our Moments: Couples card game This card game promotes intimacy by learning about and focusing on each other.
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Basketball is so inherently tailored to these platforms that the league promotes itself inevitably, a self-replicating monster.
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Instead, he promotes testing in geo-fenced areas at medium speeds around 30 mph to get denser data.
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"What you show the world is what kind of promotes a sense of confidence right now," Grant said.
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It promotes aromatic sprays to treat depression and anxiety, and most infamously, jade eggs to increase vaginal tightness.
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Uber has always pitched itself as an app that promotes safety by taking drunk drivers off the road.
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Ubervision tells you when you're getting fat, promotes local food, reminds you where your wife goes on Wednesdays.
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I've always been a UFC fan and I like Conor McGregor and the way he promotes it [MMA].
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"Synchrony has also been linked to oxytocin release in humans, which promotes trust and co-operation," King said.
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Advocates of the system have pointed to this type of campaign style, saying it promotes civility in politics.
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Trump evidently expects more loyalty out of Fox, a network that he often promotes while attacking its competitors.
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Geofeedia, for instance, promotes its research into Greenpeace activists, student demonstrations, minimum wage advocates, and other political movements.
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Gastineau now works with USA Football's Heads Up Football, an NFL-sanctioned program that promotes safer tackling practices.
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It promotes organ donation and people can see the outcome of it and how happy they really are.
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The weekly ad also promotes a fresh, USDA Choice hand-trimmed beef tenderloin roast for $9.99 per pound.
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We're 100% behind Clare's argument that it's time to fight back against the culture that promotes this message.
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He also called out the initiative Fridays for Future, which tracks and promotes climate strikes around the world.
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He also promotes the videos on his monthly radio show, broadcast in 18 languages by All-India Radio.
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He disapproves of men and women shaking hands, promotes marrying young, and chides Muslims who wear "skintight" clothes.
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Anti-vaccination advocate Andreas Kalcker's "Forbidden Health," which promotes chlorine dioxide as an autism cure, was also removed.
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The investors, Mitch and Freada Kapor, run an organization that promotes diversity and inclusion in the tech sector.
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YouGov calculates that 20153% of Labour voters hold "authoritarian populist" views that chime with things that UKIP promotes.
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But he indirectly promotes, through his repeated criticism, those written by those he would consider rats — even more.
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General Motors is advocating for a new nationwide program that promotes electric cars and other zero-emissions vehicles.
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The #BankExit movement promotes the idea of moving money out of big banks and into local credit unions.
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The company is charged with violating antitrust laws because of how it promotes products through its shopping service.
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To the extent that TCM promotes a healthy diet and way of life, it is to be lauded.
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And the army, believing the country to be surrounded by enemies, promotes a doctrine of persecution and paranoia.
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It also promotes gender equality and helps keep women connected to the workforce and contributing to the economy.
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She's lucky to have a mother who really uses her image to promotes our unique strengths as women.
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The Council of Senior Religious Scholars also stated that the power-up mechanic promotes the theory of evolution.
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His wife, who runs the agency that promotes the islands' financial sector, described it as "smacking of colonialism".
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The prime minister, Narendra Modi, loudly promotes a Clean India campaign aimed at building toilets and tidying streets.
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" Dounia Tazi: "The internet inspires my fashion but in a way that it promotes subjectivity rather than specificity.
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He still promotes conspiracy theories against the US and openly blames the country for many of Turkey's woes.
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HuffPo adds that XHamster also promotes the less-than-progressive Donald Trump in an advertisement on its site.
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Stapp now works for New Era Colorado, a non-partisan group that promotes political engagement among young Americans.
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Konecki is co-founder of Life water and its charity Drop4drop, which promotes global access to clean water.
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The challenge to the cross came from the American Humanist Association, an advocacy group that promotes secular governance.
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I'm curious whether you think virtual reality promotes empathy, something you mention in Dawn of the New Everything.
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Unlike many of Netflix's experiments, this video promo test also promotes Netflix's other shows, beyond its original content.
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Corporate boards are now shying away from celebrities and looking for the Level 5 leaders that Collins promotes.
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The animated commercial promotes the idea that Coke is enjoyed by everyone no matter their race or beliefs.
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At best, the image is an ethnic stereotype that promotes cultural misunderstanding; at worst, it is intensely derogatory.
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Instead, the Women's March Alliance promotes the singular message that all women must come together to force change.
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Twitter is testing an advertising subscription service that automatically promotes advertisers' tweets and profiles for $99 per month.
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Orban's government has been waging a campaign against Soros - who promotes liberal causes through his charities - for years.
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Thomas Tucker is a cofounder of The New Majority California, a political action committee that promotes fiscal responsibility.
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Bob Inglis, who now heads a group that promotes "free enterprise" approaches to climate, also applauded the move.
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As it promotes its own banking app, NAB is at loggerheads with another mobile payments provider, Apple Pay.
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Tepper curates, books, and promotes for ROAM, her series of pop-up events in the Washington D.C. area.
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She also organises guided cycle rides around the World Heritage Site and promotes local producers in her shop.
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The trending tab actively promotes some of the most popular content on YouTube and could deliver that support.
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This type of work atmosphere, says Gelman, promotes the type of network The Wing hopes members will develop.
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Brittany runs the bar, Tyler promotes, Katyann shows up, Charlie photographs, Mauricio has done most of the flyers.
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It means supporting a government that promotes free speech, rather than quashing challenging voices with threats or imprisonment.
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" Brown also said the document is "not a viewpoint that I or this company endorses, promotes or encourages.
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The feedback loop, in which instability promotes proliferation, brings into sharp focus the need to promote nuclear disarmament.
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It creates jobs, supports infrastructure and schools, and promotes positive social outcomes in health, education and family stability.
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Brandon J. Wolf is the vice president of The Dru Project, a nonprofit group that promotes LGBTQIA equality.
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The U.S. patent system is unique because it recognizes that none of that matters—unless it promotes progress.
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This is an important bill that promotes evidence-based programs to reduce recidivism and crime in America's communities.
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Any artistic institution that promotes such messages risks losing its national and international audience, and perhaps a boycott.
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"There is some evidence to show that classical music promotes calm behavior in shelter dogs," she told Insider.
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Democrats need to come up with a realistic agenda that promotes both individual liberty and the common good.
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The Parisian institution led by Jean-Laurent Bonnafé promotes itself "as a leading bank in the euro zone".
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It is tightly controlled, with a clear division of labor: The advertiser pays; the publisher creates; Facebook promotes.
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She promotes the gold standard as a means to discipline budget policy and to prevent financial market bubbles.
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To be clear, I am supportive of the president when he promotes conservative policies (as he often does).
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He is the recipient of a fellowship from Undocupoets, a group that promotes the work of undocumented poets.
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"The Mexican government in no way promotes illegal migration," Videgaray told reporters at a Mexico City news conference.
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Mr. Trump's business interests there might well pose a conflict with any policy he promotes toward that nation.
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The Stock Exchange of Thailand, for example, now has an online platform that promotes investment in social enterprises.
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Cedar products are great for repelling moths, spiders, and absorbing odor and moisture (which promotes mold and mildew).
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Benson also is the co-founder of ASIANetwork, a consortium of about 22016 colleges that promotes Asian studies.
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This April, Waldman promotes the films of Cao Guimarães, one of Brazil's most prolific artists of the 1980s.
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The problem is that Greenfield, who has written books about health and triathlons, also promotes anti-vaccination hoaxes.
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Sense-making promotes deep, robust, and flexible understanding, allowing people to apply what they know to new problems.
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Any use of antibiotics promotes the development and spread of multi-drug-resistant infections, or superbugs, he said.
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From the wine to the art on the walls, Salmon n' Bannock celebrates and promotes First Nations culture.
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The Catholic Church, for example, promotes family planning for couples who want to manage when they conceive children.
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The company spun off from research at Linaro, an organization that promotes development on top of ARM chips.
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Sabina Trojanova, who promotes eco-friendly travel to her audience of 97,000 follower, does it with coupon codes.
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This requires a tax code that rewards work, promotes good jobs and helps Americans climb the economic ladder.
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Lopez is president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund, a national advocacy organization that promotes liberty, opportunity and prosperity.
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That's still true, because when he promotes a fellow YouTuber, their subscriber base tends to inflate within hours.
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Stash promotes a positive mindset around investing by encouraging those without deep wallets to put money in ETFs.
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We can certainly create an environment that promotes growth and rewards companies that keep their jobs in America.
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Shares of Live Nation (LYV), which promotes live events, have dropped more than 40% so far this year.
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To that end, Foer promotes the concept of the "knowledge monopoly," which he qualifies with a mischievous grin.
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His bill promotes the longstanding desire of many, mostly Western, states to claim control over endangered species management.
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But it also promotes nimble, mindful cooking, as I learned during dinner on a quiet Sunday in July.
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The result was larger and airier, with dramatic views and an open layout that promotes indoor-outdoor living.
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A penchant for absolute formulations promotes unrealistic expectations and ignores both social costs and the rights of others.
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Next, we must overhaul the recruitment system so it promotes trust and understanding between employer and domestic worker.
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The ad promotes Salesforce's ability to help a shoe seller offer a personalized service to e-commerce customers.
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Kavala is accused of spreading the protests through his organisation, Anadolu Kultur, which promotes culture and human rights.
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No matter how fragmented it is, TV seamlessly promotes its fiction as politics and its politics as entertainment.
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There is no room for content that promotes violence, direct threats, terrorist or hate speeches on our platform.
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The website promotes its doves as truly all white and superior to those provided by other dove services.
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Or Madori-kun, a wrestler with a floor plan for a head that promotes a real estate agency.
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Fred Wertheimer is the president of Democracy21, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that promotes government integrity, accountability and transparency.
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It returned the next year, and now Heber Springs promotes its winter swan population as a tourist attraction.
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"They beat him to death," said Ms. Elgizouli, 26, who works for an organization that promotes reproductive health.
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"I'm so happy about the change because it's more inclusive and it promotes equality," Ms. Garcia Johnson said.
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Invitalia, an Italian government agency that promotes trading opportunities, created a company focused on expanding investment in Iran.
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