It broke voters down into four quadrants, socially liberal and economically liberal, socially conservative and economically conservative, socially conservative and economically liberal and socially liberal and economically conservative.
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People will tell us that sexuality is socially constructed, race is socially constructed, beauty.
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The other kind was a socially relevant song about something socially relevant in our time.
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"I know it sounds as if it's socially progressive, but it's not a socially progressive issue," he says.
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For the socially anxious, or even just the socially inept, New Year's Eve is a historically tough holiday.
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Instead, critics have been arguing about them, praising them as socially beneficial or disparaging them as socially harmful.
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During the Bloomberg mayoral years, Mr. Trump became more socially conservative, as Mr. Bloomberg became more socially liberal.
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You can be socially isolated without reporting feelings of loneliness, and you can be lonely without being socially isolated.
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You can be socially isolated without reporting feelings of loneliness, and you can be lonely without being socially isolated.
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"But Chinese women are also more socially adept, socially skilled and speak better English (than Chinese men)," he adds.
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"It's socially acceptable for men to display ambition, but it's not socially the norm for women," Ms. Kimmell said. Mrs.
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Dickerson fumed as her socially liberal proposals went down and the socially conservative measures she opposed sailed through the subcommittee.
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Hägglund adopts these categories: the realm of necessity involves socially necessary labor and the realm of freedom involves socially available free time.
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Fellowships are available for Moore College of Art & Design's studio-based MFA in Socially-Engaged Studio Art or MA in Socially-Engaged Art.
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We're starting to use Commend as a way of leading our community to more socially aware, socially progressive initiatives—teaching, bringing people together.
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Contempt expressed by the socially powerful toward the socially vulnerable is a much greater moral danger than contempt that flows in the opposite direction.
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Cruz sought to undermine Trump' support among Iowa's socially conservative Republican primary voters by linking Trump to the socially liberal values in New York City.
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"I want this show to be a socially conscious, socially aware examination of different types of crime around the world," Murphy said in the announcement.
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"You can live a socially conservative lifestyle, but it doesn't mean you want to legislate other people to have a socially conservative lifestyle," Petersen said.
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In financial circles, socially responsible investments (SRI) and funds geared toward environmentally, socially and governance-friendly (ESG) projects have grown in popularity with millennial investors.
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Why should women have to tolerate behavior that is neither standard nor socially acceptable -- that is frankly gross -- in order to accommodate a socially inept man?
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In 3,000 total simulations, a socially intolerant person on our measure is more supportive of autocratic alternatives than a socially tolerant person 100 percent of the time.
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"People who are more socially connected live longer than people who are less socially connected," said Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University.
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For one day in spring, behaviors that are normally considered socially unacceptable – pranks, deception, even heartlessness – become temporarily socially acceptable, made lighter by the prospect of laughter.
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Such big subjects didn't come up in the Zuckerberg hearings because socially wealthy and socially poor people experience Facebook differently and perceive reality and social problems differently.
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This presidential campaign is more than a shitshow, an authoritarian fit, or a clash between the identity politics of socially isolated white people and socially overstimulated snake people.
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He made donations to the Gay Men's Health Crisis in the '80s, because that was socially acceptable, and that was seen as the socially good thing to do.
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At the same time—as union power and membership declined across America—the Democratic party grew more uniformly socially liberal: a terrible fit for staid, socially conservative West Virginia.
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Communication cues that might be intuitive for socially comfortable people (like wrapping up a story when people lose interest) might take some practice for a person who's socially awkward.
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The WHO expects this move to help remove stigma and make transgender people more socially acceptable (although this idea says something about people with mental illnesses not being socially acceptable).
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French politics may realign with a modern center-left party, mildly pro-market but socially liberal on one side and more socially conservative and zealously free-market on the other.
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On Monday morning Politico reported that Ivanka is really disappointed that her brand of being "socially liberal in the sheets, but socially conservative in the streets" is not working out.
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Rock — or at least the anthemic, metaphoric, Hard Rock Cafe version of big rock — has become more socially accessible but less socially essential, synchronously shackled by its own formal limitations.
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"Survey researchers have long known that peoples' desire to present themselves in a positive light may lead them to understate socially undesirable behaviors and overstate socially desirable behaviors," she said.
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Starting in the 1970s, as ethnocultural issues — social and identity-related issues — became more central to our politics, socially conservative Southern Democrats and socially liberally Northern Republicans began to switch parties.
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Socially conscious funds have crept into the mainstream over the past couple of decades, and funds that focus on big American companies are a more mature area of socially conscious investing.
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" "I was raised in a very socially conservative home.
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If they're using the term in the strict sense, it says they're against the idea that problems in society are socially constructed or even that most of our experiences are socially constructed.
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It's even an issue in societies that are more socially permissive — you tell me your country isn't very religious right now but rather seems socially malleable, with many young, unmarried people in relationships.
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Big cities are becoming younger, more ethnically diverse, more educated and more socially liberal, while smaller towns are ageing, are less diverse, more nostalgic and more socially conservative, studies by political geographers show.
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Speaking about the superhero focus, episode writer Steven Moffatt expressed a specific love for the "socially incompetent shy people" they hide behind, which he said "gives hope to all socially incompetent shy people".
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To begin with, this sexual assault has ruined me socially.
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Race being socially constructed, things work differently in different places.
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These technologies were also viewed as socially and economically disruptive.
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He has pledged to transform Saudi Arabia economically and socially.
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Particularly for women, who are socially conditioned to seek perfection.
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Working alone from home can make you pretty socially inept.
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Then again, he's been socially liberal in many ways too.
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" Because of this Stanley says "I wasn't very socially adept.
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We're going to be a progressive government, socially and economically.
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Socially conscious, more willing to spend and highly digitally connected.
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This is a fantastic time to network, professionally and socially.
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"A lot of the guys here struggle socially," says Mandeli.
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I know Steve socially, and he suggested it to me.
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Markets, properly regulated, are a socially healthy form of gambling.
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They're physically and socially close to their audience and targets.
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Trump helped make hate more "socially acceptable," as Gerstenfeld said.
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In the meantime, the real work has to happen socially.
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Readers who participate in socially conscious campaigns like this one.
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The socially more liberal United Arab Emirates does it too.
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I've got a big investment, not only personally but socially.
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I came out and socially transitioned about three years ago.
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Female coalitions preserve bonobo peace by keeping males socially submissive.
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What's socially acceptable or unacceptable to say in public shifts.
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Pence's dishonesty is not just spiritually toxic, but socially radioactive.
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And where does greed get us — financially, socially, and politically?
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We're clearly entering a golden age of socially conscious athletes.
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Socially, unauthorized immigrants live alongside legal immigrants and US citizens.
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Fencing schools were not always considered socially acceptable in Germany.
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Yet they can promote more candidates with socially conservative views.
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Diya is a quiet, kind hearted, and socially anxious jock.
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The unmarried male population is concentrated both geographically and socially.
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Read This Next: This Is Why You're So Socially Awkward
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It was a tough time for me socially, I guess.
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Socially driven curation is not the be all, end all.
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For years, socially conscious investing tactics haven't seemed to work.
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Political backstabbing, socially undermining someone, publicly belittling others, and ostracism.
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Your point is the American public is already socially responsible.
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Become socially generous and make people feel good about themselves.
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Legally, politically, economically, socially, culturally, it very clearly does matter.
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They weren't doing good educationally, socially, they were not happy.
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A socially conscious critic is sometimes more alert to that.
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Were Lucky Jack and Dapper Joe accepted socially in Shanghai?
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Excisors were socially and economically envied by the other women.
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Well, companies have more impact socially than people realize, too.
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Personally and socially it may be, but commercially not yet.
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It's still kind of socially looked down upon for women.
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It's not that they don't want a socially progressive nation.
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He just acts like one, because he's so socially awkward.
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It's definitely important because it is about being socially aware.
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Identify where the people who are most socially isolated live.
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Amazon should not be viewed as a socially insensitive company.
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Socially and ethnically diverse groups enhance creativity, innovation and performance.
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You know, because of socially mandated beauty standards and stuff.
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"womanhood," were not biological conditions but socially constructed ideals, concepts
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NCF has worked with socially conservative, Christian organizations in Uganda.
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He later gravitated toward a more socially engaged, documentary style.
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Socially conscious, she married a man but identifies as bisexual.
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Societies in this condition are culturally tense and socially isolated.
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Although economically and socially disadvantaged, Margot is not easily exploited.
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There is nothing admirable, positive or socially desirable about it.
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Half of the 240,000 were estimated to be "socially excluded".
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Education does more than create critically minded, socially responsible citizens.
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It's not so socially accepted to touch and to cuddle.
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This group includes Shapiro, and they know each other socially.
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Consumerism in Pyongyang has become more socially acceptable and visible.
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And first I'm socially liberal, fiscally conservative and proudly independent.
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What do you mean by socially liberal but fiscally conservative?
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"The patients are also complex clinically and socially," Sommers said.
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I think it would be socially irresponsible and somewhat dangerous.
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Liking geeky things doesn't mean you're socially maladjusted by default.
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This makes it both liberating and socially acceptable, says Nasser.
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Oiticica's project was more conspicuously "socially engaged" than MacPhee's is.
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That's racial bias — but it's also a socially constructed illusion.
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After giving birth, she feels mocked, shamed and socially demoted.
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In recent years, socially liberal policies have begun to flourish.
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These kids are sometimes socially awkward, but always sweetly earnest.
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Black people who use the same language are penalized socially.
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The way that we think is inscribed in us socially.
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Newsom called for restaurants to socially distance patrons within establishments.
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Even the Easter Bunny has to socially distance himself now.
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Historically Democrats, most are also socially conservative hunters and fishers.
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They're housekeepers, janitors, or geniuses — socially inept or fundamentally stupid.
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Socially distancing at home means our fashion choices have changed.
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His parents, who are fond of her, are socially conservative.
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But we should redouble our efforts to be socially close.
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Otherwise, "socially liberal" or not, you're greedy, plain and simple.
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But it is fat in a more socially acceptable way.
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However, you are not socially obligated to issue this invitation.
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We must shore up our internal cohesion: economically, politically, socially.
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Ralph feels socially estranged by his deep sense of loss.
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Socially, eating restrictions like intermittent fasting can be very limiting.
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"Masculinity stems from gender, which is socially constructed," says Man.
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Mr. Cummings, a spindly, socially diffident, unsmiling figure, spoke next.
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Socially, residential colleges combine people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
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The company has focused on philanthropic and socially conscious investing.
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This country belongs to white people culturally, politically, socially, everything.
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Socially intelligent people approach every interaction as a learning opportunity
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"You cannot socially distance yourself at a gym," he said.
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One is the absence of socially liberal, economically conservative voters.
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Hers was socially centered from a class point of view.
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November 3 will mark two years since Leo socially transitioned.
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South Bend was generally Democratic but also quite socially conservative.
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Read This Next: This is Why You're So Socially Awkward
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Therefore, when environmental influences are radically different between population groups, especially between those who are socially dominant and socially subordinated, we cannot say that a given physical result is being determined by the genes.
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With DACA hanging in the balance, America has a group of people on the verge of being socially integrated, but legally isolated — socially championed, but legally victimized — in a way we've never really seen before.
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These episodes illustrate what seems to be one of the enduring themes of our age: socially dominant groups, recipients of myriad unearned advantages, willfully refusing to acknowledge them, despite persistent efforts from socially disadvantaged groups.
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His incredible imagination, unguarded and socially conscious at the same time.
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The socially progressive economic conservative in America has long been disenfranchised.
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Besides the cost, some trans people socially transition without hormonal intervention.
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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But markets must be well-designed to produce socially beneficial outcomes.
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I'm sorry we didn't have a better, more socially accepted candidate.
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I respect that, but I don't believe it is socially productive.
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It is the socially acceptable prejudice, and it needs to stop.
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Also, money and fame don't make everyone socially and politically incognizant.
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OpenInvest, Grow Invest, and Aspiration all offer socially conscious investment options.
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It's a hugely risky project for Modi, both politically and socially.
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It's not entirely clear why some animals have socially contagious itching.
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Kimberly was socially awkward and didn't have many friends at school.
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I spent a year socially transitioning before beginning my medical transition.
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Body positivity is the hottest new trend in socially conscious marketing.
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Mr Shaxson is right that parts of finance are socially useless.
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The attorney said he last talked to Nelson socially in 2005.
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Can they give us tools to organize socially in meaningful ways?
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Serling was a socially conscious writer and a genius at plotting.
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I met Kim through Lorraine Schwartz, just socially a few times.
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In the West polygamy is too rare to be socially destabilising.
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"That needs to happen in a socially responsible way," he said.
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That's a much more typical seed size for socially responsible ETFs.
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It is aware, but not too angry; socially conscious yet catchy.
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Yet the DUP, a socially conservative Protestant outfit, is vehemently against.
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Far from bashing immigrants, he aims to woo socially conservative ones.
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Socially awkward Huck took his duties as best man very seriously.
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Senators did not meet these people socially, or at fund-raisers.
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"[He's] very socially confident and has that vibe," the actor explains.
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A record number of "socially conscious" mutual funds launched last year.
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Marginalised politically and socially, many turned to business and became wealthy.
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Kirchners pursued socially inclusive and redistributive policies based on the premise
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And with that, he decided to start transitioning, physically and socially.
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And it causes students to perform worse academically and struggle socially.
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Other countries have made significant efforts to socially police their people.
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Schultz navigated the company through tremendous growth while remaining socially conscious.
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Emmanuel Macron, her opponent, leads the socially liberal party En Marche!
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The home of the Cheney family is a socially conservative state.
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Millennials also are big proponents of "socially responsible" or "ethical" investing.
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Drinking is always socially contingent; there's a lot of conformity involved.
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He believes in equality amongst the genders – economically, politically and socially.
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Planned Parenthood has always been a magnet for socially conservative controversy.
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Also, personally, I know cannabis really helped open me up socially.
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Today, M is getting a bit smarter and more socially capable.
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What good is anything these days if it doesn't scale socially?
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As smoking has become less socially acceptable, smoking rates have declined.
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Who's up here on stage being socially conscious about black people?
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It belongs to a category of things called socially constructed things.
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This compassionate, socially conscious filmmaker is a major emerging talent. (filmlinc.org.)
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"You're completely isolated socially and, frequently, run off campus," she said.
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The "socially conscious" Blockchain Summit is already in its third year.
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Socially responsible investments have taken off in popularity in recent years.
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Women are leading movements politically, socially and culturally across the country.
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Are we doing something socially, culturally or medically that's killing men?
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Traditional smoking is less socially acceptable – and vaping is gaining traction.
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Americanization, and the rise of socially conservative, free-market politics. At
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They can also become more socially active by joining community groups.
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I can't think of a socially acceptable way to find out.
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Because it's not something that, you know, socially yet is acceptable.
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"There are fewer socially conservative Democrats in the party," Robertson said.
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Studies indicate that school shooters were bullied, ostracized, and socially rejected.
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He suggests decriminalizing the drug not just legally, but also socially.
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They want to be socially connected with their boss as well.
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They were going to miss the next socially conscious Mark Zuckerberg.
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Katz saw Rauschenberg and Johns socially a few times after that.
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The pack might be two wolves, but socially, they are dominant.
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Franken is an old-fashioned economic liberal with socially progressive sensibilities.
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Of course, socially dominant groups have every incentive to ignore luck.
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Lately, they've started hanging out socially and there's definitely chemistry there.
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At the moment, many people feel disoriented culturally, socially and politically.
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So people have stopped eating them—it's about being socially conscious.
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I can't pinpoint the exact moment when I felt socially crippled.
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But eventually, he gave into peer pressure and started smoking socially.
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His drawings often combined the socially approved with the culturally ostracized.
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Saewyc believes that the findings in her study are socially significant.
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I learn that mental "disorders" are socially constructed and historically specific.
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Postmodernism sees every truth and fact as "situational" and socially constructed.
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On Tuesday, the government scolded its citizens for socially irresponsible behavior.
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Just because you're socially distancing doesn't mean that you can't connect.
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"We need to practice common sense and socially distance," Newsom said.
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Socially speaking, can we still go out to bars and restaurants?
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The internet helps, even as we distance from each other socially.
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Ted Cruz, portray O'Rourke as too radical for socially conservative Texas.
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Physically, spiritually, socially, we are — as a nation — fantasists of control.
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We're living in a socially engineered environment because of our history.
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No matter the motivation, it's bad news—both physically and socially.
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"She was very socially aware," family friend Vaune Albanese tells PEOPLE.
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The vast majority of older women are socially and politically powerless.
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I had a socially sophisticated barber when I was a kid.
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Early on, homosexuality was simply socially unacceptable to most American communities.
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What will it take to provide truly personalized socially responsible investing?
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For the socially anxious, this may be a blessing in disguise.
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Jamal is back on the football team but apparently thriving socially.
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By my 52nd birthday, I was socially, hormonally and legally male.
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Trust us to decide what is socially beneficial, and what isn't.
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We also need the carrot of socially generative assembly from afar.
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In case after case, we learn how socially-minded design matters.
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Though Cunard knew Brancusi socially, she never posed for the artist.
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His screenwriter, Jerry Jones (Key), has aspirations to socially conscious realism.
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Alien abduction and mental illness are both very taboo subjects socially.
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John McCain are "stupid" and "socially unnatural," Anthony Scaramucci said Thursday.
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Mr. Trump has known Newt and Callista Gingrich socially for years.
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DC: I was doing sketches that were funny but socially irresponsible.
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The tone is Austen-Trollope, light and stinging and socially secure.
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At least for the moment, disengagement is no longer socially acceptable.
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Both public and private Cameos are intended to be shared socially.
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Socially though, there was no economic divide between students on campus.
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Still, investors shouldn't go overboard with bets on socially responsible companies.
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They may even be socially stigmatized until their period is over.
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And we've got some pretty socially activist players on our team.
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Through her work, she tells personal, informative, and socially conscious stories.
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"Every asset class has a socially responsible investing component," she says.
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DIMON: LLOYD AND I SEE EACH OTHER SOCIALLY AND OUR SPOUSES.
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This sort of event is seen as no longer socially acceptable.
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Many Americans have views that are socially liberal and economically conservative.
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Feeling secure is critical to them thriving emotionally, academically and socially.
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These kids are sometimes socially awkward, but they're always sweetly earnest.
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These kids are sometimes socially awkward, but they're always sweetly earnest.
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Young, gay, handsome and socially effervescent, Nutter de-cobwebbed bespoke tailoring.
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"We have thoughtful, socially conscious and digitally savvy players," Gotham said.
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Integration of the complexity of our experiences — erotically, intellectually, and socially.
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Unraveling those relationships is likely to be economically and socially disruptive.
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What do you think will be the spark of it, socially?
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"We need people to socially isolate and socially distance, and we need people to stay home if they're sick," said Heather Boushey, the president of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a left-leaning think tank.
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He is very interesting socially and politically, in context with Lao-Tzu.
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Barring the door to these people is wrong and socially self-defeating.
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This blurring, Preller added, can then hamper our ability to interact socially.
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Results showed that children with greater connectivity were better at communicating socially.
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He was a socially conservative Catholic man and he respected the GOP.
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The fashion industry isn't always the most conscious — socially, economically, or ecologically.
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"We weren't sure how she was going to be socially," he said.
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Betterment—and rival Wealthfront—both introduced their socially responsible portfolios this month.
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To them, we weren't deranged fans; we were at their level socially.
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It wasn't socially acceptable to be like this for a long time.
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Find influencers who are relevant to your audience, both geographically and socially.
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If they're not a little obsessive-compulsive, they're a little socially awkward.
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But she also holds some more socially conservative positions than the chancellor.
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In fact, members actively cultivate an atmosphere that favors socially progressive values.
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Oh, okay... Well either way, doing so is now officially socially acceptable.
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Nowadays, Anna is the social butterfly; Kate can be more socially awkward.
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But, socially, my wife and I spent a lot of time indoors.
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He is also socially conservative, opposing both legal abortion and gay rights.
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Lyft has sought to brand itself as a more socially conscious company.
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But do consumers perceive McDonald's as a socially or environmentally responsible company?
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There are lots of stereotypes of young moms, both socially and visually.
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By contrast, "Anywheres" are cosmopolitan, socially liberal, internationalist and comfortable with change.
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They did not want ED drugs, which they saw as socially inappropriate.
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"I would do everything I could to be socially active," says Glassman.
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The Beautiful Boy actor shares how he grapples with being socially aware.
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Weld was socially liberal as governor, supporting abortion rights and gun control.
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We're constantly doing socially inappropriate things when we're inside our mobile bubbles.
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This often leaves them not only sexually frustrated but also socially marginalised.
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She's clearly looking for excuses to make this feel more socially acceptable.
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Its members tended to be more pro-business and more socially conservative.
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But intolerance in the socially conservative nation is an obstacle to change.
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And lowering tuition would be fantastic both socially and in the marketplace.
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" She added: "I'm compelled to make emotionally, socially, and politically challenging pieces.
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The message is so different for where we're at politically and socially.
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Growing up, it shaped him socially, even when his pants were on.
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"This entire experience has made a big difference socially, too," says Carrie.
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In Indiana, Democratic city, but not that Democratic and very socially conservative.
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We could ensure it didn't suffer when it was put down socially.
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Which door do you think a socially awkward person like Lionel chooses?
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As long as interactions stay within socially acceptable boundaries, then it's cool.
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The second concern that we had is that this is socially unequal.
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"We have been accused on Internet of being irresponsible socially," Wu said.
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You make the point that everybody is different—physically, psychologically, and socially.
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There are different terms used in the industry for socially responsible investments.
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And I'm not judging, I'm just saying socially that's where they are.
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The potential pitfalls of socially conscious criticism extend to casting as well.
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It's almost as socially acceptable to say you're not drinking as drinking.
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Athletic Diya is a naturally gifted jock, but shy and socially terrified.
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So many people fell victim to heroin because it was socially acceptable.
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But Mr Cartes's socially sensitive version of laissez-faire has its drawbacks.
|
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Ivanka Trump presents herself on social media and elsewhere as socially progressive.
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"We need our car to be socially accepted into this playing ground."
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It's dangerous, devastating, crippling, and it's a killer, and still socially acceptable.
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In the early days of BentoBox, she hired someone she knew socially.
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What it signifies to them—individually, socially—revealed in an unguarded manner.
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Could you imagine being as arrogant or as socially gauche as John?
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He'd run into members socially, and inevitably the subject would come up.
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I can't wait until it's more socially acceptable to drink my weed.
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The woman had become socially isolated as a result of the condition.
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But these groups advance an extreme and socially destructive left-wing agenda.
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Making a socially valuable choice provides an immediate pleasure of its own.
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Private equity as "business building" is very socially beneficial when done right.
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Artistically, socially, my time there was important, but it was not sustainable.
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They are often perceived as selfish, spoiled, anxious, socially inept, and lonely.
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Ms. Headland is far more affable and socially adept than her characters.
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C. is going to take a really hard hit, culturally, socially, everything.
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Iraq now is more politically and socially fractured than it was then.
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Schultz's message — socially liberal, economically conservative — is the polar opposite of populism.
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People take cues from leaders and media they view as socially aligned.
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Gizmodo: What are some socially important forms of human-on-human deception?
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When he goes out socially, he usually eats a puréed meal beforehand.
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Many Canadian immigrants, particularly from China and South Asia, lean socially conservative,
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Medi Club's focus is making meditation modern and socially appealing to millennials.
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Socially speaking, we're living in a world of constant disruption and change.
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The hardest thing is the living space and how we're treated socially.
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I'm pro immigration and probably more socially liberally than anyone I know.
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In socially important events like weddings, preparations of jackfruit are increasingly favoured.
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LA2024 promises to be environmentally friendly, human-rights conscious, and socially responsible.
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Cynthia E. Smith is the Cooper Hewitt's curator of socially responsible design.
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They are an incredibly creative generation, and socially very aware and responsible.
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Pakistan is socially conservative, and about 96 percent of citizens are Muslim.
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Having food, socially distancing and staying healthy are distinctly important right now.
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JK, I'm just too socially awkward and all this noise is frightening.
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A Blade of Glass announced its 2016 Fellows for Socially Engaged Art.
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"It no longer has to do with being socially isolated," Perel said.
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But even though race is socially constructed, it's a very firm construct.
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I defy the stereotypes of someone who can't possibly "get it" socially.
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They also may be socially isolated and less able to seek help.
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We are facing a national emergency in this country, economically and socially.
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"People are using their reason to be socially competent actors," Kahan says.
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"These are people who feel they are slipping, socially," Mr. Vignal said.
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A lot of people say ageism is the last socially acceptable prejudice.
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The Sixth is musically and socially the most unconventional of the set.
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The city will change, one hopes — socially and economically — for the good.
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Is there something about Fortnite that makes people feel more socially inclined?
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Behavior was socially tolerated in the past that should not have been.
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Socially, economically and in matters of peace and war in Northern Ireland.
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Coal is Colorado's worst option, economically, environmentally, socially, and every other way.
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Socially, Facebook has certain redeeming qualities that are valuable to the public.
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Both of my parents were very politically aware, socially minded, and humanitarian.
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"Economically, socially and politically, it was a totally different situation," he said.
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"If we are socially responsible, many of these activities can still continue."
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We knew each other socially for years, but the closeness is new.
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So here I can present her first dance for the socially isolated.
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Psychedelics may also change the way we feel about being excluded socially.
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Politically, socially and culturally, we suspect each other's motives and plain sanity.
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They are fully independent and creating something so important socially and culturally.
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Plus, socially conscious travelers will appreciate the emphasis on supporting local communities.
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Identity is socially, politically and legally determined, even if shaped by genetics.
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It picks at the conflict between socially conditioned masculinity and gay desire.
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We all need to socially distance to keep ourselves and others safe.
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Being quarantined today is less socially straining than just a decade ago.
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Mr. Berger has replaced one socially and environmentally deadly vision with another.
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"Kids need diversity both socially and athletically," he said in an email.
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When these laws are applied, women are disproportionately penalized, legally and socially.
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His marriage to her was hypergamous, with her lifting him up socially.
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Some of Saied's young supporters are concerned about his socially conservative views.
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The Tories' list of target voters also includes socially conservative ethnic minorities.
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Norms, after all, are not fixed; what's "socially appropriate" differs by culture.
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"They're not associated geographically or socially with these people," Mr. Harrington said.
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"The students' demands for truth show they are socially responsible," he said.
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What if we could innovate socially and economically at the same time?
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"It begins to make guns seem less socially acceptable," Dr. Siegel said.
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Shuttering it today would be not only fiscally unsound but socially irresponsible.
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I find that nunchi is a great way to be socially successful.
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Of course, for many socially conservative Christians, areas of real concern remain.
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All employers are forced into this choice, no matter how socially progressive.
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We can think to ourselves and not feel socially awkward about it.
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As a young adult, she says mentorship was not as socially acceptable.
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I remembered an option Capalad had shared with me: socially responsible investing.
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Using social media a lot won't make you feel more socially connected.
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" Issues investing — some call it "socially responsible investing," which includes the "E.
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They hung out socially, and got into fights and other petty trouble.
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It seems that no one here really socially interacts with each other.
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Cuban society is becoming more heterogenous socially and economically, Mr. Henken said.
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But an act of cancellation is still mostly conceptual or socially performative.
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Wrongly assuming that someone is not socially motivated can have devastating consequences.
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Patients on drugs such as OxyContin can in fact become socially withdrawn.
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A Blade of Grass announced its 2017 Fellows for Socially Engaged Art.
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I'm concerned that they're right and I'll be socially depressed after graduating.
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Laura is a champion of the role of the socially engaged museum.
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"For calypsos, you want to have something that's socially apropos," he said.
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It is dysfunctional all the way around—socially, economically, politically, and morally.
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But our desire to do well socially can have an ugly side.
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As you'll see, TrackRecord's content strives to be crossdemographic and socially conscious.
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Well, that's a nice indication of how socially important Snapchat has become.
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Drinking for me helped me socially, helped me bond with other people.
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"We found that the seniors are becoming more socially engaged," Sunoo said.
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Cruz believed that Evangelical Christians, the demographic Trump performed best with in the primaries, would ultimately come to their senses and shift from voting for a socially liberal New Yorker, Trump, to the more traditional, socially conservative Texan - Cruz.
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Truth is hoping this revelation will strike a chord with socially conscious millennials.
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After that, we have free time we can spend socially with each other.
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"I think it gives hope to people who are socially awkward," she jokes.
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The party has always taken a socially conservative, eurosceptic and anti-immigrant line.
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Soon I'll be 30 and then I might as well be (socially) dead.
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Elsewhere supports experimental, site-specific, and socially responsive artists for month-long residencies.
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The Miami Herald quoted Pais' classmates describing her as smart and socially awkward.
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Would it be socially liberal, pro-immigration Boris, or born-again Eurosceptic Boris?
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NT: I hear that a lot, particularly for Europeans and socially democratic states.
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The experience on the road was something mapped out but not socially recognized.
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Who would have known at the time how pornography would become socially acceptable?
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Over the past several decades, explicit racism has been socially stigmatized in America.
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They also noted that he had a problematic upbringing and was isolated socially.
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"We actually met socially and I just felt that immediate draw," she said.
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Anyone who was overweight or balding, I thought, was socially dead on arrival.
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But I spent five years in Turkey, and I was very socially isolated.
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Odd pairings are probably the best part of Hollywood — not romantically, but socially.
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"We are better off economically, and we are better off socially," he said.
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In contrast, socially contagious itching is not tied to empathy, the researchers said.
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And sadly, it's a tactic that might appeal to some socially conservative voters.
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He's less stridently anti–welfare state, and less socially conservative than most paleoconservatives.
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Imagine the most extreme stereotypes about computer scientists: They're socially awkward indoor kids.
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They would be used socially and at home, but not for serious work.
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The startup is launching a raft of investment products for socially-conscious savers.
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Nor does that variation map precisely onto ever changing socially defined racial groups.
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It is really interesting to see how Mexican food has evolved socially here.
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It's more "socially accepted," Pulinario said, for men than women to have records.
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Tech leaders' fundamental optimism might be genuine, but it is also socially scripted.
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You may have a hard time keeping it up without becoming socially isolated.
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That all his dreams of being cool and socially adept would come true?
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He's fiscally conservative and socially liberal – something neither Democrats nor Republicans can offer.
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"Honestly, he comes across as more socially awkward than a predator," she said.
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This includes political conversations among workers, politically vocal CEOs and socially-conscious corporations.
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There are lots of names for this — E.S.G., socially responsible investing, sustainable investing.
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Both firms have joined the online investor Motif in pushing socially responsible investments.
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The nomination of a socially moderate candidate for 2020 could help with that.
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Being in therapy made me feel like I was emotionally, socially, psychologically developing.
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It's high time we make consuming and sharing misinformation a socially unacceptable behavior.
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Guns will not be banned, but neither will socially awkward, depressed teenage boys.
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Gothshakira, for example, was a pioneer of the longform, wordy, socially-analytical meme.
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They're people still trying to figure themselves out intellectually, socially, emotionally, and physically.
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It's intellectually uninteresting to keep going over this ground, though it's socially consequential.
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Like most of sub-Saharan Africa, Uganda is highly religious and socially conservative.
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Platforms are only as socially useful as their owners want them to be.
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Where are the eyeballs right now, what's socially and culturally relevant right now?
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Nonetheless, it is a really socially and economically ignorant thing to think that.
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"If you talk to people, the vast majority are socially conservative," he says.
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Spencer Gilman (Alex Wolff) is a next-level gamer who is socially awkward.
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It is very much a part of the landscape politically, socially and economically.
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Like this is socially shameful, they are going to have to answer questions.
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"How things are structured determines the decisions people can make socially," he says.
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Recently, BTS's staggering popularity has been linked to the group's socially conscious lyrics.
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"The transgender community has been socially excluded for so many centuries," she said.
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But it's hard at this level to hook up all the time socially.
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He's someone that I've actually met, and I know a little bit socially.
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That is not to say that socially defined race is meaningless or useless.
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Despite the challenges she faced, Ishioka pushed through boundaries both socially and artistically.
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An interesting read, but maybe too socially old-fashioned for the discerning reader.
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Alex—not his real name—was cerebral and boyishly handsome, but socially anxious.
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"There's an urgent need to empower refugee girls socially and economically," Odong said.
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It's just one way to suppress her: sexually, socially, physically, and even psychologically.
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Stephen struck Raymond as socially awkward, but he didn't think much of it.
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KKG: This generation views itself as socially progressive but also somewhat fiscally conservative.
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In the sketch Hawkins is catfished by a socially awkward sea monster (Corden).
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Runners, walkers, cyclists, and stroller-pushers become socially anxious obstacles for other groups.
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Socially, male pain, male anger monopolizes the field of sexuality and media studies.
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He also is discussing the idea of socially responsible investing with the client.
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Radio Maryja's listeners are not so much religious fanatics as the socially vulnerable.
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There's a lot of pressure socially, perhaps perceived, to have this great weekend.
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It's becoming a lot more socially acceptable to admit that you're a meditator.
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But I also want her to be socially awkward, not a cool kid.
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But she is the less awkward, more natural socially one of the pair.
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Ryot was founded in 2012 as a socially conscious, activism-focused news outlet.
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Is it a myth that hip-hop fell off from being socially conscious?
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Even people that are socially shy have friendships online and maintain social contacts.
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The hope is that this fosters a culture where bullying is socially unacceptable.
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But apparently it is not socially acceptable to get sick of maternity leave.
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Things might be different—politically, economically and socially—but the effects are similar.
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Together we taught insecure and socially awkward guys how to talk to women.
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And that personality is a socially conscious, intelligent, and funny member of society.
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Abortion: Despite the socially liberal bent, this is an issue where libertarians disagree.
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And the work generated in subsidized jobs can be socially valuable as well.
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By the time he went off to elementary school, though, he'd adjusted socially.
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Further, would such mandates impact harshly on socially disadvantaged groups and perpetuate inequality?
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Still, they thought getting involved in athletics would help her physically and socially.
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Others say it's Trump's divisive rhetoric that alienates socially liberal or moderate suburbanites.
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Socially, there's always going to be a need to create and to combine.
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It also seemed that it doesn't matter what class you are from socially.
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He and Mr. Stone knew each other socially and would occasionally compare notes.
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Their daughters were friends in school, and they have known each other socially.
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Classical music has been recast here as a modern, global, socially conscious art.
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In two years, India's government has introduced a complex and socially beneficial scheme.
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Let us seek to make our nation more politically, economically, and socially equitable.
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Why be merely socially conservative when you can be gratuitously cruel as well?
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Private equity opportunities have also been growing within the socially responsible investment sector.
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Martin Starr was Bill Haverchuck, the most socially awkward of the geek troupe.
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It's a socially, historically, and institutionally bred behavior that embeds in the psyche.
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He is an old school Tory with socially liberal and fiscally conservative views.
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Black residents moved to places where they felt more "comfortable socially," he said.
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And I'm not just a socially liberal Democrat, but a fiscally liberal Democrat.
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But they do not need to be perfectly reliable to be socially beneficial.
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Has Edith's socially responsible, sometimes irritatingly noble life actually been far from perfect?
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It frequently includes distraction because it's hard to focus when you're socially anxious.
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Western societies have become more socially atomized and more riven by identity politics.
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Socially moderate Republicans, especially on the East Coast, shifted to the Democratic coalition.
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"Socially responsible investors often outperform their peers because they're more disciplined," Katchen said.
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Isn't it time to give credit—socially, financially, or otherwise—where it's due?
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She explains how she can meet for coffee but not much else socially.
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The Civil Rights movement made outright, avowed beliefs in white supremacy socially unacceptable.
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"He's not socially connected, I would say, to the black community," she said.
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People like to fight when they fuck, whether it's physically, socially, or spiritually.
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Nuclear power is expensive to build and, because of safety concerns, socially fraught.
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I met DJT a few times socially in New York, with his wife.
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The other is that Sanders's support among socially conservative rural whites has evaporated.
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" To that, housing advocate Erin Boggs says: "We have already been socially engineered.
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Our research put us into a state of belief that was socially inconvenient.
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Student Opinion Do you shop at or know of any socially responsible companies?
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We've had socially distant morning walks and drawn with chalk on the roof.
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Some of us have been socially distancing for weeks -- others started more recently.
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"Leos are very socially active, which translates immediately to social media," she said.
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Only 3.8 percent of voters fell into the socially liberal/economically conservative quadrant.
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It's a fantastic time to network socially or get involved with a group.
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Roberts considers its impact on her daughter Xia's life, both medically and socially.
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"They're doing a good job socially, too, by not spreading it," Agnos said.
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What better time than a pandemic to dive into a (socially-isolated) relationship?
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But she's like a lot of suburban white women: socially liberal, fiscally conservative.
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Dress in the same clothing you'd be wearing if you went out socially.
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Panama City was religious—Lopez's family attended an Episcopal church—and socially conservative.
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You probably aren't truly socially isolated, at least not to that extreme degree.
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Then we get to the more difficult one: telling them to socially distance.
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Many of these swing voters have been struggling, economically and socially, for years.
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But a strong, socially conscious employer like Amazon could make a big difference.
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He is very socially awkward and can also be difficult to work with.
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Jane Goodall: We're going through very dark times: socially, politically and especially environmentally.
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"I was probably too socially connected with people I worked with," he said.
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A newer form of socially-responsible ETFs use criteria that might benefit society.
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I was struggling socially because everyone was jealous of how smart I was.
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My list of socially marginalized affiliations grew — motherless, gay, only child, suicide survivor.
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In fact, we're socially conditioned to want to look good to our friends.
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If you love socially awkward cats, Perdita could be the pet for you.
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Few items of clothing are as politically and socially loaded as the hoodie.
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Artificial intelligence, or A.I., software that behaves socially aims to do the same.
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Not everyone is as socially engaged or aware as Ms. Dong, of course.
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Socially or morally obligated to what he perceives to be the black community.
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So now we're supposed to fret about rich people being too socially conscious?
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AWKWARDThe Science of Why We're Socially Awkward and Why That's AwesomeBy Ty TashiroIllustrated.
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I just felt like I always learned more from being around them socially.
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Secondly, many woman are inclined toward socially minded investments (such as impact investing).
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That means that the credit box is not at its socially optimal size.
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It is also a major way individuals stay mentally healthy and socially integrated.
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The greatest increase was seen in socially prescribed perfectionism, which went up 33%.
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After eight years, the socially responsible luxury brand Suno is shutting its doors.
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This allowed her to scratch the gambling itch in a socially accepted way.
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The struggles over status are socially divisive, and they can resemble class warfare.
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Don't expect any of those ideas to come off as remotely socially acceptable.
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The socially vulnerable cannot wield it effectively precisely because of their social vulnerability.
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Socially intelligent people understand that the best problem solver is a strong network.
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Amazon and its founder and CEO Jeff Bezos have a socially progressive reputation.
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Pros: Completely vegan, socially responsible brandCons: Textile upper can tear or stain easily
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He's a loner, socially awkward, not entirely likable, still living with his mother.
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"Socially irredeemable things are said on platforms all the time," Ms. Nakamura said.
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It's about being a good community member, being socially engaged, doing good work.
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There is a mentality, it is more tolerant, it is more socially forward.
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Founders looked to hire people who were socially and culturally similar to them.
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He is perhaps the most socially and politically influential athlete since Muhammad Ali.
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But politically and socially and culturally, they recognize they're still second-class citizens.
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A Blade of Grass named its 2018 ABOG Fellows for Socially Engaged Art.
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But any socially deviant body, in any way, is going to get backlash.
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Khalid says he was socially isolated and yearning for a sense of belonging.
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Romantic love has its biological side, and it has its socially constructed side.
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But Mugler was also known to mix the socially sacred with the profane.
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There are still sexual preferences that people hide today, even in socially liberal places.
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New York-based company Bird+Stone sells jewelry in support of socially-conscious causes.
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So I wanted to do something that was still operational, but more socially responsible.
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Gangs divide communities - both physically and socially - making them less able to withstand violence.
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"When investing in a socially responsible way, there are many different flavors," said Boneparth.
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That Japan is rapidly becoming less socially homogenous threatens its understanding of itself, too.
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It's about having a socially beneficial product at a reasonable cost of great quality.
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"It is not uncommon for people who are depressed to socially isolate," Pont said.
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Thousands of people on the socially conservative island support a ban on gay marriage.
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When it comes to being socially conscious, Lady Gaga cites two idols as inspiration.
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Socially responsible investing is popular, and Betterment is finally getting in on the action.
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He's unrefined, a recent convert, and not as socially conservative as they may like.
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This loss is not only ecologically, socially and economically untenable — it is morally unsustainable.
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Still, as a way of rallying socially conservative voters, bathroom bills are good politics.
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What's considered acceptable discussion / behavior / imagery varies significantly around the world, socially and legally.
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The Magicians, on the other hand, very much lives in a socially conscious 2018.
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But there is something that rings more socially acceptable about the Beyhive, for example.
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SRI, or socially responsible investing, allows investors to align their investments with their values.
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It was kind of socially hip and cool to buy your kids' clothes there.
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And she is often as clueless and socially inept as people say millennials are.
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Most people would love to compare paychecks, if only it were more socially acceptable.
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It's finally socially acceptable to look like a mystical unicorn, and it's about time.
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Talking about wellness socially was "taboo" about 10 to 15 years ago, he said.
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One American federal-contracting programme favours businesses owned by "socially and economically disadvantaged" people.
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Is right now a socially acceptable hour of the day to order a pizza?
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Elsewhere in Virginia, Democrat Danica Roem defeated the state's most socially conservative lawmaker, Del.
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But Donald Trump has never found a foothold in the deeply socially conservative state.
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A lower proportion of Germans feel socially insecure than at any point since reunification.
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Has Unilever really been socially virtuous while creating lots of value for its owners?
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"Based in Los Angeles, Sakellarides mostly sings about "love, science, politics, socially awkward people.
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Some want extra levies on socially damaging activities such as unhealthy eating and pollution.
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Beyond affecting people physically, pain can also harm them socially, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.
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Instead, a period of uncertainty, not only diplomatically but also economically and socially, looms.
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The group couldn't have been more welcoming, but I'm mentally, physically, and socially exhausted.
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It seemed, again, that living far from the madding crowd leaves you socially maladjusted.
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Macklemore's corny rhymes won out because they was considered more socially conscious and digestible.
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Engineers have for decades searched for a socially acceptable alternative to burying or burning.
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For Facebook, whose platform is aflame with socially divisive fakes, it's bombshell bad news.
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Socially, musically, I've always been somewhere between all of the things that I'm into.
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This isn't an exposé or a screed or even a socially conscious neorealist film.
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Robots designed to interact socially with humans are slowly becoming more and more common.
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We'll have a voice legally soon, but we can have a voice socially now.
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Thinking machines can be taught to filter out bad information and socially negative thoughts.
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Socially, I felt like I didn't know how to be and who to be.
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When do you think it became socially acceptable for all people to be Beliebers?
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Marilyn Manson is clearly intelligent, and he likes to experiment both musically and socially.
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With some exceptions, Trump and Cuban are generally considered fiscally conservative and socially liberal.
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The crown prince is pressing for progress in modernizing GCC societies socially and economically.
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I'll put my money on those who are already inclined towards socially engaged art.
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Socially engineer your way into a company, just to sabotage it from the inside?
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"If we're doing things socially, I just don't know how to act," she says.
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These rival theories reflect conflicting ideas on what counts as a socially responsible company.
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Young Americans tend to be more socially liberal, but firmly reject Washington's status quo.
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Compliments, however, do more than get us hooked on good or socially popular behavior.
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"It Was London" was a very socially conscious song about the 2011 riots there.
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I am socially awkward and don't look good enough to make up for it.
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They are more socially acceptable, and the punishments for using them are less severe.
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So the tall buildings and the elevators, socially you're supposed to be pretty silent.
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In sum, post-election Trump is likely to become poorer and more socially isolated.
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We want men to understand violence against women is not socially accepted any longer.
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Some child-abusers are socially inadequate and fear adults will reject their sexual advances.
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To have been socially proscribed from commiserating about it would have genuinely pained me.
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Businesses and communities also play a major role in what we deem socially acceptable.
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AI Co-Founder Carol E. Reiley wants self-driving cars to be "socially accepted".
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Onstage, she mixes socially conscious and feminist-tinged material with smutty, sometimes vulgar jokes.
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Even regular biometrics like fingerprints and irises can be socially engineered out of you.
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And toleration won't develop socially until we each practice it in our daily lives.
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Both Schultz and Bloomberg are self-made billionaires who embrace a socially liberal agenda.
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Sigmund Freud called this "sublimation," the channeling of destructive impulses into socially acceptable actions.
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It's been said that romantic love is the only socially acceptable form of insanity.
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Commentary by Dave Fanger, CEO and founder of socially responsible investment firm Swell Investing.
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In no sense was it, or could it have been, revolutionary or socially progressive.
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"It's dangerous, devastating, crippling, and it's a killer, and still socially acceptable," she added.
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Still, many evangelical blacks remain hesitant to support the gamut of socially liberal causes.
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She also implies that space exploration is an exclusive obsession of socially awkward men.
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So, I think our lives were very firmly entwined, both professionally and also socially.
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Staying socially active probably relates to the findings in the new paper, Fargo said.
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Kingelez was a flamboyant dresser himself, though socially he was all but a recluse.
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He was socially prominent and proudly drove an eye-catching green Ford Mustang convertible.
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Both extroverts and introverts can be socially anxious, but Walker's case is especially unique.
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It feels socially unacceptable for me to admit that our philanthropic system is broken.
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Afterward, she asked to be taken off the Trump beat and avoided them socially.
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The behavior shifts were a change in socially accepted norms and previously learned behavior.
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"Video shared may impact the patient socially or professionally in the future," Schierle said.
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"It feels like things are coming unhinged, socially and culturally," Reznor told The Guardian.
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Socially, it's an exciting day with lots of messages and news coming your way.
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It's a great time to network, socially and professionally, and to meet new people.
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"And those break-ups seem to be more expected and accepted socially," she says.
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We are living in the most socially interconnected and technologically advanced society in history.
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It's something that we've been taught is socially acceptable because our colonizer said so.
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Socially Inept, a new traveling comedy cohort, is making a business out of it.
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But this section is about helping you win this game, not be socially responsible.
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I want to explore how this field can be economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable.
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" It's a connection to the socially conscious side Mr. Legend showed on "Wake Up!
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We're politically divided, socially fragmented, skeptical of one another's basic facts and news sources.
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There's realistic potential to be mocked, publicly accosted, or socially rejected because of this.
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I always vote for the most socially liberal Republican and I lie about it.
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A new generation is growing up, being technologically adept and socially inept, generally speaking.
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The latest: Amalgamated Bank, the union-owned bank known for its socially minded policies.
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Socially, maybe less so in how they convert, but they're certainly aware of it.
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He's someone that's always kind of searching, educating himself, and he's very socially aware.
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Socially, though, she's a dud, alienating co-workers by saying exactly what she thinks.
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Fico's Smer is a social democrat party but has also taken socially conservative positions.
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We created a new boomer ethos, which was egalitarian (bluejeans everywhere!), socially conscious (recycling
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Watching the results with friends, acquaintances and strangers is emotionally and socially complicated, however.
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"I'm pretty socially awkward and have to learn through trial and error," Harper said.
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Hello, from the socially distanced land of our comfy (read: tiny) New York apartments!
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At that time, many leading Republicans were economically conservative but socially liberal or moderate.
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From these results, shared vehicles look like an unqualified win, economically, environmentally, and socially.
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Luckily, Star Wars has no shortage of good guys who are socially distant, too.
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The protagonist, Emil (Elliott Crosset Hove), is a socially isolated employee at the factory.
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The Northern Irish party, socially conservative and largely Protestant, has 10 members of Parliament.
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But research by sociologists and psychologists suggests embarrassment is, socially speaking, a valuable emotion.
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People who know him say that he is painfully awkward socially, and rarely speaks.
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Best for: Mulled wine night with your cool older sister and socially liberal mom.
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It also has shifted the index underlying existing ETFs aimed at socially responsible investments.
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Be energetic in whatever it is socially and psychologically and emotionally [that] you're doing.
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Either way, you can ask for them to provide a socially responsible investing option.
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Why it matters: Investors are paying high management fees for these "socially responsible" funds.
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In the wrong hands, Sheldon, socially maladroit as they come, could register as grating.
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Wealthsimple offers a socially responsible investment option, backed by a team of financial experts.
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Both reflect an aesthetic that is practical, socially minded and part of everyday life.
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Several studies have shown that children do better academically and socially under inclusive education.
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Some socially-geared investor advocates are harsh in their assessment of BlackRock and Vanguard.
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But there's an expense hurdle stopping target date funds from becoming socially responsible funds.
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But there's an expense hurdle stopping target date funds from becoming socially responsible funds.
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Gun control advocates praise the moves as progress in making open carry socially unacceptable.
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If I was doing less, I think maybe that would be providing socially more.
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Add eco-friendly and socially responsible to that list, and it only gets harder.
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Those close to Ms. Trump say she is generally business-friendly and socially liberal.
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So we had the luxury of choosing to do something that was socially responsible.
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These hominins were socially complex, fully capable of providing aid to members in need.
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They can also socially or professionally isolate their prey, thus causing insecurity and anxiety.
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Benioff will be offering advice on how to build a socially responsible, successful startup.
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Without Tastebuds, there are only a few buried ways to interact socially on Spotify.
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Men are becoming socially able to value their friendships more and make that public.
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Being socially conservative, yet immigrants, has been interesting at best and conflicting at worst.
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One big problem, though: I do not relate socially to anyone in my office.
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Sign-ups in the remedial class, however, where studying wasn't as socially accepted, decreased.
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Out of place and socially adrift, he "gravitated toward the beach," where he bodysurfed.
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Student Opinion What makes an ideal learning environment for you — physically, socially, intellectually, emotionally?
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On the socially conservative part: More than half of Americans say they pray daily.
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More than the economic loss, these shutdowns have far-reaching impact socially and psychologically.
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That was the kindest and most socially aware TSA experience I have ever had.
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Socially and psychologically, the executives of this kind of boring company face competing imperatives.
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It is by Graciela Sacco, a socially engaged artist, who passed away last year.
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We never mixed socially, but of course he was a big hero for us.
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So they would say that gender is not socially constructed but a biological category.
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I don't buy the socially awkward and they can't get along with women crap.
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There's no evidence that mindfulness has made them kinder, gentler, or more socially responsible.
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Researchers found that socially isolated women -- those whose support networks put them in the bottom third of patients -- were very different than socially well-connected women, said lead author Candyce Kroenke, a research scientist with the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Division of Research.
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One way for America's mayors to immediately and easily make positive changes is to join the many federal, state, and city agencies, leading nonprofit organizations, and socially responsible investors who are paving the way for cities to thrive environmentally, socially, and economically.
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"There was a time where it was thought of as a school for the socially prominent or upwardly mobile socially prominent people," said Raphael J. Sonenshein, executive director of the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs at California State University, Los Angeles.
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More people also said that they felt Gillette was "socially responsible" after seeing the ad.
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To swim, as to write, is to choose an intense state of socially acceptable aloneness.
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You just try to do what's socially sensitive and try to work through those things.
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And in the process, Glancey emerged from years of living a very socially-isolated life.
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Underwood is nothing like the nerdy, socially awkward man he emulates in his promo shots.
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The most socially stunted Washingtonians will meet in the city's traffic circles for snowball fights.
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"The major difference is that alcohol is legal, socially accepted, and widely available," she says.
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"The ways people move through the environment are already culturally and socially encoded," Cefkin says.
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Sometimes it's through hearing bits and pieces that have been doctored by socially sanctioned ideals.
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In one moment, for example, Jerrod ponders whether Maxine's online existence is too socially conscious.
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Augmented reality is the future because it's a lot more socially acceptable than virtual reality.
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Abortion rights groups contend the regulations could help deter abortions in the socially conservative state.
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The defendants posed as politically and socially active Americans advocating for and against particular candidates.
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But it's become more socially acceptable, and ultimately it wasn't for anyone else but me.
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Volunteers feel more socially connected, they're less lonely, and suffer from depression less, studies show.
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Deflecting or being embarrassed by a compliment serves no purpose to you socially or professionally.
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One socially helpful distinction used to categorize people has been to sort them by sex.
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We absorb knowledge socially; we resist revising beliefs that are constitutive of our social identities.
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The findings may help scientists understand brain circuits that control socially contagious behaviors, they said.
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"A few of them described themselves as 'socially liberal and fiscally conservative,'" Parkhomenko told PEOPLE.
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"I'm a moderate, fiscally conservative, socially accepting person," said Sarah Eigenmann, in Paulsen's Minnesota district.
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But there's no denying that 22016 was a huge turning point, both socially and technologically.
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Civil liberties extend to all human beings, regardless of the socially-constructed borders they cross.
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Though nominally leftist, Smer is drifting right to hold on to its socially conservative voters.
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And yet, the Eagles won the Super Bowl, despite having all these socially conscious players.
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Cards Against Humanity is famed for being snarky and sardonic — now it's socially progressive, too.
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They're so attuned to being socially responsive that they can easily transfer that to us.
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Few African and Asian women light up—smoking is often socially acceptable only for men.
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"I think it will be interesting to see how socially acceptable this is," said Gundersen.
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After a while he began to look normal to me, and he was socially appealing.
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Final Fantasy 3 had a generation of socially awkward kids glued to a Super Nintendo.
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Contraception is also available, with some restrictions, in less socially liberal countries in Latin America.
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It used to refer primarily to the socially imposed division of the sexes, she explains.
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In the last election, in 2015, Trudeau won as an ethically clean, socially progressive uniter.
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You're socially engaging with them, but you're also helping them develop muscle strength and control.
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So why do countries with "socially cohesive" conscription not impose it on their entire population?
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The problem isn't that we don't get enough minority, or millennial, or socially liberal whites.
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If anyone could design a socially responsible supertall, Ingels would be a very good candidate.
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There are different ways that feeling can be expressed socially by journalists, politicians and activists.
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" The company says that its main focuses for AI research are to be "socially beneficial.
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So I'm more interested in those indie reads, and those socially conscious and historical works.
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On the bright side, it is now socially acceptable to wear a sweatsuit virtually anywhere.
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The "alt-right" movement seeks to rebrand white nationalism as hip, intellectual, and socially acceptable.
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They send the wrong message, and folks who are socially anxious don't always realize that.
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American big business in particular has led the way toward making America more socially inclusive.
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NY and cities generally are more secular and more socially liberal than rest of country.
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Kano is still socially conservative, but residents say it feels less stifling than it was.
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"We must strike a balance between being commercially successful and being socially responsible," said Murrells.
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He may be appealing to Marissa socially, but that social decision is a strategic one.
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Unlike leftists in many other countries, AMLO has never been particularly green or socially liberal.
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Holding onto hope before death—no matter how futile, medically speaking—is more socially acceptable.
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Do you feel that's just a function of getting older and becoming more socially responsible?
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Baeva is the campaigns director at Fine Acts, a nonprofit for socially engaged creative solutions.
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The most aesthetically productive idea is, in this case, also the most socially irresponsible one.
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"Julia," as Vox calls her, is conservative on economics and international affairs but socially liberal.
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For example, it's not socially acceptable to take photos or videos on a naturist site.
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Livelihood is an ethically-produced, socially-minded collection of hooded sweatshirts, sold exclusively on Gilt.
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A Blade of Grass is accepting applications for its 2017 Fellowship for Socially Engaged Art.
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"Sweatshop" is a term for a workplace that has very poor, socially unacceptable working conditions.
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With all that said, Mars in Aquarius will be an exciting time for you socially.
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From its inception, black horror has encapsulated some of art's most spirited, socially engaging ideas.
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Article 15 mentions "socially and educationally backward classes" that might also become eligible for aid.
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She thought that when K.C. was at school, she should be a socially awkward teenager.
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She defines herself as "very socially liberal," but leans right on economics and foreign policy.
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Ultimately, CTI helps the girls build the necessary skills to empower them financially and socially.
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It's about how it is becoming socially conscionable to bend the truth in your favor.
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"He's fiscally conservative and socially moderate and that most reflects my position," Roberts told CNN.
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She has more than 10 years of experience in shareholder advocacy and socially responsible investing.
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I think it is right that socially I am afforded the same respect as men.
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The proposed pension reform was a socially sensitive topic which had yet to be finalised.
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Socially and academically, we are always tied to the grid in one way or another.
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Because [some cannabis users] aren't able to process negative emotions it can impact them socially.
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Ted Cruz will try to use the state's socially conservative bent to notch a win.
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Both science and public opinion have made outdated views on PTSD politically and socially unacceptable.
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But they're defensive about it now; they realize that their stance is becoming socially unacceptable.
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But it's also that you stand to lose so much more, physically, mentally, and socially.
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Socially conscious inventors are the true champions of global progress, though they are rarely recognized.
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At first, I only did it when it was socially acceptable, like at costume parties.
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When Sandy was modest, naive, and unsure, she was on unsteady ground socially and sexually.
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People liked the juxtaposition of this socially charged "curse word" hand-sewn into pastel embroidery.
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" The singer-songwriter has a very good reason for being fame-averse and "socially phobic.
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Beyond Facebook News, Mr. Zuckerberg should amend the news feed to offer socially responsible journalism.
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CT: So this market of the socially responsible diner, how big a market is it?
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But Blue Harbour isn't the only activist fund integrating socially responsible investing into fund management.
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Chances are good that you're not nearly as socially inept as you believe you are.
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They realize their stepfathers are making more contributions to their lives socially, psychologically and financially.
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Smart, sensible regulation of AI applications is needed to ensure that uses are socially beneficial.
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For Sticks, finding clothing that's both flattering and empowering is difficult, both socially and emotionally.
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FORM was the opposite in nearly every way: The crowd was small and socially engaged.
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His modest, socially awkward demeanor is belied by an unshakeable conviction that approaches the pathological.
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So the Liberal Party dumped him in 2015 for the more socially progressive Malcolm Turnbull.
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"Black-ish," the ABC sitcom with a socially conscious edge, was also among the winners.
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Its most surprising conclusion: The most walkable urban metros are also the most socially equitable.
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The north is a rural breadbasket, and the south is a socially conservative Bible Belt.
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In Los Angeles, Apolis, a socially conscious lifestyle brand, just bottled a similarly intriguing aroma.
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Color—apart from its proper sphere in painting—was deemed philosophically base and socially uncouth.
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Once socially conservative (and highly hypocritical) Republicans attacked Clinton, liberal Democrats had to defend him.
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A tolerant society, they say, is one whose citizens uniformly embrace the socially popular view.
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Underachievers are not destined to fail economically and socially, but success is harder to achieve.
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But if you add also being socially anxious, it's not just tiring, it's also scary.
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Second, for long-term success, Venezuelans should be socially and economically integrated into Colombian society.
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He also complained that Francis had gone soft on homosexuality and was too socially liberal.
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And, he said, socially responsible investors tend to make more money over the long haul.
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And what is the best path for Democrats in socially conservative parts of the country?
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Being socially awkward is slightly different than having social anxiety, although they are similar phenomenons.
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However, socially conscious K-pop didn't skip an entire generation between Seo Taiji and BTS.
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And we can text, tweet, email, and otherwise socially engage one another due to fire.
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I wasn't socially awkward, just a girl trying to figure out how to grow up.
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In that regard he is a pioneer — socially liberal in some ways, isolationist in others.
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These companies—socially liberal, immensely popular, forward-looking—have become enmeshed in the Democratic establishment.
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But it would be resisting calls to make the socially divisive, algorithmically delivered ads public.
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Could Lamar's sophomore design effort be the most the most socially charged sneaker drop, ever?
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Today, she is a thrice-elected congresswoman pushing for socially minded change in Argentine politics.
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I don't think you can overstate how important this group is, historically, socially, and aesthetically.
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We've got gifts for whichever category your own personal socially anxious fitness enthusiast falls into.
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He sees it as a socially learned behavior, both from our parents and through media.
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I'd been working as an au pair in Germany, and it was quite socially isolating.
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At their shows, Socially Inept taps local comedic talent to roast willing local tech workers.
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It was the public's first encounter with Socially Conscious Jamie and it went down well.
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Socially engaged people use it to further engage; lonely people use it to mask loneliness.
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My own middle-school-age daughter says that I'm "socially awkward," even in normal situations.
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Boi-1da, Drake's go-to producer, credited Murda for his relentlessness, both socially and musically.
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He did the work for free, he said, because he knew Mr. Ton-That socially.
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She said she made the video to warn others who are still not socially distancing.
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Cities have asked people to socially distance and, in some cases, to shelter in place.
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No, I would just say it is socially the case in societies of male dominance.
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This is basic water cooler conversation, so pay attention — you've been uncharacteristically socially awkward lately.
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The campaign wasn't the last socially or politically charged campaign Nike has been involved in.
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The combination of sex, violence, and humor merge in his socially and politically engaged works.
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They go after both simultaneously, gravitating toward projects that are personally interesting and socially meaningful.
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And those left behind, socially or financially, by that new order sought someone to blame.
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"It is something that we have never really sat and talked about socially," he said.
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Following their precepts will make you socially adept, which in turn will make you successful.
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Do you think that actors of color are more obligated to make socially progressive films?
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Many are interested in socially engaged models of Christianity, especially the Protestant denomination of Calvinism.
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If so, is it self-oriented, other-oriented, socially prescribed or a combination of these?
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You can be as socially inept as Prince Harry and still get served in Nando's.
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We rounded up 15 of the region's most important acts, musically and socially, right now.
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Unacast uses reductions in travel for an index of how well people are socially isolating.
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He moves to the socially liberal positions when the polls move there, like gay marriage.
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Maybe it was really about the friends we'd been socially isolated from along the way.●
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We cannot socially distance dozens of elderly men living in a dorm, sharing a bathroom.
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But respectability politics is where you could imagine a socially conservative Cliff Huxtable arriving at.
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Most of us financially support companies we might not necessarily support socially, ethically or philosophically.
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Being pregnant was physically, emotionally and spiritually easy for me, but socially, it was complicated.
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Bailey has said the aim was to find a "socially acceptable" level of cross-subsidy.
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He wasn't socially awkward, the way most comedians are offstage; he was gentle and soft.
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But activism around socially responsible investing (and divesting) is not just a blue-state phenomenon.
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Web shaming and school bullying are among the socially tolerated examples of sadism explored here.
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What is one article of clothing that you think is politically, socially or culturally meaningful?
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When populist politicians gain mainstream success, that can make white nationalist ideas more socially acceptable.
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There are few items of clothing as politically, socially and racially charged as the hoodie.
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And yet it is very hard for the socially wealthy to even see this fact.
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"We advocate well designed, well implemented, socially balanced reforms," the fund's spokesman, Gerry Rice, said.
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Being socially cut off is a form of death, but a reversible form of death.
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"The calculus here is that this has to be socially acceptable for people," Thrun says.
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You don't have to choose between investing in socially responsible funds and actually making money.
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There's the "Star Trek"-loving handsome face here, and the gay, socially awkward journalist there.
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If it does, I've noticed that both professionally or socially, it almost always involves women.
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The cafes, the streets, the squares, the cultural spaces that allowed us to socially interact.
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His portfolios include socially focused mutual funds, community investment notes and private-equity impact investing.
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So the brand is socially responsible, is it important to be environmentally-friendly as well?
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Astor on the board of the New York Public Library and knew Mr. Rockefeller socially.
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The exhibition featured an international assortment of over a dozen socially and politically engaged artists.
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Socially intelligent people do not sit around thinking about whether a favor will be returned.
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The party has a strong focus on education and the environment and is socially liberal.
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Few big companies actually hit all the marks when it comes to being socially responsible.
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He was a smart kid and a talented pianist, but shy, overweight and socially inept.
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The centrist ideology is essentially the slogan "fiscally conservative but socially liberal" come to life.
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Make space to have these conversations so that people feel more socially connected, she says.
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But just because someone appears socially uninterested does not mean that he or she is.
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And the younger generation was much more culturally and socially liberal than the previous generation.
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But for most, access is relatively easy and socially acceptable, often through family or friends.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Several socially conscious investment firms are selling or rethinking their Facebook Inc (FB.
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Investors apply pattern-matching to people and products, both of which hurt socially focused tech.
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But the companies that create and market them must also be socially and morally aware.
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Research has found that socially responsible assets do underperform, though economists disagree on how much.
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The mere threat of rape, in the background, forces women into certain socially prescribed roles.
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And nearly everyone agreed: American democracy is eroding on multiple fronts — socially, culturally, and economically.
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His socially conservative "reformicon" thing — whom does it speak for in today's politics, beyond Douthat?
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The prohibition on certain drugs was driven in part by racism and socially discriminatory policies.
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They use socially acceptable forms of coercion and domination to enforce certain standards of performance.
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" "Ireland is no longer the socially conservative, church-ridden country that many abroad had assumed.
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Understanding how old the people are around you is very important socially, the paper argues.
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This is not just an opportunity for artists, but for all creative, socially-inclined individuals.
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Early studies have shown that transgender youth who are allowed to socially transition have mental health nearly indistinguishable from their cisgender peers (a stark contrast to past studies of transgender youth who weren't allowed to socially transition who had high levels of anxiety and depression).
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Before McGovern, there were many socially liberal Republicans (like the married-and-divorced Nelson Rockefeller and birth control activist Margaret Sanger) and socially conservative Democrats (anti-abortion Democrats were numerous enough that McGovern had to accept one, Senator Thomas Eagleton, as his running mate).
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Mataric started creating her "socially assistive robots" with expressive features and virtual personalities 12 years ago.
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