Johnson once referred to Trump — somewhat supportively — as a "jackass."
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The crowd claps supportively, unaware of the devastation to come.
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The other officer, Angelo Varisco, had responded supportively to the post.
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In friends and loved ones learning how to respond supportively to survivors.
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"Love you @caradevingne proud of you @trevorproject," the actress supportively captioned the clip.
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Your mother accepts them supportively, then gets intimidated and puts them in the closet.
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Duncan, the relative said, may have been radicalized and spoke supportively about ISIS beheading westerners.
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Another indicator to consider is the titan's track record of dealing with startups positively and supportively.
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" In his opinion, Blackmun writes supportively, calling a woman's right to choose to end a pregnancy "fundamental.
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Baker and Martinez transformed into nice guidance counselors, trying to politely and supportively goad him into participation.
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Mr. Hoffman appears regularly on Fox News, sometimes speaking supportively and sometimes more critically of Mr. Trump.
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As she walked, Prinsloo blew kisses several times to Levine, who was supportively watching on from the front row.
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The campaign's website is loaded with tips about warning signs, as well as advice on how to listen supportively.
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" Former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe supportively commented, "I'd wear a bathing suit to get the mail if I were you.
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" Reason wrote supportively Wednesday about Gabbard's duel with Harris: "Tulsi Gabbard Calls Kamala Harris a Drug Warrior and Dirty Prosecutor.
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But he says that Mr. McMahon has spoken supportively of True 2 Life's work and participated in several of its events.
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But he says that Mr. McMahon has spoken supportively of True 2 Life's work and participated in several of its events.
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Cory Booker, both of whom have spoken supportively of the idea of single-payer health insurance recently — to see where they'll land.
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"Mostly, we treat supportively," said the lead author, Dr. Joshua D. Stein, an associate professor of ophthalmology at the University of Michigan.
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For Venus a year later, the reception was more subdued, but it was warm, with those in attendance for the day session match screaming supportively.
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Mr. White nodded supportively as he watched the boat roll down the wharf toward the barge that would take it down the wind-whipped Mississippi.
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The showrunners tweeted supportively to fans about how everyone deserved love, and they published pictures on Twitter of the two actresses eating rainbow candy together.
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Mr. Graham has spoken supportively of Mr. Barr, said he accepts his conclusions and pledged to scrutinize the investigators who targeted Mr. Trump and his campaign.
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Both of those earlier memes also originated from a single tweet that went viral more for its exaggerated outrage than for people supportively retweeting its contents.
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But when it comes to romantic relationships, we deal supportively with all the colors on the palette, even the ugly ones (until we decide to discard the palette).
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It cradles whatever you stuff it with as supportively as a hammock, efficiently absorbing the flavors of herb-flecked ground-lamb kebab, roasted mushrooms, or spicy fish stew.
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And people who are sick should be allowed to confide in whom they choose, not forced to dodge folks who want to insert themselves (however supportively) in their crisis.
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Though not much is known about Bitton, he often makes appearances on her account and has been along for the ride supportively as Jameson refocused on her health and wellness.
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"We treat kids supportively: give them Tylenol, try to keep them hydrated, that's the standard of care we would give to anyone with one of these viral illnesses," Milstone says.
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I know this because Sting once put his hand supportively on my back while I practiced the postlude of Schumann's song cycle "Dichterliebe," and I haven't washed that shirt since.
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Sometimes being a parent is just perfecting the art of smiling and nodding supportively while your kid goes off about the latest beautube drama or who's the best healer in Overwatch.
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A source close to the investigation told CNN that local associates of the Nice attacker detained for questioning have told interrogators that Bouhlel started speaking supportively of ISIS days before the attack.
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That's life," he joked of the distracting conceit to an interviewer, Henry Post, who supportively observed, "in any case, all the people in the book are supposed to be from the underground.
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In an attempt to make it even harder to make out who the imposter was, Kris' boyfriend Corey Gamble even stood behind Kris' wax figure in one of the photos, supportively holding onto her shoulders.
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These PTSD service dogs provide a calming presence for veterans, helping to pull them out of the reclusive darkness that can plague their lives when they return home and supportively shepherding them through distressing flashbacks.
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In a first, presidential candidates from both parties talked supportively about paid leave, but the Trump administration's proposal, led by Ivanka Trump, faces hurdles because of deep divisions about what the policy should look like.
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He would speak supportively of both sides of an issue, sometimes in the same sentence, forcing interviewers to scramble to pin him down and leaving supporters and detractors reading what they chose into his words.
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As a public company, you are no longer being supportively cheered on, but independently scrutinized by investors who understand the business in less detail and are liable to react strongly to indicators whose significance they can easily misinterpret.
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More supportively, Noam Waksman, a 24-year-old who works in digital marketing in New York, said he has "been called out by friends before, for charging my girlfriend for a meal," which they had spotted on Venmo.
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Still, she sat there supportively as Ms. Amadou rattled off complaints: Her husband didn't bring home food; he didn't care about her when she was pregnant; he didn't even visit her at the health center when she was in labor.
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Consider the former: Lisa Rinna, who has stood supportively at the side of every other woman in the cast this year, at some point or another, took the opportunity of a beach stroll with Eileen Davidson to basically unload on Yolanda Foster.
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Politicians usually come as a complete family set, and more often than not it's the wives of powerful men who get to navigate exactly how political or down to earth their public personas should be, as they stand supportively on the sidelines.
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" The Art Newspaper also wrote supportively of MBS in relation to the launch of Misk: "The Crown Prince's sweeping reforms have also included restricting the power of the country's religious leaders, arresting members of the royal family, and other leading Saudis on charges of corruption and permitting women to drive.
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On the Runway Not quite three months after standing supportively, and silently, behind her husband, Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, as he resigned his position after losing the Brexit vote, Samantha Cameron is about to do what, to my knowledge, no spouse of a global leader has ever done before.
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In one recording, she showed Beyoncé singing and supportively captioned it, "Sing Bey ♥️" Later on in the evening, Beyoncé covered Ed Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud," which the mom-to-be shared on Instagram and captioned "Our wedding song♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️" Wednesday's photo had many fans hoping for a possible Destiny's Child reunion through the comments section.
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Frankly, there is something endearing about MomOfADragon composing a perfectly balanced shot of both her butt and a bottle of Doggie Style Pale Ale, alongside her short review in the comments (hops ratio is off, too malty for a pale, 3.5 out of 5.) Personally, I'm not sure I'll ever bring a camera with me when drinking in the shower, but I'm overjoyed to know that if I ever do, I'll be met by a group of people that will supportively ogle me while also debating the ideal acidic levels for a Belgian Wit.
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Despite these stressful effects, doctors emphasize that parents should react patiently and supportively.
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Reticulocyte counts drop dramatically during the disease (causing reticulocytopenia), and the rapid turnover of red cells leads to the drop in haemoglobin. This crisis takes 4 to 7 days to disappear. Most patients can be managed supportively; some need blood transfusion.
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1, pp. 185-207). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. referring to "wrongdoings perpetrated by an institution upon individuals dependent on that institution, including failure to prevent or respond supportively to wrongdoings by individuals (e.g. sexual assault) committed within the context of the institution".
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Iwaizumi is a stern but reliable teammate. He is a talented wing spiker known for his powerful spikes and on the spot plays with Oikawa, who nicknames him "Iwa-chan". He is mature, a good sport, and known for his physical strength. He acts supportively to all, including Kageyama, regardless of his history with Oikawa.
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An initial summary "I can see how things have been really difficult for you" is for them true and validates their story. The second part "you manage to get up each morning etc.", is also a truism, but one that counters the problem-focused narrative. Undeniably, they cope and coping questions start to gently and supportively challenge the problem-focused narrative.
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Young was born an only child in Massillon, Ohio, where he lived until he was five years old. He briefly resided in Michigan, after which he moved to Columbia, Tennessee, where he spent the majority of his youth. He realized he was gay in his early teens, and he came out to his mother at age 14. She reacted supportively.
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The campaign attempted to influence the policies of the political parties and candidates in both the 2008 London mayoral election and in the 2010 general election. During the London mayoral election, the campaign was supportively endorsed by the Liberal Democrats and the Labour and Conservative candidates for the Mayoralty of London in their personal capacity, being Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson respectively.
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He describes his life as a 'comedy on stage', and tells Lorenza that he will create 'a high class tragedy' instead. Later he switches alliances, betraying Saint-Germain and working for Maximillien. At the anime series' end, when Robin takes up Maximillien's name to lead a revolution, he is seen standing behind him supportively. Based on the historical figure Alessandro Cagliostro.
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Perpetrators, and witnesses may also display betrayal blindness in order to preserve personal relationships, their relationships with institutions, and social systems upon which they depend. The term "Institutional Betrayal" refers to wrongdoings perpetrated by an institution upon individuals dependent on that institution. This includes failure to prevent or respond supportively to wrongdoings by individuals (e.g. sexual assault) committed within the context of the institution.
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The campaign attempted to influence the policies of the political parties and candidates in both the 2008 London mayoral election and in the 2010 general election in the United Kingdom During the London mayoral election, the campaign was supportively endorsed by the Liberal Democrats and the Labour and Conservative candidates for the Mayoralty of London in their personal capacity, being Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson respectively.
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They act supportively, half-heartedly backing up his decision. Spike, however, declares Will a "daft prick," and Will realises his mistake. They race across London to Anna's hotel, where they learn that she has checked out and is holding a press conference at the Savoy Hotel. Will arrives to hear Anna's publicist tell the crowd that Anna will be taking a year off and will be leaving the UK that night.
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Since the cross-cultural variance in the transmission of attachment occurs at a local level, the family plays the crucial role in determining what attachment style a child will develop. In general, the more supportive an attachment figure is, the greater the likelihood that the child develops a secure attachment. In addition, “principal attachment figures can function more supportively when they themselves receive the support of others.”Bretherton, I. (1985).
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In 1562 Bacon was recruited by Heigham, Ambrose Jermyn, John Holt and others, to assist in their attempts to obtain a charter for Bury St Edmunds. He wrote supportively, but expressing doubt as to the prospects of success.J. Craig, Reformation, Politics and Polemics: The Growth of Protestantism in East Anglian Market Towns, 1500-1610, St Andrews Studies in Reformation History (Ashgate 2001/Routledge, London and New York 2016), p.
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However, in the sequel, she was very much in evidence, attending to all manner of domestic matters, acting supportively as a hostess and confidante, and making, at times, subtly cutting observations on questions of tradition and etiquette (as when the temporary secretary and her mother failed to occupy pews reserved in the chapel for visitorsA Young Man's Fancy, chapter 3: "Of course not ... Since there were no other visitors it was a most natural mistake".).
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Despite claims from proponents that autism is a motor control and emotional (i.e. confidence) problem that can be overcome with physical support, autism is accepted in the academic and clinical arenas as being a neurological problem often accompanied by intellectual disabilities. A core feature of autism is severe communication problems which cannot be overcome simply by supportively holding onto someone's hand. Facilitators reject objective data and use public opinion and qualitative studies to promote FC's efficacy despite contradicting a long history of autism research.
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The organization's president Hanna met with Scott Walker in May 2015, to discuss issues important to social conservatives such as abortion. It again hosted a tax day protest in April 2016, with appearances by Grover Norquist as well as Bob Goodlatte, Peter Roskam, Tim Huelskamp, Andy Harris, John Ratcliffe, Dan Newhouse, and Jody Hice. Hanna spoke supportively of Rubio'16 in November 2015. Hanna did not back Trump'16 during the Republican primaries and caucuses; he attended the 2016 Republican National Convention as an alternate.
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Despite Mr. Rad's objections, Dean Pelton (Jim Rash) and the audience supportively agree to 'let Britta sing her awkward song' in the spirit of inclusion. However Mr. Rad then becomes enraged at the idea and inadvertently reveals that he caused the bus crash that killed the glee club members mentioned in "Paradigms of Human Memory" before distracting everyone and running off. Abed regretfully concedes that "forcing things to be bright just makes the darkness underneath it even darker." Back at the apartment, Abed is watching Inspector Spacetime alone.
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The "new western history" movement emerged among professional historians in the 1980s, a belated manifestation of the 1970s "new social history" movement. The new western historians recast the study of American frontier history by focusing on race, class, gender, and environment in the trans-Mississippi West. The movement is best known through the work of Patricia Nelson Limerick, Richard White, William Cronon, and Donald Worster. The philosophy and historiography of the new western historians is discussed thoroughly and supportively in Patricia Nelson Limerick, Clyde Milner II, and Charles E. Rankin, eds.
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JC's Girls has collaborated with Hookers for Jesus, a similar organization founded by Annie Lobert. (left to right: Lori Albee, Heather Veitch, Lobert) In 2008, Veitch told Brown that she believed that the JC's Girls ministry needed to move to Las Vegas, and he responded supportively. By 2008, Veitch had moved to Las Vegas and based the new chapter of JC's Girls at Central Christian Church in nearby Henderson, Nevada, leaving the leadership of the Riverside chapter to Albee. That year, Veitch collaborated with Annie Lobert, a former call girl working with Hookers for Jesus, an organization similar to JC's Girls.
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Students applying to be a trained FLO will do day to day police work in their parent department and will only be brought in as an FLO and taken off normal duties when the need arises. Students will initially have a 5-day training module to gain the necessary requirements to be an approachable and friendly FLO. Training is disciplined and structured to make sure all potential FLO's become both professional and supportively in the execution of their duties. FLO Course Content includes: talks from surviving victims or their families, team building exercises, and Studying of computer presentations.
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According to Politico, Hilder has been "cited as an inspiration by some of the leading figures in Momentum for his work on political campaigning". He also appeared on The Daily Politics as a Momentum member, speaking supportively about the membership vote that shifted that movement toward a more participatory model of democracy. In a long Prospect Magazine essay in April 2017, Hilder drew on experiences "behind the scenes with winning insurgent campaigns" to make an argument that 2016 was "the West's 1989", comparing the campaigns for Donald Trump, Brexit and Bernie Sanders. In 2018 Hilder stood again for General Secretary of the Labour Party, but was not short-listed.
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He also taught music appreciation courses at University of California Extension (1960-1963) and Sonoma State University (1965-1967). Gleason was both an observer and a contributor to what is sometimes termed the San Francisco Renaissance, the era of increased cultural vitality in that city which began in the mid-1950s and fully bloomed in the mid-to-late 1960s. In the later 1960s, Gleason was a widely respected commentator and he chose to write supportively of the better cut of the Bay Area rock bands, such as Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. However, Gleason was sometimes criticized for minimizing the importance of or simply ignoring acts from Los Angeles.
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Upon learning that Johnny doesn't have the money, they give him one dose in exchange for the twelve dollars Polo has in his wallet, and tell Polo to sell his car to cover Johnny's $500 debt. Polo tells Johnny to tell Celia the truth, that he is a junkie. The fix temporarily cures Johnny's withdrawal symptoms and he tries to make up with Celia by preparing a romantic dinner, only to have her tell him when she gets home from work that she no longer loves him and wants a divorce. But when he confesses that he is a junkie, and that his habit has caused his absence and inattention to her, she reacts supportively.
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Antibiotics are sometimes given in moderate to severe cases; the data supporting this practice date to the 1950s, although there is more recent animal data suggesting that antibiotics may increase survival and prevent bacteria from crossing the damaged lining of the colon into the bloodstream. The use of prophylactic antibiotics in ischemic colitis has not been prospectively evaluated in humans, but many authorities recommend their use based on the animal data. Patients being treated supportively are carefully monitored. If they develop worsening symptoms and signs such as high white blood cell count, fever, worsened abdominal pain, or increased bleeding, then they may require surgical intervention; this usually consists of laparotomy and bowel resection.
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This picture, taken on the occasion of a high profile state visit by Fidel Castro, shows the Cuban and East German leaders studying a map of Cuba while Friedrich Ebert and Werner Lamberz look on supportively. Because there is a wall behind the people it has even been possible, here, to top off the entire composition with a portrait of Lenin. He became a candidate for Politburo membership in 1970 and a Politburo member just eight months later, in 1971, the appointment being announced at the Eighth Party Conference in June 1971. The 1971 Party Conference was significant for another reason: Walter Ulbricht had finally been persuaded out of most of his offices a couple of months earlier and, with the encouragement of General Secretary Brezhnev, June 1971 marked the dawn of the Honecker era.
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F. A. D. (1907). Recent Progress in the Study of Variation, Heredity and Evolution. Nature 75: 578-579. In 1908, Alfred Russel Wallace wrote supportively about the textbook: > In conclusion, I would suggest to those of my readers who are interested in > the great questions associated with the name of Darwin, but who have not had > the means of studying the facts either in the field or the library, that in > order to obtain some real comprehension of the issue involved in the > controversy now going on they should read at least one book on each side. > The first I would recommend is a volume by Mr. R. H. Lock on “Variation, > Heredity and Evolution” (1906) as the only recent book giving an account of > the whole subject from the point of view of the Mendelians and > Mutationists.
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According to Ann Bridge, a friend and climbing partner of George Mallory, the Ladies' Club held an annual dinner at the Great Central Hotel: At the first such annual dinner, on 7 December 1908, the President of the Alpine Club, Herman Woolley, spoke supportively of the new organisation and noted that ladies could make "ascents of the very first order". A former president of the Alpine Club then added that in his time he had wanted to admit women to membership, and indeed had found that a majority of other members supported this, but he had decided not to force the issue on an "unwilling minority".Ann C. Colley, Victorians in the Mountains: Sinking the Sublime (2013), p. 116 Despite this apparent rapprochement, a certain animus towards women climbers from their colleagues in the senior club remained for many years.
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He had also been appointed to a government post, fiscal de novelas (supervisor attorney for novels and published literature) by his friend, patron and benefactor, founder of both newspapers El Contemporáneo and Los Tiempos, former President of Spain, and the then Spanish Minister of Home Affairs, Luis González Bravo. This was a well-paid job, which Bécquer held on and off until 1868. From this government job he was able to get his brother Valeriano a government pension as an art painter of "Spanish regional folk costumes and traditions". During this period, the poet concentrated on finishing his compilations of poems Rimas (Rhymes) and Libro de los gorriones (Book of the Sparrows), so he did not publish a great deal of his works. A completed manuscript of his poems was given for its publication to Luis González Bravo, (President of Spain for a second time in 1868), as he had supportively offered so to Bécquer, but regrettably it was lost during the political revolution of 1868, which hastily exiled President Luis González Bravo and Queen Isabella II of Spain to France.
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199–200 In the final paragraph, Moore wrote of the old people's loyalty to the Royal Family, their memories of the two world wars, their work ethic and their readiness to obey the law: "As one old man said simply, 'It's our country and our Queen. Why should we be afraid to go out?'" In 1992 in an article questioning the success of the welfare policies intended to combat historical social problems, Moore supportively claimed there was a perception in America that some groups might be more able than others, which he then went on to support: "“The Korean sets up the grocery store which the black then robs, that is the caricature that America recognises", and that there was a prejudice often voiced in conversation but hardly ever put into print "that there really is something different about blacks", "or at least about young black men" and “If it is true, as it surely is that some races – the Jews are the obvious example – are highly enterprising and talented, it may also be true that some are the opposite.” In September 2003 Moore launched a new column, Beebwatch, that he claimed will "delve into the unconscious bias" of the corporation.
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