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It nurtured the pernicious notion that population mobility is a zero-sum game: that those who come to this country are a bunch of freeloaders, depriving indigenous Britons of jobs, school places, housing and healthcare.

It nurtured productions such as Jerry Springer: The Opera, which went from fringe success to West End sell-out, and won a sheaf of awards at last year's Edinburgh festival.

It nurtured collaborations between Athol Fugard, John Kani and Winston Ntshona such as The Island and Sizwe Banzi is Dead, saying things that could not be said in parliament or the press and raising anti-apartheid consciousness around the world.

It nurtured creative clusters that became regional engines of commerce and spawned new markets.

It nurtured my creativity.

During its heyday it nurtured the early careers of such notable singers as Domingo and the late Beverly Sills. .

He also pointed to the opportunity for Fosun to leverage its existing portfolio as it nurtures new investments.

The military is innately hierarchical, yet it nurtures a camaraderie in part because the military looks after its employees.

But will it nurture a great decision?

It nurtures the values of individualism and family.

Instead, she is constantly courting it, nurturing it, and protecting it.