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A tough businesswoman, Elaine always nurtured interesting people, and she was loyal to her friends.
Under a retail development program begun 15 years ago, Simon Properties has always nurtured start-up merchants, said Mr. Allen.
Christophe Person had always nurtured a deep interest in art but it took him a long time to do something about it.
From the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) to the devotees of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, the far west has always nurtured a taSaintsr cults.
Channel Ten, the show's Australian broadcaster, said Neighbours "has always nurtured and supported young talent and we are thrilled that Meyne is joining the team".
Dana Clyde, the eponymous novelist, has met with great success, but he has always nurtured a secret fantasy that he could have been a genius like Flaubert if it hadn't been for his love of the good life.
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I will long remember her teaching an opera workshop at the Harlem School, emboldening her young charges to take on scenes from Handel, Mozart and Menotti, always nurturing yet alert to any fudged rhythms, blurred words or shaky intonation.
"Every time I saw him he was always nurturing a new company or helping a new innovator.
And it will always nurture them with an unending, never-interrupted supply of love that knows no bounds.
As the years go by I will always nurture a soft spot in my heart for an old and true friend, Rod Stewart.
Some connections bring stronger and more beneficial happy accidents and some more quantifiable than others.... What I have learned in my exploration of serendipity is the importance of carefully choosing your connections and always nurturing them".
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