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In trying to encourage "patriotic" journalism, in which the state always receives the benefit of the doubt, Ukrainian officials are actually fostering a journalism culture similar to Russia's.
A third administration official said group trips will still be permitted for cultural visits and charitable efforts but that the crackdown would make sure visitors are actually fostering closer ties with the Cuban people "and not just drinking daiquiris on the beach".
Modi and his ministers have been quick to assert collective pride in Mangalyaan as part of their vision of a globally ascendant India, ignoring the fact that the mission was actually fostered by their predecessors.
"We've had children in there [at stuffing events] who I did not know at the time were actually foster kids, and they gave me the idea to put journals in the bags.
WASHINGTON — There are three ways in which I believe recent decisions by the Obama administration are, unintentionally, actually fostering the proliferation of nuclear weapons rather than constraining them.
The qualities many label as smart are actually learned habits, fostered by the parents, faculty, and administration who value them.
A tragic irony of this crisis is that there are actually many fewer foster children today in New York City than a decade ago.
"The sad irony is that because they're moving frequently, [youth in foster care] are actually meeting more adults than a lot of other youth would meet," said Pasquariello, who now chairs AFC Mentoring's board.
According to a May 18 Associated Press story, "Two dozen of the children may actually be adults; authorities are still trying to sort out whether nearly half the teen girls they've had in foster care facilities are actually adults.
Truth: Our brains are actually incredibly flexible, if we can just learn to nurture and foster their development.
What's interesting about Stripgenerator is that they have managed to foster a community of users that are actually a community.
