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At the time, it was a groundbreaking notion: no such institution existed on the African continent, where funding for women's rights was primarily channelled through international NGOs based in the global north.
Being sober at a music festival is not a groundbreaking notion.
And Gallery Is Fostering a Groundbreaking Contemporary Art Scene in Jackson, MI.
This helped foster a public notion of cover-up.
KABUL, Afghanistan — History has fostered a notion here that all foreign occupations of Afghanistan are ultimately doomed.
My friend stuck with geriatrics, but realized that she had been fostering an idealized notion of the elderly.
Creating a social media space where customers are heard can foster a fertile idea space for new and groundbreaking developments.
This study supports the opposite notion: That fostering a sense of good feeling and common humanity with an individual might provoke the most giving.
However counter-intuitive this notion may appear, fostering a nation of creative thinkers will serve the U.S. well in an increasingly global and technological economy.
The newest members, Austria, Sweden and Finland, may have helped to foster the notion of a north-south split.
