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The man who fostered much of this new talent was Michael Craig Martin, a conceptual artist and painter who tutored aspiring artists such as Damien Hirst at London's Goldsmiths College.

FDI has fostered much of the growth of processed foods and modern retailing in Mexico, either directly by increasing the size of the market, or indirectly by stimulating competition with domestic firms.

But while loyalty and discipline kept Fiat alive during Gianni Agnelli's reign at the company — and his family in control — they did not foster much in the way of long-term creativity or ingenuity.

While Saban might not foster much warm-and-fuzzy talk, several of his players do, with SI.com's Andy Staples discussing why linebacker Rolando McClain is the heart and soul of the Tide and Foxsports.com's Mark Kriegel marveling at how running back Mark Ingram has overcome the burden of his imprisoned father.

Some have lived in foster care much of their lives, and many are victims of domestic abuse.

As a child, Mr. Salzman said, he was beaten by his foster mother; much of his adolescence was spent in juvenile incarceration, for fighting.

DJ Soko would land with Fat Beats for the distribution of Domino Effect, the famed company that would foster so much of independent hip-hop worldwide for the past 20+ years.

The current dynamic fosters much advice-giving on the part of the medical team and much decision-making for the patient, but rarely do the two meet as equals.

The boys have been in and out of foster care for much of their lives.

Or are they scars from shuttling between her mother and foster homes for much of her six years?

His Javanese Muslim parents divorced not long after his birth, and he was passed between foster parents for much of his childhood.