He befriended Dwain Miller, a volunteer chaplain who had a grown adopted son and had sometimes opened his home to other children who had nowhere to go.
When I started publishing essays here and there about growing up adopted, and about transracial adoptions, about searching for my birth family, I noticed I'd get questions from people.
A senior executive informally dubbed this service philosophy Whatever It Takes and the growing company adopted that as its mantra.
The growing secrecy adopted by death penalty states to hide the source of their lethal injection drugs used in executions is being challenged in a new lawsuit in Missouri, which argues that the American people have a right to know how the ultimate punishment is being carried out in their name.
This job offered Gruen a blank canvas on which to realise his long-imagined utopian vision of an indoor city centre that would import the urbanity of his native Vienna into his fast-growing adopted homeland.
As the civil rights movement grew, The Journal adopted a go-slow mantra.
Nevada's share is just two per cent of the compact total, and Las Vegas, in order to grow, has adopted some of the most stringent water-conservation regulations in the country.
The negotiations here will be fierce, tussling over whether to ban tobacco multinationals from advertising and sponsoring sports events; whether to increase taxes to make cigarettes more expensive, and whether to discourage tobacco growing and adopt measures to deter young people from smoking.
Overall, Smith's own writing is friendly and intelligent, if a bit florid, and one hopes she will think of doing a book about what it's been like to grow up adopted in a family so tied and driven by blood as this one.
Buterin went on to explain how he sees Ethereum changing and growing and adopting to new use cases including replacing Visa.
As the cable networks grew, they adopted the aggressive approach to political discussion that McLaughlin had introduced, but often without the finesse or the self-deprecation, which was part of McLaughlin as a broadcaster and as a man.
