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But Israel has also nurtured a quiet friendship with Dubai leaders.

But the group has also nurtured a vigorous and mischievous approach to acting.

The Swiss government has also nurtured the business, guaranteeing gold assays for purity and carefully regulating the industry.

The ease of travel has also nurtured a thriving enterprise in smuggling, known euphemistically as "border trading".

In Kate Tempest and Young Fathers, the label has also nurtured both a Mercury nominee and winner.

Dr. Maathai's Green Belt Movement has also nurtured as many women as it has acacias or cedars.

Pakistan's military had also nurtured the Taliban, and over the last decade had helped sponsor new guerrilla groups operating in Kashmir.

For nearly a century they have also nurtured a sense of betrayal: after the Allied victory in World War I, the victors first promised Kurdish independence, and then reneged.

The mountains that block Pacific storms have also nurtured the world's largest population of Roosevelt elk, cinnamon-colored ungulates who roam the rich, lowland valleys of the Olympics.

The press began to sing the state's praises; all at once it was remembered that the place known for the New Jersey Turnpike, the Meadowlands and the Linden refineries had also nurtured the divine afflatus of artists like Walt Whitman, Allen Ginsberg and William Carlos Williams, not to mention Bruce Springsteen and Lauryn Hill.

Its director, Glenn Edgerton, has also been nurturing homegrown talent: the other program, besides Ms. Barton's "Untouched," includes works by the resident choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo and a former company member, Robyn Mineko Williams.