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Think about the things that Apple innovation has fostered, from the mouse and the graphical user interface we all take for granted today, all the way to the iPod and the iTunes store and the revolution of music into an online, electronic industry.
Also, I just like the hilariously honest musings of girls and young women that social media has fostered — from whoever is behind the WhatShouldWeCallMe Tumblog, to Lena Dunham's very first YouTube clips, to Mindy Kaling's Twitter account, and of course my colleague Alexia Tsotsis' always entertaining blog posts.
She, too, moved to upstate New York; she got married in her forties to a writer who became a professor, and has fostered children from the Fresh Air Fund.
Some haven't complied with taxation laws and it has fostered mistrust — even from French entrepreneurs".
The advancement of suture anchor design and technology has fostered the transition from open to arthroscopic rotator cuff repair.
He pinned the low completion rate on the same lack of discipline that has fostered many American ailments, from obesity to the foreclosure crisis.
At the same time, the so-called economic "reform agenda" (lovingly chronicled in Kelly's work) has fostered a deep disengagement from the political process in particular, and the public sphere more generally – a disengagement manifesting itself as a prevailing apathy, occasionally punctuated by sharp eruptions of anger.
Knowledge wants to be set free, and technology has fostered this change -- from Gutenberg to desktop publishing to the Internet.
Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's soap operafication of the superhero genre in the 1960s with convoluted continuity and unrequited love affairs—has fostered our current superhero obsession, from Daredevil's tragic back story to Age of Ultron's weepy, unlikely Hulk/Black Widow romance.
The campaigning by the press against past military regimes, which were dominated by Muslims from the north, has fostered the view of many northerners that southern newspapers were inherently biased.
Isolation has fostered eccentricity.
