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The C5 acquisitions department couldn't have known at the time that its new franchise would become quite so successful, but by snapping up its various spinoffs – and even its rival NCIS – it has nurtured an impressive family of reliable ratings performers, even as the core TV audience was fragmenting.
In part it is because it has nurtured its identity as the party that liberated South Africa from apartheid, which stirs a residual loyalty among a lot of black voters.
Located in the middle of the country, Camagüey feels different to its neighbors, though with its history of defiance -- it has nurtured revolutionary poets and thinkers -- this comes as no surprise.
But a city like Berlin feels more alive and cosmopolitan than London right now because it has nurtured, not overlooked, its creatives.
It has nurtured new businesses beyond its lucrative stronghold in personal computer software: the Windows operating system and its Office programs for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations.
THE esteem in which mankind holds its furrier friends may be an indicator of the conception it has nurtured of itself.
A day after Pakistan's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, spoke harshly about India, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee fired off some zingers of his own, accusing Pakistan of opportunism in its abandonment of the Taliban militia, which it had nurtured at the insistence of the United States.
Mercantilism peaked in the 18th century, before being replaced by the industrial capitalism that it had nurtured.
Just 36 hours before this game, Dortmund admitted that Mario Götze, the playmaker it had nurtured since he was 8, would be moving to Bayern this summer.
It had nurtured some of the most important African-American talents of the past two decades, from Wynton Marsalis and Chris Rock to Erykah Badu.
But now that he was so ungratefully, so shockingly threatening this order itself, the west finally awoke to the true nature of the monster it had nurtured.
