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By holding politicians to account, demanding greater equality of opportunity, and nurturing a generation of politicians away from the egotistical path that sees many rise only to vanish without trace.

Approval for groups like al-Qaeda was voiced by 13% of the youngsters and 3% of the old folk.But Munira Mirza, one of the report's co-authors, felt that some conclusions drawn by the media (that Britain was nurturing a generation of extremists), were overdone.

As the founder of the Drik picture agency and a respected photography school, Shahidul Alam is also credited with nurturing a generation of Bangladeshi photographers.

Says Sims of the launch, "we hope that Fuse Corps can help provide both positive leadership to help solve citizens' problems from the ground up, while nurturing a generation of leaders who can think and act differently throughout their lives".

"He has discovered and nurtured a generation of writers who have influenced another generation of writers".

The US has the rare opportunity to nurture a generation of pro-American Arab Muslims.

He trained and nurtured a generation of artisan builders and craftsmen, working on hundreds of houses across Britain.

In her role as the academy's ambassador, Kray nurtured a generation of poets while working tirelessly to bring poetry to a wider audience.

Initially, only bachelor's degrees in government are being offered, though Michael P. Farris, the founder and president, is considering an entertainment major -- to nurture a generation of Christian "storytellers".

Mad magazine's irreverent parodies of movies and television shows, takedowns of political figures and gross, stupid humor nurtured a generation of budding iconoclasts.

"We have nurtured a generation of writers who have learned to write for readings," he said, "as opposed to writing for the stage.