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They stifle the national team by importing rather than nurturing home grown skills.
Rather than nurturing an author, publishers want authors who already have an identifiable audience in place.
The head of the animal preserved on the stole, its teeth as sharp as the fangs on a Japanese anime demon, looks rabid rather than nurturing.
Black economic empowerment (BEE), which, among other things, encourages companies to hive off a slice of equity to blacks, has been accused of mainly helping a lucky, well-connected few, rather than nurturing entrepreneurs and creating jobs.
"Rather than nurturing and protecting biodiversity, geoengineering aims to create conditions that will allow us to sustain the excesses that brought on the current ecological and social crisis," the group says.
Many women feel the pressure to focus on nurturing a family rather than nurturing a career and wonder if it's possible to do both.
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The scheme was not illegal, but it gave Sark a reputation as a place to obscure enterprise rather than nurture it.
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Male rats sometimes eat their young rather than nurture them, which makes them a poor model for studying how fatherhood affects the brains of species that frown on infanticide.
Many venture capitalists insist this isn't so, and some warn of the ills of building startups to flip them like burgers rather than nurture them all the way to an IPO.
As much as the young boy tries to fit in, his brother's desire to torture rather than nurture him keeps getting the better of him.
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