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"My principal said that given the opportunity, she would advocate for me," Ms. Isaacson said.

Ms. Weingarten said she would advocate for the inclusion of more educators and of "more people who really understand the needs of schoolchildren".

On a tape of the meeting played at trial, the assemblywoman asks Mr. Batheja what happened to her doors, then says she would advocate for him to be named redeveloper of a vacant city-owned parcel in her district.

When asked, for instance, if she would advocate for a referendum giving benefits to same-sex partners of city workers, she was quick to say it was not in her plans.

During those years, Brown, a secretary and then an advertising copywriter, held off on marriage and dated widely, including colleagues and bosses, living, as she would advocate for her readers, in "superlative style".

Cherry Hill's mayor, Susan Bass Levin, has said she would advocate a creative mixed-use development for what would then be the largest open plot of land in the 24-square-mile township.

She said she also would advocate for the Securities and Exchange Commission to issue a rule requiring all publicly traded companies to disclose their political spending, including undisclosed outside spending, to their shareholders.

Even Dr. Culver said she would not advocate officially lumping the Florida panther with other cats.

It's possible the province will roll programs like Ontario Works, disability pay and employment insurance into the basic income scheme, but Anderson said she wouldn't advocate for "putting everything into one basket".

Page B1 Sports RAY EASTERLING'S WIDOW VOWS TO KEEP FIGHTING The widow of Ray Easterling said that she had no plans to move and that she would continue advocating for better medical coverage for retired N.F.L. players with head injuries.

Given her experience with government oppression, it is unlikely she would have advocated turning the economy over to the very same politicians who proved willing to institutionalize human bondage.