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“Overall, Jamie thinks a shift back to the office will be good for the young employees and to foster creative ideas,” Kleinhanzl wrote.

“We are open to everyone and are intentionally trying to foster a diverse community and actively invite people from all walks of life to participate, particularly people of color, women, and the LGBTQ community,” O’Donnell says.

It’s hard to continue to foster a sense of community when we’re all at home for the most part.

Target executives pointed to big gains in categories such as food, electronics, and home goods, items that typically foster in-store visits.

Rhonda Oliver, a parent who has five foster and adopted children enrolled in Oceanside Unified, said it’s going to be nearly impossible for her family to continue distance learning in the fall.

Critics accused Foster of giving Duke a payoff to stay out of the race; that was never proven.

A grand jury investigated but found Foster had broken no law.

At any rate, policy can enforce equal rights and foster equal opportunity.

A few weeks later, Valentino and her pal, an aspiring actress named Meg Foster, met Cosby again at Café Figaro.

Then, she says she observed Cosby “sitting in a love seat near Foster and she noticed that he had an erection.”

The foster-father, who was an American resident in Hong-Kong, found his eyesight gradually failing him.

The foster-child remained behind to share the hut of the political exile.

Major Foster hastily collected sixty men and charged on the guns—so shamelessly abandoned by the order of a drunken commander.

The new day had hardly begun when the guerrilla hordes poured down on Foster's little army, confident of an easy victory.

To this the guerrillas agreed, and their surprise can be imagined when they found themselves in Foster's camp instead of Coffee's.