They cultivate one another in an elite universe that is affected neither by reality nor by the convictions of most of their countrymen.
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Another thing I learned, that helped in many relatively small deals, was that one must cultivate a relaxed attitude.
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One must cultivate a relaxed attitude.
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Community members and members of this coalition support one another and cultivate the core characteristics of a town that will be known not just for the tragedy it has been through but for its resilience and character.
When we choose to serve one another we begin to cultivate a shared vision of what life could be like no matter the economic hardships, natural disasters, wars or hunger that we face.
Salman Amin, senior VP and global CMO at PepsiCo, in his keynote interview, explained how a behemoth company that operates in 200 countries and territories worldwide is able to cultivate brand relationships with an audience of one, empowering consumers with ownership of brands.
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He may be an embarrassment, but he is one that the administration has no choice but to cultivate.
"That's one labor relationship they've been able to cultivate, " he said.
At one time or another, indigenous people in tropical Africa and South America knew how to cultivate and prepare nutritious food by selective breeding of as many as 30, 000 species of plants.
The business takes off when one investor's wife starts giving away free samples at her family's Oakland grocery store to cultivate customer loyalty.
There he found one of the poorest populations on earth, and an environment quickly degrading as hungry farmers tried desperately to cultivate rice in the eroding soil.
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