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- noun Plural form of
outreach . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
outreach .
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Examples
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However, our hub leaders are constantly used in outreaches and training situations outside of their context and even outside of their countries.
To reap a harvest 2007
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The evangelists will share their personal faith through short-term outreaches lasting from two to six weeks and incorporating diverse activities like sports, DVD distribution and youth camps.
Christian Today 2010
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The senior Obama administration official said the review would look at recent "outreaches"
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Troupe member Sarah Cordia remembers seeing ballet outreaches when she was a student.
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Since the backfire effect is strongest in those with already fixed views, this means that ...outreaches should be directed towards the undecided majority rather than the unswayable minority.
A. Siegel: Debunk Me! Debunk Me! "Lean, Mean, and Easy to Read..." A. Siegel 2011
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Here's Life Inner City offers a variety of programs and outreaches that seek to meet physical and spiritual needs.
Here's Life Inner City: Child Poverty and America's Middle Class Dilemma Here 2011
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The company involved says that have a very specific and standardized approach to these outreaches but did not share it with the other attendees.
Anthony Dias Blue, bloggers, and the exposure package | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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It also comes with a salesperson and a marketing/pr person who advocates for the designers, outreaches to buyers and makes much needed connections, and provides access designers needed to buyers and press.
Atim Oton: Emerging Designer, Tiffany Lawrence, Triumphs with Showroom New York Atim Oton 2012
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Since the backfire effect is strongest in those with already fixed views, this means that ...outreaches should be directed towards the undecided majority rather than the unswayable minority.
A. Siegel: Debunk Me! Debunk Me! "Lean, Mean, and Easy to Read..." A. Siegel 2011
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Since the backfire effect is strongest in those with already fixed views, this means that ...outreaches should be directed towards the undecided majority rather than the unswayable minority.
A. Siegel: Debunk Me! Debunk Me! "Lean, Mean, and Easy to Read..." A. Siegel 2011
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