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The mission of the foundation is to educate, empower, advocate for, support and inspire young women affected by breast cancer; to end isolation among young adult breast cancer survivors and to improve the quality of life for young adult breast cancer survivors by creating vigilant self-advocates.— CSRwire.com
Instead of concluding your piece with a cryptic, apparently nostalgic reflection on how democracies "empower" prejudice, why not devote more space to exploring this mystery, which really ought to be the crux of the issue?!— Nicholas D. Kristof
Can you name a few recent examples of companies using social media to embrace, empower, and excite their customer evangelists?— Marketing Profs Daily Fix
By readily repurposing, integrating with and extending the business value of existing technology, infrastructure and business applications, Xenos solutions empower organizations to adapt to changing market demands.— ECM Connection Products

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