fostered
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"After a short stay there, her owner has agreed she can be fostered and she is now happily staying with leading firefighter Jamie Trew who found her."
After Newfoundland and Labrador joined Canada in 1949, government grants fostered a supportive environment for visual artists, primarily painters.
Audu says most of the children being fostered are either abandoned or separated from their biological parents and relatives as a result of insurgency.
During the Renaissance translations of Plato, the Hermetica and other works fostered new European interest in reincarnation.
Analysis of the original image fostered further doubt.
Coffee bars such as Le Macabre on Wardour Street, which had coffin-shaped tables, fostered beat poetry, jive dance and political debate.