mobilization

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• Another group that works to mobilize voters of color set up tables at a recent high school graduation to register newly eligible young voters.

• During the first wave, I mostly mobilized to support the spots in my immediate neighborhood — the places I walk by with the dog daily, the ones whose patios I’m mostly likely to populate once this is all over.

• For example, Huang says his team learned that each live-stream influencer mobilizes its fan base to exhibit different purchasing behaviors, so it will continue to create bespoke prediction models for each of its top influencers.

• Nse Ufot, chief executive of the New Georgia Project, which focuses on mobilizing young voters of color, compared him to Kemp.

• If everyone reading this got their Plus Two, the OZY community could mobilize significant new numbers of voters.

• Since the outbreak began in March, global mobilization efforts to combat the epidemic have been severely delayed.

• Jasarevic noted social mobilization—whether done on Twitter or atop a soapbox—is only a part of the solution.

• We are watching the largest mobilization in a generation of volunteers traveling abroad to join a war.

• Their approach encompasses outreach, education, community mobilization, and civic partnerships.

• When politicians use ethnic mobilization to promote their agendas, violence can metastasize quickly.

• Therefore, when the word mobilization was spoken throughout Germany it was more than a call.

• When the was ordered, every farmer brought his horses to the town, where they were inspected.