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Calls for teal permanency were matched only by one other suggestion — that in order to really bring fans back, the team has to win.
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In this op-ed, Christina K., whose name has been shortened for anonymity, explains the importance of permanency for youth in foster care.
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In hiring a new president, Chicago State is seeking permanency for a role that has been in constant flux.
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But his lack of permanency was almost part of his character.
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The sense of permanency and trust is what drew Amber Donovan, now the director of the initiative, to start the first table in Cleveland in 2014.
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For Angel, the wedding brought a sense of permanency that was missing from her childhood.
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The agency is sponsoring a month-long series of events to raise community awareness of the importance of adoption, particularly for the nearly 70 children in the system who have no specific plans for permanency.
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But the grand schools St. Louis built for its children caution that the permanency of schools as buildings and institutions is worth defending.
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