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foster

[faw-ster, fos-ter] / ˈfɔ stər, ˈfɒs tər /




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The 22-year-old from the West Midlands spent two years in care as a teenager, living with foster parents, which she describes as a "very mentally taxing experience".

From BBC

The home ministry said it remained "committed to fostering an environment of peace, stability, and mutual trust in" Ladakh and have "meaningful dialogue with all stakeholders".

From Barron's

Since being rescued, K has moved in with a foster family, started attending college, begun receiving therapy, and been on holidays abroad.

From BBC

And he led a maritime coalition of more than 30 nations, which allowed him to foster relationships with leaders across the region.

From The Wall Street Journal

A supervisor rejected his request, according to the filing, noting the county was “committed to fostering an inclusive workplace, including for our LGBTQ+ employees.”

From Los Angeles Times