Thesaurus / appropriate
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It seems appropriate that “Antebellum,” the new thriller about the ongoing impact of racial injustice in America, literally started as a nightmare.
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8 MAJOR GOOGLE RANKING FACTORS — SEO GUIDESPONSORED CONTENT: SEO POWERSUITESEPTEMBER 15, 2020SEARCH ENGINE LANDThe coronavirus pandemic and the restaurant industry’s “uphill battle” were the given reasons that an award show just didn’t seem appropriate.
THE MESS THAT IS THE 2020 JAMES BEARD AWARDS, EXPLAINEDELAZAR SONTAGSEPTEMBER 11, 2020EATERMoving away from the executive level, it is also important that investors engage with companies about their expectations for all staff to have a living wage, access to health care, sick leave, and appropriate holiday entitlements.
TO FIGHT SYSTEMIC RACISM, THE INVESTMENT INDUSTRY NEEDS TO LOOK AT ITS WHITENESS FIRSTJAKEMETHSEPTEMBER 10, 2020FORTUNEI don’t think you can culturally appropriate a food product unless you’re profiting off of it.
THE REDEMPTION OF THE SPICE BLENDJAYA SAXENASEPTEMBER 10, 2020EATERHe said as soon as the clinical trial was paused Oxford and AstraZeneca informed the appropriate government regulatory agencies in each country where trials were taking place.
COVID-19 VACCINE STILL ON TRACK FOR LATER THIS YEAR DESPITE TRIAL PAUSE, ASTRAZENECA CEO SAYSJEREMY KAHNSEPTEMBER 10, 2020FORTUNEWe are currently investigating this matter and, if appropriate, will seek to recoup any overpayment and potentially refer this case to law enforcement.
A DOCTOR WENT TO HIS OWN EMPLOYER FOR A COVID-19 ANTIBODY TEST. IT COST $10,984.BY MARSHALL ALLENSEPTEMBER 5, 2020PROPUBLICAThis critique might seem nitpicky, but the language people use to talk about racism shapes how they understand what’s happening and which solutions sound appropriate.
WHAT’S MISSING FROM CORPORATE STATEMENTS ON RACIAL INJUSTICE? THE REAL CAUSE OF RACISM.AMY NORDRUMSEPTEMBER 5, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThere is no universal recommendation that could be appropriate for most people.
THREE QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING A KNIFEWES SILERSEPTEMBER 3, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEFor many employees before life under lockdown, it would have rarely been appropriate or necessary to invite their boss or colleagues inside their home.
DEEP DIVE: HOW COMPANIES AND THEIR EMPLOYEES ARE FACING THE FUTURE OF WORKDIGIDAYSEPTEMBER 1, 2020DIGIDAYWORDS RELATED TO APPROPRIATE
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