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Meanings of empathetic approach in English
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Usage of empathetic approach in English
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A behavioural economist is urging an empathetic approach as the best way to enforce mask-wearing in New Zealand.
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Thirty-five-year-old Maddow's low-key humour, rigorous research and empathetic approach has made her the overnight darling of the liberal media.
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In it, the couples therapist navigates issues from infidelity to illness and sex addiction with a no-nonsense but empathetic approach.
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There is much to be said of her will and of the empathetic approach of the England and Wales Cricket Board.
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Five of Thursday's ten high-grade deals were from FIG issuers and all fared well after adopting an empathetic approach to the market.
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Applying the empathetic approach to the search for alien life could focus human efforts on a mere 3 percent of the sky.
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This interview - which was later broadcast all over the world - would not have worked without Thomas Mead's skill and his empathetic approach.