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“I want to take this opportunity to ask other people to also listen to Autistic people and to normalize changing their minds,” she writes.

I don’t mean to normalize it, because I’m not crazy about the system as it exists.

Ogilvy’s chief people officer Helen Matthews agrees the pandemic has normalized the conversation around flexible working, and that includes changing the narrative around it being the domain of women.

About a quarter of women who had this pregnancy complication — 34 women — went on to have CAC, even when post-pregnancy blood sugar levels normalized, researchers report.

Business leaders can also help end the stigma that surrounds mental health and normalize discussions around well-being, employee assistance programs and resources.

President Obama defends his decision to normalize ties with Cuba and defends his diplomatic record.

This measure is largely to protect children from the advertising of drugs, which many feel would normalize the experience.

“I started Exo with the mission to normalize consumption of bugs” says Gabi Lewis, co-founder of Exo Protein.

Whether we decide to follow this path, the best we can do to help people like Joni is to normalize and humanize atheism.

The argument for open carry goes that the ubiquity of guns will normalize them in the public eye.

No attempt has been made to correct or normalize printed botanical names.

No attempt has been made to correct or normalize the printed spelling of French or Italian names or words.

No attempt has been made to correct or normalize the printed accentuation or spelling of French names or words.

Transcriber's Note: Minor corrections were made to normalize spelling and punctuation.

No attempt has been made to correct or normalize all of the printed spelling of French names or words.