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Shanghai's residents who have long seen themselves as the inheritors of an outward-looking, cosmopolitan attitude which permeated Shanghai in the early decades of the 20th century, are also proud of their café culture.

In addition, the tweets gathered by Jones showed that people who injected more awe-related words into their eclipse day tweets also used language infused with outward-looking, community-minded sentiments — although the effect was short-lived.

Yet as a gay woman advocating on gender issues, climate change, and the rights of the victims of violence Gail McConnell symbolises an outward-looking Northern Ireland.

No one has succeeded Schneerson as rebbe in the 30 years since his death, but the movement continues to expand and function as the most outward-looking in the Hasidic tradition, which includes some of the most strictly observant of Orthodox Jewish groups.

O'Neil fits the template of a young, ambitious, outward-looking British manager Wolves thought about appointing with Beale.