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incubator

noun as in hatchery

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A lawsuit claims that an ethnic studies steering committee created by a Santa Ana school board met in secret and served as an incubator for antisemitic coursework.

Ho has also boycotted clerks from Yale Law School over the institution’s alleged “cancel culture” and Columbia University for allegedly acting as an “incubator of bigotry” by allowing controversial pro-Gaza protests.

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What did the "Top Chef" incubator teach you?

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And the Farm to School incubator grant program has awarded about $86 million since 2021 to allow schools to develop programming focused on climate-smart or organic agriculture.

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In the 15-plus years since I first spoke there, the Latino Youth Leadership Conference has transformed into an incubator.

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