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The trend of humanizing cat and dog food is also manifesting into the non-cat and non-dog pet food categories, too.

Prince Faisal bin Salman, Madinah's governor and chairman of its development authority, on Monday launched the first International Conference on Humanizing Cities at Taibah University.

Humanizing childbirth care: pondering on public policies.

Critique: As informed and informative as it is thoughtful and thought-provoking, "Humanizing the Education Machine" is specifically recommended to the attention of concerned parents and education professionals with an interest in education reforms on a local, regional, and national level.

Humanizing care must be the main value; the humanization expected of individuals who work with others independent of their being ill.

Floyd, proposing a national campaign to try to prevent police fatalities by humanizing officers in the eyes of the public.

Understanding why humanizing one's brand can help a bank build stronger customer relationships is important for banks of all sizes and regardless of how they may have ranked in any of the latest customer satisfaction surveys.

Nelson suggests that the most recent humanizing of the gothic aesthetic illustrates a new dimension of spirituality in America.

Companies and individuals have been humanizing themselves in the public eye for generations.

Humanizing education; critical alternatives to reform.

Not surprisingly, he found that humanizing one's iPod isn't as beneficial as humanizing an animal or God.

He chronicles the recent wave of hip secularism in the publishing world and issues a call to harness its energy while humanizing the ride.

"Humanizing" the antibody creates a protein that does not induce immunogenicity or cytokine formation.

"It's all about humanizing it and being intimate and sharing emotions," says Donohue, who believes this strategy can reach youths in a way statistics can't.