I.F.S.
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Example Sentences
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A violinist and a percussionist stand in for the different personality components that interact with each other in I.F.S. therapy.
From New York Times
Responding to the claims, Paul Johnson, director of the institute, said that “for the last 30 years, the I.F.S. has really built its reputation on the independence and integrity of our work, and actually there is no sum of money from anywhere in the world which would influence what we said.”
From New York Times
Among those who lobbied the I.F.S., as the sumo federation is commonly known, was Stephen Gadd, the general secretary of the European Sumo Union and president of the Netherlands Sumo Federation.
From New York Times
More than a decade later, women’s sumo started gaining followers as the I.F.S., which oversees 87 member nations, started pushing for a women’s version of the sport.
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