These include: Becoming Artifacts, Becoming Another Body, Becoming Controlled, Becoming Another, Becoming Again, Becoming Political, and Becoming New.
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In Becoming Soil, Rondinone does this by asking us to contemplate art as a form of becoming landscape, becoming star cluster, becoming cloud, and becoming animal.
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At least the exhibition's title, Becoming Soil, generated for me a set of hopeful, creative, and generative thoughts and expectations based on Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari's ideas of becoming — becoming molecular, becoming woman, becoming animal, etc.
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They were proof of something becoming something more, or something becoming someone, a person becoming a human being.
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The 426-page book is divided into three sections, the Post reports: Becoming Me, Becoming Us and Becoming More.
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"Becoming a nurse was easy, but becoming a mom was not," she said of her hopes of becoming a parent.
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Births, deaths, marriages, divorces, a show becoming a hit, to a show becoming canceled, to a show becoming a hit again.
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Not just becoming a designer but becoming bigger than Walmart.
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Rather than China becoming more Western, America is becoming more Chinese.
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They ended up becoming acquainted with one another and becoming friends.
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In other words, Quinn is becoming Chet and Rachel is becoming Quinn.
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In Louisiana becoming an officer takes less training than becoming a manicurist.
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And becoming a mother raises the spectre of becoming your own mother.
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Apparently becoming a DJ is the new becoming a rockstar/artist/actor.
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But becoming "radicalized" is not the same thing as becoming a terrorist.
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Before becoming pregnant, she went to school and dreamed of becoming a doctor.
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If embalming is becoming a lot less popular, what is becoming more popular?
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Corporate America is becoming partisan, which is a giant step past becoming political.
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Maybe you've noticed your feed becoming bluer; maybe you've felt it becoming redder.
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I don't think they're becoming a billionaire, so I'm not becoming a millionaire.
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The Western world isn't becoming less democratic, but it is becoming less liberal.
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For one, Hermione becoming a professor is not lesser than her becoming a politician.
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Not only is politics becoming more polarized, but voters are becoming more uniformly partisan.
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Our purchasing habits are not only becoming more digital — they are becoming more omnichannel.
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Her performance speaks of the incarnation, not as God becoming a man, but as God becoming a uterus, becoming a woman to give birth to the God self.
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He said he was becoming increasingly distraught by the amount of trucks and cars on the road, so he tried to imagine them away — roads becoming expanses of grass or flowing rivers, passing cars becoming birds, or crumbling pavements becoming mountain trails.
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So, in general... AXELROD: Isn't part of their concern that that 50 percent is becoming, or whatever percent, is becoming a greater -- we're becoming a much more diverse country?
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"The book is divided into three sections — 'Becoming Me,' 'Becoming Us' and 'Becoming More' — that sound like the bland stuff of inspirational self-help," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Becoming a power plant operator requires a similar path to becoming a distributor or dispatchers.
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Did you learn anything from becoming a grandfather that you didn't from becoming a father?
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The Senate was becoming concerned that it was becoming the second-tier citizen of Congress.
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He mimed planting a tree, becoming the tree, chopping it down and becoming its immolation.
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My only chance of becoming a good man hinges on not becoming my father's son.
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What were uncomfortably hot days are becoming dangerously hot, dangerously hot days are becoming deadly ones.
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But I think becoming an entrepreneur and becoming a leader has humbled me in a way.
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Becoming a Donor Soon after our conversation, I started the process of becoming a kidney donor.
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"Instead of becoming a respected great nation it risks becoming a more isolated pariah," Parker said.
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You see it in rappers becoming venture capitalists, xkcd being huge, The Martian becoming a phenomena.
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GP: Well I think people are becoming much more aware, citizens are becoming much more aware.
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"Maybe you've noticed your feed becoming bluer; maybe you've felt it becoming redder," our reporter observes.
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Some people say that Berlin is becoming so cool that it's in danger of becoming uncool.
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Becoming myself, I realized, might not involve anything more than becoming more like everyone around me.
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But it's still just one way of becoming president, not the only way of becoming president.
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But as sustainable beauty is becoming more and more commonplace, so too is it becoming more affordable.
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But on Monday, it was becoming clear that Qatar could prevent the economic damage from becoming critical.
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It is entirely possible that we are becoming robot-like faster than robots are becoming like humans.
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European diplomats are becoming increasingly concerned that their nations' priorities are becoming collateral damage to Trump's base.
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"These jobs are becoming more plentiful, they're becoming a bigger part of our total economy," Allegretto said.
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Instead, the U.S. should lead efforts to prevent problems from becoming crises and crises from becoming conflicts.
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India is becoming more like Pakistan, and Pakistan is becoming more like itself: belligerent, sulky and paranoid.
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Hitting's becoming easier _ I'm not saying it's easy _ but it's definitely becoming easier than what it was.
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Ms. Kornienko is now working toward becoming a nurse, a prerequisite for becoming a midwife in Sweden.
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By the way, I think the beard is very becoming, although his politics sometimes is not so becoming.
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He isn't just becoming a less active and forceful presence, he's becoming a less interesting and involved character.
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We need information dominance and strategic subversion to prevent problems from becoming crises and crises from becoming conflicts.
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Today it is entirely possible that we are becoming robot-like faster than robots are becoming like humans.
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Czyz became Chess, and all the first names were Americanized, with Lejzor becoming Leonard and Fiszel becoming Philip.
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"This was not another step towards us becoming machines, but towards us becoming more human," Babitz has said.
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So to the extent that political systems are becoming less liberal, I think they're also becoming less democratic.
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Just as there are many exercises for becoming physically strong, there are many strategies for becoming mentally strong.
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I am more comfortable with my guy friends now and I don't know if that's everyone becoming more aware, or if that's me becoming more aware and me becoming more comfortable with expressing myself.
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"I think (LGBT cinema) is becoming normalized, becoming more a part of the fabric of everyday movies," Trengove argues.
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In addition, there was a 22% chance of becoming overweight and a 103% chance of becoming obese, she added.
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But long-term, Brazil is becoming less corrupt; democracy and the rule of law are becoming stronger, not weaker.
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For boys, who are already immersed in a hyper-masculine culture, becoming more feminine is becoming more well-rounded.
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If you can do that, you can jumpstart the process of becoming that person you always dreamed of becoming.
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I saw myself in their dreams of becoming great skaters, as well as in their fear of becoming adults.
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The state is becoming more ethnically diverse, more culturally open; it is, you might say, becoming more like America.
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As a woman, I know what it is to worry about becoming pregnant — or being raped and becoming pregnant.
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It's why we become them, and then realize we're becoming them, and then fight so hard against becoming them.
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The first two sections — "Becoming Me" about Michelle Obama's childhood, and "Becoming Us" about her and Barack — were absorbing.
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Mr. Erdogan rose to power himself by becoming mayor of Istanbul in 1994, before becoming prime minister in 2003.
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Although the market may be becoming more fragmented, you could argue that all the apps are becoming more similar.
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"The United States is becoming part of Mexico and Mexico is becoming part of the United States," she said.
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The film follows both the group's actions and the individual members' shifting relationships to one another — enemies becoming friends, friends becoming lovers, lovers becoming caretakers — as well as their struggles with the disease wracking their community.
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People fear robots are becoming too human, but, in reality, robots are becoming a little more bug-like every day.
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There were some warning signs that the lines were becoming a bit too blurred, that things were becoming too personal.
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Just as online services are becoming important for Microsoft's Windows and Office properties, gaming is also becoming more internet-centric.
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Laptops are becoming tablets and tablets are becoming laptops, and we're seeing companies try to make nearly everything in between.
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She founded her website, True Crime Diary, at the suggestion of her husband after becoming becoming interested in cold cases.
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"Becoming" becomes the biggest selling book of the year and Michelle Obama sells out arenas on her "Becoming" Tour. 96.
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Non-alcoholic beer and "mocktails," or non-alcoholic cocktails, are becoming more popular as many Americans are becoming "sober-curious."
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Our politics are becoming more polarized by race, with the Republican Party becoming whiter and the Democratic Party less so.
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I wondered if becoming an attorney would fill the hole in my mother's heart that my becoming a felon created.
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Becoming one with the sea Another alternative becoming increasingly popular, Nicodemus said, is to become a man-made memorial reef.
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This derailed her initial career interest, becoming a physicist, as well as her backup career interest, becoming a philosophy professor.
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"They are kind of moving up the value spectrum, becoming more differentiated, becoming more indispensable to their clients," he said.
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A major life cycle event was underway — becoming a grandmother or, to use the Yiddish name I've chosen, becoming Bubbe.
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And much of the backsliding has been incremental, rather than transformational: strong democracies becoming weak, authoritarian states becoming more authoritarian.
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Constant vigilance: notice when you're buying too much or becoming too distracted, and start becoming more conscious every day. 8.
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Some doomsayers are now worrying about the entire year being ruined by the January hiccup, with first-quarter listings becoming second-quarter listings, second-quarter listings becoming third-quarter listings, and suddenly, 2019 listings becoming 2020 listings.
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They hold out the possibility of newly understanding human physicality by suggesting a creative conflagration between becoming perceptible and becoming imperceptible.
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Becoming a mother changed this thing about me: Becoming a mother is a deeply powerful experience that changes your life forever.
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Art songs dream of becoming pop songs and pop songs dream of becoming folk songs, too familiar to need an author.
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Other transitions in the cast include Tobias Menzies becoming Prince Philip, Helena Bonham Carter starring as Princess Margaret, Josh O'Connor becoming Prince Charles, Marion Bailey taking on the role of the Queen Mother and Erin Doherty becoming Princess Anne.
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Persistent surveillance is becoming cheaper and simpler, but the security and privacy questions they pose are becoming more costly and complex. [Fox]
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I have no idea, but the Bible compares our rebirth to an acorn becoming a tree and a seed becoming a flower.
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And becoming famous can involve a large number of variables — it isn't dependent on becoming the next movie star or big band.
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Alan Moore was doing work, so the idea of taking comics seriously was becoming a thing again, or was becoming a thing.
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It's hard to imagine one of the world's biggest military bases becoming Atlantis, or becoming an island, but that's where we're headed.
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We've reached the point in pop culture where regular dicks and regular dick activities — becoming stiff, not becoming stiff — aren't shocking anymore.
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"Rural places are becoming less Democratic, but the suburbs, which are way more populated, are becoming much less Republican," said the strategist.
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Not only are attacks in high schools becoming more frequent, but they are also becoming more deadly, and teenagers have taken notice.
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Right now, developing countries are increasingly becoming larger sources of greenhouse gases and are also becoming more vulnerable to climate-linked disasters.
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"But it is a fact that maybe politics is becoming more important, it's becoming more intense, the range of outcomes is becoming greater, and that we're in a world in which there's a bull market in politics that's getting started."
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Like Henri Richard and Jean Beliveau becoming the first players to win ten Stanley Cups, or Darryl Sittler becoming the first player to score ten points in a game, or Wayne Gretzky becoming the first player with ten 100-point seasons.
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It is becoming overburdened with so many features and design changes that it's becoming harder and harder to just get directions in it.
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Is that just because the idea of small things becoming big and big things becoming small has that inherent comedic energy to it?
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Technologically speaking, becoming Iron Man could be feasible by enhancing your strength through a mechanical device, especially in comparison to becoming Captain America.
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"This was not another step towards us becoming machines, but towards us becoming more human," co-founder Liviu Babitz told the Creator's Project.
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It's crucial to talk about how commonplace this abuse is, but it's becoming more difficult to do so without becoming exhausted or desensitized.
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With hacking becoming increasingly profitable and hackers' software becoming more sophisticated, there's no indication that this trend will slow down any time soon.
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At home, the labor market's upper stratum was becoming saturated, but overseas, becoming a lao ban, or "boss," was still a realistic goal.
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Becoming a transhumanist—becoming dedicated to overcoming death with science and technology—must be experienced personally in a heartfelt and deeply philosophical way.
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Bit by bit, the "other apartment" is becoming home, and the place I share with friends in Dorchester is becoming "the old place".
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"Gaming is becoming more movified, and movies are becoming more gameified, but it won't take over," Sarandos told the Evening Standard last year.
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She has become the lady of a great house not by becoming the helpmate of a great lord, but by becoming a great woman.
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In addition to becoming a state, options for Puerto Rico's future status include remaining a commonwealth, entering "free association" or becoming an independent nation.
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"Our thesis was simple: Make the process of becoming physical as easy as becoming digital," co-founder and CEO Tal Zvi Nathanel told me.
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There are a lot of cultures where there are specific and beautiful rituals about going from becoming a young girl to becoming a woman.
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"It underscores how this market — blockchain-powered applications — is becoming important globally but it's also becoming quite topical in China as well," he adds.
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Aside from the obvious problems that can come from becoming intoxicated on a plane, you also risk becoming too dehydrated, or not sleeping properly.
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Although Chinese society is becoming more tolerant of diversity, even at the top, the state worries that such groups are becoming increasingly well organised.
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Japanese Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii said that the situation in the East China Sea is becoming increasingly urgent, because China is becoming increasingly aggressive.
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Incoming chief of staff Reince Priebus and incoming chief strategist Stephen Bannon are reportedly becoming frustrated with Conway for not becoming a team player.
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Death metal had exploded, cracking into the mainstream and quickly becoming a style that, outside of a handful of bands, was becoming increasingly rote.
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Recent business surveys have found that farmers are becoming more reluctant to buy equipment and that local bankers are becoming gloomier in their outlook.
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That's a bar that is becoming ever more difficult to surmount, because the placebo effect seems to be becoming stronger as time goes on.
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Smart agriculture is already becoming more commonplace among farmers, and high tech farming is quickly becoming the standard thanks to agricultural drones and sensors.
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If these letters were a blueprint for who I was becoming, I wanted to make clear that I was becoming a person of substance.
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"I think if anything, the U.S. is becoming more like China in this context, than the Chinese are becoming like the U.S.," Broadman said.
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The CEO also expressed interest in becoming Israel's prime minister and the president of the world, living forever, and becoming the world's first trillionaire.
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Podcasts are becoming the left's right-wing talk radio Podcasts are becoming the left's right-wing talk radio Left-wing talk radio is here.
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Becoming a mother changed this thing about me: Becoming a mother definitely gave me a lot more PATIENCE and realistic expectations of myself and others!
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If passed, each member and employee would receive training within the first 90 days of each Congressional session, becoming a member, or becoming an employee.
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PICKER: AND IT SEEMS LIKE THESE DAYS INVESTORS NEED THE TECH SKILLS, AS WELL, BECAUSE QUANTS BECOMING MORE IMPORTANT, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS BECOMING MORE IMPORTANT.
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"It is becoming increasingly apparent that the structural issues we have promulgated for years are becoming ever obvious to investors," Rasgon said in a note.
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Things we take for granted — the graphical user interface (GUI) and the app — are becoming extinct, and conversational interfaces are fast becoming the new norm.
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" The best example of speculative science becoming speculative art becoming scary reality in short order was illustrated by a 2012 art project called "Stranger Visions.
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This visual language has moved well beyond simple entertainment — it's becoming a language that many are becoming fluent in and turn to in everyday conversations.
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"We're not becoming a smaller minority, we're becoming a larger minority," said Yitzhak Zeev Pindrus, a lawmaker from the ultra-Orthodox party United Torah Judaism.
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"The style of exhibition is changing, it's becoming more populist, more based around contemporary culture, so therefore magazines are becoming important objects," Ms. Turk said.
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"It's not only becoming more expensive on the purchase side of flipping, but it's becoming more expensive on the fix-up side of flipping," said Bethanis.
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But this hour also begins Theon's (Alfie Allen) descent into becoming Reek as well as Bran's (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) journey to becoming the Three-Eyed Raven.
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In hindsight this is what happened: The emerging fintech folks are becoming the new front-end of finance and traditional finance is becoming the back end.
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Right, it's pro wrestling except even the commentating is becoming part of the event, and the people in the audience are becoming part of the event.
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But the only way I could deal with these issues without becoming too serious or becoming preachy and tearing out my hair in frustration was humor.
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Statehood, independence or somewhere in between Options on the weekend referendum included remaining a commonwealth, becoming a state, entering "free association" or becoming an independent nation.
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Who says Steven Caulker becoming the new Ole Gunnar Solskjær is any less or more an achievement than Jonjo Shelvey joining Newcastle and becoming Xabi Alonso?
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Before becoming a Congressman, he served as a pilot during the Vietnam War, becoming a prisoner of war after being shot down over Hanoi in 1967.
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The HUGO outlook predicts that anywhere between 20183 to 18 named storms will form this year, with approximately seven becoming hurricanes and three becoming major hurricanes.
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Becoming a father was a lot like becoming a German shepherd if German shepherds were capable of constantly calculating the risks of SIDS and peanut allergies.
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Trump's latest comment about the network becoming "politically correct" echoes fears he expressed in summer 2019 that it was becoming too "liberal," as Business Insider reported.
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"The impacts are becoming increasingly dire and the opportunity to do something about it is becoming increasingly slim, so let's get the job done," he said.
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There was a whole lot of narrative hooey to explain the theme, which mostly had to do with caterpillars becoming butterflies, girls becoming women, et cetera.
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Switching trains at Schwarzach-St Veit train station in Austria, the mountains were becoming taller, the valleys deeper, the fog ... well, it was becoming awfully foggy.
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He said Epcot would always be in a state of becoming, and this is sort of the next chapter of that state of becoming for us.
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So it's easy to wonder: With so many people becoming more aware that "man" and "woman" aren't the only two genders, is the word "bisexual" becoming outdated?
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Homebuilders have increasingly been focusing on affordable housing as it is becoming harder to sell premium or luxury homes because Britons are becoming more careful with money.
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About 10 to 16 named tropical storms, five to nine of those becoming hurricanes, and one to four becoming powerful major hurricanes, categories 3, 4 and 5.
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For the 20-year-old spinning mill worker, running fast is a prerequisite to becoming a policewoman - and becoming a policewoman would be her dream come true.
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North Korean defectors are becoming social media stars in South Korea North Korean defectors are becoming social media stars in South Korea This segment originally aired Jan.
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The new company's shares will be listed in New York, Paris and Milan with FCA's John Elkann becoming the chairman and Peugeot's Carlos Tavares becoming the CEO.
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This is how I keep reaching for my full potential because becoming someone else actually is the path to becoming who I can be — the real me.
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Indeed, scholars have observed that Justices who have served on the Court before becoming Chief Justice change their voting patterns to some degree after becoming Chief Justice.
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If abortion had been illegal, I could never have risked becoming pregnant again, and I would have been deprived of becoming a mother to two wonderful children.
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"Becoming, Part 2" (season 63, episode 22) Has there ever been a television tragedy quite so earned as the one at the end of "Becoming, Part 2"?
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The overall gap has widened over time, according to Pew, which means the US population is becoming less white more quickly than Congress is becoming less white.
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Traditionally 13-year-old boys celebrate becoming bar mitzvahs (meaning "sons of commandment") and 12- or 13-year-old girls celebrate becoming bat mitzvahs ("daughters of commandment").
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And most important thing I've learned of all, I am learning that becoming Speaker of the House is a steppingstone...to becoming ex-Speaker of the House.
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I used to have those hopes—I still have a bit—but I now have the hope of becoming a deeper person, of becoming a seasoned person.
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"It's becoming pretty obvious that what used to be the world of technology is now becoming the world of business transformation," Argenti said in a phone interview.
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Reduce your risk of becoming Pope by not converting to Catholicism and reduce your risk of becoming smeared in bear feces by not rolling around in the woods!
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As the line between TV and films blur — television becoming more cinematic with few episodes, film becoming more connected across bigger franchises — this sort of shift seems inevitable.
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Everyone is at a different level of discovering all the nuances of what the truth of UFOs might be, but by becoming more informed they're becoming better people.
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There was a sense of the city becoming corporatized, life becoming more financialized and sanitized, and this album was just a little bit of teenage resistance against that.
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But with tattoos becoming more and more accepted—along with other mainstream forms of body modification, like plastic surgery—it's not hard to imagine it becoming more common.
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Among just Republicans, 43 percent said their party is staying the same, 39 percent said it is becoming more conservative, and 19 said it is becoming more liberal.
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Meanwhile, we are becoming ever more vulnerable, partly because daily life is becoming more dependent on computers, and partly because cyber-offense is far ahead of cyber-defense.
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This is by far the strangest form of cancellation — and one that is sadly becoming more common (or, at least, fans knowing about it is becoming more common).
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Eventually he joined SAP, becoming president of global sales at its Asia-Pacific and Latin America divisions before becoming joint CEO in 503 and sole CEO in 2014.
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Hank Steuver, The Washington Post It's about becoming (or not becoming) the kind of viewer who can sign on to such a daunting amount of Dark Ages hoo-hah.
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While people were losing faith in core institutions, the major political parties were becoming much more ideologically unified — with liberals sorting into the Democratic Party and conservatives becoming Republicans.
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The outlines of a new ecosystem for connecting employment and education are becoming discernible The faint outlines of a new ecosystem for connecting employment and education are becoming discernible.
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California is on its way to becoming the nation's first sanctuary state California is on its way to becoming the nation's first sanctuary state This segment originally aired Feb.
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I've always been aware of that stuff in my writing it's just becoming more and opening more and expanding more, while at the same time also becoming more detailed.
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People are becoming less active and more overweight, which means they are becoming less fit and less able to tolerate the activity and loading for which we were designed.
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The interesting thing will be to see what they are actually able to do with the chance, since blue areas are becoming bluer and red areas are becoming redder.
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Hammack foresees sapiosexual becoming an increasingly popular term people will use to describe their sexualities since society is becoming more open to the concept of sexual fluidity and variation.
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Becoming a legal assistant is an excellent way to get your foot in the door of the legal profession, and even work your way up to becoming a paralegal.
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As he was becoming a rap star, he was becoming a bigger viral sensation, nailing a few signature gestures — mopping the floor, slicking his eyebrows — that became easy memes.
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This vicious cycle of destitution—the faithful becoming faithless, the poor becoming penniless—illustrates the subjugation of the marginalized and the erasure of those on the fringes of society.
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At some point, the coalitions will sort out again, with Republicans most likely becoming a rural-suburban party of nationalist populism and Democrats becoming an urban party of cosmopolitanism.
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VR headsets — gadgets, certainly — are slowly becoming ubiquitous.
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" — IranianGenius "That shirt looks very becoming on you.
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SRS: To me, buying speculative property on the moon speaks to a kind of crossover, where things that once were science fiction are becoming "speculative" fiction — or sometimes becoming reality.
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The AirPods, famously, had a bit of a delay before becoming widely available, and were shipped in limited quantities before finally hitting their stride and becoming a genuine cultural moment.
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All the while, Trump's behavior is becoming more and more erratic, and White House reporters say it's becoming harder to know what's going on — not like it was ever easy.
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"I don't think my life has changed since becoming a mum: I think the way I look at life has changed since becoming a mum," Jenner recently told Vogue Australia.
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The latter aspect is becoming harder now, however, as the latest data from Kantar Worldpanel shows that China's top five phone vendors are becoming a more solid and dominant group.
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And Snapchat is becoming more like Messenger is becoming more like WeChat, proving that at some point messaging apps are going to be derivative products of all other messaging apps.
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"I don't think my life has changed since becoming a mum: I think the way I look at life has changed since becoming a mum," Jenner said during the interview.
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To supporters of the rule, this means philosophically that the embryo is on its way to becoming one distinct person, no longer holding the possibility of splitting and becoming twins.
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Plus, the animated series debuted during a time when the Batman movies were becoming more goofy and cartoony, while the cartoon was becoming darker and took on more adult themes.
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Self-made millionaire before becoming a successful entrepreneur, and billionaire Warren Buffett worked as a newspaper delivery boy for the Washington Post before becoming the successful investor he is today.
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The key point to understand here is that these fields are not only becoming exponentially more powerful, but their products are becoming increasingly accessible to groups and individuals as well.
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And I also thought it would be cool to make a song—when I was in Norway, it was always about either becoming a game addict or becoming a musician.
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A majority of Democrats, 2628 percent, said the party is staying the same, while 28503 percent said it is becoming more liberal and 22019 said it is becoming more conservative.
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John S. Weinberg spent 32 years at Goldman, becoming a partner in 1992, eventually becoming a co-head of its investment bank and, finally, a vice chairman of the firm.
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In addition, it is a great way to stay in shape, or get in shape, and helps you achieve your goals of becoming a runner, or becoming a better one.
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Nielsen "believed the situation was becoming untenable with the President becoming increasingly unhinged about the border crisis and making unreasonable and even impossible requests," a senior administration official tells CNN.
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Ultimately a new pattern emerged, with a rejected man from The Bachelorette becoming the next Bachelor, then a rejected woman from The Bachelor becoming the next Bachelorette, and so on.
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Amazon and Brita's new pitcher is now available to buy online today, simultaneously hinting at both how lazy humans are becoming, as well as how pervasive the connected devices are becoming.
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America is becoming more racially and ethnically diverse, on its way to becoming majority non-white in 2045 — but some parts of the country are changing more rapidly than the rest.
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" An administration official told CNN that Ms Nielsen "believed the situation was becoming untenable with the president becoming increasingly unhinged about the border crisis and making unreasonable and even impossible requests.
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"I am not sure this is a good thing, but it is a fact that maybe politics is becoming more important and more intense, the range of outcomes is becoming greater."
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With native software development becoming less important, and the browser becoming more important, the lack of scale in Chrome OS will not matter as much, since native applications are not necessary.
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The new company's shares will be listed in New York, Paris and Milan, with FCA's John Elkann becoming the chairman of the new company and Peugeot's Carlos Tavares becoming its CEO.
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"It's becoming a lot more common because the world is becoming so much more accessible than what it used to be," Channa Bromley, Lead Coach for Relationship Hero, recently told Refinery29.
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Solar and wind power are becoming viable economic alternatives for coal-fired and gas-fired plants, while batteries are becoming efficient enough for electric-powered cars to become a big business.
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Nielsen "believed the situation was becoming untenable" with Trump "becoming increasingly unhinged about the border crisis and making unreasonable and even impossible requests," a senior administration official told CNN on Sunday.
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There are several lines of evidence converging on the idea that America is becoming a more hostile place for immigrants and outsiders — that Richeson and Craig's prediction is becoming broadly true.
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It's becoming more commonplace for scientists to preregister — i.e.
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Michelle Obama's new memoir, "Becoming, " was released on Tuesday.
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" "My biggest fear is MY anxiety becoming THEIR anxiety.
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He recently celebrated a happy first — becoming a father.
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PARIS — The tears are becoming habitual for Shelby Rogers.
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" He reminded her, "You described hating becoming a woman.
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" Cohen also said that Trump was "becoming an autocrat.
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Now he's eyeing another prize — becoming mayor of Houston.
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IVF was becoming a pain in my ass — literally.
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" Today Ms. Barton is focused on becoming more "grounded.
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I wonder, there's becoming this sort of ... A shift.
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"Conditions ... are becoming more dire and dangerous," he said.
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" One of the discussions is titled "Becoming Steve Jobs.
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LAS VEGAS — Bernie Sanders is becoming harder to stop.
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Belson's art possesses an inner glow – dust becoming light.
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With "Becoming Corpus," the first in the series of five works titled the BECOMING pentalogy, I started thinking about whether there was "real" beauty as opposed to the things that are masked.
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This is a period of promising growth for the region, with online shopping site Jumia becoming the region's first unicorn, exits becoming increasingly frequent and VCs all around the world taking notice.
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And along with the great weight of evidence showing that countries are becoming less segregated by race and ethnicity, there is also growing proof that they are becoming more segregated by income.
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Former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio admitted that he was tricked into giving an interview to Sacha Baron Cohen, becoming the latest political figure to acknowledge becoming part of the comedian's upcoming project.
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So even as sex is becoming more of a virtual experience, there seems to be a trend of young people becoming more open to going to physical, communal spaces to have sex.
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Now, my hair is a vibrant of neon pink to mark how unapologetic I'm becoming in regards to my queerness and identity—and how romantic I'm becoming toward every part of myself.
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Forty-nine percent of all those surveyed said the GOP is becoming more conservative, while 36 percent said it is staying the same and 16 percent said it is becoming more liberal.
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The balance between the white form and the black ground is so exquisitely calibrated they seem to switch places, with the black ground becoming the form and the white becoming the ground.
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Neumann has expressed interest in becoming Israel's prime minister and the president of the world, living forever, and becoming the world's first trillionaire, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the situation.
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"I'm not sure this is a good thing, but it is a fact that maybe politics is becoming more important, it's becoming more intense, the range of outcomes is becoming greater, and that we're in a world in which there's a bull market in politics that's getting started," investor and Trump advisor Peter Thiel said on Tuesday.
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After it hits the ground, it's memories: my mother, on crutches, moving toward me, in rain, that last dry summer with her, or a man, who later became my husband, in a tent with me, in the petrichor air, our bodies becoming changelings, becoming a new house- hold, becoming new gods, with their own new myths.
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As underground spaces experiment with different models for becoming totally above-board nonprofits and businesses (and even aspire to collective property ownership), the challenges and tradeoffs involved in doing so are becoming apparent.
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A recent article in Le Monde described it as religion 3.0: the becoming-machine turns into becoming-God (by which is meant immortality, which we are supposed to attain by merging with technology).
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For instance I can see the levels becoming repetitive processes of shields down, transport, shields up, shoot rotations, and the controls, while fun at first, will quickly becoming boring due to their simplicity.
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America's democratic institutions are facing considerable stress, but it's not on the verge of becoming Nazi Germany, and it's still a good way away from becoming 2018 Hungary or Venezuela, for that matter.
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"Cancer is becoming more and more expensive for patients because the treatments we are prescribing are becoming more expensive," said Dr. Syed Yousuf Zafar of the Duke Cancer Institute in Durham, North Carolina.
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By becoming a more prominent player on the international financial stage, the expectation was Beijing would commit itself to becoming more market-oriented instead of resorting to the National Team when trouble arises.
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Learning to cook, becoming a better photographer, or finally becoming fluent in Chinese, Arabic, Spanish or French will do a lot more to improve your life than that expensive pair of shoes. 4.
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In light of this turbulent environment, the new director should focus on the following: The world is becoming more fluid in its capabilities, identities and actions, while its domains are becoming increasingly convergent.
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Top pick: Becoming Bulletproof With the conversation about Hollywood inclusion growing to un-ignorable levels, Becoming Bulletproof puts the spotlight on some of the most invisible and marginalized people in entertainment: disabled performers.
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I had noticed augmented reality printers becoming a thing — Prynt Case and the HP Sprocket are two similar products that come to mind — but I had no idea they were becoming so popular.
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Sometimes they do the opposite, with small problems becoming big problems, and big problems becoming bigger arguments and everything falling apart in a drawn-out implosion with emotional shrapnel flying every which way.
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Qualifying for the Twitch Affiliate Program is just the first step in a streamer's careerAfter becoming an affiliate, the next step in Twitch monetization is becoming a partner through the Twitch Partner Program.
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Nielsen "believed the situation was becoming untenable" with Trump "becoming increasingly unhinged about the border crisis and making unreasonable and even impossible requests," a senior administration official told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday.
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Between the lines: Air ambulances often aren't covered by private insurance, and they're becoming more expensive at the same time that they're becoming more necessary in rural areas without access to emergency care.
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Over the course of making this record, I became an adult in the figurative sense of becoming a grown-up to actually becoming an adult with a house and a child and responsibilities.
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"You'll see airliners becoming more efficient," said van der Linden.
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Taylor Hill is quickly becoming the model of the moment.
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Virginia 08 is Democratic already, just becoming even more so.
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However, the American electorate is becoming younger and less white.
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He ignored shouted questions about potentially becoming Trump's running mate.
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Thinking about becoming famous and having a child at 50?
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Now imagine that person becoming president of the United States.
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Seems like Luminar has no plans on becoming a meal.
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Shareholders and directors are becoming restless, and talented staff demoralised.
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How did becoming a father change your ideas about motherhood?
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There's also the matter of Jenner becoming a mommy blogger.
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But, Grindr as an app isn't becoming a lesbian app.
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Becoming parents seemed impossible for Visnu Gonzalez and Sahily Machado.
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She also said the Russian economy was becoming less dollarised.
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Becoming a landlord is now easier, but the pitfalls remain.
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"I was fighting against becoming one of them," says Roberts.
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Air purification is becoming more and more accessible, Cukor says.
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I constantly am learning and becoming more and more informed.
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Becoming a young, single mother was difficult, so I ate.
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It's hard to imagine this really becoming a national issue.
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Why do you think eating insects is becoming more popular?
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In 2012, accelerometers that tracked movement were becoming increasingly sensitive.
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Where Strzok says we will stop Trump from becoming president.
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"Anything is possible, even becoming president," the first lady said.Mrs.
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Exposely, and Hegstad confirmed they'd discussed both equity and becoming
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She is becoming such a strong, smart, sensitive, little girl.
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So, terrible Brady blackmails Tabitha into becoming his girlfriend again.
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In the acting world, it's becoming easier and more open.
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Two years later, he began transitioning to becoming a woman.
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Insurable assets are becoming harder to value and protect, too.
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And in the meantime we're becoming a Third World nation.
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And is their arrival merely delayed, or becoming genuinely unlikely?
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Thanks to advancements in technology, jobs are becoming more automated.
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And why is food becoming the locus of conspiracy theories?
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"There is no sign of rates becoming flat," he said.
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The implication was clear, this problem is becoming an epidemic.
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Still, there could be others worthy of becoming Azor Ahai.
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Ted Cruz, is one step closer to becoming a reality.
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But this just shows what the new normal is becoming.
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The nation's political capital is also becoming its wealth capital.
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Software is becoming increasingly important in the world of healthcare.
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While switching careers may becoming increasingly common, it's not easy.
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I could foresee it becoming difficult if I had children.
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"Airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly," he wrote.
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And then becoming a songwriter I was interested in wordplay.
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Deploying Cloudera's software in the cloud is becoming more commonplace.
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Robots are indeed becoming more agile with each passing day.
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"Becoming mothers has motivated us to work harder," says Conrad.
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Mobile trading is becoming more common among TD Ameritrade clients.
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Yet lethal injection is only becoming more cruel and unusual.
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Becoming pregnant was a mistake but terminating it was not.
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Wolf is becoming known for showing defendants her softer side.
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People in general are becoming more aware of these issues.
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Stop journalism from becoming 'weaponized' Journalism itself has become weaponized.
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But it's becoming clear that the web is rapidly changing.
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If becoming a teacher is that vehicle, that's fine, too.
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Today, they go outside, they study, they are becoming independent.
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The chances of actually becoming an astronaut are exceedingly slim.
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But now, I feel like Spam is becoming more known.
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Smartphones are becoming increasingly common in parts of North Korea.
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Their enmity is total, and the country is becoming ungovernable.
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Politics is becoming a pure contest of wills, of power.
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Ill cows are dragged with bulldozers and chains, becoming dismembered.
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Do you think it's becoming an exception to that rule?
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But being attacked is quickly becoming the norm for ICOs.
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Ventimiglia also thought about becoming a mechanic, he told Cagle.
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China's relationship with these institutions is also becoming more generous.
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In those years, school resource officers were becoming more common.
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The web's most loyal shoppers are becoming even more devoted.
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Oculus is becoming a business play, and it's courting developers.
|
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Sand may appear plentiful, but is in fact becoming scarce.
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But since becoming president, he has not offered an opinion.
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In other words, China is becoming a more normal market.
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Loads of patents never end up becoming actual consumer products.
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Former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink recommends becoming your boss' ally.
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Can you please come keep things from becoming a fistfight?
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The situation is becoming a nightmare for writers and bloggers.
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That uniqueness easily lends itself to lightsticks becoming collector's items.
|
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Becoming an overnight beauty guru has never been so easy.
|
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" But, looking back, he says becoming The Bachelor was "incredible.
|
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Since becoming a future princess, Markle has become somewhat inscrutable.
|
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John Kasich could stop Trump from becoming the GOP nominee.
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He's pulled in more than $20163 million since becoming speaker.
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Mount in becoming style and hang in the front hall.
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That's part of why the party is becoming internally divided.
|
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That information is, slowly, becoming a valuable product in itself.
|
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The chances of Harry becoming king are, at best, slim.
|
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"[The country is] becoming a laboratory for emerging market solutions."
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The need to curb virality is becoming ever more urgent.
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One way or another, health care is becoming more footloose.
|
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These types of shops are becoming increasingly popular across Japan.
|
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In other countries too, public universities are becoming more entrepreneurial.
|
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"My dream of becoming a doctor is ruined," she said.
|
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And millennials are increasingly becoming part of the American consumer.
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Already, you are becoming an amazing steward for the park.
|
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First, beers from the U.S. are becoming much more popular.
|
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The car is even becoming something of a local celebrity.
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Online, it's becoming increasingly difficult to differentiate between the two.
|
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The Black sounds that became popular were becoming more desirable.
|
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His dedication to becoming fluent distinguished him from other foreigners.
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These rules were designed to protect countries from becoming authoritarian.
|
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Unfortunately, those examples are becoming more frequent and more deadly.
|
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But it is becoming increasingly more difficult to do that.
|
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How can Twitter become more like Facebook without becoming Facebook?
|
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So becoming a Silicon Valley VC is quite the departure.
|
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Becoming a parent should be a joy, not an offence.
|
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Traditional television is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.
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ACROSS THE country, some children are becoming victims, others perpetrators.
|
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Mitterrand won that battle, becoming president twice and sinking Rocard.
|
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"He's becoming more committed to his faith," the source adds.
|
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One faction, the "Whigs", wanted James stopped from becoming king.
|
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Will it succeed in becoming the "Silicon Valley" of Indonesia?
|
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Today he is a step away from becoming France's president.
|
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Becoming a new parent can often alter your immediate community.
|
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A : To be clear, you're not definitely becoming a horse.
|
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Hold tight, because the episodes just keep becoming more tense.
|
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The unthinkable -- nuclear war with Russia -- is becoming the thinkable.
|
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Becoming a part of that tradition creates a deep connection.
|
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Seventh and last, financial technology is becoming ever more important.
|
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So does becoming a plumber live up to the hype?
|
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That market is growing fast but also becoming more competitive.
|
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It was becoming Americanized, and its architecture reflected that trend.
|
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And cities are becoming less welcoming to foreign capital, too.
|
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Bastardo attended private school and talked of becoming a doctor.
|
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Weeks after becoming attorney general, Sessions rescinded the guidance. Why?
|
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Robots in various forms are becoming more and more sophisticated.
|
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Or Kevin, star of the school play, becoming an actor.
|
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But it too is becoming less welcoming to Chinese investment.
|
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Yet the government is becoming more draconian towards such groups.
|
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It is becoming a staple in much of the region.
|
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The first was to stop a demagogue from becoming president.
|
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Chinese officials are also becoming more conservative in their planning.
|
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Since becoming Austria's justice minister, the threats have been relentless.
|
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This humiliating act is becoming a ritual in the Bernabéu.
|
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Dua Lipa is becoming a staple at music awards shows.
|
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Russia is becoming a hotbed for these types of aircraft.
|
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It's like, if you were into drugs, becoming a pharmacist.
|
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Instagram Stories are becoming an increasingly important place to post.
|
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Finally, fashion is on its way to becoming truly universal.
|
|
Meghan Markle is one step closer to becoming a royal.
|
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But becoming engaged requires only a mutual agreement to marry.
|
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Both the network and the White House were becoming untethered.
|
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He talks of the library becoming a global "literary destination".
|
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She will never realize her dream of becoming a teacher.
|
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Every morning is becoming more and more of a challenge.
|
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Does the show end with Quinn becoming the new Olivia?
|
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China is not to be blamed for becoming very large.
|
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November 9th is fast becoming as important as November 8th.
|
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China is becoming less attractive, he concludes with some sadness.
|
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Concert tickets are also becoming a luxury form of entertainment.
|
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Infighting is fast becoming a theme within Trump supporters' ranks.
|
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And our power player of the week, becoming Mark Cuban.
|
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Southeast Asia is becoming an increasingly attractive market for investors.
|
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That's the nature of cities, but London is becoming homogenized.
|
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Xuan Ye - Dawns Upon Me In The Snow, Becoming Ravens2.
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As for becoming a master… it's just like anything else.
|
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Towns like Windsor are becoming ever more common in America.
|
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The cleaner who commutes to work is becoming more common.
|
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I guess he's really becoming a cat person after all.
|
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Don't plan on Val Chmerkovskiy becoming a father anytime soon.
|
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Overtly negative album reviews are becoming an increasingly rare occurrence.
|
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Is dangerously rough air becoming more common nowadays, or what?
|
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Scott and Jenner are both exciting about becoming new parents.
|
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Some advocates say the tactics used are becoming increasingly aggressive.
|
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But cash is becoming scarce and plots may be proliferating.
|
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We were too exhausted to even think about becoming parents.
|
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This isn't just about me becoming the first hijabi ballerina.
|
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For more recent seasons, quantitative analysis is becoming increasingly reliable.
|
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Opening times of shops and restaurants are becoming ever shorter.
|
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The Wild West looked like it was becoming less free.
|
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I could see that relationship becoming a little more serious.
|
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But as time passed, the two ended up becoming friends.
|
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I'm a strong believer in winter's trousers becoming summer's shorts.
|
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It's all about harnessing it, not becoming reliant on it.
|
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America is changing, becoming more diverse, more urban, better educated.
|
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K is a replicant in the process of becoming human.
|
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There's ample evidence of truth becoming less and less relevant.
|
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By becoming less tasty, the menu options for caterpillars change.
|
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But did this mean I was becoming addicted to therapy?
|
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It's quickly becoming an important event in Europe's tech scene.
|
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Women were becoming more politically active and joining the workforce.
|
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Who did you watch before becoming a Food Network star?
|
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Rating Charlotte Holmes has never thought about becoming a detective.
|
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Emerging markets in Africa, in particular, are becoming more profitable.
|
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The heat is also becoming increasingly costly for the economy.
|
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I have some aspirations in music, and becoming a rapper.
|
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Will Ethereum fulfill the vision of becoming a global computer?
|
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But they ended up becoming good friends, Audrey Hepburn notwithstanding.
|
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Even though these days, it's becoming a way bigger box.
|
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Twelve years later, autonomous vehicles are heading toward becoming commonplace.
|
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I toyed with the notion of becoming a college professor.
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" — Val Kolton, V-Moda "Mainstream headphones are becoming wireless first.
|
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Hopefully, that commitment will not becoming a moving target itself.
|
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For years, Muir was becoming increasingly forgetful and repeating phrases.
|
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Mosques were becoming more crowded, religious schools attracting more pupils.
|
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Two, the legal consequences of the breach are becoming apparent.
|
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China's dream of becoming a semiconductor powerhouse stirs fear abroad.
|
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Every profession features people who complain of becoming burnt out.
|
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One is that the government is becoming the nation's nanny.
|
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Daylight Saving Time is becoming increasingly controversial across the country.
|
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And IP and content is becoming more and more valuable.
|
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But in retrospect, it's becoming clear that Bannon wasn't wrong.
|
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Oculus's openness has its limits.
|
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It was never commercialized to the point of becoming bastardized.
|
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Why is he worried that Google is becoming too powerful?
|
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Bringing traditional therapeutics to market is becoming exponentially more expensive.
|
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Upton couldn't help but share the excitement of becoming Mrs.
|
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I worry about the trends you're describing becoming a wave.
|
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LGFVs are becoming less able to pay back their debts.
|
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I feared becoming pregnant might chill my interest in sex.
|
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At first, the attention felt good — I was becoming famous.
|
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Uye Surana is still working on becoming even more inclusive.
|
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The school is becoming an important stop for presidential candidates.
|
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What is becoming of the America we thought we knew?
|
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" Evercore said Legg Mason is becoming a more "stable company.
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Getting a master's degree and becoming a licensed social worker.
|
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After graduation, I'll pursue my dream of becoming a lawyer.
|
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Moving cash to buy supplies is also becoming more difficult.
|
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"Our opportunities for conservation are becoming increasingly limited," he said.
|
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There's no question that becoming a billionaire changes your life.
|
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That would track with what he's done since becoming president.
|
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The truth was that my parents felt me becoming free.
|
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"People are becoming much more open to it," Gerson says.
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One thing she does know for sure: becoming a mom.
|
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Thankfully for Mr Young, they are becoming a rarer sight.
|
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" Keeping the overseas lens, though, he warns, "We're becoming Europe.
|
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And India is becoming wealthier, more urban and more educated.
|
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John McDonnell is a hair's breadth away from becoming chancellor.
|
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The road outside his house was rapidly becoming a river.
|
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Urban gondolas are actually becoming a bit of a trend.
|
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Indeed, corporate travel might be becoming a more independent affair.
|
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Here are 10 tips for becoming an expert Chromebook user.
|
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By the 1980s the Forward's acculturative function was becoming superfluous.
|
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"Design is becoming the competitive advantage within companies," Enbar said.
|
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Fortnite is becoming much more than a battle royale game.
|
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The notion of data-processing platforms becoming information fiduciaries — i.e.
|
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Some were getting into entrepreneurship, becoming caterers or graphic designers.
|
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That is why many EU standards are becoming global ones.
|
|
What are the consequences of all of us becoming skimmers?
|
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You're becoming somewhat of a fashion authority on the internet.
|
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I wasn't born a Bridezilla, but I was becoming one.
|
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But finally, things are becoming easier and clicking into place.
|
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Is it becoming a chore to write countless Internet comments?
|
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Mass shootings in the United States are becoming frighteningly commonplace.
|
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Giant fines are becoming something of a habit for Alphabet.
|
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"We're seeing Americans becoming healthier and healthier," the CEO said.
|
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R: Featherstorm — Xayah leaps into the air, becoming briefly untargetable.
|
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It is becoming harder and harder to secure digital assets.
|
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According to Serena, Nick "served Gilead" before becoming Fred's driver.
|
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Fashion is cyclical – old styles are constantly becoming new again.
|
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MacBook Pros are becoming worthy of their "Pro" moniker again.
|
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Charging speeds are already becoming a bragging point for automakers.
|
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A similar realization is now becoming evident on foreign policy.
|
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Questions about morality are becoming more urgent, yet remain unsolved.
|
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You can become a CN without first becoming an RDN.
|
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But it's now becoming much more important than ever before.
|
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The trip to Wisconsin is Trump's first since becoming President.
|
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Portland is really transitioning into becoming a much bigger city.
|
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First, the notion that games are becoming indistinguishable from reality.
|
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Russia is fast becoming a country made synonymous with meldonium.
|
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Becoming vampires, I'm afraid, is not a part of it.
|
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Before becoming an artist, he worked as a graphic designer.
|
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Now, it's becoming undeniable that the two are unavoidably linked.
|
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We are also, as a society, becoming relaxed about hair.
|
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"We see this as becoming a general requirement," Murray said.
|
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The bill has no chance of becoming law anytime soon.
|
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Or did they risk becoming a pale replica of Labour?
|
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Genetic disease risk screening is becoming a popular employee benefit.
|
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Recent earnings reports suggest that is becoming harder to do.
|
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But it's far from becoming law, and faces long odds.
|
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Automated subway systems are becoming more common around the world.
|
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Becoming a vegan is a fundamental part of your life.
|
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The base of Hamptons buyers is also becoming more diverse.
|
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She begins, voice cracking first before becoming steady and strong.
|
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In 2004, Kalt was weeks away from becoming a father.
|
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The question is becoming much more important with each week.
|
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We're becoming the very thing we hate: automated phone systems.
|
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But that risks becoming an objective in and of itself.
|
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STEVEN: Guam, incidentally, is also becoming popular with Chinese tourists.
|
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Google rebrands its ad lineup, with AdWords becoming Google Ads
|
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He also thinks it's becoming aesthetically displeasing to the boulevard.
|
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I did not see myself becoming a symbol at all.
|
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Becoming a Snapchat partner, it seems, creates success across devices.
|
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"I'm very proud of my son," she said, becoming emotional.
|
|
Jenna Johnson is one step closer to becoming a Mrs.!
|
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How isolated is the US becoming in this new abdication?
|
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Becoming Roman's mom was such an incredible reinvention of myself.
|
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"For some people, it's becoming an attractive badge," she said.
|
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Montenegro has since joined NATO, becoming the alliance's 463th member.
|
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Slowly but surely Michael Kors is becoming a technology brand.
|
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The US risks becoming a bit player, losing more leverage.
|
|
The legislation has only a slim chance of becoming law.
|
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Any tips you can share for becoming an online influencer?
|
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And Wall Street is becoming more sober with return expectations.
|
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But recently the joke is becoming all the more real.
|
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Say what you will about cassettes and Walkmans becoming obsolete.
|
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You know, having some great career or becoming some CEO?
|
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The Internet radio business is becoming standard in streaming apps.
|
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The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender.
|
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"It's becoming more and more of a necessity," she said.
|
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Although it's becoming part of haute cuisine, it's nothing new.
|
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NextGen Climate is becoming NextGen America, Steyer announced this week.
|
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I basically gave up my dream of becoming a mom.
|
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They are, however, becoming increasingly less popular in the workforce.
|
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Dancers are becoming a really big thing now for artists.
|
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It also indicated its missile engineers were becoming more sophisticated.
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Becoming a father to Ayden saved his life, he says.
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Also Draghi highlighted that negative rates are becoming increasingly costly.
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Still Chuck's position is becoming more and more vulnerable too.
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Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, and more costly.
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However, that number is increasingly becoming less and less credible.
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Couples retreats to exotic locations are kinda becoming their thing.
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The use of drones in industry is becoming increasingly common.
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It's becoming a de facto litmus test in Bannon's recruitment.
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But Becoming does take more risks than it has to.
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I'm just becoming a darker and angrier person, you know.
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It feels like inclusive fashion is becoming a real movement.
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Africa is fast becoming home to a dynamic tech sector.
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Meanwhile, Bangkok is becoming more vulnerable each year, he added.
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So how do you avoid becoming one of Dante's clubbers?
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Tila Tequila becoming a Nazi was the most 22016 thing.
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Before becoming an art impresario, she went to law school.
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Meanwhile Porto is becoming a reference in the Portuguese ecosystem.
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H.R. McMaster is becoming the kind of team Goodwin envisions.
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This can only result in her becoming unpopular by association.
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It could end up becoming the Democrats' version of Benghazi.
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"I felt violated," she explains, her voice becoming more emotional.
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This is becoming ever more important in influencing political outcomes.
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And using such programs is becoming cheaper all the time.
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I feel like maybe they're becoming an endangered Coachella species.
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Much of the criticism is justified, though becoming less so.
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So I knew it was becoming too big a ship.
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That idea is something that's becoming increasingly important in 2016.
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The thing is, all those reasons are quickly becoming obsolete.
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Information you've missed in recent weeks is now becoming clear.
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When did you realize your children were becoming internet famous?
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Measuring the success of such laws is becoming easier, too.
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Just when larger capacitive touchscreens were becoming viable, Apple struck.
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The health effects of the virus are becoming clearer too.
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These things that are choices are quickly becoming not choices.
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Never gotten around to becoming fluent in a second language?
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Hancock's dolls exist in a similar, indefinite space of becoming.
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Medal sweeps are becoming much rarer than they once were.
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And the latest figures suggest they are becoming more effective.
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I'm becoming their ambassador now, and that made me happy.
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But in Trump's America, everything old is becoming new again.
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But the bill has absolutely no chance of becoming law.
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The two ended up becoming unlikely friends, and eventually partners.
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JANUARY 20, 2009 Dear Barack, Congratulations on becoming our President.
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You've spent almost 20 years becoming a force in Houston.
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How did that help you prepare for becoming a DJ?
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"Tensions remain high and they risk becoming worse," Annan said.
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The government itself is also becoming less hostile to gays.
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Keeping an aged parent in view is also becoming easier.
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And he is becoming more emboldened and ambitious with time.
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It's not surprising that music festivals are becoming increasingly mainstream.
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Finally, it's a society where politics is becoming increasingly polarized.
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BECOMING FREUD: The Making of a Psychoanalyst, by Adam Phillips.
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It would benefit from becoming more like its liberal neighbour.
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The central character becomes more human by becoming less human.
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"Really, the race is becoming about Don Blankenship," Crichlow said.
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In the U.S., green burial options are becoming increasingly available.
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But America, the guarantor of world trade, is becoming protectionist.
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They inverted the dynamic, with Foottit becoming the more energetic.
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With Congress gridlocked, state policies are becoming ever more important.
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Orthodoxy is becoming unfashionable, along with faith in the establishment.
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Becoming part of an establishment is the death of creativity.
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More and more celebrities started becoming interested in his designs.
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Other children will withdraw completely, refusing food and becoming silent.
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And they're becoming more and more like the real thing.
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This is usually the first step in becoming a libertarian.
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"Becoming" has also been an ebook and audio book hit.
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It's better than bottling up your frustration and becoming resentful.
|
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Holy crap, Shirley, what if Cersei is becoming Young Griff???
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Colleen Ballinger is just moments away from becoming a mom!
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Most interestingly, iMessage is becoming a platform all its own.
|
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Some departments are becoming better at dealing with explosive situations.
|
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What happens when that "off" day starts becoming every day?
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And that destiny is rapidly and surely becoming a reality.
|
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"It's becoming ubiquitous," said Karl Brauer, Cox Automotive executive publisher.
|
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Joe Scarborough: It's becoming clear Trump won't run in 220006.
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I want to reach the status of becoming a mogul.
|
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I don't see any dedication to becoming a global citizen.
|
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Cities are becoming more white and many suburbs have diversified.
|
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Sri Lankan society, in other words, is becoming worryingly polarised.
|
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Turkey has been trending towards authoritarianism & becoming more anti-American.
|
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While becoming rich is one thing, staying rich is another.
|
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Military families where both spouses serve are becoming increasingly common.
|
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The principles of becoming wealthy aren't that difficult to understand.
|
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She is on her way to becoming a business woman.
|
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When the case started becoming a partisan political issue, Rep.
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At the same time, that debt is becoming more expensive.
|
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He was becoming something of a rule breaker in Claremont.
|
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Life and TV are becoming like the big crossover episode.
|
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Lee, upon becoming mayor, decided to take on this problem.
|
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And authorities say the practice is becoming increasingly more prevalent.
|
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Even as regional disparities widen, people are becoming less mobile.
|
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"The audience is becoming more accepting to advertising," Tu noted.
|
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"I am becoming quite popular," wrote the zucchini through Pettit.
|
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And some of the unfortunate implications are already becoming clear.
|
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J. R. Smith had committed to becoming a terrific defender.
|
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Pence's odds of becoming President are long but not prohibitive.
|
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"This extraordinary event is rapidly becoming, unfortunately, an ordinary event."
|
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This is threatening; the risk is this is becoming global.
|
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"Tracking is about becoming intimate with animals' lives," Rezendes says.
|
|
Manufacturers were becoming more cautious about putting up more factories.
|
|
Facial recognition technology is everywhere, and only becoming more pervasive.
|
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That's not to mention another big milestone — becoming a parent.
|
|
But for Jobs, the work was never about becoming rich.
|
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My youngest son, Jakob, he's becoming a really good songwriter.
|
|
Seema Amble would be forgiven for not becoming a doctor.
|
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The company said such secrecy orders are becoming more frequent.
|
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The problem may have resulted from its materials becoming stiff.
|
|
But more important, she said, is to avoid becoming tentative.
|
|
But now, the downside of that strategy is becoming evident.
|
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Will you consider becoming its champion … by making a gift?
|
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McLaurin is quickly becoming known for her dancing and enthusiasm.
|
|
Millennials aren't becoming home owners as quickly as their predecessors.
|
|
People reported becoming ill between April 1 and July 3.
|
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Syria is increasingly becoming a platform for the Russian military.
|
|
There are major obstacles to the idea becoming reality, though.
|
|
"That's what worries me about him becoming president," he added.
|
|
"Smartphone improvements are becoming ... evolutionary rather than revolutionary," Liew said.
|
|
Yet the limits of this data are becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
Nurdles can spill on their way to becoming 'virgin' plastic
|
|
Artificial intelligence technologies are becoming increasingly prevalent in modern life.
|
|
Ms. Lopez said that he then started becoming uncomfortably informal.
|
|
What was happening at her business, it was becoming unwound.
|
|
ARE THERE OTHER WAYS THAT ARE BECOMING IMPORTANT TO YOU?
|
|
And "Mike Pounce" quickly becoming a trending topic on Twitter.
|
|
I felt that I was slowly becoming the silver tiger.
|
|
Since becoming Speaker, Pelosi has not sought to repeal it.
|
|
Today GE is becoming a shadow of its former self.
|
|
"I can see myself growing up here and becoming Brazilian."
|
|
Social media is also becoming increasingly crucial to my job.
|
|
What was the next best thing to becoming an astronaut?
|
|
But I think we are becoming a more enlightened league.
|
|
The question is, what kind of nation are we becoming?
|
|
Wildfires are becoming hotter and more intense across the West.
|
|
And pension formulas are becoming less generous for newer recruits.
|
|
I try to address that, but it is becoming harder.
|
|
One type of reduction could lead to another becoming larger.
|
|
Before becoming a lawyer, he worked for Missouri's Republican Sen.
|
|
McConnell and his caucus are becoming bigger and bigger accomplices.
|
|
Nevertheless, since becoming President, Trump has displayed some conservative instincts.
|
|
It was a question I was becoming accustomed to hearing.
|
|
So, we are seeing the economy becoming indeed more stable.
|
|
But she is strongly against slacklining becoming an Olympic sport.
|
|
It was a practice he would continue even after becoming
|
|
Chief data officers are becoming more common in corporate America.
|
|
Engage by becoming citizens and mobilizing others to get involved.
|
|
Data is becoming the most valuable asset for any company.
|
|
It also tends to sprawl, with the chronology becoming confusing.
|
|
"Earthy elements are becoming more acceptable and popular," she said.
|
|
And those opportunities are becoming more fleeting by the day.
|
|
Drake is becoming more walled off as a person, too.
|
|
No, you didn't achieve your dream of becoming an astronaut.
|
|
They were already en route to becoming Tom and Mickey.
|
|
Now it's becoming a mainstream idea in the Democratic party.
|
|
But now the risk scenario is becoming the baseline scenario.
|
|
"This represents good and America becoming whole again," West wrote.
|
|
S. warships are becoming frequent visitors to the Black Sea.
|
|
Consumer anxiety regarding data privacy is becoming a global concern.
|
|
Can you truthfully see him becoming a leader of Britain?
|
|
The Iranian regime's weaknesses at home is becoming more evident.
|
|
This is not to say Christianity is becoming less popular.
|
|
If nothing else GoPro is becoming a camera company again.
|
|
I'm definitely guilty of becoming consumed in the fine details.
|
|
Lack of sleep is becoming endemic in the modern world.
|
|
The pinch is becoming worse as the shutdown drags on.
|
|
That started me on this journey of becoming an athlete.
|
|
Both genders see challenges that prevent women from becoming leaders.
|
|
"We are becoming a Third World country," García Coll said.
|
|
Foreign investors, who initially cheered Abenomics, are becoming more cautious.
|
|
The world is not becoming any easier to deal with.
|
|
The battle lines in this case are becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
This prevents XL from becoming too random in its adventurousness.
|
|
Cubans have been becoming bolder since Raúl Castro took over.
|
|
Once avid restaurantgoers, they had given up since becoming parents.
|
|
He dreamed of one day becoming a professional football player.
|
|
Wind energy is becoming an increasingly important source of power.
|
|
We do not need one becoming subservient to the other.
|
|
And that second group of people is becoming the majority.
|
|
"I'm not about shaming people into becoming vegan," he says.
|
|
Becoming a mom is the great equalizer in that way.
|
|
Ever since becoming a parent, I have this recurring nightmare.
|
|
And, yes, I was weary of her becoming too perfect.
|
|
But the measures are still many steps from becoming law.
|
|
The TV show is, in many ways, already becoming canon.
|
|
How did you end up becoming involved in crime, then?
|
|
But the risks of the cynical game were becoming apparent.
|
|
She binds and tenderizes it, becoming more and more aroused.
|
|
Charging your EV along highway routes is becoming increasingly popular.
|
|
For her it felt like she was becoming something else.
|
|
I was becoming more confident in my body and athleticism.
|
|
Increasingly, bodegas are becoming an endangered species, and that sucks.
|
|
People in AI are totally becoming cognizant of that now.
|
|
And ridership is becoming less and less relevant each year.
|
|
Esperanto, then, is becoming a natural language for these children.
|
|
The larger DVR isn't the only paid upgrade becoming available.
|
|
Your guide to becoming a DL sneakerhead, right this way.
|
|
My suspicion is that overt misogynists are becoming increasingly rare.
|
|
Seasoned entrepreneurs should consider becoming instructors at public policy institutions.
|
|
Venezuela is on the verge of becoming a failed state.
|
|
"The ultimate fate is becoming a public company," he said.
|
|
Stir continuously to avoid the polenta from becoming lumpy. 9.
|
|
The Arctic is becoming a much more heavily armed place.
|
|
But don't believe anyone who tells you they're becoming buddies.
|
|
Did you find it becoming more political as you wrote?
|
|
The Fairs Cup was becoming the continent's established second tournament.
|
|
"She really is becoming more like me," Gillen tells Vulture.
|
|
This show is quickly becoming one of our best yet.
|
|
What's the connection between mindfulness meditation and becoming more moral?
|
|
He lamented that conversion therapy is becoming an unacceptable practice.
|
|
Nowadays, wireless charging is becoming the norm — and why not?
|
|
That way, the satellites avoid becoming or causing space debris.
|
|
And am I in danger of becoming one of them?
|
|
It was also quickly becoming a hub for maritime trade.
|
|
Mr. Obrist is becoming the Vasari of our digital age.
|
|
Oesterlund's legal strategy was also becoming clear: Don't explain anything.
|
|
Having a good router at home is becoming increasingly important.
|
|
"You know," I said, repeating what was becoming a mantra.
|
|
I was becoming something new — an activist, and a detective.
|
|
Some experts fear that suicide is simply becoming more acceptable.
|
|
I wasn't on the path of becoming a professional photographer.
|
|
Which is becoming a sad trajectory in my life, really.
|
|
The false assumption was that women were becoming more Democratic.
|
|
" She said, "The Maldives risks becoming just another banana republic.
|
|
Mollot worried that nursing homes were becoming more like prisons.
|
|
None of this has prevented probiotics from becoming more popular.
|
|
"Their efforts and instruments are becoming more sophisticated every day."
|
|
Becoming a guide is a bit like applying for college.
|
|
Women tend to give more traditional answers after becoming mothers.
|
|
George W. Bush was becoming increasingly interested in the subject.
|
|
He masked his pain by becoming something of a clown.
|
|
Becoming U.S. attorney was gravy on top of all that.
|
|
Chicago is moving toward becoming more integrated racially and economically.
|
|
The skies over the Atlantic Ocean are becoming increasingly crowded.
|
|
But we have scant evidence of that storyline becoming reality.
|
|
His becoming the leader of the Dixiecrats soured her attitude.
|
|
I am a chef and now I'm becoming a restaurateur.
|
|
And as data grows and grows, it's becoming more neccessary.
|
|
I'm working on becoming a better writer and learning guitar.
|
|
People are becoming more knowledgable and that's a good thing.
|
|
Its features were simply becoming a part of Google Shopping!
|
|
Like many areas of modern life, it's becoming data intensive.
|
|
And here's a plea: Stop these measures from becoming law.
|
|
Internet shutdowns by governments are becoming more frequent and systematic.
|
|
It concludes with Jayapal, in Seattle, becoming an American citizen.
|
|
What would Trump becoming a real president mean in practice?
|
|
So that's how we change from becoming like our parents.
|
|
The ocean is becoming more acidic, which threatens some plankton.
|
|
"Reflective lips are becoming something more frequently requested," Sarwate said.
|
|
Goldman is serious about becoming a bank for everyday people.
|
|
Goerke survived a vocal crisis before becoming an acclaimed Brünnhilde.
|
|
Do you think it's becoming more conservative in Berlin now?
|
|
"The Republican Party is becoming more ideologically pure," he suggested.
|
|
Car ownership is becoming optional in the age of Uber.
|
|
Accepting this work means accepting us and becoming our allies.
|
|
Wheeler struck out, becoming the first batter retired by Lopez.
|
|
It's no accident that "spoiler culture" is becoming a thing.
|
|
When did you realize this was becoming a national controversy?
|
|
Munich: Is the German city steeped in tradition becoming cool?
|
|
So I think this ends up becoming public transportation. Okay.
|
|
Becoming a republic would make us prouder and more purposeful.
|
|
But what's helping is the actual subject matter becoming different.
|
|
There are signs that the outlook is becoming increasingly murky.
|
|
But it adamantly opposes that instrument becoming a sovereign currency.
|
|
OWN SPECIAL: OPRAH WINFREY PRESENTS: BECOMING MICHELLE OBAMA 8 p.m.
|
|
My reporters are all early risers, or they're becoming ones.
|
|
She ended up becoming part of the nation's literary fabric.
|
|
It is a story of becoming more like other Americans.
|
|
There are no physical barriers to becoming a live model.
|
|
But the danger of it is becoming more apparent, too.
|
|
He was becoming a person I had never seen before.
|
|
"I feel comfortable here; it's becoming a home," she said.
|
|
Meanwhile, the Hepatitis A crisis is becoming a national one.
|
|
Tell me about the path to becoming a master pickler.
|
|
During this time, I was becoming doubtful of any withdrawal.
|
|
Becoming briefly one with the land felt purposeful and good.
|
|
The police are becoming more focused on getting people help.
|
|
There are only two steps to becoming a better solver.
|
|
Efforts to take traditional retailers private are becoming more challenging.
|
|
Presenting operas in nontraditional settings is becoming a new tradition.
|
|
The implications of such a shift are becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
Women are becoming regular winners and that has normalized it.
|
|
It was on the way to becoming an E.U. member.
|
|
Kubernetes is becoming an increasingly big part of VMware's strategy.
|
|
And they show just how dire the situation is becoming.
|
|
He contacted judicial officials soon after becoming aware of it.
|
|
In June 2017, Montenegro joined NATO, becoming its 29th member.
|
|
But it's becoming more and more costly where it's available.
|
|
File a claim as soon as possible after becoming unemployed.
|
|
And the Greens have avoided becoming boring in the process.
|
|
Scientists are warning us that the winter is becoming shorter.
|
|
Nothing during my formation discouraged me from becoming a priest.
|
|
First of all, quotas are becoming more and more popular.
|
|
And as unrest intensifies, Beijing's tone is becoming increasingly heated.
|
|
"On Becoming a God in Central Florida" New show alert.
|
|
Michelle Obama's memoir, "Becoming," will hit bookstores on Nov. 13.
|
|
Marijuana use among pregnant women is also becoming more frequent.
|
|
And thus, the Swede's life avoids becoming a strained metaphor.
|
|
You really get a story about a man becoming human.
|
|
The food supply chain is now also becoming a concern.
|
|
" He continued: "I hate the idea of becoming an artist.
|
|
"The Japan market is becoming an afterthought," Mr. Tsukuda said.
|
|
Somewhat to her surprise, she is becoming a public figure.
|
|
John Saunders had an unlikely path to becoming a manufacturer.
|
|
He described becoming mad every time he watched the footage.
|
|
Sadly, that's a situation that is rapidly becoming true again.
|
|
But is it becoming more difficult to afford the rent?
|
|
That extra heat is becoming a serious public health problem.
|
|
Now suddenly we are looking at the game becoming reality.
|
|
This also prevents L.G.B.T.Q.+ people and relationships from becoming normalized.
|
|
She told everyone she was passionate about becoming a journalist.
|
|
Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat's former CEO, is becoming IBM's president.
|
|
Becoming more diverse is clearly possible, the results also show.
|
|
The growing crowd at the mortuary is becoming more suspicious.
|
|
Growing speculation also means reliable standbys are becoming more expensive.
|
|
The outbreak is clearly becoming part of the presidential race.
|
|
Now the situation is fast becoming a crisis for Carnival.
|
|
Iowa is what America was, not what America is becoming.
|
|
Younger donors, especially, are becoming more strategic with their largesse.
|
|
But there is some evidence that it's becoming more common.
|
|
Governments shutting down the internet is becoming the new normal.
|
|
It's within this context that storage is becoming increasingly important.
|
|
War is becoming an outdated means of human conflict resolution.
|
|
Jewish students' experiences on college campuses are becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
|
|
The tropical storms hitting America are becoming more potent, too.
|
|
TC: So becoming a VC was something you were considering.
|
|
If you love NYT Cooking then consider becoming a subscriber.
|
|
"The women are becoming equal to men," he declared. added.
|
|
""And," he conceded, "this border is becoming a tourist spot.
|
|
After a pause, he adds, 'We ended up becoming enemies.
|
|
Huawei's leaders accept that the environment is becoming more hostile.
|
|
Meanwhile, both real and imagined A.I. is becoming less corporeal.
|
|
Bush was inaugurated later that month, becoming the 41st President.
|
|
But for many sellers, it's becoming more expensive to participate.
|
|
The path to passing comprehensive tax reform is becoming clearer.
|
|
FX becoming a prominent fixture on Hulu isn't too surprising.
|
|
Forest fires also are becoming a worsening problem, he said.
|
|
In China, that fear appears to be becoming a reality.
|
|
Since becoming a mum, however, there is a new Azarenka.
|
|
"It was becoming a quick reality check," Mr. Mahone said.
|
|
The effect on Britain's economy, though, is becoming ever clearer. ■
|
|
But to some longtime residents, the familiar was becoming unrecognizable.
|
|
Consumerism is becoming an addiction; let's restrain ourselves, folks, please.
|
|
Others now require more skills and are becoming high wage.
|
|
He held that title until becoming national chairman in 1982.
|
|
The garter toss is also becoming less common at weddings.
|
|
Even more significant, the U.S. government is becoming increasingly involved.
|
|
Every time I used, I risked becoming an overdose statistic.
|
|
" Barris studied film, dreaming of becoming "the new Spike Lee.
|
|
Indeed, the chance of becoming a billionaire remains incredibly slim.
|
|
The world is becoming progressively less dependent on Saudi oil.
|
|
Probably hurts Mayor Pete [Buttigieg], who was becoming their darling.
|
|
We're becoming a province of a United States of Europe.
|
|
Turner is entering what is becoming a quickly crowded marketplace.
|
|
At 656,352 Quibis old, he is already becoming a man.
|
|
This is becoming a social problem, especially in rural areas.
|
|
I cry if I even think about becoming a mother.
|
|
Alice Stryker knew she was anxious about becoming a parent.
|
|
Air traffic in the opposite direction is becoming increasingly sparse.
|
|
She goes through the development of becoming a young woman.
|
|
Mallorca's beaches are becoming increasingly popular — and locals aren't happy.
|
|
Talk about suddenly becoming the subject of screaming tabloid headlines.
|
|
Seemingly random events were becoming open to prediction and alteration.
|
|
The most powerful technology companies are becoming even more powerful.
|
|
Even Marty Feldstein, I think, dreams of becoming Fed Chair.
|
|
James has never stayed silent, becoming a model woke superstar.
|
|
Democrats are dependent on impeachment and are becoming more so.
|
|
"Pasta, ice cream, panini — it was becoming unsustainable," he said.
|
|
"Avoid becoming overwhelmed, because it can be counterproductive," Collinson said.
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