Then that branched, and branched again to eventually create complex feathers with barbules.
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In "Branched Form" (2017), which is nine feet high, he mounts his chiseled version of a bare-branched tree on the crown of a chiseled log.
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Tamika and Taystee's lives just branched out in different directions.
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So, inspired by heroes such as Clark, he branched out.
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The organization has now branched out both domestically and internationally.
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Instead, they branched out to power, renewables and energy finance.
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As the label's branched out they've remained united in spirit.
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The company has also branched out into other, innovative fields.
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This year, Rover branched out to include services for cats.
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Then he branched out with Meyer Lansky to create 'The Syndicate.
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In 22018, Virgin branched out into its second transport business: trains.
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Later the Arbuses branched out into editorial photography for fashion magazines.
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After World War I, Swarovski branched out into precision drilling tools.
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The company has recently branched out beyond its primary business model.
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By the early 1990s, he'd branched out into private STD clinics.
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During that time, even more transportation companies branched out into scooters.
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In the backyard, a bare-branched oak towered over dense weeds.
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This isn't the first time Chipotle has branched out from Mexican food.
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NOW: Gregory Raposo branched out into rock music after Dream Street disbanded.
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Oatly has since branched out into ice cream made with oat milk.
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The company has also branched into hardware with its Spectacles smart sunglasses.
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The firm has also branched out into savings and pension products recently.
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We eventually branched out to other products clubs want, like LED lights.
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Eventually, Mr. Goldman branched out and began selling flags to local stores.
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In addition to boots, Mr. Spurr has branched out into furniture design.
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The quartet have branched out to make wakame and smoked flavours, too.
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Mr. Schenk's humble creation has since branched out across New England and beyond.
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Other collaborators, like Morgan James, have branched out into making their own videos.
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Line's cute sticker characters have branched out into other opportunities for the company.
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At the same time, companies like Uber have branched out into meal delivery.
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It has also branched out into call center software services in recent years.
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This isn't the first time that Telenor has branched out into digital services.
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And now I've branched out into a queer music festival called Yo Sissy!
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But I never branched out and baked on my own until after college.
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" And recently, she's branched out beyond Drake, covering Kanye West's "I Love Kayne.
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From there, you can also sail the world's largest multi-branched fjord system.
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Long on West 57th Street, it never branched out to SoHo or Chelsea.
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The company has branched out over the past few years in other ways.
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Doering explained that bees have branched hairs—their coiffures get clumpy when wet.
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We started actually in the middle and then we branched out from there.
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"I would not use the term feathers to describe these structures," said Julia Clarke, a paleontologist from the University of Texas at Austin, who added she would prefer using another name for them, like branched filaments or branched integumentary structures.
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The software maker branched its development process into "feature2," leaving Windows Phone fans disappointed.
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As her promotion branched out into mixed martial arts tournaments, so too did Kandori.
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And so they've branched into building self-driving cars and a life-sciences company.
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A while back, you also branched into screenwriting with a script about mission controllers.
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When they branched out, they brought with them institutional skill as well as customers.
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It has branched out into cloud-based resource planning and accounting in recent years.
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But then, divergence, reality branched into something much stranger than I saw at first.
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Slowly, it branched out into palm oil as well as to pulp and paper.
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It's since branched into payments, brick-and-mortar stores, streaming services and food delivery.
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We've since branched out our campaign to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, and Oaxaca.
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During the band's original hiatus beginning in 2002, Richardson branched out into theater acting.
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Due to the success of the company, he branched out into the news media.
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Torrents of orange and red branched out of the first streaks and shot upward.
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Front Burner Josh Pond, a blueberry farm in Whiting, Me., has branched into cheese.
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Front Burner La Colombe, a company known for coffee, has branched out — into tea.
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Eventually, sunglasses branched out into all kinds of forms: sleek, bedazzled, futuristic, bright, athletic.
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Both Facebook and Twitter offer live video platforms, which Snapchat has not branched into yet.
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In recent months, Google Fiber branched out from the central city to more outlying suburbs.
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It was founded in 2000 to commercialise medical technologies but has branched into other fields.
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Last year, the company branched out into trading, launching a commission-free stock trading app.
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JustFoodforDogs is facing a branding challenge: it has branched out into the cat-food game.
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Through another subsidiary, Kyushu Card, it has branched into credit cards and consumer loans, too.
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BCAAs are branched-chain amino acids, which include the amino acids leucine, isoleucine, and valine.
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He branched out into Playboy Enterprises: clubs and casinos across the world, films, cable, digital.
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But it has branched out into other verticals beyond chat, AI being one of them.
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I slowly branched out, started listening to more classical music, more metal, more ambient music.
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But some schools have branched into other areas under the guidance of their science advisors.
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The 21-year-old British lingerie model branched out into swimwear for a photo shoot.
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Marionettes have also branched into the avant-garde, morphing into unconventional sizes, forms and materials.
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It started out making selfie apps but branched into selling 'selfie-optimized' smartphones in 2479.
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The company branched out into other forms of media, including Bloomberg News and Bloomberg TV.
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I finally realized how ineffective this strategy was and branched out to targeted savings accounts.
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Like Uber, it has branched out into food delivery and electric scooters in some cities.
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They looked like modern ferns, with leaflike protrusions that branched off in a fractal pattern.
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Its portfolio has branched out to industries including health care, logistics, manufacturing, transportation and media.
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The Biebs really branched out this time, getting a laurel wreath across his collar bone.
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Mia and Mel are struggling, having branched out from internet retail to a real storefront.
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California avocado production grew and grew domestically and branched out internationally to Japan and China.
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CNN also reported on Thursday that the investigation has branched out into possible financial crimes.
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Though the biblical menorah was a seven-branched candelabra, modern Israel prefers to use the twelve-branched version, which dedicates a flame to each of the ancient Israelite tribes and gives the event's organizers—a committee that includes Knesset members—more honors to distribute.
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Western Digital branched out into flash, and still holds a dominant position in the data center.
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It has since branched out into other kinds of lodgings, and verticals that include wedding planning.
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That branched off into the Prime Stache food truck, which was designed for private event catering.
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HEMA opened its first store in Amsterdam in 1926 and has since branched out across Europe.
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Lately he has branched out into other countries, riding a surge of interest in beekeeping worldwide.
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Since then, he's branched out to dramas like "Rush" and comedies like the 2016 "Ghostbusters" reboot.
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KSI also branched out into music, posting "diss" tracks insulting other YouTubers - including his fellow Sidemen.
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A new controversy branched from the original one, and Travis says he was banned from CNN.
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Since then, the company has branched out into sheets, comforters, pillows, blankets, towels, washcloths, and more.
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The company has branched into television, with "Kim's Convenience," as well as audio recordings and podcasts.
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The prolific actor also branched out into voice acting, narrating audiobooks and voicing several animated characters.
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As the story goes, modern humans and Neanderthals branched off from a common ancestor about 2000,000 years ago, and later the Denisovans branched off from the Neanderthals between 390,000 and 440,000 years ago, which is why they're referred to as a sister species to the Neanderthals.
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Bitcoin Cash was branched out to increase the blocksize limit to 8 MB and allow faster transactions.
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Sinclair branched out into cable networks last year when it bought the Tennis Channel for $350 million.
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When it branched out, with shows on Rubens and Titian, colleagues across Europe and America were sceptical.
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Connor Franta rose to Youtube fame through channel Our2ndLife, and eventually branched out to his own channel.
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The stylus began life on the Note line and has since branched out to other Samsung devices.
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It has since branched out to investing in other Texas cities and is now considering "surrounding" markets.
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This one, we branched out into a year process of these really quick little spurts of writing.
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Though the assistant has quickly branched out into a wide range of different products, including Samsung refrigerators.
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Branson hasn't limited himself to one area; he's branched out and is open to trying new things.
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Emery and Evan, however, have been busy investing in real estate and recently branched into tech startups.
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About 50 yards down from where they were parked a narrower road branched off to the left.
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He branched out, starting Forty Ounce Wines and making a series of wine education videos for Playboy.
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The trolls soon branched into overseas operations focused on Russian adversaries like Ukraine and the United States.
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It features Ms. Leone, an Indian-American actress who has recently branched into mainstream films and commercials.
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The company said it expected those numbers to fall now that it had branched into different areas.
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The proper term for these nine-branched items is "hanukkiot," but many people still call them "menorahs."
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He then bought Traffic, a bus-stop advertising company, and branched into billboard advertising in soccer stadiums.
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Now it has branched into Brooklyn, taking a spot at Gotham Market at Ashland in Fort Greene.
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Handfuls of women got their starts in TV news and branched into filmmaking, fighting for union access.
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Five years later, he branched out on his own, holding a tent crusade in downtown Los Angeles.
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Suruga is the only regional lender to have branched out into share-house loans, according to analysts.
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All the while, she produced paintings, illustrations, calendars, and posters, and even branched out into miniature theater.
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They used MAPseq to trace the projections of 591 neurons as they branched out and innervated multiple targets.
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The company has branched out in the years since, and its parkas are some of the warmest around.
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But now you&aposve branched out and there are a lot of different chapters and you have meetings.
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N) in 2016 and then branched out into financial services, becoming the leading investor in Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE).
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N) in 2016 and then branched out into financial services, becoming the leading investor in Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE).
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Originally founded as a document-sharing site, Scribd has branched out to become a subscription platform for reading.
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While its signature product is untucked shirts, it has since branched out into T-shirts, jackets and shorts.
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In The Little Rascals, Trump branched out, this time portraying a version of himself: rich-kid Waldo's father.
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Today EUMSN is active in six cities throughout the country, and has even branched out into neighboring India.
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They also branched out to Scottsdale, Arizona, where they opened a satellite of the karaoke bar, Blind Dragon.
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Then in June this year, Revolut branched out into the business market, launching business accounts on its app.
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And he branched out with "Kings of the Dance," a series showcasing male ballet stars of all nationalities.
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She has since branched out to other characters, including Storm, an important figure in the Black Panther legacy.
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The McDonald's nonprofit has since branched out to provide immunizations and check-ups to children in underserved communities.
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Mr. Cave has pushed beyond his well-known over-the-top assemblage-like "Soundsuits," and branched out emphatically.
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Today Dyson vacuums barely look like vacuums at all, and the company has branched out into other appliances.
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Mr. Simmons helped establish the big business of hip-hop, and branched out early into film and fashion.
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Meritage Portfolio Management was launched in 1991 when the company's four founding partners branched out on their own.
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The firm branched out into new industries, buying ownership stakes in Dunkin' Donuts and Hertz, among many others.
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While luxury may be new to Airbnb, the company has already branched out to different segments of travel.
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Since it began operating in Rwanda in 2008, StarTimes has branched out to roughly 30 countries across the continent.
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From modest beginnings, Amazon branched out into almost every product category, taking on established retailers such as Walmart Inc.
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The thread eventually branched out to include stories from people who'd been confronted by someone looking for a fight.
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Vogue dancing was House of Kenzo's initial focus, but they've also branched into performance art, DJing, and music production.
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The payment app first launched in Malaysia in mid-2018 and recently branched into Singapore as its second market.
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The tunnels branched out some 200 feet and two-stories beneath the basement of the house, the document read.
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In 2012, JibJab branched into children's entertainment with StoryBots, which is now part of independent production company StoryBots Inc.
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It has branched out into a thicket of unrelated items, including playing cards, sanitary towels, sports kit and electronics.
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It has since branched out into consumer finance, and offers loans for small businesses, consumer credit, and other services.
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In October, it branched out with a new company, Fidelity Digital Asset Services, to offer custody service for cryptocurrencies.
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It has branched off into Southeast Asia, India, and Brazil but that growth hasn't really accelerated, according to Sunnebo.
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He's also branched out from Reddit, cofounding Initialized Capital, a venture capital firm that manages $22017 million in assets.
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Bob also makes the seven-branched menorah, a symbol that appears on the emblem of the State of Israel.
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Tencent has branched out successfully into other arenas as well, such as cloud providers, artificial intelligence ventures and entertainment.
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Fuentes, 52, has branched out into many different things over the years, including acting, fashion design, and video games.
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The brand recently branched out with collaborative collections, including footwear lines with Rodarte and street wear brand Chinatown Market.
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In some ways, his interpretation of the medium has become looser — he's branched out from traditional, diamond-shaped kites.
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While specializing in real estate, Zell said his Equity Group Investments has branched out to energy and health care.
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Over the course of its founding, Toss has gone beyond peer-to-peer transfers and branched into consumer financing.
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What are really great for building muscle and stimulating muscle protein synthesis are branched chain amino acids, especially leucine.
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" She added that "Beast and Man" remained "the trunk out of which all my various later ideas have branched.
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After that, he branched out into black-and-white photography and also made six films and several photography books.
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In the decades that followed, Mr. Chen and his partners branched out, starting clinics to treat sexually transmitted diseases.
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It branched into novelty clothing (BustedTees), cable television (The CollegeHumor Show, Adam Ruins Everything), and nerd culture spinoffs (Dorkly).
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The gang quickly branched out under his command, taking over swaths of the city's gas stations and car showrooms.
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But it has recently branched into deliveries, which provides another business opportunity and perhaps a faster path to market.
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Givenchy branched out into menswear soon after opening his fashion house, and in 1970 he began designing furnishing fabrics.
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The company has also branched out to include Samaschool, an organization that provides digital skills training to low-income individuals.
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But Hello Fresh and Chef'd — the latter in partnership with Quaker Oats — have recently branched into meal kits for breakfast.
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But he has branched out into other areas, including entertainment law, which helped him build relationships with the music world.
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Then he branched out beyond the former USSR, taking his racket to the US, India, and China, among other places.
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But Wan and her brother Jackson have branched out, opening an online store to make the farm's produce more accessible.
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So StriVR, a company he works with that established itself by training athletes, has branched into soft skills as well.
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In recent years it has branched out to bags and digital products, among others, and opened a cafe in Milan.
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Eventually, arcade cabinets became so popular that they branched out from bars into spaces geared toward the under-21 crowd.
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Arizona-based GoDaddy, the world's largest website address registrar, has branched into hosting websites itself for small businesses and consumers.
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Then, around 2120,2000 years ago, the group that populated Australasia branched off from Eurasians and made their way to Sahul.
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That fact could help scientists pin down exactly when certain species branched off from their common ancestors and became distinct.
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The carbonated beverage giants already have branched into drinks that the public views as less unhealthy than sugar-laden soda.
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Many of Sanders's potential competitors for the party's 2020 nomination have branched out to bolster their foreign policy credentials — Sen.
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As the years passed, Hallyday branched out from his rock 'n' roll origins, catching new trends as they came along.
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Ekso began by developing exoskeletons for the military and medical fields, but branched out in manufacturing and construction in 2013.
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But it branched out, and by 1975 Gap had 186 stores and $100 million in sales, according to the article.
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TheSkimm has branched out with a podcast, a video series, a book, and e-commerce through links in the newsletter.
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The company has also branched out from just mattresses to sheets, pillows, bed frames, and pet beds among other things.
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Birds accumulate mutations in their DNA at a roughly clocklike rate, allowing scientists to estimate when their lineages branched apart.
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He quickly branched out into other art forms and set up workshops, in collaboration with woodcarvers, glassblowers, metalworkers and weavers.
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Born in Antwerp, Belgium, to a diamond trading family, Mr. Modi branched out and launched his own line of jewelry.
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While ride-hailing remains the main business for Grab, the start-up has branched into a number of other areas.
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TheSkimm has branched out with a podcast, a video series, a book, and e-commerce through links in the newsletter.
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It targets 40-60 stores per year in Russia in mid-term and branched out to 12 cities outside Moscow.
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And it never branched out beyond conversation redesigns to test entirely new features, like Twitter's recently launched Topics, for example.
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This is not the first time the Arena clan has branched out into areas not typically associated with mafia operations.
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The company began offering motorbike taxis on-demand and a logistics service, and it branched out into food delivery this year.
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While once upon a time YC was known for legions of social and marketplace apps no one needed, it's branched out.
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Brown has also branched out from TV acting to star in Calvin Klein's By Appointment campaign and Sigma's "Find Me" video.
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In the past few years, the company branched out into some more mobile-friendly products, but the magic wasn't all there.
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Although the club still nurtures young talent — and draws headliners like Ronny Chieng and Tiffany Haddish — Ms. Hirsch has branched out.
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Likewise, while WeWork was burning SoftBank's cash on its core business, it branched out to burn more money on side projects.
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Since the merger WME|IMG has branched out into advertising, music publishing, e-commerce, branding, beauty pageants, eSports, and actual sports.
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They dominate the media, have accrued millions of fans on social networks and have branched into retail, fashion, production and more.
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As streaming services like Netflix have taken off, various entertainment conglomerates have branched off to form their own independent online channels.
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The third trunk line historically carried the Orange and Blue Lines and branched in a conventional way east of Stadium-Armory.
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Despite there being only 17 of us, we branched off into paranoid alliances that morphed over time, bolstered against common enemies.
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With over 12,000 Instagram followers, Owusu-Ansah's fanbase is growing every day and he has even branched into creating unisex clothing.
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Iger's role had become increasingly complicated as Apple branched away from its core hardware business and moved into media and streaming.
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Interestingly, the company has branched out from merely enabling to fronting a consumer-facing store front — CodaShop — for certain service providers.
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That book came out in 2005, several years before the term "cultural appropriation" branched out of academia and into the mainstream.
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You worked your way up or branched out through entrepreneurship until you could afford the life you wanted outside of work.
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The company still provides copiers, printers and scanners, but it has branched out into cloud computing and translation software as well.
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Within a decade, it branched out to online streaming, and now it's one of the biggest streaming services in the world.
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The truth is that Pierre-Auguste is the great-branched apple tree and Jean an orange tree planted close to it.
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The fair, which was founded in London in 2013 and branched out to New York in 2015, now spans three continents.
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YASO TANGBAO This spot featuring Shanghai soup dumplings, with locations in Downtown Brooklyn and Industry City, has branched into Midtown Manhattan.
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His family has produced port for generations, and he has branched out to making still wines all over Portugal and beyond.
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The company branched into other segments of the enterprise software market, including the $13.5 billion purchase of Veritas Software in 2005.
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The company has also branched out significantly: It spans video content, mobile technology, education, digital libraries, and even self-driving cars.
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In the last few years, Netflix has branched out as a streaming service by producing a slew of original romantic comedies.
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SA. But three years ago, it branched out into providing funding to "junior" miners, which do most of the industry's exploration.
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Oprah branched out from her television show to launch O, The Oprah Magazine in 2000, aiming to reach a different audience.
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But they have also branched out, joining a Glow-in-the-Dark Kickball league that plays in McCarren Park in Williamsburg.
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" After a long career making movies for the big screen, Frank recently branched out into books with his first novel, "Shaker.
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Paytm, India's largest mobile wallet app, has branched out to several businesses in recent years as threat from Google and Facebook grows.
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They found that the neurons' axons branched out and sent information to many areas simultaneously, overturning the one-to-one mapping theory.
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Ballroom got its start in 1980s Harlem as a for-us-by-us counterculture movement that branched off from underground drag shows.
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"I really branched out and took some risks with my outfits this year," she wrote in a new post on her app.
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But the massage therapist to whom I am loyal recently branched out to do private massage and now comes to my home.
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Romney's talent at management was noted, and he rose through the ranks, then branched out to create an investment group within Bain.
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So, by the 1960s, Black ball participants had branched out and formed their own circuit, which is what we see in Pose.
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Stars including Reese Witherspoon, Eva Longoria and Melissa McCarthy have all branched out into design, and now Union is joining their squad.
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It recently branched out into mobile with its first smartphone, and Tan teased the potential for other new product launches this year.
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Then the Casey dove back into the maze of Rheasilvia's industrial installations, which branched toward acres of solar panels surrounding the station.
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He appears, however, to be one of the few who has begun in venture capitalism and then branched into hedge-fund management.
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This overlooks the reasons the Beyoncé game went viral in the first place: because it was lengthy, complex, multi-branched, and funny.
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Moving upward, the "object" category branched into the classes "conceptual object" (for social and mental constructs) and "physical object" (for everything else).
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He recently branched out into young adult fantasy with The Finisher, which is set in the dour and oppressive village of Wormwood.
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TTA, owned by the billionaire Mahagitsiri family, is a shipping company that branched out last year into the food and beverage sector.
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In the past, vaccinia and cowpox were considered to be the same, but they may have branched off from a common ancestor.
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Then, it branched out to more complex flavors like Moon Rock Candy and Butterscotch Topaz, and it still releases more each season.
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Because as well as playing Captain America, he has branched out into indie films and theater productions, and is also a director.
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The back-and-forth branched off into discussions about institutional sexism, in which Cheadle continued to shut down the ignorant among us.
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Over the past few years, Mr. Jaroussky has branched out from typical Baroque countertenor repertory and performed and recorded French art song.
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What is most interesting to note from prior examples is that these newer branched-out cities are non-surprisingly, heavily government-centric.
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The tournament branched out last year and moved to Vancouver, Canada, for the tournament, welcoming nearly 20,000 spectators to the Rogers Arena.
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Yep, the ether giveaway scam we've come to associate with Elon Musk has branched out to our very own commander in chief.
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Having branched out to start my own company that has been slower to launch than I wish, I miss the regular paycheck.
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But the series of litigations and settlements didn't stop Koch Industries, which has since branched into mining, real estate, and even ranching.
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In the five years that LCD was on hiatus, its bandmates branched out into other projects and managed DFA Records, its label.
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In recent years, JD has also branched into marketplace sales, though they make up a small fraction of the firm's total sales.
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Likewise, Husqvarna Motorcycles, a Swedish motocross legend now resettled in Austria, has branched out with a range of lithe, futuristically styled bikes.
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One of the simpler sculptures in this eye-opening exhibition, "Branched Form" has no relatives in the exhibition — not even distant ones.
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And in 2016, she branched out to teaching Friday nights for a $15 fee at Hot Skates, the rink on Long Island.
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She started making elaborate bows for her Shih Tzu, then branched out to dresses after receiving requests from friends for additional designs.
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Soon the larger, national trains branched off and headed north, and the six tracks thinned to two, servicing the Circle Line alone.
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" Later in Poland, Jews branched out from moneylending and "became tax-farmers, toll-farmers, estate managers, and they ran mills and taverns.
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While my parents had branched out in their youth, they&aposd mostly worked at home while we were kids, researching and writing.
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Through a chemical and electrical transmission, the single-stemmed axon of one neuron talks to the branched root-like dendrite of another.
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Discouraged by the Communist Party's continued influence, he has branched out into selling Maotai liquor — a specialty of his home province of Guizhou.
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Since its launch in 2014, the company has branched out, though, and added a number of more DevOps-centric services to its lineup.
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The podcast began by Fisher and Hutchinson interviewing their exes and former flames; from there, it's branched off into various explorations about sex.
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"Some other players branched off to build a formal cafe with a seaside view that was separate to the main island," Condren adds.
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It has branched out into granite sinks and is even in talks on setting up its first overseas factory in the United States.
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Founded in 2012, the app has branched out into 27 different cities across the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region and Pakistan.
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She introduced a cosmetics line in collaboration with MAC last year, and she has branched out into demicouture from a store in Shanghai.
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And while the phone call remains the beating heart of the Turkey Talk-Line industrial complex, it has in recent years branched out.
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Last year, Lifetime branched out with UnREAL, while USA strayed from pun-titled procedurals for prestige-baiting dramas like Satisfaction and Mr. Robot.
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Since 1998 the company has sold expensive five-day seminars and branched out into yoga, parenting, acting, and other pyramid-like recruitment efforts.
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He branched out to create high-quality reproduction tables, including Chippendales, and chests like highboys, which he sold in stores and through catalogs.
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And while it's branched out into more consumer facing products through its Bamboo line, professionals have always been the company's bread and butter.
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Ola recently invested in an electric scooter startup, and it branched overseas with launches in Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. last year.
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And the café has since branched out from food and drink: it now houses a library, art gallery and even an activism center.
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These goths hark back to the youth subculture that branched out of early 1980s punk music, particularly two bands: The Cure and Bauhaus.
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The ancestors of today's Aboriginal Australians came to the continent at least 50,000 years ago and branched into 300 so-called language groups.
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They can use it to look forward in time, asking when and how this organism branched into multicellular microbes and eventually complex organisms.
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The firm had also branched out well beyond office space, establishing sleek dormitories for working professionals and even a private school in Manhattan.
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The risk is higher than expected among military veterans, professional football players and athletes who took dietary supplements containing branched-chain amino acids.
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After spending millions of dollars building their businesses on social channels like Facebook and Instagram, many DTC brands branched out to traditional channels.
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The company branched into other businesses, including chemicals, and went on another acquisition binge, buying 23 companies for $442.6 million in 1987 alone.
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Forest-friendly charcoal Bah's company has produced roughly 250,000 bags, and he has branched out to producing an eco-friendly alternative to charcoal.
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Founded by Carlos Morera with help from Max Martin and Christian Cummings, they have branched out into landscape projects, books, design, and more.
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Since then, the company has branched out into a variety of financial services businesses, ranging from mortgages to an in-house hedge fund.
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The house's longstanding partnership with Italy's RAI television and radio has branched out into three annual productions for cinema and limited-time streaming.
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But the approach helped to fragment large criminal enterprises into smaller, more violent groups, which branched out into a wider range of crimes.
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We even branched out into bian lian, which is Sichuan face-change opera, which has a lot of kung fu movement in it.
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The sisters' eponymous collection recently branched out into handbags, which they both can't wait to see their family, friends and fans wearing this fall.
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Lazarus had previously owned a baby-furniture store, but eventually added toys to its offerings, then branched off into toys as a standalone business.
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While the Mexican chain has steady lunchtime traffic, the brand has branched out to stake its claim in the breakfast and midnight snack categories.
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While Google and Facebook have branched out into various businesses, their customers still know them primarily as search and social destinations, respectively, Decker said.
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The reality stars have branched out this past year into the tech and app world, the modeling industry, and the makeup enterprise as well.
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Though Pickathon started (as the name would indicate) with bluegrass and Americana, it has since branched out to rock, funk, soul, and hip-hop.
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While not on the same scale as Gates, Snoop Dogg has also branched out into the online world, founding a cannabis lifestyle website MerryJane.com.
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And even though we've tackled recipes tied to our horoscopes before, we haven't entirely branched out into the realm of the weekly grocery shop.
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He branched out with a new group, Al Mourabitoun, and seized more than 600 employees of a gas plant in Algeria, killing 38 people.
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Lastly, some pre-workout supplements contain other amino acids, either branched chain amino acids or outright protein, to help promote muscle recovery post-exercise.
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It then branched out into music and video and now offers virtually any product you can imagine, from clothes to home goods to electronics.
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Smith launched Vice in 1994 as a punk rock magazine and branched out — turning the brand into an online video, television and mobile powerhouse.
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West branched into commercial real estate earlier this year, when it was reported that he would invest $1 million into a historic Chicago theater.
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Mr. Hefner's company branched into movie, cable and digital production, sold its own line of clothing and jewelry, and opened clubs, resorts and casinos.
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For several minutes, Mr. Schneider twisted the drive shaft leading to a cluster gear overhead that branched out to the four respective clock faces.
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When P-Orridge and others branched off that year to form Throbbing Gristle, they added assaultive industrial noise and Nazi imagery to the mix.
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But last July it branched out in a major way when it launched "Zillow Offers," a new business that buys, flips and sells homes.
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The former journalist settled in London at National Geographic, then branched off on his own to create printed city maps and tandem smartphone apps.
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Since then, it has branched out to offer mortgages and personal loans, and it recently began the process of applying for a banking license.
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Alibaba is well known for its e-commerce platforms, but the Chinese tech giant has branched into fintech, film, new retail and now, hospitality.
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Each day of the festival is dedicated to a specific principle, marked by lighting a new candle on the kinara, a seven-branched candelabra.
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The probe has branched out in the last three years, with President Michel Temer, four past presidents and dozens of sitting lawmakers under investigation.
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Via, which started in Manhattan, has branched out to Downtown Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights, Williamsburg and Greenpoint, and to Long Island City in Queens.
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He and I spent a lot of time making out, and then we branched off on our own and went down to the beach.
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It has become bigger, much more balanced in terms of gender, and it has long since branched out from sculpture to include many other mediums.
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Later that night, the girls and the guys branched off in two different limos, with each crew getting down with drinks and plenty of dancing.
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Zhang, who in 1994 took over the predecessor company to Hongqiao, a textiles firm in eastern China's Shandong province, branched out into aluminum in 2002.
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The company has already branched out into cartoons and video games and is looking to fuse the company's traditional building bricks with the digital world.
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But this is the first time they've branched out into foundation, let alone launched a product with such an array of shades to choose from.
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Beyond that, Foxconn has also branched out into electronics under its own brand, including TVs which retail in 7-Eleven stores in its native Taiwan.
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BattleBots itself branched off from the original idea for the United States version of Robot Wars, sparking a plethora of spin offs across the world.
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This year, the company branched out to national VR streams of the PBC boxing title fight and the Daytona 500, which was sponsored by Toyota.
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Its affiliate network of social enterprises cultivates organic crops on lands confiscated from the mafia, and has branched out into offering tours and farm stays.
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Mr. Rubin began his digital media career in 2013 at The Young Turks, a leftist news organization, but branched out on his own in 2016.
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Netgear may be best known as an internet router and modem company, but it has branched out quite a bit in the past few years.
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D'Amelio gained the No. 1 spot by surpassing Loren Gray, a 17-year-old creator who has branched into singing and acting since gaining fame.
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Although this is still the main reason that shoppers come to Anokhi, the shop has branched out to include textiles with embroidery, patchwork and beading.
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Headquarters: San Mateo, California Place on last poll: 43 Why it's hot: Apart from gaming consoles, PlayStation has also branched out into several VR offerings.
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But it has branched into private equity investing through its Evergreen unit, which was set up in 2015 and announced its first deal last year.
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They have become developers and even branched into building maintenance: a soup-to-nuts strategy that has allowed them more than just financial breathing room.
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They arose when auditing firms branched into consulting, which contributed to the Enron and WorldCom accounting scandals and subsequently leading to regulation prohibiting such practices.
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His company later branched out into mandolins, electric guitars, concert and tenor ukuleles, and custom guitar cases, becoming a leader in mass-produced musical instruments.
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Rival resellers are looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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Alisha McDonal, known as Alisha Marie on her social media channels, has been on YouTube for over 10 years, but has branched out to other mediums.
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Iovine is best known as the co-founder of Interscope Records, a rap music pioneer that branched out to include artists like Lady Gaga and U2.
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Starting in 2007, the Russians attacked former Soviet satellites like Estonia, Georgia, and Ukraine, and then branched out to Western nations like the U.S. and Germany.
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Over the past two years, it has branched out to provide private cars, car-pooling, motorbikes on-demand, logistics and delivery and, as of today, coaches.
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It wisely branched out after the mid-1990s (when Turkey joined Europe's customs union) and today has 18 factories, with nearly 30,000 staff, in seven countries.
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The brand launched in 2006 in its American Eagle stores, then branched out as shop-in-shops before then going off to become its own retailers.
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Though Legendary started out as an American motion picture company, it has branched out into becoming a digital network, comic book publisher and a television producer.
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They've recently branched out into other games, including Destiny 2, Rocket League, and they planing on playing a "bunch more" (provided they already own the games).
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But in fact, the opposite is true: Having successfully branched out with the likes of "Ant-Man," Marvel has this genre down to a solid formula.
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With such an exploratory attitude, it makes sense that the band's own performances branched out to a point where they nearly collapsed under their own weight.
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He founded ECM in 1969, mostly for jazz, and branched out with the ECM New Series in 1984 to explore classical works both new and old.
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In the late 1980s, Mr. Dubourdieu branched out into a consulting career that took him to the top estates in Bordeaux, including Cheval Blanc and Yquem.
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It also branched out with the purchases of Chemours' hygiene product ingredients business and of Chemtura, a U.S. maker of additives for lubricants and flame retardants.
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The firm also branched out into the startup world with a blockchain-focused accelerator program and a joint program in Silicon Valley with Play and Play.
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In 2015, he branched out on his own, launching an early-stage venture-capital firm called Refactor Capital, which focuses on healthcare and science-heavy tech.
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Fernish, too, is in expansion mode, having branched to Seattle last November, with plans to be on the East Coast by the end of the year.
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A second structure, found on the head of the same specimen, had a central shaft that branched off near the midpoint almost like a fraying rope.
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While it has branched out to become one of the world's largest manufacturers of smartphones, it primarily makes the gear needed to make phone networks work.
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And last year, with the acquisition of JSwipe, it branched out into the Tinder-like market of users who swipe left or right to find love.
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It has expanded rapidly over the years, branched out into new categories, racked up hundreds of thousands of sellers and gained customers in nearly 200 countries.
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After the second wave, black metal branched out into even more sub-genres like atmospheric black metal and melodic black metal, with scenes iacross the globe.
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Since GirlCrew was founded in Dublin during 2014, the social platform has branched out to locations all over the world, including San Francisco, Edinburgh and Melbourne.
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The researchers concluded that it is more likely that shrews and solenodons came up with the adaptation after they branched off from these other small mammals.
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At first, the Ancient One refuses to hand over the Time Stone, fearing that this will create alternate branched realities which are worse than the current one.
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Gender Proud started out focused on transgender rights, specifically gender recognition laws, then branched into a production company to help tell people's stories of the transgender experience.
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This has held true not only in modern times but over the millennium or so since the faith branched off from the Ismaili form of Shia Islam.
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That means that symmoriiforms and ghost sharks probably shared a common ancestor that branched off from the ancestors of today's sharks and rays earlier than we thought.
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Here's where it gets a little murky: today's study shows that around 20,000 years ago, the Ancient Beringians branched off from the ancestors of modern Native Americans.
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She first branched out on the '90s spinoff show Melrose Place before returning for the 2008 sequel series 90210, reprising her role as Kelly Taylor for both.
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The house had been built near a massive tree that branched in three different directions, with the section on our left twisting in an unmistakable corkscrew shape.
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Over the past 18 months Al Rayan has branched out into commercial real estate and private banking, and it plans to offer products targeting SMEs, Choudhury said.
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The company has also branched into selling by-products of the nuts, including seedcake from the pressed nut as poultry feed, and organic fertilizer from the shells.
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This is likely an example of convergent evolution—vertebrates and cephalopods branched off long ago, yet they both developed the same way to create complex nervous systems.
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In 2015, Twitch branched out from its trademark video game streams and devoted one channel to Bob Ross' PBS zen-coma art program The Joy of Painting.
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Critics lambast his chaotic methods: the Trump Organisation lists 515 businesses and has at various times branched out from property into TV, airlines, beauty pageants and gambling.
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Google branched into hardware three years ago so that, like Apple, it could have full control of the performance of its applications and the revenue they generate.
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One group of protesters splintered off and headed to the city's police headquarters, while another group branched out in the direction of the Causeway Bay shopping district.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesBest Western has branched into boutique hotels with GLo, its new "hip" hotel brand that launched at the end of 2018.
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It includes the nightly lighting of candles on a seven-branched kinara while honoring principles of unity, self-determination, collective responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
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In the mid-2000s, they splintered to form their own drug trafficking criminal enterprise in the mid-2000s, but have since branched out into multiple criminal activities.
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Earlier this year the company branched out into creating their own furniture line of sofas and chairs, which they are injecting into their room designs and recommendations.
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Then, in a riveting sequence of spreads, a green vista of sculpted animals — giraffe, emu, rhinoceros — turns autumn-colored and finally reverts to plain, bare-branched trees.
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Recently the label has branched out with a series of collaborative vocal EPs, including projects from JD. Reid and ItsNate as well as Slugabed and Ed Scissor.
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So the first significance, from my standpoint, is that IS has branched beyond Iraq and Syria into Afghanistan, and they're a very real and resilient presence there.
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More recently it has branched into more sophisticated forms of terrorism, including nearly downing a Somali airliner in February with a bomb hidden in a laptop computer.
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Fujifilm still makes film, but it has branched out considerably, using its chemical and imaging technology in products as varied as ingredients in cosmetics and medical equipment.
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But since its launch in 2015, it has branched out to include communities from all over the internet, ranging from writers to artists to K-Pop stans.
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Description: Sphero is best know for its spherical remote-controlled robots but the company has this year branched out with a crowdsourced rover robot design called RVR.
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Bloomin' Brands has branched out into sandwiches this year when it opened Aussie Grill by Outback locations internationally and in the U.S. Some have not fared well.
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While SoFi is well known for its student loan products, the company branched out into the personal finance space this year with SoFi Invest and SoFi Money.
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Since then, the company has grown into the world&aposs most popular search engine — and branched out into everything from self-driving cars to life-extension research.
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After appearing in Ms. Shange's "Spell #11993" and Edgar White's "Les Femmes Noir" at the Public Theater, Ms. Carlos branched out into writing, directing and performance art.
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The Branched Out face-off was a nailbiter, with both women keeping a very similar pace as they stuck branches into holes to climb a tall pole.
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Maruyama, a retired professor at San Diego State University, is most known for her handmade art furniture, but has branched into different materials for this powerful work.
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The company started out making only men's jeans, but it has since branched out to offer women's styles as well, the most popular being its skinny jeans.
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Each episode of the show will last 12 minutes and will feature branched narration, allowing viewers to follow the story from the perspective of the brother and sister.
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As it grows, OnePlus has branched out into selling more profitable (if also more prosaic) things like cases, cables, T-shirts, backpacks, messenger bags, and really good headphones.
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The Funky 3D Faces store includes figures of everyone from The Avengers crew to Catwoman, and they've even branched out to making wedding toppers for their Etsy shop.
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It has branched out into payments, food delivery and other areas in recent times as part of a strategy to become Southeast Asia's all-in-one "super app."
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Last year, the service dropped "Disney" from its branding and branched out to include a variety of other digital retailers, including Amazon Prime Video, Google Play and VUDU.
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Beyond its MOOC-like service, Springboard has branched off to offer six-month courses designed for specific industry training with data science and digital marketing its first specialisms.
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And changes in the drug market, in which big city gangs have branched out to challenge dealers in provincial towns, have sparked turf wars on previously quiet patches.
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The story of the best friends — Kristy, Stacey, Claudia and Mary Anne (and Mallory, Dawn and Jessi) — quickly became a global sensation and branched into other iconic series.
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Maxwell was stylist to Lady Gaga until he branched out and started his own eponymous label in 2015, and has since become a standout in the fashion industry.
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Sibanye, a Gold Fields' spinoff, has branched aggressively from gold into platinum, acquiring Anglo American Platinum's labor-intensive Rustenburg operations as the Anglo unit pivots to mechanized mining.
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Second, diners branched out and tried some trendy healthy options that entered the consumer zeitgeist this year — kale Caesar salad and Brussel sprouts were big hits in 2015.
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Some of those children are now the new faces of the music but gangsta rap's identity has branched off in many ways since its 30-year-old origins.
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Today, the company has branched out to numerous areas – tops, bottoms, wraps, bags, scarves, items for the home like pillows and tapestries, pocket squares, bags, jewelry, and more.
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It started out as a digital production company that made mostly YouTube content, but has since branched out into meatier projects like movies, both online and in theaters.
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The Zelda series has branched in various directions since then, ultimately following three distinct chronologies that loosely tie together when you go back into its lore far enough.
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Ocean and Tyler were both affiliated with Odd Future, a provocative rap collective founded in 2007 whose members have since branched out into music, television, design and more.
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Sydney-based corporate adviser Challis Capital this month branched into property investment after winning a A$100 million ($74 million) mandate from a consortium of Asian private investors.
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It has since branched out to real-world branded events at trade shows like E3, but this is the first time it has signed a TV advertising deal.
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Korea's Yanolja, a popular motel brand that has branched out into app-based hotel bookings, has made a strategic investment that could see it fully acquire the business.
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After Yoshitoshi's death, woodblock printing branched off into Sosaku Hanga, or "creative prints," and Shin Hanga, or "new prints," categories that marked the birth of contemporary Japanese printmaking.
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The company has branched out into other businesses and is now a subsidiary of holding company Alphabet, but it still makes a huge amount of revenue from advertising.
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Another batch of independence activists worked out of the United States, although they too branched into separate groups based in Hawaii and California and on the East Coast.
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When Science Times debuted 220 years ago, scientists knew far less about how our ancestors branched off from other apes and evolved into new species, known as hominins.
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In recent years, GiveDirectly has branched out into disaster relief in the US, too, with efforts in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Marie and in Houston after Hurricane Harvey.
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Dr. Lieberman explained that at this time, however, most distribution was controlled by one man: Reuben Sturman, a businessman who had branched out to sex toys from pornography.
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With the success of "The Daily," the New York Times branched into a TV spinoff show called "The Weekly" earlier this year, which airs on Fox and Hulu.
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Diversification has been the answer, and Allister has branched out into other areas like mastering (Circle Mastering), compiling sound effect libraries and composing for the ever growing app market.
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Ciaté entered the cosmetics world as a nail polish brand, but in recent years, the company has branched out into the world of makeup — and we're here for it.
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It has branched out with the purchase of Chemours' hygiene product ingredients business and an agreement to buy Chemtura, a U.S. maker of additives for lubricants and flame retardants.
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In 1999, Richardson Jr. started Apricot Power as an online-only store, but it's branched out to health food shops over the last five years to meet customer demand.
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What started as a project solely between Scires and Kaphotics has now branched into a group effort within Project Pokémon, and members of the competitive community are looped in.
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For those of you who aren't familiar with the denim revolutionary, Abloh was formerly Kanye West's creative director; he later branched off to start his own line, Off/White.
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And, because it's kept so quiet, chances are you haven't branched out from the same products that were recommended to you years ago, even if they're not working well.
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Kanye's still looking to launch a color cosmetics line, his ongoing collaboration with Adidas has branched off into a second line, Calabasas, and introduced a line of fine jewelry.
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Among its main competitors on the start-up side is Harry's, which focuses more on the design of its razors but has also branched out into other grooming products.
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Drawing from his grandfather's entrepreneurial spirit, he's also branched out and started a venture capital fund –Indogen Capital– with his friends, having spent eight years in the family business.
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When he later branched out into casinos, he got caught accepting an illegal loan from his father to stay afloat and got off with a slap on the wrist.
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And I have recently branched out to all the other diverse communities, because I saw a lot of my warriors were saying things like, 'What about the Asian community?
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It's been several years since the company branched out into consumer electronics, and along the way, it's been remarkably consistent with the products that bear its iconic cursive logo.
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The firm is being squeezed by central government efforts to reduce steel production nationwide and so has branched out into real estate investment, in turn crowding out private players.
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Like Mr. Ive, who branched into the luxury lifestyle space with the launch of the Apple Watch in 2015, Mr. Rams, 86, also had a brief flirtation with fashion.
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Brian Berry, Delta's director of onboard services strategic planning, said that after passengers said in surveys in 2016 that they wanted better snacks in economy, the company branched out.
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I recognize that some of these images might represent the before: images of a slave's back, gnarled and branched with scar tissue used in the work of Carrie Mae Weems.
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Then Guy and I decided we wanted to do a bigger fund, so we branched off and built our own investment fund called Sound Ventures, which is our current fund.
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Since then, Goop has become a standalone site with an e-commerce component; most recently, it branched out into events like the Goop Summit, which just took place in June.
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Then there's the ambitious LeEco (formerly LeTV) which started out in video streaming but has branched out into phones, sports and even electric cars through a partnership with Faraday Future.
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Steeped in what political pros call analytics -- the art and science of discovering and interpreting the public mood -- Conway branched out on her own as owner of The Polling Company.
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The Folio Society has been producing high-end editions of classic literature for decades, and in recent years, it has branched into producing high-end editions of science fiction novels.
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In the last few years, Alibaba has branched out into media and sports with its investment into Guangzhou Evergrande Football Club and purchase of the South China Morning Post newspaper.
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Perhaps the most prominent star of the category has been Warby Parker, the hip maker of eyeglasses and sunglasses that has since branched out into physical retail stores as well.
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Yet more and more women have branched out in the wake of the Ebola epidemic to take on other activities - from rearing animals to selling livestock at markets, he said.
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"Just about all the harpists on the series," she said with some satisfaction, "come from classical backgrounds and have branched out to lead successful careers moving outside of the box."
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Hong Kong already offers convenient cash-free payments using its Octopus card system, which has branched out from covering rides and can be used for purchases offline among many things.
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The result is an organization called InnerSpace Integration, which laid the groundwork for Godasi's integration circles (she has since branched off and now leads them under her own independent brand).
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At New Martha, Bakic is offering traditional fillings like prune, apricot, and custard, and the bakery also branched out with 27 different varieties like chocolate, rose, apple, raspberry, and blackberry.
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Mr. Swier, who started his New York night-life career as a bartender in 1979 and has lately branched out to Los Angeles, acknowledged the new reality in an interview.
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Meituan, which began life as a Groupon-like service for buying vouchers from local merchants, branched out into takeout delivery, bike rentals, movie tickets and a host of other services.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Originally intended purely as tools for navigation, maps have long branched off from this practical function to become an unexpected medium for visual expression.
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It also suggests sleep could be an ancient behavior because the group that includes jellyfish branched off from the last common ancestor of most living animals early on in evolution.
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The studio was formed by the Runic founder and CEO in 2016 to create a multiplayer reimagining of Torchlight, while Runic itself branched out to develop clockwork action-adventure Hob.
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It looked similar to the one Mr. Mundt described during his recent speech — a web of personal information that branched into details about homeownership, life events, politics and buying behavior.
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While SoFi is mostly known for its private student loans and student loan refinancing products, the company has branched out into the personal finance space over the last few years.
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If you&aposre new to Snapchat, or just haven&apost branched out to its features beyond messaging friends, you may be wondering what subscriptions are and how to access them.
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Meanwhile, Div has also branched out multiple times to foster his own ideas — proof that he's taken his father's advice about not being afraid to try new ventures to heart.
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In recent years the Paul Taylor Dance Company has branched out from its founder's work, augmenting his vast repertory with new pieces by outside choreographers and appearances by guest companies.
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She branched out to southwestern France, Spain and other parts of the Mediterranean, writing books at a time when America was waking up to the culinary treasures beyond its borders.
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Bang & Olufsen quickly branched out from radios, and the company's museum is scattered with every variety of music playback device, with the logo here being exhibited on one of its gramophones.
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I branched out into more-fitted clothes—tank tops, dresses, an extremely ill-advised pair of shorts—all of which required me to learn my circumferences, my lengths, and my preferences.
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Gucci was revamped with a colourful, almost kitsch new style over the past two years under designer Alessandro Michele and recently branched into homeware, with 23 euro mugs in butterfly motifs.
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" Stamets argues that a vast web of mycelia in the soil constitute "Earth's natural Internet … a redundant, complexly branched, self-repairing, and scalable communications network linking many species over tremendous distances.
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The Malaysia-headquartered business claims five million registered users across 10 countries — it recently branched out into Africa and the Middle East — for its service which costs around $3 per month.
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But as it's branched into more variable categories like food and fashion, it's quietly launched a stable of satellite in-house labels that make no mention of their giant parent company.
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West of Rosslyn it also branched, with the Orange Line running through North Arlington and out to Fairfax, but with the Blue Line running down to merge with the Yellow Line.
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The service has branched out to cover 10 of Indians many languages, while it recently established a platform — 'WeMedia' — that augments its content aggregation by allowing users to submit stories, too.
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Europol's Wainwright added that cooperation between member states was needed to address the problem, also because criminal networks involved in the drug trade often branched out into other areas of crime.
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The RealReal is facing growing competition from rival resellers looking to cash in on the booming market, including thredUP, which branched into luxury last year, and established players like Vestiaire Collective.
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The road once branched off the bustling Via Appia and reveals traces of wagon wheels that rumbled over its stones, which are made of local volcanic rock, according to The Local.
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That's partly a function of geography, and the way the FBI's investigation branched out from the $21993,22014-a-month Trump Tower apartment one U.S. soccer official rented out for his cats.
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He branched into 19 East 79th in 1989 with the purchase of a first-floor unit for about $550,000; in 2000, he paid about $1.2 million for the second-floor unit.
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Children race through the half-acre yards in half-feral packs, climbing back fences and low-branched trees as hide-and-seek gives way to flashlight tag in the failing light.
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His grandfather, Alexander Gushner, a Russian-Jewish immigrant, started with a tiny cigar shop, branched into selling shirts and ties to office workers, then opened Boyds with his brother in 21970.
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Over time, Uber branched out into different areas, like food and retail delivery, e-bike and scooter rentals, trucking and freight management and autonomous vehicles — even trying to build flying automobiles.
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It has also recently branched out into movie-making with productions such as "The Wedding Party," in 2016 and "Royal Hibiscus Hotel," which was recently picked up for distribution by Amazon.
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Mr. Grossman said he had branched out into jumpers because he had seen a chance to build a program for a type of horse that was typically bred only in Europe.
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While it has already put its stamp on the beauty world, this is the first time Hermès has branched out into color cosmetics, and the new drop is already making waves.
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As energy and how humans produce it continues to be an important modern conversation, a team of researchers have branched way out, trying to harness energy from whatever sources they could.
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Meditation branched out from an Asian movement favored by New Age fans to a more accepted practice for adults who may have never taken the time to silence their bustling thoughts.
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Instead of staying in the tech comms world, Marooney is joining the New York-based hedge fund that has branched out to Silicon Valley with growth equity and now venture efforts.
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Components based on technology licensed by ARM are found in the vast majority of the world's smartphones, and the Cambridge-based group has branched into other connected devices as smartphone growth slows.
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Because of that dependence, some viruses have stuck with their hosts throughout evolution, mutating to make minor adjustments every time the host branched into a new species—a process called co-divergence.
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MindGeek — a company that has dominated the adult industry since the early 2000s — has never been particularly transparent about its business practices, a habit it's maintained as it's branched into age verification.
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As he branched out into DJ sets under the Sporting Life moniker over the past year, Sport made real-life connections on bills with experimental-leaning artists like Actress and Galcher Lustwerk.
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After starting life as an insurance company in Cape Town in 13, Old Mutual has branched out into other parts of Africa, Britain and the United States, and into banking and funds.
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She has made more than 3,000 blankets and has branched out to also make them for returning servicemen and women who have suffered war injuries or are living with conditions like PTSD.
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It started out focused on battery manufacturing, but over the years its businesses have branched out to span power and energy and automotive products while it operates a retail superstore called Agora.
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The New Aryan Empire began as a prison gang and branched out beyond prisons, with members committing violence to support a large drug-trafficking operation, the Department of Justice said in February.
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JUST has branched out into the world of dressings (you can find classics like Caesar and ranch), cookie doughs that are totally safe to eat raw, and the highly-anticipated eggless eggs.
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Eventually, kaiseki branched into two traditions: the spare meal still served with the tea ceremony today, and the luxurious kaiseki served in restaurants—without tea, but with plenty of sake on hand.
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Rami Makhlouf is a cousin of the president who made a fortune through his ownership of Syriatel, the largest mobile-phone operator, and then branched out to property, banking and other sectors.
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The two titans long ago branched out from their core businesses — games and social media for Tencent, e-commerce for Alibaba — to duke it out in ever more realms of Chinese life.
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Zell started in 1968 what would become Equity Group Investments, which began investing in real estate but has since branched out into the energy, communications, logistics, manufacturing, transportation and health-care sectors.
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In his speech to the National Assembly on July 14, Castro rebuked the restaurant owner who had branched out to operate five restaurants in Havana, own several automobiles, and frequently travel abroad.
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Getting bigger Meantime, BridgIoT has branched out to sell a range of smart devices, including flooding sensors, animal trackers and electric water heater controllers designed to help users save money and resources.
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Both Evryman and MKP have branched out beyond support groups to offer bonding experiences like weekend retreats and initiations — $475 to $975 for an Evryman retreat, $675 on average for MKP's initiation.
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"Gaga has also branched out into acting, winning a Golden Globe for her performance in "American Horror Story: Hotel" and dozens of acting nominations for her part in "A Star Is Born.
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Considering that they have branched out into at least 5,000 unique species since those early days, it's fair to say that these bizarre, diverse creatures have earned a little old school cred.
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The industry giant's first moves into hardware were small; it first worked with partners like Samsung and LG to build phones, tablets, and Chromebooks, then timidly branched out into creating its own designs.
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In recent years Kano has also branched out into offering Internet of Things kits, previewing three code-your-own connected devices in 2016 — and launching Kickstarter campaigns to get the products to market.
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And he has branched out beyond the city, in name at least, licensing "Trump" on hotels and endeavors including a brand of vodka and energy drinks in Israel and a winery in Virginia.
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Until this fall, Polaroid had not made instant cameras and film in about a decade and instead branched out to licensing its name to other electronic products like televisions, tablets, and even drones.
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The arcade branched off from a puzzle room, a popular entertainment venue among techies that puts a team into a room with complex puzzles and only one hour to complete them to escape.
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By contrast, Louis Vuitton, which branched into high-end jewelry in 2012, is estimated to make no more than several hundred million euros a year from jewels, as is Kering-owned jeweler Boucheron.
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"I think that he is pioneering both as an artist [and] as someone who has branched out as an entrepreneur doing more than just creative work in a very special way," he said.
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Dylan may have starred alongside his brother on Disney Channel's The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, but the stars have since branched out from the "twin thing" for their own solo projects.
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She has been by her husband's side, but she's also branched out on her own, visiting schools and hospitals, practicing cultural diplomacy, even having an audience with the pope -- revealing her Catholic faith.
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Over the years it has taken on various forms, with groups like the Real IRA and the Continuity IRA, while other parts of the movement branched into organized crime, protection rackets, and vigilantism.
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While his cofounders have branched off to found firms like banking startup Monzo and real-estate company Nested, Takeuchi has remained at the helm at GoCardless and guided it toward ever-greater success.
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I also wanted to talk about your career more broadly: You recently branched out with the tour and also the MasterClass , do you have any other aspirations as to what else to try?
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A former teenage champion cross-country skier who was later imprisoned for robbery, Mr. Prigozhin started a hot-dog business as the Soviet Union collapsed and eventually branched into convenience stores and restaurants.
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The concerts began as the pet project of two broken-beat D.J.s, Justin McKenzie and Adam Moses, who branched out and began presenting live acts like Mark de Clive-Lowe and Kaidi Tatham.
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MSI is known for high-performance gaming computers like its GT series laptops and Trident series desktops, but in recent years, the company has branched out a little to devices for creative professionals.
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The powerful consultancy had branched into bankruptcy advising, poached some of his firm's employees and been hired by Harry & David, the seller of pear-laden fruit baskets, to advise its restructuring in bankruptcy.
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By contrast, Louis Vuitton, which branched into high-end jewelery in 2012, is estimated to make no more than several hundred million euros a year from jewels, as is Kering-owned jeweler Boucheron.
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