These can live side-by-side in the same colony; the more aggressive spiders in the colony, the more aggressive overall the colony is.
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Colony Capital is the private equity arm of Colony NorthStar Inc CLNS.
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Book Colony Palms starting at $167The boutique Colony Palms is named for Palm Springs' Movie Colony neighborhood, where many Hollywood stars lived when they visited Palm Springs.
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If this colony had been a V.I.P. colony, the dump would have been removed.
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In upstate New York, outside Woodstock at Byrdcliffe Colony, which is an artist's colony.
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The size of the population change varied from colony to colony on Elephant Island.
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The Philippines is a former Spanish and U.S. colony, and Malaysia a former British colony.
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This year, the US experienced an increase in bee colony loss, which may indicate weaker colony health.
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Like a quarter of the population on Earth, the Montserratians and Irish lived in a British colony or former colony.
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In Monday's tease of the Horizon Lunar Colony map, Blizzard gave an update on what's been going on in the colony.
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Those in Belize, called Old Colony Mennonites, descend from the settlers of Chortitza, the earliest Mennonite colony in the Russian Empire.
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The bunker colony grew as ants from the original colony in the forest fell through a ventilation pipe beneath their nest.
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But in 1999 while at the MacDowell Colony, an artists' colony, he revisited the work and decided to make a book.
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A few months later, Starwood Waypoint bought Colony American Homes in an all-stock deal that valued Colony American at $1.5 billion.
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Blackstone — The private-equity giant announced its Real Estate Partners IX affiliate will acquire Colony Industrial from Colony Capital for $5.9 billion.
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Warning: This post contains spoilers about the latest episode of Colony The latest episode of USA Network's Colony was, no doubt, it's biggest yet.
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Colony Capital Chief Executive Richard Saltzman will become CEO of Colony NorthStar, while the PE firm's founder Thomas Barrack will become the executive chairman.
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He married the former Mary Killeen Wilde, who was the executive director of the MacDowell Colony, the nation's oldest artists' colony, in New Hampshire.
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After studying both colony-affiliated and non-colony-affiliated alligators, they found that the ones that lived beneath bird colonies were much more well-fed.
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A Martian colony is going to be more complicated than people realize But a Martian colony is going to be more complicated than people realize.
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Take, for instance, the neighboring Republic of Congo, a former French colony not to be confused with the similarly named D.R.C., a former Belgian colony.
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If the colony is indeed found to have been poisoned, the state is required to compensate the beekeeper at fair market value for the affected colony.
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Indeed, that's exactly what's happening to our company, Colony Brands (originally The Swiss Colony), which has been offering mail order food and merchandise for 90 years.
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Reefs in Kaneohe Bay were particularly hard hit; an underwater video shot in the bay in October, 2014, shows colony after colony of stark white coral.
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The story of the Dignity Colony was explored in the 2015 film "The Colony," directed by the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Florian Gallenberger and starring Emma Watson.
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French Guiana, which has a population of around 250,000, was settled by the French in the 17th century, becoming a slave colony and then a penal colony.
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Mr. Barrack had announced succession plans at Colony: Marc Ganzi, a co-founder of Digital Bridge, which Colony acquired in June, will replace Mr. Barrack in 2021.
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"Because the honeybee colony lives or dies on how well the worker behaves, workers exposed to neonics are unhealthy and they also make the colony unhealthy," Zayed said.
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One recent morning, Magic was playing with the other members of the colony, and Sphen was minding Sphengic, who is set aside from the colony in a crèche.
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Colony collapse, a phenomenon where worker bees suddenly vanish from hives, leaving the colony unable to function, has been a longstanding concern among beekeepers in the US and elsewhere.
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Klingelhofer founded the First Colony Foundation and served as the lead investigator on recent research into Site X, an area about 50 miles inland from the original Roanoke Colony.
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All that's left is to decide whether to fight for change within the colony or to leave the colony and build a new life for themselves outside of it.
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Current treatments include administration of factors stimulating growth of specific blood cell types, such as granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF), granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor (GM-CSF), and erythropoietin.
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A six-and-a-half foot alligator that lived under a bird colony was likely to be 6.6 pounds heavier than one that did not live near a bird colony.
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Colony Capital created Colony Latam out of its recent acquisition of Dubai-based Abraaj Group's private equity business, which managed $700 million in assets in the Pacific Alliance trade bloc.
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CCD is no longer causing large-scale colony death in North America, but beekeepers all over the United States are still reporting troubling colony losses—as high as 45 percent annually.
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Before the 13 colonies, there was just one: Roanoke Colony, an island colony off the coast of what is now North Carolina, established by a charter from Queen Elizabeth I. It was first colonized in 1585, 21 years before Jamestown, Virginia, which is widely regarded as the first British successful colony in the United States.
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While this iceberg has only brought bad news for this particular Adelie penguin colony, it has helped another penguin colony only 8 km (nearly 5 miles) away, increasing their access to food.
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Roanoke: Solving the Mystery of the Lost Colony is Miller's 2002 effort that purports to tie the Roanoke Colony disappearance to a shadow plot by people at the highest levels of English government.
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The company tried to take out loans from private equity firm Colony Capital to shore up its finance, but those plans fell through, and Colony predicted the Weinstein Company would end up bankrupt.
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One of her subjects started a leper colony in India.
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Before he knew it, he was feeding a whole colony.
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Building Blocks 21945 Photos View Slide Show ' The Farm Colony.
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Over in Colony the voters do not seem so sure.
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Aldo despairs: the Citadel is the furthest colony from Earth.
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Mites were taking over their colony of Yellow Crazy Ants.
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Without reproductive resources, the colony will fold in no time.
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Lee protests — she knows the story of the Lost Colony.
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He teleported to a nudist colony, that's what I'm hoping.
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With the 1960s, the Colony began to show its age.
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Paddleboard and swim with sea turtles in Barbados —Colony Club
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Spokespersons for EQT and Digital Colony Partners declined to comment.
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A few years ago, I acquired my own hookworm colony.
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The fictional colony resembles the underground caves of Turkey's Cappadocia.
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The Riches took Colony Starwood to court themselves and won.
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It was officially a French protectorate, not a French colony.
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Representatives for Colony and the Weinstein Company declined to comment.
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The colony was named after her home province of Manitoba.
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"Then they sting in defense of the colony," he said.
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He spent his final weeks there in the leper colony.
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The Trolls escaped and built a new colony far away.
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Colony Capital is working with NorthStar Realty Finance Corp NRF.
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At the time, Hong Kong was still a British colony.
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A similar pattern emerged in Togo, another former French colony.
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A COLONY IN A NATION By Chris Hayes 21761 pp.
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In the Colony, individual guilt or innocence is largely irrelevant.
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His efforts earned him an incredible view of the colony.
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There have been no protests in the former Portuguese colony.
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That means that saving the injured has a benefit for the colony as a whole: it allows the colony to maintain the same size without needing to give birth to new ants, Frank says.
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The colony, the intrepid explorers realized, was actually a kind of ant underworld—it was populated by ants who had fallen through a hole in the middle of another, more normally-functioning colony above.
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"Although the recorded population has varied, the colony is consistently the largest in the Weddell Sea, over twice the size of any other colony in the region," Fretwell and Trathan wrote in the study.
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"As a long-time shareholder, Colony has supported the creation of Edenred and has accompanied its growth since its listing in 2010," Nadra Moussalem, head of Europe at Colony NorthStar, said in a statement.
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It is burning in the area of Pinon and Upper Colony.
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And he still nurtures a colony of about 75 golden lanceheads.
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The former Portuguese colony was invaded by neighboring Indonesia in 1975.
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Scientists suspect that colony collapse disorder is caused by multiple factors.
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But what happened to him on The Lost Colony still lingers.
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But you have to admit ant are pretty incredible colony dwellers.
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A year earlier France had withdrawn troops from its former colony.
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Italy has an interest in bringing order to its former colony.
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Beekeepers elsewhere lose around 20% of their colony in the winter.
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An up-close shot of a colony of red snow algae.
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In 2009, Goldstein successfully won the right to subdivide Colony Cove.
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Cyprus remained a British colony until 1960 when it gained independence.
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Without Colony, the sci-fi TV landscape is far less interesting.
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Between 1910 and 1945, the Korean peninsula was a Japanese colony.
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Sierra Leone, the British antislavery colony established in 1787, provided the
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"This is a very different colony" than the International Space Station.
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He was reportedly sentenced to 22 years in a penal colony.
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You're moved to a penal colony where you have to work.
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Pirates stripping down all the colony ships that were heading out.
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The island, a former British colony, hosts two British military bases.
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There have been all kinds of creepy legends about the colony.
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These are the terms that might be enforced on a colony.
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Fantastec and Colony aren't disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
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The once 160,000-strong colony has now dwindled to 10,000 penguins.
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USA's sci-fi thriller Colony returns to our screens on Jan.
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We'll find out when Colony returns for Season 2 on Jan.
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Levy was born in Algeria when it was a French colony.
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Western Sahara, a former Spanish colony, had never been a state.
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Selling shareholders of Miramax included Qatar Investment Authority and Colony Capital.
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"We've invented our own off-world colony and organization," Horton says.
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A colony of ants is a very large family of females.
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Bonner is at the California Men's Colony, in San Luis Obispo.
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Japan ruled Korea as a colony in the early 20th century.
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The Colony was now it, and would remain so for decades.
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The Colony extended credit to loyal clients down on their luck.
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"It takes a long time to establish a colony," Brackmann added.
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"To this day, Provincetown is an artists' colony," Mr. Dyer observed.
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And certainly not when that former colony has the EU's backing.
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Colonia, or colony, is the word most often bandied about here.
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The Maldives, a former colony, said it would leave the Commonwealth.
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They would go to like, the Sea Colony or other bars.
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How does predatory purchasing and commercial beekeeping lead to colony collapse?
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British colony of Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule in July.
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An impoverished former Portuguese colony, it relies heavily on foreign aid.
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Here's why: Korea was a Japanese colony from 1823 until 2182.
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It's also home to a colony of endangered salamanders called achoques.
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Facebook's office felt like I'd landed in a fancy Mars colony.
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For 10 minutes, the mosquito colony feasted on Rafael Hernandez's arm.
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Hong Kong, a British colony, returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Though the colony had significant poverty, his parents were middle class.
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Gabon's capital is Libreville, and it is a former French colony.
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The Weinstein Company entered into exclusive talks with Colony on Oct.
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In 1859, the British Crown assumed direct control of the colony.
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"The pheromones are gone and the colony is scattered," he said.
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Poor nutrition is one of several causes of bee colony decline.
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The former UK colony was handed over to China in 1997.
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Researchers traced the outbreak to a colony of cave-dwelling bats.
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With roots as an artists' colony, Westport remains a creative hub.
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If one colony bumps up against another, they fight for territory.
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He named the colony Georgia after King George II of England.
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Few expect such a grim outcome for the former British colony.
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They connected each ant colony to a food source via bridges.
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COLONY HOUSE at the Bowery Ballroom (March 16243, 8:30 p.m.).
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Homer as an art colony, he said, is not the same.
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The colony would function like a space station, but on Earth.
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"One coyote might walk into a colony relatively nonchalant," Slobodchikoff explains.
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While colony collapse losses have declined, it's still a major concern.
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Shares of Colony Capital jumped 14% to $6.72 before the bell.
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Breakingviews Jack Ma's Ant Financial has gotten itself an American colony.
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Yet the next station, Kailash Colony, has almost no incidents logged.
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TWC's deal is with Colony Capital, an investment firm Barrack founded.
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He assumed the presidency of the former British colony in 1987.
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It occupies other nations' homeland, which is what a colony does.
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Surviving winter is an indicator of bee colony health Because surviving the winter months is an indicator of the health of the bee colony, an increase in winter loss means bee colonies could be weakening overall.
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Tom Barrack's company, Colony Northstar, which changed its name last year to Colony Capital, has won more than $1 billion worth of investments from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates since Trump won the Republican nomination.
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Overwatch's first new piece of content in its second year may be related to the Horizon Lunar Colony — a scientific colony on the moon where Winston and other genetically enhanced gorillas were sent before Overwatch's present-day.
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Colorado State does not have a monkey research colony, Dr. Foy said.
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A staghorn coral colony in Guam that is bleached but still alive.
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Last month Colony Capital, based in California, bought Abraaj's Latin American business.
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Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto (Michael Fassbender) has a safe haven colony for mutants.
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Enjoy a day in the life of a Colony House band rehearsal.
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ROANOKE COLONY MYSTERY: COULD THIS STRANGE ROCK REVEAL THE SETTLERS&apos FATE?
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Roanoke colony mystery : Could this strange rock reveal the settlers&apos fate?
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"Oftentimes success in the colony depended on herds of cattle," he said.
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Barrack is the executive chair of real estate investment firm Colony NorthStar.
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With a term like "unpeople," Gilead strips Colony workers of their personhood.
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Similarly, in Hungary, colony numbers fell by 24 percent by following spring.
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Or even just hoard a colony of them for your personal amusement?
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Unfortunately, her application to lease the land from Colony Cove was denied.
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At some point, when will political mediocrity stop ruling the island-colony?
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The Roanoke colony could be the other time period the show revisits.
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The three new additions bring the sea lion colony up to nine.
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Specifically, this season recounts the tale of the "Lost Colony" of Roanoke.
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The streets of Colony Cove were the black of relatively fresh asphalt.
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He finally arrived back at the colony in 1590 and found nothing.
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Hell, Musk is hoping to build a colony on the Red Planet.
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His ambitious plans are to set up a long-term Mars colony.
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When the Revolution began in 1776, slavery was legal in every colony.
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He portrays a Mars colony as a hedge against Earth-bound extinction.
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It's the aquarium's first sub-Antarctic penguin chick since the colony arrived.
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We effectively already have one space colony, the International Space Station (ISS).
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"He tells you lies," Holloway joked/explained about Colony EP Carlton Cuse.
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Colony is one platform leveraging Ethereum to drive decentralized, global work organizations.
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Walter Ralegh dazzled her majesty with his vision for an American colony.
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That territory, part of Canada, at the time was a British colony.
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Dear Diary: I was at an artists' colony in upstate New York.
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The Colony occupied a lofty perch in New York City's dining scene.
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Bloomberg News reported that Gates had been fired by Colony NorthStar Inc.
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A former colony of Germany and Belgium, Burundi achieved independence in 21946.
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The big draw in Macau -- a former Portuguese colony -- is its casinos.
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She's caught, of course, and is sentenced to an Australian penal colony.
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Colony collapse disorder is one of the biggest threats facing bees today.
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Pesticides like neonicotinoids can also kill bees in droves, causing colony collapses.
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I believe this is why I have never seen a colony collapse.
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But, the Mars colony is a matriarchy, and that is fucking cool.
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Colony Capital spent millions restoring the ranch after Jackson's death in 2009.
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Puerto Rico has about as much sovereignty as a United States colony.
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In 1859, the colony of Canada proclaimed its first day of thanksgiving.
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From early 2012 to 2014, Strategic bought nearly 3,000 homes for Colony.
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When Colony took over from Strategic, it introduced an online payment portal.
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Korea was a Japanese colony from 1910 until Japan's surrender in 1945.
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He'd intercepted a distress call from a religious colony on the surface.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, is a quasi-independent city-state.
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It is awarded by the MacDowell Colony for artists in New Hampshire.
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Dancing bees also make group decisions about the future of the colony.
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The island was a Japanese colony for much of the 20th century.
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Regardless, four soldiers died in the former French colony on Wednesday, Oct.
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When the notorious New York penal colony closes, few will miss it.
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Another stylish-meets-functional choice is the Colony Co. Reusable Grocery Bag.
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" And another was "Why did the Virginia colony need African slave labor?
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The company expects astronauts to inhabit the colony for half the year.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to China's rule in 1997.
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Oamaru is home to the largest blue penguin colony in New Zealand.
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He spent much of the next decade in a Siberian penal colony.
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Maybe there's another colony out there based in an abandoned country club.
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So let's break them down: Will the Oceanside Colony Join the Fight?
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Another SPAC planning a $300 million IPO, Colony Global Acquisition Corp CCACU.
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Unrest in the former British colony gives officials cause to try again.
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"An ant colony faces similar problems as a multicellular organism," he said.
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An emperor penguin colony on Snow Hill Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula.
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I don't think, say, a Mars colony could ever be very large.
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It is also home to the largest colony of bison in Europe.
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But in its best moments and episodes, Colony has a haunted quality.
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Many of the women of the colony have chosen to do nothing.
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La Ladrillera was originally a colony where red adobe walls were made.
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