Right, the same opportunity to develop a service, develop a platform.
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"Astronauts don't develop POTS, but they develop POTS-like physiology," he said.
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Let's say I develop paranoid delusions, but my friend develop grandiosity delusions.
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"Instead, it's like, we're going to develop it the way we want to develop it and develop it for who we want to develop it for," said Tim Franzen, who works at the Housing Justice League in Atlanta.
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Why do some develop dementia earlier in life, while others develop it later?
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname /develop your Superfan persona?
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname / develop your Superfan persona?
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Develop a feel for your "market" Develop relationships and create champions within corporates.
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He wants things to develop in the way he wants them to develop.
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You can develop talent in the same way you develop charisma or creativity.
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Because we're trying to develop a style, we're trying to develop a voice.
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How did you develop your costume / get your nickname / develop your superfan persona?
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And will develop an ecosystem and that will develop a service revenue stream.
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But as she began to develop conversations with her subjects, meaning began to develop, too.
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"No matter what technology you develop, the adversary will develop a counter technology," Farid says.
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"Their brains just don't develop normally, and their bodies don't develop normally either," Barrett says.
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"This helps you develop a growth mindset and develop the best version of you," she says.
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Develop Their Spiritual Foundation I think this is the most important to develop in your children.
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So there's a lot of room for Snap to develop or Snapchat to develop beyond that.
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So, we'll continue to develop our consumer revenue stream, but continue to develop healthcare as well.
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As a result, a user might develop a chronic cough if they develop a vaping habit.
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So here's what it takes to develop one (or to develop a vaccine for any virus).
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Youth with chronic physical health problems were 51% more likely to develop anxiety, 70% more likely to develop mood disorders, and 54% more likely to develop behavior disorders, the study found.
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"Cats are very susceptible and will develop the same type of plague that humans develop," says Chomel.
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Develop standards to determine whether pilots receive sufficient trainingopportunities to develop, maintain, and demonstrate manual flying skills.
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On average, women who develop heart disease are about 10 years older than men who develop it.
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To develop the company, he brought together a number of different collaborators to brainstorm and develop a prototype.
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Never try to follow any system, but develop what they need to develop to show what interests them.
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Within one to three hours, people can develop nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, which can develop into stomach pain.
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We want to develop play experiences that children love, and that at the same time develop essential skills.
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Another motivation to develop better blood tests is the potential to develop therapeutics from antibody-rich blood serum.
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But efforts are underway to develop such systems, as part of an industry effort to develop autonomous ships.
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These develop from the germ cells of the testes, which are cells that eventually develop into mature sperm.
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Kim noted that it can take five to seven years to develop a car, where it only takes a year to develop a phone and a few weeks or months to develop an app.
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We're not planning to develop a new title, per se, but are planning to grow and develop this one.
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Just as bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics, wild populations can develop resistance to modifications aimed at destroying them.
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Bacteria is able to develop resistance to phages too, and often much faster than they develop resistance to antibiotics.
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"About 80% of a child's lungs develop after they're born, and they develop until they reach adulthood," Nolen said.
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It's the same process that causes grapes to develop red skins and blood oranges to develop their deep-red flesh.
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"I thought if researchers can develop a solar racing car, there is potential to develop a solar ambulance," he said.
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If some people go on to develop cancer, their samples will be compared to those who don't develop the disease.
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They want Europe to develop its own technological capabilities and to develop the capacity for military operations outside of NATO.
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They want Europe to develop its own technological capabilities and to develop the capacity for military operations outside of NATO.
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It's there that Toni and Jughead start to develop a friendship — and it's hinted that something more than friendship may develop.
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Just as superbugs develop resistance to antibiotics, it's likely that wild populations will develop resistance to modifications aimed at destroying them.
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They are relatively cheap to develop — all the companies I have mentioned raised less than $5 million to develop their products.
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Just like how Google forced companies to develop their own search strategies, Snapchat is forcing competitors to develop a camera strategy.
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Scientists are also conducting crucial research to help develop a vaccine, diagnose cases more rapidly and develop public health containment strategies.
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The nations worked to develop an action plan to further develop their emergency preparedness and disease response mechanisms, the ministry said.
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Specifically, they were 73% less likely to develop non-Hodgkin lymphoma and 21% less likely to develop post-menopausal breast cancer.
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We kind of had to dive in and develop it quickly and develop a dynamic quickly, so that research was important.
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Now we're worried that they want to develop integrated circuits, and to develop those they will take away a lot of people.
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If they don't develop in the Atlantic, sometimes they'll [go all the way across the Caribbean and] develop in the eastern Pacific.
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Using deep learning, they were then able to develop a model capable of predicting which six-month-olds would eventually develop autism.
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A: To develop this on their own it would take them at least three years, and over $50M just to develop it.
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They develop a relationship with cigarettes the same way you and I develop a relationship with a pet or a favorite toy.
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For example, many elderly people who get the flu may also develop pneumonia; kids with chickenpox can develop skin infections from scratching.
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The concept originated in the aviation industry, where flight simulators have long been used to develop flying skills and to develop aircraft.
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If the animal doesn't develop rabies symptoms during that time, it's safe to say the bite victim won't develop the disease either.
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Taste preferences begin to develop in utero, reflecting substances present in the amniotic fluid, and continue to develop in infancy and after.
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Finding the gene made it possible to develop a test that could tell people at risk whether they would develop the disease.
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The EU last December formed a defence pact to develop crisis-response forces and work together to develop new helicopters and ships.
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Studies have found that New York firefighters who responded to the 9/11 attacks were 10% more likely to develop cancer than the general population and that they are more likely to develop myeloma precursor disease, which can develop into cancer.
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It's unfortunately quite common for people to develop very complex algorithms and technology for problems, but not actually develop an objective evaluation metric.
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About 28 percent of mass shooting witnesses develop PTSD and another third develop acute distress disorder, according to the National Center for PTSD.
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Private enterprise does not develop all of our new technologies; government scientists develop new ways of working that ultimately lead to jobs created.
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The European Union last December launched a defense pact to develop crisis-response forces and work together to develop new helicopters and ships.
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African-Americans are slightly more likely to develop pancreatic cancer than whites, and men are slightly more likely to develop it than women.
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The report also showed satellite imagery suggesting Pyongyang was continuing to develop develop intercontinental ballistic missiles despite Kim's commitment to Trump in Singapore.
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What makes Breaking Barriers Martial Arts different isn't just the skills it helps its students develop but the students it helps develop those skills.
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Researchers rely on donated human body parts to develop new surgical instruments, techniques and implants; and to develop new medicines and treatments for diseases.
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Each December, as Canada's many northern lakes develop thick frozen patinas on their surfaces, engineers from Nuna Logistics survey and develop that year's route.
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The company is holding an internal competition to develop Starship, with two teams at facilities in both Texas and Florida testing to develop prototypes.
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These pathogens develop a resistance by being exposed to a dosage of antibiotics that allow them to mutate and develop, Moore said. http://thehill.
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They have previously said about 80% of the people who catch COVID-19 develop mild symptoms while 20% of the patients develop severe symptoms.
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Trump's operatives have been working since 2016 to develop and test techniques to identify voters, determine message effectiveness and develop tools of electronic communication.
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Someone who gets a coronavirus could have minor symptoms and develop a flu or develop a more severe or life-threatening condition like pneumonia.
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Overall, 44.3% of respondents said they were at least somewhat likely to develop dementia, and 4.2% said they were very likely to develop dementia.
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Sell ads, fund research, develop AI ad tech, sell more ads, develop better AI ad tech, build or buy next-gen technologies, win the future.
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But with a global effort, and learning from past efforts to develop coronavirus vaccines, researchers could potentially develop a vaccine in a much shorter time.
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She said her parents were told that she might develop cancer if she didn't have the testes removed and wouldn't develop as a "normal" girl.
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It is working to develop its own electric vehicles and has invested $500 million in electric truck maker Rivian to jointly develop an electric pickup.
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NBC reports about half of women who develop gestational diabetes go on to develop Type 2 diabetes in the months to years after giving birth.
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The good news is once the person has triumphed over their anxiety, they develop an inner strength that the average person never gets to develop.
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"The front-line supervisor has two jobs: develop subordinates into professional Airmen and develop these professional Airmen to be great at their craft," he wrote.
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Some develop chronic fatigue syndrome, unable to walk even 10 metres; others develop epileptic seizures, but show normal electrical activity in the brain when tested.
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Mr. Schulte was also angry that the C.I.A. had hired a contractor to develop a tool similar to one that he was trying to develop.
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Between 70% and 80% of people with Lyme disease develop this rash, and some patients develop it at more than one location on their bodies.
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TESLA June 2010 Toyota acquires around a 3% stake in Tesla Inc as the automakers partner up to develop electric cars and develop production systems.
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" Median salary: $116,000 Job description from FlexJobs: "Enterprise architects will develop use cases, business processes and business rules, and develop baselines and recommendations for architecture.
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"The three primary objectives are, to test the product in Australian homes, to develop new business models, to develop next generation batteries," said Managing Director Reid.
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We need to develop jurisprudence so that we can develop a body of law that protects the privacy of Americans in the information and digital age.
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They were also 19% more likely to develop high blood pressure during pregnancy, and 75% more likely to develop dangerously high blood pressure known as preeclampsia.
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If you're on Safari, go to Safari, Preferences, Advanced and tick Show Develop menu in menu bar—you can then open Develop and choose Disable images.
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So some researchers think it's important to develop systems to "interrupt" AI programs, and to ensure the AI can't develop a way to prevent those interruptions.
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Mazda Motor Corp has yet to announce plans to develop self-driving cars, while it will draw on its partnership with Toyota to develop electric cars.
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Maybe it's doubly important that people with fulfilling vocations develop, and be seen to develop, sanctuaries outside them: in play, solitude, family, faith, hobbies and leisure.
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Mr. Tilles said that although Turing had not spent money to develop Daraprim, it was using the profits from the price increase to develop new drugs.
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They also plan to develop a common ground station that could work with each side's tech and develop shared connectivity that their airborne hardware can tap.
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The implications of their research could help develop a more efficient and cost-effective way to develop the heart cells on Earth for patients in need.
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So companies have to develop direct-to-consumer capabilities, and they also have to develop international capabilities because without an international capability they can't survive either.
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By contrast, more than four in 100 people will develop colon cancer, and one woman in eight who lives to age 80 will develop breast cancer.
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Either strain can develop either orally (think: cold sores) or genitally (blisters around the genitals or rectum), although it's rare for HSV-2 to develop orally.
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The reason is that we have already brands to develop and we have still markets to develop, such as India, other countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Thailand.
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Though men cannot develop ovarian cancer, those with the mutation were significantly more likely to develop other types of cancer, particularly prostate cancer, according to Eng.
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Richard Branson canceled plans to help develop Saudi tourism, and other foreign executives distanced themselves from a flagship project called Neom to develop a futuristic city.
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France and Germany have already announced plans to develop a next-generation European fighter jet and Germany is leading an effort to develop a new European drone.
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"We have to develop African solutions to African problems," Mr. Infantino said, detailing initiatives that included a $1 billion fund to develop the sport on the continent.
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We empower people to develop their leadership, their organizing skills, and to develop our own campaigns to fight for justice and dignity for immigrants and all people.
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This is how we develop the capacity for self-reflection; how we experiment, learn and develop our own beliefs, tastes, and preferences; how we exercise self-determination.
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Instead, it has to develop everything from scratch or partner with a larger company to develop it for them, as it recently did for the RapidE concept.
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The GAO recommended in its report that the VA develop an approach for overseeing its suicide prevention media outreach and develop metric targets for that outreach. Rep.
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Second, can al Qaeda identify and develop a cadre of young leaders to push forward and develop strategic plans consistent with its focus on the far enemy?
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An improvement in internet coverage in Zambia means it is becoming easier to develop technologies such as the platform, which cost about $34,000 to develop, Lifuka said.
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The ELCA will also develop guidelines and resources for the denomination's more than 9,000 congregations "to help them explore and develop sanctuary ministries," according to church officials.
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Or, if they do develop the virus, they may develop less severe symptoms, according to a paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine last Thursday.
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Today, however, "the Chinese develop in some sectors … the Koreans develop in some sectors, so they are sharing comparative advantages through supply chains, " the ADB president said.
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About 20 percent develop fever and other symptoms, and less than 1 percent develop a serious illness, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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One year after forming a team to develop shopping specific features, Facebook's Instagram is now beginning to develop analytics tools that brands could eventually use for ad targeting.
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Ford said it intends to develop a new vehicle using Rivian's skateboard platform as an addition to its existing plans to develop a portfolio of battery electric vehicles.
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The company, which joined forces with Nvidia Corp last month to develop artificial intelligence for self-driving trucks, is racing with rivals to develop autonomous and electric trucks.
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Established by Japanese companies hoping to identify and develop unique talent, these schools allow students to develop alone at their own pace from the safety of their rooms.
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According to Becker, La Niña conditions have failed to develop because the ocean and atmosphere failed to interact in the necessary ways to fully develop such an event.
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South Korea may be able to develop core technology in 30 to 40 years, but they have to develop them in 10 years, with current fighter jets aging.
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Carbon Engineering has already spent $30 million to develop its process, while Climeworks raised $31 million last year to develop its own version of this carbon capture technology.
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"The vast majority of those with enterovirus infection, and especially young children, either develop no symptoms at all, or they develop mild self-limiting respiratory illnesses," he said.
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Zhang also said GOME will develop "smart community stores" and unstaffed stores equipped with cutting-edge technology, and develop various virtual stores covering both online and offline channels.
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It's also possible that players with longer careers and multiple concussions who don't develop cognitive damage by middle age may differ from former athletes who develop cognitive problems.
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Those who had expressed a greater sense of purpose were 2.4 times less likely to develop Alzheimer's, and were far less likely to develop even minor cognitive problems.
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At that meeting, the legendary CEO gave the trio some sage advice: to really grow and develop as a company, Salesforce needed to develop a cloud software ecosystem.
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Like the company it was spawned from — Alphabet's Google, which is an investor — it plans to develop a major source of revenue by helping to develop blockbuster drugs.
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That article suggested the intelligence official was helping U.S. officials investigate whether Russians were trying to develop a secret relationship with Trump and develop him as an asset.
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And preemies were 230% more likely to develop type 22 diabetes and 260% more likely to develop type 275 diabetes by the time they were 22 years old.
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"EPA is giving states more time to develop air quality plans and EPA is looking at providing greater flexibility to states as they develop their plans," the statement said.
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It would allow the company to develop modem technology at its own pace, better integrate those modems with its products, and develop new features that set its devices apart.
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Fargo said it takes longer for people to develop dementia, but as the study continues, he expects more people treated to the higher target of 140 will develop dementia.
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Compared to people without diabetes, women with diabetes were 27 percent more likely to develop cancer and men were 19 percent more likely to develop cancer, the study found.
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However, long-term Parkinson's patients may develop dementia or lose their ability to walk and so develop complications such as pneumonia or other infections that can lead to death.
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Around a third of people catheterized will develop bacteria in their urine after two to ten days, and a quarter will develop symptoms of a catheter-associated UTI (CAUTI).
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As the national scene continues to develop, and Alabama comes with it, it'll be interesting to see how the region continues to develop its own unique flavors and styles.
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Researchers at Baylor showed that while mice exposed to e-cigarette vapor didn't develop the same diseases as cigarette-smoking mice, they did develop another worrying set of problems.
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Part of it involves using the Mindstrong platform to study whether patients who go on to develop post-traumatic stress disorder also develop corresponding changes in their smartphone use.
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This hasn't yet been done, he said, but he's confident it will develop in three years time, after specific examples develop where data was responsible for boosting PE returns.
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While some infected babies who go undetected at birth will develop signs of the disease in the first several months of life, some newborns will not develop any symptoms.
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Palm Hills in October acquired the rights to develop 12.6 million square meters of desert land 15 kilometers west of the pyramids, where it will develop 37,000 housing units.
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Develop a long-term financial strategy One of the easiest and most effective ways to develop a sound, long-term financial strategy is to start by looking at your goals.
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And in many ways, he has the mentality of a point guard because he has the ability to see things as they develop and even before they develop at times.
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Janssen will also fund Arrowhead to develop and test three new drugs in animals, following which the healthcare conglomerate will have the option to develop them further and sell them.
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"Chinese companies are eager to learn and expand and develop and they're also very eager to develop football in China which is what we want to do," Le Floc'h added.
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Developments in personalized medicine and the unique nature of the human microbiome offers an opportunity for Big Pharma to develop devices that no adjacent industry has the expertise to develop.
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A baby's heart starts to develop during the first six weeks of pregnancy, and it's around this time that a heart defect may also develop, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Empower the appropriate departments to develop a strategy to "develop a barrier to protect and secure our borders" and let them pick the foot-by-foot, mile-by-mile methodology.
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Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or another device, while others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or control networks.
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The two companies plan to research, develop and produce NEV-related technology in China and jointly develop industry platforms, featured towns, property and facilities for the projects, We Solutions said.
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DVT doesn't just develop on flights: it can also develop on long car rides, train trips, and anywhere else that you sit for long periods of time without getting up.
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He also emphasised the importance of funding, as it took years to learn about the molecules and develop the imaging technique, just as it does to develop a new drug.
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The company said it will continue to try to develop scientific evidence to support the use of those flavored products, as well as develop stricter measures to combat underage usage.
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ACCRA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Ghana's new government will seek to develop an enhanced relationship with China to help develop its economy, Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta told reporters on Sunday.
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As a child, her parents were told that if she didn't have her testicles removed "I might develop cancer and I would not develop as a normal, female girl," she recalled.
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First, we need to develop new models to properly evaluate the tremendous benefit these therapies bring and second, we must develop new approaches for payment when value accumulates over a lifetime.
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Toyota Motor and SoftBank are teaming up to develop self-driving car services, signaling deepening alliances between top automakers and tech firms as the global race to develop autonomous cars intensifies.
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Toyota and SoftBank Group are teaming up to develop self-driving car services, signaling deepening alliances between top automaker and tech firms as the global race to develop autonomous cars intensifies.
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Initially, Neurolink will likely develop technologies to treat brain disorders such as epilepsy, depression, and Parkinson's, but it could then move to develop technologies specific to neural interfacing and cognitive enhancement.
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Microsoft said in a statement it would continue to develop the Windows 13 platform and support its Lumia smartphones, but gave no comment on whether it would develop new Windows phones.
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This was the insight that Musk needed to begin a campaign warning against the potential dangers of AI, and to develop his own efforts to responsibility develop the tech via OpenAI.
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Earlier this week, Ford announced plans to develop an autonomous vehicle for ride-sharing fleets by 2021, and GM has teamed up with Lyft to develop self-driving cars as well.
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It is time for DOD to identify and develop the overall needs and requirements of its fighting forces, and let the private sector develop products and services to fulfil those needs.
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But at the same time Trump has been making it easier for oil companies to develop in the U.S. Arctic, he's making it harder for them to develop in Russia's portion.
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Some develop the applications that allow people to do specific tasks on a computer or another device, while others develop the underlying systems that run the devices or that control networks.
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If antibiotic resistance is going to develop it should develop in the animals to which the antibiotics are being fed and it should be to the antibiotics which are being fed.
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The SDA/SDM845-based platform builds on past learnings in the fields of robotics and drones to develop a set of hardware and software tools designed specifically to develop future robots.
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Part of the strategy calls for the United States to develop what it describes as an international cyberdeterrence initiative, which sounds similar to efforts to develop a theory of nuclear deterrence.
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Cancer survivors diagnosed with diabetes were more than three times more likely to develop cardiovascular disease and more than 4 times more likely to develop heart failure compared with nondiabetic survivors.
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The coronavirus outbreak will stop growing either after enough people have caught the disease and some develop immunity (though instances of reinfection have been documented), or after researchers develop a vaccine.
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Compared to men who conceived naturally, those who used IVF were 225% more likely to develop prostate cancer and men who used ICSI were 22019% more likely to develop prostate cancer.
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The National Center for PTSD estimates that 28% of people who have witnessed a mass shooting develop post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD, and about a third develop acute stress disorder.
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O'Connor also told me that since BFRBs are similar to tics and develop along the same age trajectory, individuals who will develop onychophagia as adults typically start showing signs in adolescence.
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How did you develop "And on the Thousandth Night …"?
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People who had TBIs were collectively 24 percent more likely to develop dementia, after accounting for other risk factors like age, and 0003 percent more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease in particular.
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Preschool-aged children need to interact with actual physical objects in order to develop their parietal cortex, which controls visual–spatial processing and helps develop maths and science skills in later life.
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"We need to further develop current tools, either put [an electron microscope] on a spacecraft or develop other microscopic technologies that can detect molecules, not just atoms at nanometer resolution," he said.
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"The pitch is to compete against each other to develop technology faster and you develop trust among consumers… this will give trust to people to jump into autonomous taxi in the future."
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Since oil until had long been a "take it or leave it" product, the Russian economy never needed to develop the entrepreneurial skills to develop and sell other products to the world.
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Belkin says it worked closely with Apple to develop the product, which essentially means Apple gave Belkin the license to develop it and the iPhone maker will stock it in Apple stores.
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That may have slowed it, but after six days in the hospital, baby A's water broke (some multiples develop each in their own amniotic sac, and others develop together in one sac).
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You'll recruit drivers and develop their skills, recruit engineers to develop better parts for your cars, and then, on race days, you'll set the strategies and call for strategically-timed pit stops.
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The first three restaurants will open in 2017, JLL said, saying HoReCa Band Group would develop the business in towns and cities and sign subfranchising agreements to develop it in the regions.
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Women who develop preeclampsia earlier in pregnancy - before the halfway point - are more than nine times more likely to develop end-stage kidney disease than mothers with normal blood pressure during pregnancy.
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Read more:How the buzzy biotech upstart Moderna sped past Big Pharma to develop the first potential coronavirus vaccine in just 42 daysThe US is sprinting to develop a coronavirus vaccine or treatment.
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It's everything from being able to develop doctrine, being able to develop options for the president when needed — not only to deter adversaries, but to ensure that we're able to project power.
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The Series B funding will help Clearpath develop software that can differentiate its robots in the world of materials handling, and to develop new robots sized and equipped for different jobs, Rendall said.
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But what&aposs unusual about alpha-gal allergies is that some people don&apost develop the allergy naturally; instead, they develop it only after getting bitten by a lone star tick ( Amblyomma americanum ).
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Overall, mothers who breastfed for more than 12 months were 30% less likely to develop diabetes and 13% less likely to develop high blood pressure than women who didn't nurse babies that long.
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We need to identify the root causes of violent extremism, develop innovative community programs to mitigate the threat, lead an international coalition to implement these programs, and develop clear metrics to measure success.
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Those with a score of four or more were twice as likely to develop heart disease, according to Felitti's findings; seven or more, and they were three times more likely to develop cancer.
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South Korea will also develop ways to tax virtual currencies, led by the finance ministry, and should announce measures within the first half of the year to develop the blockchain industry, Hong added.
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"While not everyone who experiences a traumatic event will develop PTSD, children and adolescents who do develop PTSD are at increased risk for other mood, anxiety, eating, and substance use disorders," she said.
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While NASA has awarded SpaceX over $3.1 billion to develop the Crew Dragon capsule, Musk has said SpaceX has spent "hundreds of millions of dollars" of its own funds to develop Crew Dragon.
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"It's complicated to develop that great champion, and we thought if we want to develop golf in our country we needed structural change," said Pierre Lasfargue, a director at the French Golf Federation.
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South Korea will also develop ways to tax virtual currencies, led by the finance ministry, and should announce measures within the first half of the year to develop the blockchain industry, Hong said.
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Putin has said Russia had to develop the Avangard and other prospective weapons systems because of US efforts to develop a missile defense system that he claimed could erode Russia&aposs nuclear deterrent.
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For others, it's simply a pragmatic way to develop software.
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Although Jake initially improved, he soon began to develop complications.
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"Democrats need to develop a consistent political brand," Hauser said.
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Some of the mice were also made to develop tumors.
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In more severe cases, people develop brain inflammation and meningitis.
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In addition, Turner will develop projects for upcoming Snapchat shows.
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They often develop advanced logistics solutions to derive additional efficiency.
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A stinging feeling and a more waxy look might develop.
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And hopefully you'll also develop a newfound love of running.
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VICE: How did you develop the concept for this video?
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CFE was established to develop growth strategies for the country.
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Some problems can develop over time and become obvious later.
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We need to develop and support a cohesive black agenda.
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ESA has plans to develop lunar colonies in the future.
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She concluded fanfiction helped students develop reading and writing skills.
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And then one day, we decided to develop our vocabulary.
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The ability to develop talent is always in high demand.
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And second, to develop more services on its current platform.
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You are going to be his tutor, help him develop.
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Altogether, this creates an opportunity to develop a large market.
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He's constantly wanting to know and constantly wanting to develop.
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Awodey works with language communities educators to develop new courses.
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Then he began to develop a hypersensitivity of his scalp.
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Mr Berdymukhammedov's answer is to develop a different industry: tourism.
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To develop knowledge of one domain means retreating for another.
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North Korea has even helped Egyptian scientists develop missile systems.
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Many of the embryos, even when implanted, fail to develop.
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The Army is currently working to develop future RCV platforms.
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It's estimated to cost $5 billion to develop the BFR.
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They had to develop new protocols just because of us.
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Black people are more likely to develop cannabis use disorder.
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That organization helped develop the declaration being released at Davos.
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DuPont at last hastened to develop an alternative to PFOA.
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It shouldn't rise properly or develop the volume it has.
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It often takes years and millions of dollars to develop.
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We're in the early stages of starting to develop it.
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Facebook is not the first company to develop customized emojis.
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Brown, given more time and confidence, will continue to develop.
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To do this, we must first develop an animal model.
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Really to help develop that new advertising and marketing strategy.
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" He's using this mini-residency to develop his "new work.
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Individual interventions to improve resilience and develop skills are important.
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Challenges that have taken time to develop coping strategies for.
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People can develop fears of pretty much anything, he said.
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These days, amid migration and globalisation, Italian continues to develop.
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But as they develop, we have to send stronger messages.
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Larger "issues" tend to develop a decade or so later.
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And even more states are threatening to develop nuclear weapons.
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We did develop an extensive network also on social media.
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I see it develop down to Ensor, and to Pollock.
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That may have helped Norway to develop a healthier debate.
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All told, the project took about three months to develop.
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Members of Parliament have tried to develop other routes forward.
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Aetna has also partnered with Apple to develop proprietary apps.
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After working on various local campaigns, he helped develop Change.
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This may explain why many organ donor recipients develop cancer.
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"It's encouraging children to develop empathy with animals," Klepacki said.
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I started to develop and nurture a hatred for myself.
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This can be a cheaper way to develop new treatments.
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And some models never develop anything from this tropical wave.
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Cruise says it uses these incidents to develop new training.
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Lift and stretch the curd to develop a stringy texture.
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They will, however, start to develop specific programs on fintech.
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We never wanted to change our sound, but to develop.
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How do we develop a habit around buying that product?
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People commonly develop redness, burning, stinging, peeling, and even blistering.
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They develop with the modern age just like everybody else.
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As a result, they develop an Epicurean tolerance to alcohol.
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We're hoping to develop new options to help these patients.
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As they spar across time, they develop an unexpected relationship.
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Develop that muscle and you'll want to keep flexing it.
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We are continuing to develop more solutions to enable that.
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That's why scientists are working to develop expandable space habitats.
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Unreal Engine 4: How to Develop Your First Two Games
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It needs to keep trying to develop new hardware products.
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"It takes time to develop as a person," she wrote.
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" When did you first develop the notion of "girl logic?
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And even proxies can develop a will of their own.
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Only then will troops be able to develop workable plans.
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Second, develop an assistant capable of learning as it grows.
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We need to develop new technologies that make guns safer.
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Your partner (or you) could develop feelings for the third.
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An unlucky few can also develop a severe neurological infection.
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And in real life friendships take a while to develop.
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We're already seeing some companies develop successful new benefit models.
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Page thinks that this is crucial for us to develop.
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"Children develop at their own rate," reads the ASHA website.
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These changes will force publishers to develop new advertising techniques.
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Pyongyang says it has the right to develop nuclear weapons.
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How quickly any of this will develop is anyone's guess.
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Plus, it makes it easier for you to develop hypothermia.
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All of these races, of course, have time to develop.
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It's the perfect place to start conversations and develop relationships.
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I helped develop the President's economic plan from day one.
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So does this mean every NFL player will develop CTE?
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We have personal relationships that we develop with each child.
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We also want to develop the fishing industry and tourism.
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Usually reefs develop in transparent, low nutrient waters, Thompson said.
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Does he really not care if more countries develop nukes?
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For some women, it may develop into more chronic pain.
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To be fair, that's always a tough relationship to develop.
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"We definitely have to develop that killer instinct," Lue said.
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The plan aims develop the poorer economies of western China.
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Greenlees recovers and doesn't develop any kind of secondary infection.
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America must never allow these lunatics to develop nuclear weapons.
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It's easier for them to develop asthma and chronic bronchitis.
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After you develop this list, find out who to email.
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Barber: First grade is when they start to develop awareness.
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Your facial structure and skull structure [develop] a lot slower.
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There could be more efficient ways to learn and develop.
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In order to develop genuine friendship, trust is very important.
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Instruct — specifically help your child develop and master the habit.
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Ionis would develop the drug and, eventually, oversee the trial.
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Macron said France should develop manufacturing projects based in Kenya.
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They often resemble moles and some even develop from moles.
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You don't have to do anything further to develop it.
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But that means that bacteria develop resistance to the antibiotics.
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And we've worked hard to develop a vocabulary around that.
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It took over two years to develop the special concoction.
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USAID must develop an agile and strategic approach to governance.
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They often develop in Central Florida, including the Tampa area.
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Give each other time to develop a natural sexting cadence.
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One possibility is to develop algorithms that check on algorithms.
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However, there's every chance it could develop into something more.
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Companies like ours need to develop new models of governance.
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The connections you'll develop within your relationships will be major.
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Equally airlines are keen to develop new sources of revenue.
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It's blowing our minds as we develop these use cases.
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At least 12 groups are working to develop a vaccine.
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Learning from the ACA experience helps to develop corrective measures.
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Egypt will develop that plan by the end of March.
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To develop new habits, incorporate them into a current routine.
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"It's still early, so those plans will develop over time."
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Fairly early on, aspiring musicians must develop their own voices.
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In some cases, however, women will develop type 22016 diabetes.
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The Lujiazui Group helped develop the world's largest Disney Store.
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Why did the Rainforest Alliance develop the Farmer Training app ?
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TeamApt plans to develop more business and consumer based offerings.
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Scientists have been trying to develop gene therapies for decades.
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"We have the depth to let players develop," Snow said.
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What words, phrases or stylistic choices help develop this tone?
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Now anyone with an Xbox can develop Xbox One games.
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Some, like Yovany, claim an intent to develop their property.
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How do we engineer the product and develop the specifications?
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"I've watched her develop from this innocent," Ms. Rainer said.
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Designing texture packs prompted Eli to develop sophisticated Photoshop skills.
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This respect and curiosity will develop into stronger working relationships.
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First, Republicans must develop policy solutions appealing to suburban voters.
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They might mean well; they might want to develop rapport.
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When does this worldview develop into verbal and physical violence?
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"This one they should develop as a park," she said.
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And we definitely need something positive to develop in exports.
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"Denial," he said, "is the main ability the Israelis develop."
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We wanted to develop something interactive when websites were static.
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" He went on, "You watch the plots and subplots develop.
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It assists other nations to develop nuclear power and weapons.
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It takes chefs a much longer time to develop one.
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We must develop new models for promoting drug user health.
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Without it, mom and pop shops disappear and monopolies develop.
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The chance for both countries to develop cooperatively is improved.
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They help develop motor skills, analytical thinking, and creative expression.
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The banks themselves have funded Kuknos to develop this project.
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Track user activity and develop campaigns to drive client engagement.
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Iran has repeatedly denied any intent to develop nuclear weapons.
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Fish larvae may not be able to develop fast enough.
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Knock out the easy tasks first to develop some momentum.
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It took me a long time to develop those skills.
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Last year, he decided to develop his own platform, JustFor.
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The two companies will jointly develop and sell new products.
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Any life there would have to develop in the dark.
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Washington has yet to develop a strategy to counter Beijing.
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The country said it would continue to develop new weapons.
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Business Insider will continue to cover them as plans develop.
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In time the government will need to develop mandatory regulations.
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You might also be less likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis.
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Iran sought to develop nuclear weapons and missile delivery systems.
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"These things, they can develop really, really late," Kondik said.
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You could also develop Fake News, if you're into that.
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Did either of you start to develop feelings at all?
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Local entrepreneurs develop new business solutions that address domestic demands.
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Uber and Waymo are competing to develop autonomous car technology.
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How did you develop the voice of The Nightly Show?
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One reason is that it takes time to develop diabetes.
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How did your ideas for the project develop from there?
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I'll keep updating it as the story continues to develop.
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And that's the kind of skill that can only develop.
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Iran has repeatedly denied any intent to develop atomic bombs.
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It can develop deep character, if pushed during primary fermentation.
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And those numbers keep going up as the countries develop.
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Hatami said Iran would continue to develop its missile program.
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A crush could develop, and some interesting news will arrive.
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We think the facts will help us develop better solutions.
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The products we develop help us connect to this community.
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It will also be used to further develop its product.
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Transnistria has yet to develop its own culture and traditions.
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I think the answer is: Allow a market to develop.
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"I'll develop weird superstitions before going on stage," he said.
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But they seem to develop different sets of additional problems.
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Work with criminal justice reform advocates to develop new policies.
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This way it's much easier to develop your own thing.
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You could develop a favorite method and stick to it.
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It's really exciting to see him develop and come along.
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The goal: to develop a comprehensive diversity and inclusion strategy.
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It's not just about helping them develop on the court.
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If we develop something the military wants, they'll use it.
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But be warned: you may develop a fear of monkeys.
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Raytheon engineers used the discovery to develop the microwave oven.
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Develop lists of local volunteers who can contact vulnerable neighbors.
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Some patients seem to recover but then develop symptoms again.
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""Fifth, develop a clear plan and process to quarantine contacts.
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If you can develop vaccines for all four, you win.
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Was there anything positive that might develop from the Feb.
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It just took some time and money to develop it.
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"The very best organizations develop a listening culture," Holtom says.
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And Toshiba will develop the key components (mainly the turbine).
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"There just isn't enough interest to develop a major community."
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On some level, that helps to develop an immune system.
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A subtle tan will develop over the next few hours.
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Jeff Chen: Great fun to help Sophia develop this idea.
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Expect to develop a new crush or make some art.
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At what point did you decide to develop their relationship?
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Plans to develop the pier have been stalled for years.
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It's easy to develop healthy habits under the new moon!
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Mr. Rosen helped Artsy develop its own social media strategy.
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The systems cost Israel billions to develop, build and reload.
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Difficulties in defining "harmful" mean governments will develop different standards.
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The eggs hatch into caterpillars that develop underground through winter.
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So can offering technical assistance to help small businesses develop.
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Dr. Kelley hopes to develop such a program in Maine.
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Some are hoping to develop a novel treatment for cancer.
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It took nearly three years to develop the atomic bomb.
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It took nearly three years to develop the atomic bomb.
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It will take many years to fully develop these systems.
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But they haven't had a chance to develop in Seed.
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Apple assembled a secret working group to develop the iPhone.
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Does it help you develop into a more independent learner?
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However, some cases develop pneumonia and require care or hospitalization.
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It's nice to see a real friendship develop here. 3.
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I always knew I could develop it into something nasty.
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How did you develop a sense of who she is?
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One of the facilities will cost $600 million to develop.
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They climb mountains, head extracurricular clubs and develop new technologies.
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Over time, children can develop resistance, leading to increased doses.
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Then it decided to develop something else: its French roots.
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It's because women don't have the space to develop themselves.
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We develop flu vaccines and encourage everyone to obtain them.
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How do we continue to help them develop or advance?
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"You develop it so it becomes second nature," he said.
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We can't wait to develop a treatment after the fact.
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Other researchers are using different methods to develop their vaccines.
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Amazon was looking to work with partners to develop it.
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And — extra credit — why did this patient develop this problem?
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I have a deal where I develop TV for them.
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That relationship, you know, chills and warms as things develop.
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They're the tools I use to develop my own ideas.
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This often gives companies the impetus to develop the technology.
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This is where friction in the Fed's plan could develop.
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Healthy people at age 50 can develop issues at 65.
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But Mr. Weir takes his time to develop the characters.
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Council how she had come to develop her cooking style.
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And the titles, despite their preciousness, develop this even further.
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But the North continued its efforts to develop nuclear weapons.
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Quinn was known to develop close bonds with his players.
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Hatami said Iran would continue to develop its missile programme.
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Should the U.S. government spend research money to develop beerbots?
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Sancus Capital Management, a CLO investor, helped develop the technology.
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"The musical world doesn't develop as it could," he said.
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Karp used Davidville to develop various Internet companies, including Tumblr.
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The majority of auction houses develop their auctioneers in house.
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And CIOs are using different routes to develop those skills.
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When that happens, a climate for deals finally could develop.
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" They include, she wrote, "working to develop farsighted climate policy.
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That might likely require more capital and time to develop.
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The Austin study will help develop a baseline for comparison.
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It did, and announced it would develop a new plan.
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It's uncommon, however, to develop a true allergy to NSAIDs.
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These photos can help researchers test and develop that technology.
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The tensions between monetary and fiscal policy will develop slowly.
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As this partnership continues to develop, both companies should benefit.
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Stay with The Hill as this story continues to develop.
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The C.I.A. has a broader mandate to develop intelligence assessments.
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ThirdLove did have a scientist helping them develop the technology.
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He began to develop annoying senior habits like washing daily.
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Prosser helped develop NBA stars David West and Chris Paul.
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By 2050, a brain will develop Alzheimer's every 33 seconds.
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If someone does develop rhabdomyolysis, it could worsen their condition.
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But locals tend to develop fierce loyalties to specific establishments.
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N) and others to develop autonomous and electric vehicles (EVs).
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Nothing matched the delight I experienced watching my children develop.
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If there is little trading, how can this market develop?
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As medical technologies develop, the age of viability gets younger.
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Their duty was to work so our babies would develop.
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The embryonic cells develop into three types, called germ layers.
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Develop solid lines of communication between managers and team members.
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"We need to develop the end markets here," Karas said.
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When pressure changes so rapidly, weather conditions develop very quickly.
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Develop your first flow, which is usually your primary job.
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They show that people can develop their own paths forward.
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Check out our Sleep guide to develop the right routine.
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Share your story, nurture and develop others to become leaders.
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That money could be used to develop Gaza and Sinai.
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"If we develop them more, we're going to experience more."
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This system will take at least 10 years to develop.
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We're gonna have private industry go in and develop relationships.
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The way forward must be to develop a thoughtful replacement.
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It took a long time to develop some trust again.
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"They don't develop their addiction from that experience," said Kolodny.
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I wanted to get a degree and intellectually develop myself.
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It is a business we are absolutely looking to develop.
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McLain drew on primary sources to develop her fiery protagonist.
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Develop Winning Questions Research generally begins with asking good questions.
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Sidewalk is working with 10 cities to develop winning ideas.
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At some point, we'll even see trends start to develop.
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They destroy peat that takes thousands of years to develop.
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His studies there helped him develop his theory of evolution.
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Then it took centuries for those punctuation practices to develop.
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People start to develop a very positive idea of you.
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We must expand this universal right to develop and grow.
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A key question as movements develop is who gets excluded.
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We develop syntax, take on style, so as to prevail.
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That means Elsevier is going to develop the lawsuit further.
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Digital is a great playground to start to develop series.
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Super Bowl XXII & XXVI How did you develop your costume?
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"He has strong political reasons to develop Wonsan," she said.
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"During this time, the flavours develop and refine," explains Thedy.
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Or researchers may develop toxins that target only specific species.
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Some critics say it could also develop a larger CSeries.
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How did you get your nickname / develop your superfan persona?
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"If they're not going to develop the plan," Weber says.
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That's sort of obvious, but it changes how you develop.
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How were you able to develop that close personal relationship?
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For instance, Tesla has routinely chosen to develop its technology in-house, save for a few select partnerships including one with Jeff Dahn, a professor at Halifax's Dalhousie University, to develop lithium-ion batteries.
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Non-state firms are helping the armed forces to develop quantum technologies that will boost their ability to make use of artificial intelligence and big data, as well as to develop unhackable communications networks.
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The time with Cracked It serves as a really a safe space for them to develop the norms and customs of the workplace, develop mobility skills and also get really good at phone repair.
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In November, TAQA said it was aiming to develop domestic oil and gas projects, leveraging on its overseas expertise; it signed an agreement with ADNOC to develop oil and gas projects within Abu Dhabi.
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The strength of El Niño is harder to forecast accurately, but episodes that develop relatively late in the year, such as this one, tend to be weaker than those which start to develop earlier.
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The limited research we have suggests that people can develop tolerances to pot or related products' useful effects, and may even develop negative side effects, perhaps even worsening their anxiety, over the long-term.
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Compared to non-drinkers, men who had 14 drinks a week were 43 percent less likely to develop diabetes and women who had nine weekly drinks were 58 percent less likely to develop diabetes.
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Kurdistan has relied on oil pre-finance deals to improve its fiscal position but has struggled to develop its large gas reserves, which can require more investment to develop on a longer-term scale.
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And if they do use technology to communicate, it might be technology that Earthlings won't develop for another 10 million years—or never develop at all, because it doesn't suit our particular terrestrial purposes.
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It will also help Didi develop its purpose-built cars, with the company offering its customer and operational skills to automakers wanting to develop their own ride-sharing services in return for design expertise.
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Siegel emphasized that research has helped to develop better treatments, allowing practitioners more options when treating childhood cancers, but there is still a lot to learn about what causes a child to develop cancer.
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The agency would review information on a drug company's costs to develop the drug, what comparable drugs cost in other countries and any federal spending that helped develop the drug in proposing a price.
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Another thing that makes forecasts so tough: When crude prices go up, people often develop new technologies to either conserve fuel or develop new oil sources — which, in turn, can push prices back down.
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It often involves lifelong treatment, and although not everyone with early stage breast cancer will develop to stage 4, somewhere between 20 to 30 percent of women will go on to develop metastatic disease.
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"During the siege banks have to develop alternative markets, and the best way to develop a long strategy for securing new funding sources is through non-deal roadshows outside this region," a Qatari banker said.
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Researchers are using CRISPR to try to improve crops, develop malaria-resistant mosquitoes, grow transplantable organs inside animals, and develop treatments that one day may help genetic diseases such as sickle cell or muscular dystrophy.
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"This is very early stage but we are convinced that this is an approach that, if we develop it further or others develop it further, would give us genetic resistance to avian influenza," Sang added.
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Microprocessors were just growing up, they were just beginning to be thought of as computers, and there were these development systems you could buy to develop hardware, to develop microprocessors, primarily for laboratory control still.
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Most people who are exposed to a life-threatening experience do not develop post-traumatic stress disorder; only about 16 percent of children and adolescents and 20 percent of adults develop PTSD following a trauma.
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Overall, they found that compared to married people, adults who were divorced, widowed or never married were 42 percent more likely to develop cardiovascular disease and 183 percent more likely to develop coronary artery disease.
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There's a Catch-22 to becoming a good crossword solver: To be a good solver, you have to develop a certain skill set, but to develop that skill set, you have to solve crossword puzzles.
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The intention of this plan is to give states that want to develop their resources the ability to do so while simultaneously providing states that don't want to develop resources the ability to say no.
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Secretary Azar outlined five areas where the government would look to spend money including: monitor the spread of the virus, cooperate with local governments, develop therapeutics, develop vaccines, and manufacture and purchase personal protective equipment.
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Individuals who brushed their teeth three times a day were 10% less likely to develop atrial fibrillation and 12% less likely to develop heart failure compared to those who brushed less frequently, the study found.
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High achievers develop internal skills and practices to achieve external results.
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Some people develop severe complications, such as pneumonia or brain swelling.
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Bombardier has been working to develop the CRJ's profitable aftermarket business.
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"I don't want to develop a neurosis over Zika," she said.
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Ideally, the playlists would be made before family members develop dementia.
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"That's a simple model of how this could develop," he said.
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Usually, patients develop FAS after a stroke or traumatic brain injury.
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Overall, around 350 Americans a year develop any form of CJD.
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SnowWorld is a research tool; they wanted to develop commercial products.
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We believe this was an attempt to develop a new engine.
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We need to develop some consistency to start every fifth day.
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First, he helped Ford (F) develop the iconic Mustang sports car.
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If breastfed, you'll develop those preferences even more through her breastmilk.
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These replacements will take about three months to develop and manufacture.
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Shit, they could develop a space program with this much ass.
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Go Mobile start-up that helped develop Deutsche Post DHL's Streetscooter.
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The firm does not just want to develop a better BMI.
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"Marathon did not develop deflazacort," the congressmen continued in their letter.
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Typically, content can cost a significant amount of money to develop.
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Veterans help develop popular games, and popular games help veterans recover.
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NET developers use this framework to develop apps and other software.
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For its part, Russia needed Western expertise to develop these resources.
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Those with the condition are likely to develop malignant skin tumors.
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Reading these along with an activity helps develop good reading habits.
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First, America now wants to develop more low-yield nuclear weapons.
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Efforts to develop liberal talk radio programming have had little success.
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Most traditional self-tanners work best when left to develop overnight.
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It took the company five years to develop the new tube.
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There are habits you can develop to improve your mental strength.
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The two will also co-develop new programming in the category.
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Industries should develop best privacy practices that match their customers' expectations.
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The goal: to help develop a more robust local VC marketplace.
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Over the next few years, a legal argument began to develop.
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Arnaldo Roche Rabell uses frottage to develop his enormous allegorical compositions.
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Many more partnerships will develop for you in the next year.
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That understanding will help them develop treatments or interventions for CTE.
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So, how did Peele develop the unique look for his villains?
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We are so pumped to develop this program further with them.
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And older kids can be encouraged to develop critical thinking skills.
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Congress also authorized the CFPB to develop standardized formats for information.
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They are not used to using them to develop the things?
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This could help develop an additional revenue stream apart from advertisements.
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In the following months, he became inspired to develop healthier habits.
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The smart toy encourages kids to develop autonomy through independent play.
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People who are infected with RMSF will likely develop a rash.
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They know how much it costs companies to develop that stuff.
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As many as 80 percent of people infected never develop symptoms.
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Sports helped me get into college and develop a work ethic.
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We need to develop quantum engineers, people who can apply it.
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But a better diet helped the tortoise develop a sharper bite.
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Women who develop fibrocystic breast tissue get it in both breasts.
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These are wins you can just build on and develop confidence.
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Zai Lab also aims to develop innovative medicines in immuno-oncology.
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It's the reason we created, and continue to develop, Screen Time.
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Anyone can develop heatstroke, but some groups have a higher risk.
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He went on to develop Android, which Google acquired in 2005.
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And they'll give you the time to let your feeling develop.
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So Arrow worked to develop a car he could really race.
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Should they develop an interest, however, there are several to hand.
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Every year, scientists tap into predictive analytics to develop flu vaccines.
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I love how the characters develop in the novel as well.
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Researchers still don't totally know what causes an allergy to develop.
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Some people may develop severe symptoms and need to be hospitalized.
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In the videos, he appeared to develop fetishes for various metals.
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Apple may soon allow other people to develop apps for Siri.
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NanoRacks will be working with Boeing to develop the air lock.
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Develop and deploy technologies like advanced nuclear, storage and carbon capture.
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She also helped develop Lost and the beloved show Pushing Daisies.
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You pointed, shot, and peeled each one apart to develop it.
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COMAC was founded in 22025 to develop a range of aircraft.
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And you'll develop a sixth sense for anticipating and preventing risk.
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It's a significant development since Amazon can develop entire multimedia franchises.
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Indeed, satellite evidence suggests the North is continuing to develop them.
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I guess you just put it on and it's gonna develop?
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Really the goal was to develop something that we could scale.
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Unbutton the collar and make sure to develop a good smolder.
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Lola Fae: People cannot excel at skills they do not develop.
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We're going to talk, develop ourselves, and look after our health.
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We forget the tremendous investment required to develop and manufacture computers.
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Some people go beyond the occasional pop and develop serious habits.
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" "I never thought the situation would develop in such a way.
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And of course our goal is to develop and modernise this.
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"I got to develop story arcs without telling anyone," he said.
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Users can develop a personal recipe box, shopping lists and questions.
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Iran denies supporting terrorism or having sought to develop nuclear weapons.
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The defense will surely develop these elements more fully at trial.
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Other teams have been racing to develop vaccines for the virus.
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If you're kid does develop hives, it could be the flu.
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It's so fun watching them develop into their own amazing people.
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Ask her what "LB" means, then develop a lifelong friendship. 230.
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Typically, these patterns develop over a 4 to 8 month period.
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Kushner also hired Parscale to develop the campaign's online microtargeting strategy.
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So after we fully develop the game there's still new ideas.
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Another 10 companies are trying to develop tests using similar approaches.
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" According to Alexander, "If the situation isn't right, it won't develop.
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The historic drug took 20 years and $1.8 billion to develop.
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The two types of cells began to mix and develop together.
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She's going to develop and harvest organs based on this anomaly.
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And everyone knows we're looking for new places to develop growth.
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We develop a technology when we think nobody is developing it.
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She started a journal and began to develop her writing voice.
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It has given $1.5 million to local villages to develop businesses.
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Aston Martin has plans to develop its RapidE concept by 2018.
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Crawford says the group is working to develop a VR performance.
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The trend breakout failed to develop and the oil price fell.
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Like all bacteria, N. gonorrhoeae will eventually develop resistance to antibiotics.
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Buehler also helped develop the world's most popular robot: the Roomba.
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Unlike what the models had predicted, El Niño did not develop.
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North Korea has spent decades trying to develop operational nuclear weapons.
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And it is central to attempts to develop self-driving vehicles.
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Some people develop genital warts that can be treated with medication.
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First, the company works directly with Corning to develop stronger glass.
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Can learning another language help children develop better social skills, too?
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Uber has a more pressing need to develop self-driving cars.
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"You need to develop ... trust between them and you," she adds.
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There's still research underway to develop a hormonal option, Colvard noted.
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He said he would begin a programme to develop public infrastructure.
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"It is considerably less expensive to develop onshore wellfields," he said.
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Unfortunately, it's possible to develop a food allergy well into adulthood.
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He thinks it's scientifically possible to develop treatments that reverse aging.
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Global giants are now competing to develop applications for this interface.
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Mucus also contains antibodies that help develop immunity and fight infection.
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In terms of when people develop attachments, it varies across people.
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"My goal is to develop curves on my body," she says.
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They lack meaningful impact, and they don't help develop the characters.
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And yet most professionals do very little to develop this skill.
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The last 20 years globalization was helping big companies, develop nations.
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Driverless cars are proving harder to develop than most people expected.
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Politicians often develop special relationships with those assigned to protect them.
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Awareness about sexual misconduct has been slow to develop in Japan.
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Take time to develop personal passions and hang out with friends.
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Women, especially those over 40, are more likely to develop goiters.
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What is surprising is that it took so long to develop.
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So how do we develop processes to take this to certification?
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Then you have to a develop a strategy to influence them.
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They also develop hardware products, but search is their biggest overlap.
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I think they will decide on how the books will develop.
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We also need to develop an appreciation of the orbital ecology.
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We will develop models to create more room for family time.
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Incentives for companies to develop new antibiotics need to be fostered.
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SE: We'll definitely see more as this technology continues to develop.
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On average, sufferers live two to five years after symptoms develop.
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Banks have been collaborating and forming consortia to develop the technology.
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It can actually help you get discovered and develop an audience.
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But Republicans are plainly struggling to develop a more palatable replacement.
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What set the precedent for this sort of institute to develop?
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Gan & Lee will develop and manufacture them, with help from Sandoz.
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Lenat says it has cost around $299 million to develop Cyc.
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Meanwhile, pilots develop along four attributes: gunnery, piloting, guts, and tactics.
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You'll see that ability develop over the course of my run.
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"I can't develop products and start to sell them," Lippman says.
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The quicker researchers can develop and execute these programs, the better.
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Schiller: My team would create and develop all the keynote demos.
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As the video explains, anyone with veins can develop varicose veins.
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Later, the justice serves as a mentor as career choices develop.
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Starlink is expected to cost at least $10 billion to develop.
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The question is how long this would all take to develop.
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Develop a clear understanding of how your business will be measured.
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But it remains to be seen how the relationship will develop.
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Deepened relationships can develop even with just a 10-minute conversation.
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You've got to develop yourself to get to a certain point.
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Avramopoulos said the European Commission was working to develop such pathways.
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It said also it will develop its paid-user service, too.
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But it didn't develop into complex life until much, much later.
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Little by little, though, I began to explore and develop it.
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Maybe Apple is still looking to develop self-driving car technology.
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The cup and handle pattern took almost one year to develop.
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These are long term patterns and they develop over extended periods.
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"We must develop players and change how football works," he said.
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How did you develop the sound and production on this album?
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Severe storms will develop across the Plains into the Midwest today.
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We want to develop and deploy high-performance AI systems ourselves.
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Film can be hard to come by, and expensive to develop.
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Before people develop type 2 diabetes, they almost always have prediabetes.
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Researchers studied mice that were genetically engineered to develop colon tumors.
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The second was to jot down skills he wanted to develop.
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They are also seeing their habitats rapidly shrinking as countries develop.
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McIntyre co-founded the startup Nectome to further develop the technology.
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For instance, Ford acquired TransLoc and Autonomic to develop internal capabilities.
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Typically researchers develop algorithms that try to exploit the opponent's weaknesses.
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It will also develop several cities into centers for international consumption.
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Stay tuned for further updates as this story continues to develop.
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That gives Republicans time to develop a proposal to replace Obamacare.
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This may be why football has struggled to develop in India.
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However, those who develop severe diarrhea may need to be hospitalized.
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We need to develop and deploy our own offensive communications weapons.
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Number two: Develop your recipe to the point where it's foolproof.
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Honda is Japan's first automaker to develop and market aircraft globally.
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Then identify which draft elements light a spark and develop them.
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Bruce Reisch, a plant geneticist at Cornell, helped develop the wine.
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Mental toughness is hence one of the hardest characteristics to develop.
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Scientists like Catlin would discover a drug and develop a test.
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"We will follow opportunities and develop opportunities [with Iran]," he said.
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So it can only be the relationships we develop with it.
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That's where I started to develop how I wanted to sound.
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Finally, continue to develop excellent management that keeps it all going.
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Washington, therefore, has to develop a long-term strategy toward Iran.
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India says it will not develop battlefield nukes of its own.
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But few employers do anything to help employees develop these skills.
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She and her team were hustling to develop new BDSM standards.
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Seeing multiple generations develop under my age is screwing with me.
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Amazon allows third parties to develop apps, or "skills", for Alexa.
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Stem cells are the source from which more specialised cells develop.
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We don't think that we develop AI to replace human beings.
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Indeed, Sinovation takes an unusual route to develop technologies and startups.
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"They really tried to develop a well-rounded individual," Askew said.
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"After they develop successful ones, they become candidates for VC investment."
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Now his mind is slowing down and he's letting things develop.
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Carmakers are working hard to develop fully autonomous, self-driving cars.
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Earthworms are the other things that you develop a relationship with.
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How can she develop a sense of self in her body?
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How did you develop your costume and and your superfan persona?
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In order to develop solid interpersonal skills, paying attention is key.
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This sort of debate won't enable us to develop this policy.
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Countries develop assets that will help them get news, et cetera.
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It gave $175 million to develop new, higher efficiency coal generators.
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Neurotypical children develop the cognitive ability to tell lies in preschool.
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Better to develop the economy by the hand of the state.
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Once a person gets hot enough, they can develop heat stroke.
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Others, however, develop complications such as sinus infections, bronchitis or pneumonia.
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You may develop acute pain in certain parts of your body.
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GivePower is a nonprofit working to develop projects in underserved areas.
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Psychological defenses that can develop are avoidance, and poor self esteem.
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I decided to use my knowledge to develop an alternative product.
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Instead, Mr Almila focuses on helping their students develop schoolteacher qualities.
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It also helped us develop the way we sing together, period.
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Knowing this could help us develop more useful treatments, Tye adds.
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Nintendo announced its move to finally develop smartphone games in 2015.
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This pattern can develop into alcohol use disorder if left unchecked.
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It hopes to develop more 'task-oriented' drones in the future.
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Only after the contractors began their work did the backlog develop.
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In response, they develop increasingly complex rules for what is acceptable.
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"We have to develop new things to replace games," he said.
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Blisters develop when something rubs repeatedly against a patch of skin.
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Other industries manage to develop new products and compete on cost.
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Games for Change, an organization created in 2004 to develop social
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Her advisers must be starting to develop nervous tics by now.
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Vaccines for breast cancer have been trickier to develop, Stanton said.
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It's cheaper to learn, develop, live, branch out and stay put.
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Those are usually early-onset cases that develop in middle age.
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The question applies to more than how we develop lifesaving drugs.
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To watch the video is to develop an appetite for soy.
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It was formed to develop the Martabe gold mine in Indonesia.
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BECKY QUICK: And-- and you see a situation like this develop.
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Obviously the company doesn't want Tay to develop into a racist.
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Stories abound of new houses which quickly develop mould and damp.
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Especially as movie theaters develop and launch their own loyalty programs.
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Athletic-wear companies continue to develop products with more advanced technology.
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Develop lower-back pain from literal, not figurative, weight of book.
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"We evaluate to develop, not just to select players," Menard said.
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So I think here I can develop a little bit quicker.
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The auto industry is racing to develop new technologies and vehicles.
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The funding will be used to develop new digital payment products.
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A more destructive storm could develop over the next 48 hours.
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But other children do not develop that attuned relationship early on.
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It costs more than $2.6 billion to develop a new drug.
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The strengthened relationship has continued to develop under the Trump administration.
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It will take time, but eventually one big hub will develop.
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He maintained he possessed a unique ability to develop those ties.
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Finally, Space Command will develop a ready and lethal space forces.
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Severe periodontal disease may take five to 20 years to develop.
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The risks can be prolonged redness, scarring, wounds that can develop.
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Plus, it gives Unilever a blueprint to quickly develop other brands.
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Will the two men's drink-fueled meetings develop into something more?
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But Heliogen also hopes to develop new types of clean fuel.
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The White House is designed to develop, coordinate and make policy.
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One unlikely consequence was his effort to develop a Cuban supercow.
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He did not develop "Bonanza," which had its premiere in 1959.
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Less successfully, it sought to develop spacecraft propelled by nuclear bombs.
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But SpaceX's new products are expected to cost billions to develop.
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I was asked to help reposition Baume and develop key markets.
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And in fact that's how many allergic reactions develop and proceed.
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Programs focus on helping students develop ideas and finding them mentors.
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This process allows life to develop without the assistance of sunlight.
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"The commitments not to develop nuclear weapons are forever," she said.
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Tesla's attempt to develop autonomous-driving technology relies heavily on cameras.
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It has bones that develop from cartilage and contain blood vessels.
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The two plan to develop, market and sell cannabis-infused beverages.
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Most people do very little to develop their EQ growing up.
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The beta version cost about $1.2 million to develop, it said.
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"You kind of develop this relationship with them," Mr. Beattie said.
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We failed to develop a new vision for a new time.
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His attitude, however, is to develop tech first and regulate later.
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" He added: "We develop policy in the normal, traditional staff way.
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My relationship with Arie didn't develop as fast as anyone else's.
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Plus, there's a chance the fetus may develop an infection, too.
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As another way to develop something I haven't explored musically before.
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So it's possible some scenario could develop where I'd stay here.
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Over time, Go players develop a style or personality and approach.
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I just wish the industry would develop more "cool" prosocial games.
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The Democrats need to develop their own simple formula for success.
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Mr. Trinidad is the lead organizer who helped develop the app.
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They can take out loans against the land to develop it.
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Did you develop an opinion over the course of the series?
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Or should we be trying to develop sustainable alternative energy sources?
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For instance, EPA staff could begin to develop a proposal internally.
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How did you develop the way you took photos of people?
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It was draft and develop, always with a long-term view.
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What was the most difficult flavor you've ever had to develop?
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Ireland will develop a detailed proposal by early 2017, Harris said.
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It's the feelings we develop about them that are more problematic.
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"It did not develop as quickly as we thought," Payne said.
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They draft well, they develop well, they read the market well.
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One of TransLink's specialties is helping entrepreneurs develop customers in Asia.
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While they develop together, they may be sharing something else: testosterone.
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However, the other half seemed to develop it later during adulthood.
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Now, he's working to develop a vaccine to cure the allergy.
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We have to develop the strength to resist these constant temptations.
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And they can be impossible to rein in once they develop.
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Another strategy for carmakers is to develop autonomous driving in-house.
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Prellis isn't the first company to develop three-dimensional organ printing.
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But Bose wants entrepreneurs and programmers to develop their own applications.
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Instead, the EPA now proposes to develop lower, "more appropriate" standards.
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If these cells are left untreated, you can develop cervical cancer.
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The board gave administrators until March 15 to develop another recommendation.
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According to Johnson's model, brain regions develop increasing specialization over time.
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The relationships they develop with real, live women mitigate against it.
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Acxiom says it wants to help marketers develop plans for regulation.
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And like Ryan, Bowles has yet to develop a viable quarterback.
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So Forestar will develop land for Horton off the balance sheet.
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Stay at home if you develop a tickle in your throat.
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"We need to develop a habit in younger people," Cohn said.
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This post will be updated with additional details as they develop.
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If you wanted to develop the perfect, gold-standard test, fine.
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Younger adults, previously healthy people and some children develop viral pneumonia.
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But it also gives states wide latitude to develop accountability policies.
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Altigreen is also looking to develop two and four-wheel vehicles.
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A small percentage of those with melancholic depression develop "psychotic depression".
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That's why I aimed to develop that site into a township.
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"I think we are still watching the project develop," he said.
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He's part of the team working to develop the Bitcoin technology.
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Then you develop ideas about what might be an effective intervention.
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Sidewalk, he acknowledged, may have to develop some things in-house.
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But many patients develop vitamin deficiencies because of their limited diets.
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Did you feel Disney needed to develop more diverse female characters?
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That doesn't mean that everyone who is duped will develop dementia.
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They are not going to be able to develop their potential.
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Develop a vaccine for HIV and a cure for neurodegenerative diseases.
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But these are complicated plans that would take time to develop.
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Welfare programs, once implemented, quickly develop a constituency among those covered.
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You're also going to want to develop a taste for seafood.
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Like McAdoo, Shurmur is known for his ability to develop quarterbacks.
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This is the only one who really wants to develop it.
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He soon learned to develop pictures and built his own darkroom.
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Iran has repeatedly asserted that it will never develop nuclear weapons.
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I would like to help her develop a sense of charity.
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I want my great-granddaughter to develop a sense of obligation.
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"I knew right then that we had to develop my country."
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Carmakers have scrapped plans to develop more cars within the country.
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The instructors, however, were not empowered to develop their own methods.
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"It gives us the opportunity to develop more players," he said.
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It took four years to develop a blood test for HIV.
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Develop and communicate an action plan to shore up your weaknesses.
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As he and Mia grow closer, they develop a dangerous relationship.
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Let's see how things develop in the post-Brexit world first.
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