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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It's not just about helping them develop on the court.
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All right, more breaking develop on the DOJ&aposs I.G. report coming right up.
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People will figure out how to develop on the road without a branded tour.
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Races could develop on their own, the theory went, but miscegenation would cause decline.
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"It appeared that these two traits might develop on different timelines," Dr. Steinberg said.
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Severe storms will develop on Friday afternoon and likely last well into the evening.
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I always recommend that creators develop on the platforms they use and love the most.
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Pilar cysts are the most common type of cyst, and usually develop on the scalp.
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Is it easy to develop on, giving a decent amount of bang for my developer buck?
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NASA missions are continuing to look for evidence - bio-signatures - that life did develop on Mars.
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"Allow that relationship to develop on its own natural course, as well; they're two separate things."
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"Relationships develop on their own timeline, and people move at their own paces," Dr. Harwick says.
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All authentic artists buck prevailing norms and develop, on their own, what matters in their art.
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Bands weren't allowed to develop on their own before they were swept up in the machine.
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Eventually, they&aposll destroy your car&aposs finish by allowing rust to develop on metal parts.
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Confusing the researchers, no bugs from the group of species are known to develop on beech trees.
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"Companies must want to set themselves up and develop on our soil rather than elsewhere," Philippe said.
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As members change and we all grow up a little, the sound will develop on its own.
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And be sure to highlight the skills you develop on your resume — they're relevant to any role.
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"[We] allow[ed] human embryos to develop on their own, without any interactions with maternal tissues," said Shahbazi.
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The feud between Fox hosts continued to develop on Friday, as opinion host Laura Ingraham also weighed in.
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How much of that was initially storyboarded, and how much could you play with and develop on the set?
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But inevitably his submarine work is more about nature than the cityscape series he continues to develop on land.
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A pair of major developments give us a hint about how future trends will develop on the partisan battleground.
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However, rounds of slippery conditions are likely to develop on Siskiyou Summit in Oregon from Friday night through this weekend.
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You may have noticed those uneven stains that develop on your coffee table when thoughtless guests forget to use coasters.
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But our private conversations are way more productive than the back-and-forth feuds that develop on Facebook or Twitter.
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"We decouple them so that they're all allowed to develop on their own until they come together," Spiegel told Wired.
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It involves dividing a two-cell embryo into two separate, identical embryos and allowing them to develop on their own.
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Tavis was a part of the early team building Amazon Web Services and later helped partners develop on top of Alexa.
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Tadpoles usually live in water, but Kammerer says Indirana tadpoles develop on moist surfaces, like rocks and leaves, outside the water.
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An alternative, "slow sand" filtration, employs the layers of algae and bacteria that develop on wet sand grains to remove pollutants.
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I don't know why the mere act of imagining being locked in a coffin causes sweat to develop on my neck.
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Steve Womack praised Mueller and told reporters "there is a ripple effect" as stories continue to develop on the ongoing probe.
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One example could be a bleeding cyst, a fluid-filled structure that can develop on top of or within the kidney.
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What's more, big software companies have become less willing to acquire cyber security products they believe they can develop on their own.
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Chiang discusses this a bit earlier in the story: They're blind to a simple truth: complex minds can't develop on their own.
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There are also usually threads that develop on Reddit, Bitcointalk, Slack, Telegram and elsewhere, where people actively debate the merits of the product.
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Further, the company is spending a great deal – about $3 million – to get developers to develop on the token through its KinEcosystem site.
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The next step, Dr. Nelson said, was to develop on-skin sensors that would detect nerve signals and translate them into specific movements.
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"We decouple them so that they're all allowed to develop on their own until they come together," Spiegel recently told Wired in an interview.
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The company said it had about 11 acres (5 hectares) of adjacent property to develop on the Cotai strip, but gave no further details.
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Even though all module roads run through Google, the Ara team insists that it's still creating an "open platform" that anybody can develop on.
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The bacterial infections that can develop on chronic wounds—bed sores, burns, or diabetes-related skin damage, for instance—are normally treated with antibiotics.
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Some of the businesses Facebook could develop, on its own or with small acquisitions, include video, payments and even cloud computing, CFRA's Freeman said.
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But you can also have localized yeast infections on your nails or patches of your skin, and they commonly develop on your nipples during breastfeeding.
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"We would give these people the actual algorithm for the face recognition, but it's not a product that we develop on our own," she said.
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Diabetic foot ulcers typically develop on the bottom of the big toe or the ball of the foot, often when people wear ill-fitting shoes.
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He sent at least one of them pictures of the large, red welts that were likely to develop on their calves around the injection site.
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Even if no signs of life are found, though, the rover will still help to understand whether and how future human life can develop on Mars.
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McConnell can't lead because he's in a tough position in Kentucky and can't allow any space to develop on his right for a potential primary challenger.
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Her energy plan would raise fees and give renewable energy like wind and solar an even playing field with oil and gas to develop on the lands.
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Last month, audiences watched Iaconetti — she previously competed on The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise — and Wendt's whirlwind relationship develop on the ABC Olympic-themed Bachelor spinoff.
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The new contracts offered by Baghdad will also set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oilfields they develop on territory under its control.
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And last year the Federal Emergency Management Agency issued guidelines, which I helped develop, on school building safety and emergency preparedness that all school systems should follow.
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The new contracts offered by Baghdad will also set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oil fields they develop on territory under its control.
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" And importantly, he said that the Pebble buy will help accelerate the development of a "great variety of apps we'll either develop on our own or with partners.
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On Wednesday, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said that future decisions on whether to deliver arms to Saudi Arabia will develop on how the conflict develops in Yemen.
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This is a clear performance of the balance Andre 3000 mentions in the documentary, one that Future takes a little more time to develop on the album's closer.
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The fund aims to help countries develop on a low-emission and climate-resilient path, although the vast majority of the cash has yet to reach the ground.
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By doing so, members in a financial advisory alliance can get access to new financial tools that may be too costly for them to develop on their own.
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Instrument panels and infotainment systems are particularly tough for boutique automakers like Aston Martin to develop on their own, so it's not a surprise to see the partnership.
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Struggling to develop on its own, it would benefit from closer integration with cities like Peterborough, Norwich and, especially, Cambridge, with its booming high-tech industry, says Mr Long.
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The automaker said InMotion will build apps and develop on-demand services, which are expected to be implemented in North America, Europe and Asia in the next few months.
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Nazari settled on the name N. donaldtrumpi because the silky yellow-white scales these moths develop on their heads in adulthood reminded him of the President-elect's signature hairdo.
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Bytes • Bachman's partnership with Big Head continues to develop on Bachman taking advantage of Big Head's dim affability and Big Head inadvertently becoming a tougher negotiator than he seems.
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Little imperfections such as scratches or so-called "cigarette burns" (take it away, Ed Norton) appear on the strip, and quiet crackles and pops develop on the audio track.
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Not every corporate fund maintains that portfolio companies must exclusively build or develop on internal technology, but it is an incentive for both founders and investors evaluating a deal.
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However, rounds of slippery conditions are likely to develop on I-5 over Siskiyou Summit in Oregon from Friday night through this weekend with the worst conditions possible on Sunday.
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Crucially, China needs processes and technology to improve productivity that would take too much time to develop on its own, leaving it with little choice but to buy them outside.
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An unidentified man from Missouri developed a rare infection that caused swollen lesions to develop on the side of his face — and doctors believe it originated from his pet cat.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Wednesday that future decisions on whether to deliver arms to Saudi Arabia will develop on how the conflict develops in Yemen.
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Supra is a product of an unusual collaboration between Toyota and BMW, the partnership allowing them to bring out competitive products that they couldn't have afforded to develop on their own.
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"Despite the big sell-off and one of the heftiest cash positions the trust has ever had, the bargains have yet to develop on a scale I find acceptable," Cramer said.
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Psoriasis can also develop on the penis, contributing to pain and discomfort during sex, and these men may also have body-image problems or other psychological issues that impair sexual performance.
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It also gets access to Microsoft's massive worldwide sales and marketing organization with scale and access to security and IT executives that would have taken years to develop on its own.
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Antonio Brown's messy start with the Oakland Raiders continued to develop on Thursday when the wide receiver "got into it" on Wednesday with general manager Mike Mayock, according to Adam Schefter.
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SEMAPA can only operate within the mandates its shareholders assign to it, and in accordance with the law, it is only allowed to develop on territory that belongs to its shareholders.
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"Mold can develop on the removable, one-piece, white valve inside the spill-proof Tommee Tippee Sippee cups when it remains wet/moist and is infrequently cleaned," according to the recall announcement.
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Some foreign policy experts have been wary about joining Mr. Trump out of concern that they will have to answer for controversial policies that he sometimes seems to develop on the fly.
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He once told me he began to outfit his home using Apple devices and then switched to Google's Android operating system since the software was easier and more extensible to develop on.
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The condition caused continually spreading cysts to develop on Melinda's liver, which led to it growing larger in size and placing stress on the rest of the organs in the increasingly cramped space.
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DJI chose to take money from Accel because the firm agreed to work with DJI to set up a separate VC fund to invest in startups that develop on DJI's software developer kit.
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The Galaxy Fold is set for release in April, meanwhile, but Samsung is apparently still working on its durability, with the visible crease that can develop on the screen a particular area of concern.
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Up to 90 percent of these abnormal growths develop on the adrenal glands — a pair of small organs situated on top of the kidneys where hormones, like epinephrine and its counterpart, cortisol, are made.
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These extra-terrestrials aren't merely humans with fur or scales or odd head protrusions, they're the precursors to films like Denis Villeneuve's Arrival that really examine how differently life might develop on other worlds.
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The maker of Eggo Waffles has been spending more on advertising and to develop on-the-go breakfast bars and more single-serve products to suit changing consumer preferences and stem falling cereal sales.
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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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Frontex said the Black Sea route was last active in 2014 but did not expect it to develop on a large scale due to difficult sailing conditions on the Black Sea, especially as autumn nears.
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That happens if the tumors develop on the right side or head of the pancreas, which causes jaundice, or yellowing of the skin, which "will obviously prompt medical attention" that allows for an earlier diagnosis.
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"We don't know how the situation is going to develop on the question of whether it is possible to keep Syria as a single country," the agency quoted Ryabkov as telling Germany's Deutsche Welle broadcaster.
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" I liken it a lot, at that time, in terms of thinking strategically about it, to what we went through with music services, which was, "Is that something that's going to develop on its own?
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After the White Flint plan was adopted, Lerner emptied and razed most of the 800,000-square-foot mall to make way for a huge mixed-use project that it planned to develop on the site.
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Arjun Bhatia, an analyst at William Blair said while Salesforce had a strong vertical strategy by itself, Vlocity has more out-of-the-box tools, which Salesforce would otherwise have to develop on its own.
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That said, some scientists also think these stars quiet down in their later years, possibly allowing life to develop on longer timescales if the world's atmosphere and magnetic field survive through the star's early, turbulence years.
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"They can develop on an iMac," he said, referring the class of developers who need a machine that can crunch the big numbers that come with 3D rendering like that found in the Star Wars demo.
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Most ovarian tumors develop on the outer surface of the ovary, which can then metastasize and spread to other parts of the body — and that's typically when symptoms like bloating and abdominal discomfort would kick in.
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Other injuries bedevil the Eagles' offense — a lower-body ailment for receiver Nelson Agholor, off-season shoulder surgery for receiver Alshon Jeffery — and have compromised their ability to develop on-field timing with Wentz and Foles.
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August, September and October are almost always the peak of the season, and it isn't uncommon for several storms to develop on each other's heels, as Harvey, Irma, Jose, Katia, Lee and Maria did from Aug.
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"Frozen" is expected to cost between $25 million and $30 million to develop, on the high side for Broadway but a small sum for a company that grossed about $53 billion in its last fiscal year.
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All of it constitutes important information executives can use to monitor the state of their meetings and make decisions, and this is where Huddly fits in with the software platform we develop on top of our camera.
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However, Gundlach also said he's looking for "downside volatility to develop" on Trump gains, because of the view that if the billionaire real estate mogul wins the election "the world is going to come to an end."
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But in practice unclear land tenure is a source of conflict between indigenous groups and state and private companies involved in agriculture, logging and mining, which seek to develop on or near their lands, rights group say.
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Grandsons of these women also have an increased risk of hypospadias, an abnormality that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn't develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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Finally, with all the real-time dynamic data and market intelligence they would develop on the flow of goods and commerce across informal markets in Kenya and beyond, couldn't Twiga begin to offer micro-credit to vendors to grow their businesses?
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Grandsons of these women also have an increased risk of hypospadias, an abnormality that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn&apost develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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That's also why Google is piloting drones in Australia and Amazon is working in the U.K. But the United States is finally taking steps to allow drone business models to experiment and develop on a local level around the country.
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Here's how the public option will work: The state will contract with insurers to provide a standardized set of policies -- which state and exchange officials have yet to develop -- on the Obamacare exchanges to compete with the plans already offered by private carriers.
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"It's probably one of the hardest places to develop on the California coastline," said Alex Size, Santa Barbara County manager for The Trust for Public Land which is bidding for one of the California properties in an attempt to build a park.
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"When I hear benign kidney condition, most of the time, you're thinking a cyst and a cyst is basically a fluid-filled structure that can sometimes develop on top of the kidney, or within the kidney," CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said.
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Background: It's now known there are hundreds of genes in the brain that can play a role in boosting the risk factors for these psychiatric disorders — but how the disorders develop on a molecular level, and what role those variations in genes play, is not known.
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The "car as connected hardware" has been a theme for a while now, with a number of automotive and tech companies pairing up to develop on-board systems to play music, navigate routes, and of course help you make and take calls while on the road.
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Instead of being dependent on outside funding to pay expensive rent, companies like Dyn have been able to develop on their own schedule as they don't need to meet the metrics set by VCs in order to raise successive rounds of funding needed to remain open.
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It was only about five months ago that AWS chief executive Andy Jassy announced that the company was reversing course on its previous dismissal of blockchain technologies and laid out a new service it would develop on top of open-source frameworks like Hyperledger Fabric and Ethereum.
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"I felt that because they took an idea that I worked hard to develop on my own, I gave myself permission to get back at them in a creative way that really wouldn't hurt them too much but would be fun and entertaining for everyone," he said.
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"If you are a new customer, and currently in the cloud and develop on Linux, then in the long run the economics are there to be cheaper than public cloud if you have a lot of IO, and need to get to a high degree of encryption and security," he said.
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Previous research has linked air pollution exposure in the womb to an increased risk of birth defects including abdominal malformations and what's known as hypospadias, an abnormality in boys that occurs when the opening of the urethra doesn't develop on the tip of the penis and instead forms on the shaft or on the scrotum.
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It'll be an uphill climb for the Timberwolves to make the playoffs, but if they slow roll their own semi-rebuild into the summer and add a lottery pick in the draft, they'll be in decent shape going forward, with Towns, Saric, Covington, much less day-to-day stress, and an ability to develop on their own timetable.
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The Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum & Arts Centre in Lochmaddy, which hosts the work, can no longer develop on its existing site due to predicted storm surge sea levels, and its clear that the facility will be mostly submerged by the rising tide in the coming years, unless society collectively finds a way to reduce the environmental impact of human existence on the planet.
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They're building components and learning the methodology of manufacturing the technology that will be part of Hyperloop and that learning will be part of what we continue to develop on our site, and also at some of the customer engagement sites we have around the world as we move from an early development site to one that would be more like an early production site, which is really the focus of the company.
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