These two cells fused and developed into an embryo that ultimately developed into Dolly.
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Marshall has developed into an indispensable force underneath for Duke.
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"This developed into something deep," family friend Anne Bremner said.
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"This developed into something deep," says family friend Anne Bremner.
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Later, this practice developed into his signature shade of blue.
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It developed into writing, and I started producing years later.
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The protests developed into broader opposition against President Daniel Ortega.
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He developed into a bright young man who excelled academically.
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But this idea hasn't been developed into a mathematical theory, yet.
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They have developed into the central theme of this technological zeitgeist.
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The resulting embryos, implanted in female mice, developed into healthy pups.
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They will be developed into a luxury apartment complex, not demolished.
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Most of these tutor and protégé relationships developed into lifelong friendships.
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David's passion developed into , and Shawn watched his brother's interest grow.
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Once he broke it, the situation developed into an international brouhaha.
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Durant and Stephen Curry have developed into a particularly dynamic tandem.
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Digital has recently also developed into an opportunity to generate advertiser interest.
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All but one sample developed into new populations once back on Earth.
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As Josh got older, he also developed into a talented basketball player.
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Before that, the kids' potential has not yet fully developed into talent.
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What started as a large vegetable greenhouse developed into a pot stock.
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The province's capital, Wonsan, is being developed into a summer vacation destination.
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Noisey: How was the EP conceived, and developed into what it's become?
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Ayers has developed into a nice pass rusher in his own right.
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Over the years it has developed into a successful international gaming regulatory service.
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She was eventually diagnosed with a chronic leg ulcer which developed into gangrene.
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So, currently in China, I think unfortunately it's developed into win-lose mentality.
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Harrison caught a cold that developed into pneumonia and died one month later.
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He caught a cold that developed into pneumonia and died a month later.
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What should've been a legally straightforward process developed into something much more sinister.
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Eventually that developed into wanting a certain look and maintaining a certain appearance.
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Initially authoritarian, Taiwan developed into a thriving market economy and eventually a democracy.
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While her husband's was on his foot, Port's developed into a pelvic infection.
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Most urgently, the plight of the Rohingya has developed into a humanitarian catastrophe.
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The fight developed into something more than just a few bites or hits.
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It just started there and then it developed into a full-blown obsession.
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For France's government, the Jungle has developed into a political and humanitarian disaster.
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Early talks with Facebook never developed into a formal sale process, Bloomberg reported.
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He was dating, but none of the encounters had developed into anything meaningful.
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"Eric has developed into the character he is all by himself," Jones said.
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The company placed the back channel he developed into its Active Learning Platform.
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Over the last five decades, Airbus has developed into a global aviation giant.
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The rapid breakout has shown good follow-through and developed into an uptrend.
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The embryos developed into chimeras, rats containing a mixture of mouse and rat cells.
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For the statue's fans and admirers, it's developed into something much more than that.
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As the shutdown developed into a national crisis, she worked odd jobs to survive.
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But when Sunday's game developed into a defensive struggle, Lundqvist had all the answers.
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I think he's developed into quite a leader over these last couple of years.
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On Reptilon, dinosaurs survived and developed into an intelligent species capable of interplanetary spaceflight.
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Roman Josi and Filip Forsberg developed into top-tier players at their respective positions.
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His father was a hard ass and then he developed into a hard ass.
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The attraction to lovable, cartoon dogs developed into an attraction to lovable, cartoonish men.
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The chorus may have developed into what became the limerick form, some scholars say.
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That advance triggered the counter-attack that developed into the campaign to recapture Sirte.
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As a result, the A380 never developed into a true workhorse like the 747.
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He was drafted by the organization in 2006 and developed into a productive hitter.
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It developed into a multinational endeavor that launched into space on October 133, 1997.
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South Sinai, around Sharm el Sheikh, and Mount Sinai developed into a tourist destination.
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Jeffrey's frustration developed into tics, like fluttering his fingers in front of his eyes.
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This swiftly developed into an enormous national controversy pitting Trump against leading sports figures.
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What began as a means of procrastination developed into the practice of social efficiency.
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It had since developed into full-blown lung cancer, and spread to other organs.
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"Its aromas have now developed into characteristics unique to this exceptional batch," says Casavecchia.
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What started as a formal relationship developed into a mutual admiration, and then, a friendship.
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Facebook files hundreds of patents a year, and most are not developed into public products.
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But in some cases that developed into an ethos of pleasing bosses rather than customers.
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"We just started out as friends and eventually it developed into more," Kerr told E!
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After extreme dieting developed into bulimia at age 18, she ended up seeking professional treatment.
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During that same period, the borough's homelessness problem has developed into a full-blown crisis.
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Southern Africa experiences frequent droughts, which developed into major hunger crises in 1992 and 2002.
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This expertise, research and analysis will be developed into written and oral presentations to clients.
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That habit eventually developed into heroin use, and she found herself homeless not long after.
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The first of these pieces were called 'planetary bodies' and then developed into the Suns.
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Then we got Hakeem Olajuwon, and he developed into a really good player, as well.
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Meanwhile, the relationships fostered through the project have developed into a number of new projects.
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Mr. Bradley said some larger tracts nearby could be developed into new buildings over time.
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It developed into a celebratory mask, obscuring a defiant spirit, and a raw emotional complexity.
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Soft-spoken and reserved, Lo has developed into one of the Ivy League's most dangerous players.
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What started in Berlin in 2002 as a magazine has since developed into a veritable platform.
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Thus the humble fuel pump developed into a "forecourt convenience retail" outlet, the brothers' favoured term.
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This has developed into an extremely problematic category, packed with various sexualized machines modeled after women.
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Young, energetic and earnest, Kovesi has developed into a star within the anti-corruption community worldwide.
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In e-commerce, though, the use of bots has developed into a cat-and-mouse game.
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Without it, more wetlands and beachfront property would likely be developed into strip malls and condos.
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A small dinner party and an open studio quickly developed into an exhibition and residency model.
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Over its 15-year lifespan in Miami, Art Basel has developed into one of those weeks.
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In just a few months, Poole has developed into a valuable role player for the Wolverines.
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In the book, you say blood has developed into a commodity that's more costly than oil.
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Along the way, Eilish has developed into a much stranger, more unique artist than initially promised.
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That developed into a blog called "Uncovering Harbin's Mysteries," with stories about more than 503 sites.
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Simmonds, who is black, has developed into one of the most versatile players in the league.
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The Afghan government, on the other hand, developed into a predatory kleptocracy during the Karzai administration.
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Pencil sketches show how ideas were developed into final paintings for romance, western, and detective stories.
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In cricket, however, "the Ashes" series between Australia and England developed into one of many bilateral rivalries.
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Glossier, which started as a beauty blog back in 2010, has developed into a powerful beauty upstart.
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The fetus has, at this point in pregnancy, developed into something with discrete and recognizable human features.
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It really began quite organically and then developed into something much larger than I had initially imagined.
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The egg is then developed into an embryo and transferred into the uterus of a surrogate mother.
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We connected with Swizz more than a year ago, and that has developed into something very special.
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The protests were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but quickly developed into demonstrations against Bashir.
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When the sperm from the frozen tissue were used to fertilize 138 eggs, 41% developed into embryos.
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We met at a party, we were friends and then a while later it developed into more.
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The e-tron GT concept will be developed into volume-production models by the end of 123.
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Chris Cline and ex Elin Nordegren started off as neighbors before their relationship developed into a romance.
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Driving along a highway, he managed to record the storm as it developed into a perfect cylinder.
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Let's wrap it in love and let's continue the message of what we have developed into today.
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Appropriately enough, the book is now being developed into a television series on ABC with Eva Longoria.
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Seligman's food issues started at a young age, and developed into an eating disorder as a teenager.
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U.S. policy on Syria has developed into a muddy mix of incomplete strategies, diverging objectives and compromise.
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"He's a great talent who would have developed into the musician he is today regardless," she said.
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Popular stories could be developed into movies or TV shows that would be produced by both companies.
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In other experiments, they wanted to look at human stem cells that developed into very specific tissues.
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His work started with musically reactive computer programming, and developed into physical robots as his studies continued.
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It has developed into a 30-month curriculum with programs in New York, Los Angeles and London.
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For Trump, the lawsuit has developed into a perfect storm of overlapping legal, ethical and political problems.
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"Since Amra and I started this, it has really developed into a fairly sophisticated industry," she said.
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Way created a comic book series called "The Umbrella Academy," which was developed into a Netflix series.
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The wave of prison killings and riots has developed into a political crisis for President Michel Temer.
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Between 1940 and 1945, Auschwitz developed into a vast complex of barracks, workshops, gas chambers and crematoria.
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Around the world, formerly disused underpasses are being developed into parks, housing, soccer fields, and even horse paddocks.
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"The materials are hand-weaved via a system of repeated patterns developed into an organic form," Park explains.
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Jennifer Lawrence's obsession over Keeping Up with the Kardashians has developed into a close friendship with Kris Jenner.
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But just over time, seeing each other a lot at work, it just kind of developed into that.
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Gerard Way created a comic book series called "The Umbrella Academy," which was developed into a Netflix series.
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MicroRNA could be injected into joints or developed into medicines that prevent or reverse arthritis, the study said.
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The protests were triggered by price rises and cash shortages, but have quickly developed into demonstrations against Bashir.
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Bole developed into the Middle English "bull," meaning "false talk, fraud," and was used in the 14th century.
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The church has developed into a thriving institution that works closely with the Kremlin to promote common interests.
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Now, his Blood Orange project has developed into something that feels as though it almost extends beyond him.
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Over the next few days, the infection developed into blisters and spread to Aaliyah's lips, face and arms.
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Jonny: The rave scene developed into a different animal, more on the track of where it's at today.
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These allowed the "old swamps" to be drained and developed into new communities, such as Lakeview and Gentilly.
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I've been on dates with maybe 15 to 20, only one of which developed into a serious relationship.
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It developed into that over the years; I didn't realize I had as much work as I did.
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Their movement then developed into a broader revolt against the government that mobilized tens of thousands each weekend.
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That young man has developed into a basketball player and I think he is going to get better.
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Let's say 5 percent of players get developed into big leaguers and it goes up to 7 percent.
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She developed into a promising junior and traveled the globe competing in tournaments against the best young players.
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Ms. Yende sang beautifully from the start, gaining warmth and depth as nonchalance and flirtatiousness developed into love.
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We started out screen printing and doing mixed media painting, and then that developed into semi-digital things.
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Serbia escaped the dictatorship of Slobodan Milosevic in 2000, but it hasn't developed into a fully functioning democracy.
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The deal looks like a heist, because Gregorius, now 225, has developed into a worthy heir to Jeter.
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Agnes has developed into someone whose bereavements and responsibilities, rather than shutting her down, have opened her up.
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What started off as a small group working in their lunch hours has developed into a serious project.
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The protest site had developed into a make-do city, with semipermanent buildings, medical tents and abandoned cars.
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Tom's taste for trouble has developed into something nastier; he rushes eagerly to see a mass Indian hanging.
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First, without his experiences in the outdoors, Roosevelt would not have developed into the exceptional leader we know.
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But only abroad is lithium developed into products consumers can use, a fact Chile's government wants to change.
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This became their famous Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem, which they developed into an entire field, called index theory.
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The result is the beginning of what could easily be developed into an archival solo showcase on Jahnn.
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"That all developed into a feeling of anxiety that lasted for almost 2 months without any relief," she recalled.
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"I developed into a sexual deviant that viewed sex as a sport all most," he wrote in one email.
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This memoir, brimming with delightful literary trivia, is a study in how she developed into a top-notch biographer.
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He has since developed into one of the best shortstops in baseball and a beloved figure in the Bronx.
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Although fairy doors never developed into a career, Wright has found ways to make some money off his art.
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Left untreated, the bacterial infection could've developed into sepsis, a life-threatening inflammatory response that can trigger organ failure.
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What went from 'she's making Tinder for Mom friends' quickly developed into 'she's creating a platform for modern motherhood.
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This was developed into what is called aversion therapy, which is sometimes used to treat addiction and compulsive behavior.
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And even then, the likelihood of a mine being developed into a productive gold mine is less than 0.1%.
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Walker developed into an All-Star in Charlotte, with career averages of 20 points and 5 assists per game.
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Oslo developed into a process for the sake of a process, rather than a means to end the conflict.
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Discovery's erstwhile security chief developed into an important character with whom our hero, Michael Burnham, had a tender romance.
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They've developed into amazing musicians; apart from my wife and the dog, I'm the worst musician in the house!
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By the early 20th century they'd developed into social centers where children played and merchants delivered ice and coal.
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Someone I was dating made a friend online which developed into something more, and I was blindsided by it.
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His communication skills — with the news media and eventually with many of his players — never developed into a strength.
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Scott Jennings, a Republican strategist close to Mr. McConnell, said the race had developed into a no-win situation.
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He was drawn to the sheer weirdness of the Andre image, which he later developed into an abstracted face.
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CDC officials told reporters that they are working fast to get a test they have developed into practitioners' hands.
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Then, according to Israeli military officials, it developed into a chat in flawless Hebrew, heavily peppered with millennial slang.
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"It set out to be one thing and developed into another with performance capture and all that," Serkis said.
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Some developed into large, well-trained and equipped militias that initially worked outside the auspices of the Afghan government.
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Since then, Kushner has helped shape the administration's response to the situation, which has developed into a diplomatic crisis.
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"Coastal zones are developing and urbanizing so quickly, waterside areas are being developed into hotels, residential properties," he said.
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His widow, Ilma, lived there until her death in 2707, and the building was eventually developed into four condominiums.
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What started as aches, bladder pain, brain fog and fatigue several years ago developed into life-altering illness, she says.
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Their first interactions were online, when Guardiola offered to help Jeuressen translate a chrome extension he had developed into Spanish.
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Black Lives Matter developed into a movement against police violence and racism, with more than 40 chapters in four countries.
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He also has developed into a transformational leader with the imagination and foresight to help lead Ford into the future.
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In 2012, Angelica became severely ill with a bacterial infection in her lungs, called sepsis, that developed into double pneumonia.
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In 19, Angelica became severly ill with a bacterial infection in her lungs, called Sepsis, that developed into double pneumonia.
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After adding tissue taken from the ovaries of mouse fetuses, the immature eggs developed into mature eggs, or functional oocytes.
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I also want to say that protests started as an economic but developed into a broader critique of the regime.
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The pair separated amid rumours that Deng's close relationship with UK prime minister Tony Blair had developed into something more.
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But over time it's sort of developed into a more complex representation and a posturing towards a radical, queer exchange.
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Amazon will no longer let audiences vote on which TV pilots they want to see developed into full-length series.
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They developed into a fight over democracy in Hong Kong, addressing free elections and independent investigations into alleged police brutality.
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Yet the migration crisis has rapidly developed into an even more severe test of the unity of the European Union.
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Developed into a terrific all-round midfielder with bottomless energy and scored an impressive 27 goals in his 62 internationals.
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He developed into one of the best researchers I know and is almost unparalleled in finding stuff in the water.
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In the 2340s, change came to the Bowery, and most of the old flops were developed into restaurants and hotels.
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It has held regular elections, avoided civil war and developed into one of the richest countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
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It is being developed into a TV series by Hulu and will executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio and Martin Scorsese.
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It helped that Clint Capela developed into the perfect finisher to complement teammates so adept at making the right pass.
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Microglia emerged from the same family of stem cells that developed into the immune system's white blood cells and macrophages.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but quickly developed into protests against Bashir's three-decade rule.
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The Wildcats also had several younger players who had developed into top talents (including arguably their two best players Saturday).
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Sold as a bedtime drink in Britain, Horlicks has been developed into a much bigger brand by GSK in India.
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Nadler in this fight — lawmakers who can translate the solutions we have developed into policy that will make a difference.
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In the past decade, it has also developed into a hot-spot for data centers and other energy-intensive industries.
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That was really telling about the Half King — how it organically developed into a locus for war photographers and photojournalists.
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The protests developed into a full-blown secession battle that has put the nation on the edge of civil war.
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Urban gardens, which first sprang up during the economic crisis of the early 22014s, have developed into an important food source.
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The sea off Sri Lanka has been rough since last week because of a storm which later developed into Cyclone Mora.
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The hobby developed into a fascination when the photographer acquired his first DSLR camera and began shooting with it in 2009.
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The pair met at a Louis Vuitton dinner in 2014, starting a friendship that eventually developed into more, she told E!
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A dispute between Kurdish and Shi'ite lawmakers developed into a tussle, where they shoved and hit each other, according to witnesses.
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At the same time, the teens have developed into solid characters without feeling like just a rehash of what transpired before.
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Power companies are bracing for widespread outages in Florida as Hurricane Matthew gathered strength and developed into a Category 4 storm.
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As a businessman, he developed into a first-rate actor who will reliably inhabit a role whenever he appears in public.
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As the Syrian conflict has developed into a complex proxy war, reports have emerged of Israeli strikes on Iran-linked targets.
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Their work developed into the marriage project titled "22," the number of countries with marriage equality when they conceived the project.
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The gaping hole is under center, where Blake Bortles has not developed into the franchise player the Jags had hoped for.
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A crack at the bottom of the pipe eventually developed into a full-blown fracture, spilling rubbish back into the ocean.
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His symptoms started with a cold and quickly developed into full-body paralysis, even though they rushed him to the hospital.
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The law is enforced irregularly, so Lebanon has developed into one of the Arab world's most open and active gay communities.
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The episode has developed into one of the more dramatic confrontations in recent years between ordinary Vietnamese and their authoritarian government.
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One obvious example is how the immune system of a bacteria was developed into a revolutionary gene editing technique—CRISPR/Cas9.
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In the 1950s, it developed into a distinctly unglamorous suburb dotted with bungalows, similar to dozens of others around the country.
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Kelly said the two never developed into a full-fledged relationship ... which is absolutely RIDICULOUS ... but whatever bro, it's your life.
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Back then, the voice that later developed into a forbidding sepulchral drone was closer to the folk croon of Paul Simon.
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Though clearly styled for her sex appeal, Seven quickly developed into one of the most interesting characters in Star Trek history.
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And rookie receiver A.J. Brown has developed into one of the most dangerous young offensive weapons we've seen in recent memory.
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She is a 6-foot-4 junior who has developed into a player capable of lifting the Tigers to national prominence.
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Seven years later, the two players have developed into stars, and will be going head-to-head for the division title.
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He started his first school in 1933 in New York, and it developed into the Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts.
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Yet still, to the local economy here, even a slight disruption to the status quo has developed into an existential crisis.
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This developed into the "Umbrella Movement," named after the umbrellas protesters used to protect themselves from police pepper spray and tear gas.
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Caste was an ancient system of occupational class delineated in Hindu texts that over the years developed into a rigid social hierarchy.
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The enchanted rose plays a pivotal role and was even developed into a photographic organza appliqué surrounded by a Swarovski crystal glow.
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It looks he has developed into a pretty comfortable, confident hitter with an approach that is helping him use the whole field.
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In 2014, she was also listed in council documents as the owner of a property in Scone being developed into a preschool.
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Felder is especially heartened by the success of Thomas, a 5-9 point guard who has developed into the Celtics' leading scorer.
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The property is co-owned with Tribute Communities and is expected to be developed into a 307-unit low-rise residential community.
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Mr Kobach became interested in electoral law during his Swiss research, an interest which subsequently developed into a fixation with voter fraud.
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The protests have quickly developed into a double crisis, pitting Moscow against Tbilisi and the protesters in Georgia against their own government.
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The algorithm has developed into providing instant results, and we've seen those algorithms manipulated by third parties or duped by inaccurate sources.
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Conceived as an emergency exit strategy and incubated under intense pressure, Steve Cohen's second corporate incarnation has developed into a childhood prodigy.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but developed into protests against President Omar al-Bashir's three-decade rule.
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He said the field had the potential to be developed into a new production hub for Shell in the Gulf of Mexico.
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I never lost any sleep over it, and it never developed into a problem that got in the way of my life.
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Even in the '50s, the heyday of Hitchcock's thrillers, horror hadn't fully developed into what we considered a "true horror" film today.
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VW will also merge its Autonomous Intelligent Driving (AID) subsidiary, including its 200 employees and the intellectual property they've developed, into Argo.
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Since then, Dvorak has developed into a dominant two-way center, and he was the Knights' leading scorer during the regular season.
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Over the past 85033 years it has developed into a chaotic disarray of private and public mini systems with no effective oversight.
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The baseball game began informally in 1909 and has developed into a much-anticipated annual tradition for elected officials and their staffers.
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A glowing wooden box Mark Zuckerberg invented to help his wife sleep has been developed into an actual product by an entrepreneur.
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The results suggest that kratom could one day be developed into a pain medication that doesn't pose the same risks as opioids.
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Conceived by a band of wealthy, white men who demanded freedom from Great Britain, America has developed into a multicultural, multiethnic community.
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"I was introduced to John Chambers [the former executive chairman of Cisco Systems] and it developed into a mentoring relationship," he said.
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Domestically, however, valid concerns about weaponizing that tool for law enforcement purposes have developed into widespread pushback and loud calls for regulation.
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What started as a strike by truckers against rising gas prices has developed into a nationwide protest and political crisis in Brazil.
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The problems developed into a scandal after it emerged that Takata allegedly hid the issues for years before recalling the dangerous airbags.
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The fairs have existed since the late 1960s, but only in the last two decades have they developed into the market's potentate.
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As she developed into a highly regarded choreographer, she returned there with a number of her own works, most recently in 2005.
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Since then, I've watched an awful lot of games at the Wee Dram, and it has developed into a ritual of sorts.
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The eastern and southern areas of Puget Sound developed into what they are today, and Port Townsend's development froze in its tracks.
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"This was an email prepared before coronavirus developed into a pandemic and it went out inadvertently today," Sutton wrote in an email.
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From youth, the combination developed into an unintentional mash-up, resulting in quilts and textile works that defy expectations of the medium.
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Port Imperial, once a derelict shipping hub along the waterfront in Weehawken, was being developed into a cluster of residences and retail.
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She developed into someone who didn't just harden herself against conservative attacks but co-opted those that she could in real time.
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I don't think the riots this time have developed into that level of organization; it's mostly been just an explosion of frustration.
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In the process, it has developed into a major enterprise, complete with MLB licensing and a full-time marketing and development staff.
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It's a nine-novel series written by Armistead Maupin starting in the 1970s that was developed into two miniseries in 1993 and 1998.
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"This could be developed into a fully automatic setup and used as a tool for brute-forcing passcodes in real devices," Skorobogatov says.
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Only 31 percent of the situations developed into full-blown proxy contests, down from 39 percent in 20153 and 42 percent in 2014.
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Ryan came to prominence after her comedy videos, which developed into a series called Little Loca, became a viral sensation on the platform.
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A pen pal relationship developed into more, as Cain took an increased interest in Ferguson's case, creating ties with his tight-knit family.
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" (The book was developed into a 2002 documentary film.) "There are three sides to every story: my side, your side, and the truth.
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So far, the choice has paid off, as Barkov has already developed into one of the better two-way forwards in the league.
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In the weeks since that first tweet, the protest has developed into a musical movement seeking to oust Trump from the White House.
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Over time, these filaments developed into sturdy cords that delivered food wherever it was needed, possibly to spore-bearing mushroom caps above ground.
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This grandstanding quickly developed into the doctrine that anyone seeking to enter Australia by sea without proper paperwork should not be allowed in.
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World lithium reserves are 14 million tonnes, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, and about half of these are being developed into projects.
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Tobias Emil Jensen: WhenTore and I were around 19 years old, we started homebrewing at school and that developed into a little club.
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The bill has been suspended, but over a period of just a few months the movement has developed into something bigger -- and darker.
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That property is now being developed into Quarry Yards in Atlanta and will include office, retail and hotel space, as well as apartments.
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Armada and him have had a bit of rivalry going since the pair developed into the undisputed top two players in competitive Melee.
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Exactly how that probe developed into the campaign-finance probe is blacked out in the filing, because it relates to an ongoing investigation.
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Chengdu has always been the largest city in Sichuan, but in the past ten years it has developed into a modernized capitalist centre.
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Subsequent research identified wormwood's primary active compound, which was eventually developed into artemisinin, one of the most successful treatments for malaria in history.
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Stories that find an audience could potentially be developed into movie or TV show projects that would be produced by Blumhouse and iHeartMedia.
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Costell and Paul's relationship started out as seeming like it was all for clicks, said Relph, but then it developed into something real.
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The protests were sparked by concerns about rising living costs and a stagnant economy, but developed into a broader outcry against the regime.
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Another candidate for that spot is Chad Green, who developed into a superb middle reliever and will be given an opportunity to start.
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The Cardinals threatened again with one out in the seventh when a walk and a hit batter developed into runners on the corners.
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When the flies with the gene developed into adults, their bodies carried low levels of cardiac glycoside, useful as a defense against predation.
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Standing 6 feet, 11 inches, he developed into a high school star in California -- but then he broke his leg in a game.
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But once they allowed bygones to be bygones, a friendship blossomed between them, and it developed into something fans believed was beyond platonic.
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The BoE said there could be significant economic damage if tensions over tariffs mooted by U.S. President Donald Trump developed into widespread protectionism.
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The protests developed into one of the biggest gatherings in Hong Kong in weeks as the country enters its seventh month of unrest.
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Their public snogging was such that it was even developed into a meme, thanks to their emotive third wheel Antoni Porowski of Queer Eye.
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"I think I stopped eating around then and it developed into full-formed anorexia and I had like body dysmorphia around 14," she said.
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Originally known for her statement leather handbags, Rebecca Minkoff has now developed into a global lifestyle brand ranging from apparel to footwear to accessories.
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Since the signing of the London declaration, the alliance against NTDs has developed into the largest and most successful public-health initiative in history.
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With Bergmann gone and still not out of her own teenage years, Ratjen had developed into the undisputed German great in the the event.
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This one doesn't seem to be useful for general Netflix viewers, but could be developed into something conceptually useful for location scouts or screenwriters.
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In addition to currently working on multiple books, he has written a screenplay that has been developed into a movie that's currently in production.
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But the ideology of white supremacy — the ideology that eventually developed into Germany's Nazi party — is deeply embedded in the fabric of American culture.
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It instead developed into something more mundane but still useful: SBStat tracks individual departments, collecting data on goals and whether they are being met.
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Once Wed: Launched initially as an online listing service for secondhand wedding dresses, this site later developed into a wedding inspiration blog as well.
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The sonogram clearly showed my son's brain hadn't developed into two halves, and there was a hole between the brain and the spinal cord.
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What started off as a set of animated shorts by Japanese kawaii conglomerate Sanrio was recently developed into a full-length series by Netflix.
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Starting in the '70s, Jobs and Grove shared a unique relationship as the former slowly developed into a technology icon in his own right.
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What fewer people might realize is that a large portion of the discretionary budget has also developed into its own form of autopilot spending.
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Slim proposed that the new airport zone, one of the poorest in the metropolitan area, should be developed into parks, shopping centers and apartments.
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That goal—merely aspirational at the time—has since developed into a multibillion-dollar industry, of which Cambridge Analytica was a well-remunerated beneficiary.
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While Moore would only score one touchdown the rest of the season, but developed into an important part of the Carolina offense from there.
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Proxy war The Syrian conflict has developed into a complex proxy war, which in recent years has included Israeli strikes on Iran-linked targets.
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And just as Moore's original 15-minute short has grown and developed into a full-length play, so has his mission to exonerate Johnson.
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It's the same sense of longing with which he has grown more comfortable expressing since, and which he's developed into something spiritual on Process.
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Andre Roberson has developed into a reliable cutter, doing all he can to negate porous shooting with constant movement, screen setting, and effective rebounding.
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"If not for existing land restrictions there now, that area would have been developed into a new, vibrant, mixed-use community," Mr. Kenner said.
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And a few games later, he did, putting an end to what had developed into a disappointing semifinal match at the United States Open.
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But Chandler slowly developed into one of the top defenders in the N.B.A., sticking to a well-defined if somewhat limited role on offense.
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"We aligned ourselves as African entrepreneurs…which then developed into a close relationship where we became…investors in Paga and strategically aligned," said Abate.
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Hayes Brown: That's been developed into a talking point to imply that Trump was right to ask for an investigation into that specific company.
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Still another of his projects, the short-lived Cardinal, Ford's first front-wheel-drive vehicle, was reintroduced in Germany and developed into the Taunus.
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A brute force in the post, with a buttery touch from midrange, Aldridge has also developed into a steady rim protector in San Antonio.
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She was taken to see it by a man with whom she had a charged acquaintance, which soon developed into a consuming love affair.
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But it quickly developed into full-blown schadenfreude when it turned out the shoddily made contraptions had a tendency to literally burst into flames.
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"The pieces in this book … are riveting, not least those that he later developed into full-scale books," Robert Gottlieb writes in his review.
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" 'In Plain Site' unfolded and developed into a really nice model and through that model people were like" 'Are you still performing the repertory?
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Overall, though, it feels like a test run for an idea to be developed into a feature … which is indeed what is being planned.
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The Baiji was an inhabitant of the Yangtze River in Beijing, but faced increasingly worsening conditions as the river developed into a major traffic hub.
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But its state was surprising: It was a cell that had reverted to an embryonic form, when it could have developed into any cell type.
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It developed into this deep-seated sense that I wanted to remember something about every day because it makes life seem richer, but also longer.
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A contained catastrophe Although Byers certainly suffered from the radium in RadiThor, consumption of these energy drinks never developed into a major public health crisis.
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Van Eck still had to wait about two months before the tomato cells developed into seedlings and sprouted leaves, but it was worth the wait.
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His quest has developed into a larger movement of citizens fed up with corruption and with what they say is Bosnia's poor rule of law.
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I think the reason why it developed into such a big thing is because certain things got corporate and people structured the business around it.
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Embedded in her response were all the elements of savvy celebrity-image wrangling that she's since developed into a fundamental part of her public persona.
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Sunday was a completely different energy, and as Cordova mentioned it represented a "Lowrider park and chill day," that has since developed into something larger.
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He was drafted in 2009 by the Golden State Warriors, and eventually developed into one of pro basketball's top players with his stellar shooting skills.
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The day has developed into an important part of a Christmas trading season that now has three peaks - Black Friday, the week up to Dec.
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In the wake of the USSR, Russian rap slowly developed into a mainstream genre, sometimes characterized by post-Soviet divisions, corny pathos, or edgy provocation.
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Limited as its uses might be, lugdunin looks very promising and might eventually be developed into an antibiotic that will work in humans, Pettigrew says.
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During his last years in Washington, though, he developed into a more controversial figure as his meetings with Trump advisers became a subject of investigation.
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Thurman had his moments in what fast developed into a welterweight classic, but Pacquiao had too much class and was deserving of the decision win.
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But Smith, whose predilection for recording eventually developed into something like a mania, started shooting and taping, and kept at it for almost a decade.
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Summer 2019's "it" girl developed into an iconic look across YouTube and TikTok, resulting in a flurry of teens sporting — and parodying — her look.
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Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India's previous "Look East" approach has developed into a proactive "Act East" policy for deeper relations with other Asian countries.
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Team: Indiana PacersOne thing to know: Sabonis has developed into a versatile big man with the Pacers since being acquired in the Paul George trade.
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Button joined McLaren the following year and has developed into one of the most solid drivers of the series, winning eight races with the team.
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She has developed into the best female distance freestyler in history and a legitimate quadruple Olympic gold medal threat this summer in Rio de Janeiro.
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We think that on Earth, life arose and was killed off multiple times before it really caught on and developed into multicellular life and beyond.
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The Foundry, it turns out, was only the first stage in a plan that has developed into a complete takeover of the Fine Arts Library.
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Martínez says her mother met Dalí and that they "had a friendship that developed into clandestine love," according to court documents she filed in 2015.
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Bundy and Gausman, both picked fourth over all, have been good enough to tease fans with their potential, but neither has developed into an ace.
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Protests in Syria against President Bashar al-Assad had by then developed into a full-scale armed conflict, and he saw an opportunity to help.
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But in recent years, the district has tilted leftward as once rural areas of Chesterfield County have been developed into housing that attracts young professionals.
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Mr. Damonte was taking me on a tour of the century-old former government building before it is developed into an exclusive hotel and apartments.
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That system was followed by the storm that developed into a "bomb cyclone," lashing the Northeast with high winds and rain on Wednesday and Thursday.
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In this lesson, students will learn what Brexit is, how it developed into the mess it is today and how it could ultimately be resolved.
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The foundation for what developed into the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) was laid during President George W. Bush's administration.
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In the three-and-a-half seasons that have followed, the Senegalese forward has developed into one of the most devastating attackers in world football.
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What started as Bing Liu's seemingly casual attempt to record skateboarding tricks with his friends as a teenager has developed into this immensely personal documentary.
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That mold turned out to be penicillium, and it was later developed into the first antibiotic that allowed us to save countless lives from infections.
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Gasol eventually developed into enough of a prospect that, at age 24, after several seasons in Spain, he returned to Memphis to join the Grizzlies.
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Matthie spent two years researching Daly's art, including scouring public records, in what developed into a personal passion project outside of her normal job duties.
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We're told they were hanging out over the holidays when the idea of marrying Filmore and Izzy came up ... and it quickly developed into reality.
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What had begun as a desire for intensity, rendered through experimentation with repetition and the possibilities of black paint, developed into a more site-specific practice.
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From modest beginnings in 1965, with fewer than 400 entries, it has developed into one of the largest and most prestigious photographic competitions in the world.
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The "Epic Night Utah State" Snapchat Story began with a girl spoiling movies and developed into a suspenseful love story between two students, Trevor and Madison.
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As part of this project, Siemens' current property in Spandau is to be developed into a technology park and business incubator by the end of 2030.
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An intentionally misspelled Twitter poll about monkey emoji has developed into an intense 20163,000+ person debate about Japanese history, unicode and the language of the web.
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In the past few years, fitness has developed into something of a social identity — at least among plugged-in, upper-middle-class, roughly millennial-age urbanites.
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"When I think about what kind of dog he was to begin with and what he's developed into, it still brings me to tears," she says.
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As they discovered, the organoids developed into fully functional blood vessels, which demonstrated for the first time that vascular organoids could be grown in another species.
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The "heroin-like" venom of a fish found on the Great Barrier Reef could be developed into new painkillers, say researchers from the University of Queensland.
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We built robots that write graffiti, maps that help you avoid surveillance cameras, and a tool called TXTmob that some other people later developed into Twitter.
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She reached the city's convention center, which had developed into a makeshift shelter -- without adequate provisions -- on a sliver of high ground along the Mississippi River.
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He is keen to continue pushing fonio even further, and his dream is to see his native grain developed into every food type on the market.
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She developed into a leader in high school, where she was an honor student, an accomplished member of the track team and the Student Council president.
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Activism defense has developed into a must-have business for most Wall Street banks even though the work can be time consuming and not especially lucrative.
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Following is a basic guide to Brexit, what it is, how it developed into the mess it is today and how it could ultimately be resolved.
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The protests began last Thursday over Iran's stagnant economy and the rising cost of living but quickly have developed into a broader outcry against the government.
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While it started as a funny pastime to call out Trump for his confusing, inconsistent, and false comments, it developed into something a bit more serious.
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A spokesperson for Uber told TechCrunch that this second system was never developed into a fully-realized prototype and amounted only to a few unassembled parts.
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Now with the Izzy True project as their main focus, their work has been developed into a shining example of self-deprecating yet whip-smart songwriting.
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Chief executive Carrie Lam suspended the bill, but that has failed to stem the protests, which have developed into a broader anti-government, pro-democracy movement.
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Israel active in Syria The Syrian conflict has developed into a complex proxy war, which in recent years has included Israeli strikes on Iran-linked targets.
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The issue of whether the Obamas would attend the royal wedding developed into a knotty question of etiquette in the months leading up to the event.
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Arizona State has developed into a very strong team, it turns out, but Washington is nothing special so far, currently rated around 100th by computer rankings.
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After that are the people who love the pageantry of the event, such as the commercials and halftime show, which have developed into their own subculture.
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The "Foundation" series began as several short stories published between 1942 and 1950, and was later developed into a trilogy of novels published from 1951 to 1953.
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But perhaps even more surprising was that, it appeared that larvae developed into adults sooner the larger the group was, according to the paper published in Nature.
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Once implanted, the stem cells developed into a rat pancreas within a mouse embryo that ultimately (and importantly) grew into a healthy mouse with a normal lifespan.
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Given the size of this market, it feels like there should be some epic tale as to how it developed into a cornerstone of the regional economy.
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When a cut under her fingernail developed into a throbbing, toxic infection, she had been too afraid to tell the nuns until it was almost too late.
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The ZTE case led to some "benefits" and "external pressures have developed into internal drivers" in China, said Wan Gang, vice chairman of China's parliamentary advisory body.
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He also has developed into a highly regarded motivational speaker and magician who entertains crowds with his tricks and humor and inspires them with his personal story.
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Played by actor Joe Keery, the character started out as an arrogant and well-groomed jock but slowly developed into one of the show's most lovable roles.
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Between 1940 and 1945 Auschwitz developed into a vast complex of barracks, workshops, gas chambers and crematoria, where about 1.5 million people, most of them Jews, died.
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Porzingis, whom the Knicks took with the No. 4 pick in the 2015 draft, developed into a fan favorite and then an All-Star in New York.
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Internal critics complained of an inability to delegate, and his rivalry with the more cerebral Douglas Carswell, UKIP's only member of Britain's Parliament, developed into guerrilla warfare.
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And his series of derisive exchanges with a Muslim couple whose son was killed fighting in Iraq developed into a potentially pivotal flash point in the election.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but have developed into the most sustained challenge to Bashir since he took power three decades ago.
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Hurricane Florence developed into a Category 85033 storm on Monday, and has the potential to strengthen to a Category 5 storm, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Some brief context: Singapore declared its independence from Malaysia just 52 years ago, and quickly developed into Asia's leading financial center, edging out Hong Kong in 2016.
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In the meantime, sort of without me realizing it, my truth began to manifest itself and I slowly developed into what I am now, whatever that is.
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Andersen and Gibson developed into standout N.H.L. goalies, with Gibson earning the Ducks' starting nod after Andersen was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs on June 20.
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The beginnings of this personal project developed into a collaboration with Ryan and photo editor Jessica Dimson, and eventually became the Times Magazine cover story this week.
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Within a year it had developed into a full-blown obsession, which has taken him to ten countries searching for debris from the missing airliner since 2015.
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Testing revealed that Mr. Hernandez had liposarcoma, a rare form of cancer that originates in fat cells and had developed into a large tumor in his abdomen.
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Over the years, El Sistema in Venezuela has developed into a social program aimed at helping disadvantaged youth through music instruction and has inspired music educators globally.
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Within a few hours, that generic hunger for new parts developed into a discerning palette as I began to anticipate what an enemy's broken shell might hold.
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But the decision is likely to rankle the Chinese government, which has helped support some of these companies as they have developed into cutting-edge technology firms.
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The rest has been developed into high-end apartments, shopping complexes, and an arts district targeted to Millennials, pushing descendants of the massacre out of the area.
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But as Malaysia developed into a middle-income country, members of the Chinese and Indian communities wondered why so much of the economy was reserved for Malays.
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Now read up on Eastern Illinois, the little-known FCS program where Jimmy Garoppolo, Tony Romo, Sean Payton, and Mike Shanahan developed into big-name NFL stars:
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The annual Tokyo Comic Market fair used to exist primarily for buying and selling comics but has now developed into one of the world's biggest cosplay events.
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Aviation was born in the United States and rapidly developed into the amazing system of transportation it is today because of fair access to the nation's airspace.
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According to economic historian Brian Domitrovic, that status quo prevailed until the early 20th century, but declined as the U.S. economy developed into the world's most advanced.
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What I focused on is millennials as workers and the changing relationship between labor and capital during the time we all came of age and developed into people.
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The countries have grown closer within the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) grouping, an economic club that has developed into a broader, more political alliance.
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As it turns out, the nose weed never quite made it to the man's throat, and instead developed into a gray calcified lesion measuring 19 by 11 millimeters.
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The game has stayed profitable every year, according to developer Riot Games, and it's developed into a major esport, with finals to be held in Paris next month.
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To do so, he and his colleagues observed the effects of introducing a CRISPR-Cas9 gene drive they had developed into fruitflies—insects commonly used in genetic studies.
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It has passed most of the EU's tests for this -- political, institutional and economic reforms -- but one remains and it has now developed into a major political problem.
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The no fly zone quickly developed into an illegal NATO airstrikes — with Clinton's encouragement — taking out strategic government assets as well as assisting "rebel" forces import arm shipments.
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Both players were cleared of violating any rules, but the investigation developed into a much wider inquiry looking into a web of gamblers linked to top-level players.
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What initially began as an inconvenience for the airlines, causing them to cancel some flights and cover others with spare aircraft, has developed into a much larger `problem.
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Glencore Agriculture has also developed into a major global grain merchant, and its chief executive Chris Mahoney told the conference his firm handled about 80 million tonnes annually.
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"Under Andrews leadership, GSK has successfully developed into a company with market-leading positions in pharmaceuticals, vaccines and consumer healthcare," chairman Philip Hampton said in a company statement.
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Here are 23 photos that show a sneak peek inside the wedding of a relationship that started as a clout-chasing rebound, and apparently developed into something real.
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The rallies began Thursday over the country's stagnant economy and rising living costs, but they developed into a broader outcry against the government and intensified over the weekend.
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What started as a simple lemonade stand in 2009 when Ulmer was 4 developed into a full-blown family business and social cause to help save the bees.
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Sevens has developed into a specialised game and the current England squad are fulltime sevens players, making the task for any late 15-man converts look even tougher.
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The 233-foot-2339, 216-pound Mize went undrafted out of high school three years ago, but he developed into a potential major league ace while in college.
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What started as a typical childhood infatuation with dinosaurs developed into a fascination with the moa, a giant flightless bird native to New Zealand, which is now extinct.
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In the days since, the "Benalla affair," as it has become known, has developed into the biggest crisis of his young presidency, barely more than a year old.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Dick Pound told Reuters on Wednesday that organizers would "reluctantly" have to cancel the Games if the coronavirus developed into a serious pandemic.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Dick Pound told Reuters on Wednesday that organizers would "reluctantly" have to cancel the Games if the coronavirus developed into a serious pandemic.
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As Brexit has developed into the mess it is today, a litany of creative interpretations have sprung forth — from memes and metaphors to editorial cartoons and music videos.
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Poland has developed into a leading video game exporter due to low labour costs, a young educated workforce and a thriving gaming tradition rooted in the Communist era.
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By 21945 occasional sorties by pairs of dive bombers had developed into a more concentrated campaign, David Macri, a historical researcher and academic based in Hong Kong said.
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The two remained friends for life, keeping in close contact as the elder Turner was diagnosed with ALS and his son developed into a talented high school player.
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Kingsbury said that he can see parallels between Murray and early-career Wilson, as the latter developed into a five-time Pro Bowler and a Super Bowl champion.
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Poland has developed into a leading video game exporter due to low labour costs, a young, educated workforce and a thriving gaming tradition rooted in the Communist era.
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At the time of his death, in 1973, it had developed into a body of interrelated languages — Sindarin and Quenya being the most advanced — with a complex history.
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With the aid of their imaging technology, the researchers were able to observe how the mammalian two-cell stage embryos developed into blastocysts under microgravity after four days.
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Both stars were going through respective divorces when their friendship developed into more on the reality competition series – Stefani splitting from husband Gavin Rossdale and Shelton from Miranda Lambert.
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When hostility to amnesty developed into the right's signature obsession, the bill's chief Republican pitchman, Senator Marco Rubio, turned his eyes to the presidency and abandoned his own undertaking.
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"Maternal mortality needs to come down if Myanmar wants to graduate from the least developed into a middle-income country," said Hla Hla Aye, assistant representative to the Fund.
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After the advent of modern medicine during the Enlightenment, ambitious institutions such as Westminster and Guy's, in London, developed into complex organisations that combined care, treatment, research and education.
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But this study also adds to the possibility of stem cell therapies, which are much hyped, but for the most part have yet to be developed into validated treatments.
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He developed into a strong two-way player, but his last few seasons in Colorado were marred by contract discussions and a rocky relationship with his linemate Matt Duchene.
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But as part of the announcement yesterday, it said Streams would now be developed into an "AI assistant" for nurses and doctors, helping alert them to patients in trouble.
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John developed into a full-blown guitar geek, spending endless hours dissecting Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Allman Brothers, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton in the bedroom he and T.J. shared.
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If the results, which are expected by 2022, are good, antibodies could be developed into an effective preventive treatment, which would be profoundly important in the fight against HIV.
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ET, Big Ten Network ABOUT NEW MEXICO STATE (373-237): While the Aggies are excelling defensively thanks to their defense, guard Sidy N'Dir has developed into the team's stopper.
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Hurricane Florence on Monday developed into a Category 4 storm and it has the potential to become a Category 5 before making landfall, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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But at the time of that approval, the lot proposed by the developer was more than 30 feet deep — a size that could be developed into a separate building.
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As part of the project, Siemens' current property in Spandau is to be developed into a technology park and base for business start-ups by the end of 2030.
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That distinction would fulfill the expectations placed on a young(er) Fleetwood, who grew up in Southport, north of Liverpool, and developed into a decorated amateur ranked third worldwide.
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Embiid, who had missed multiple seasons with injuries, has developed into a full-fledged superstar and Simmons is the co-frontrunner for the league's Rookie of the Year Award.
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The situation has now developed into a "humanitarian crisis," the Bahamian government said over the weekend, as thousands of people were evacuated from the islands by air and sea.
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This is at least partially true, as Himes's work was eventually developed into the Ossie Davis-directed "Cotton Comes to Harlem" (1970), arguably the first Blaxploitation film ever produced.
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When the researchers injected stem cells derived from a female rat into male embryos of laboratory mice, the cells developed into and survived as sperm precursors in adult males.
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"Last night in Pune there was a lot of heavy rain that developed into an unprecedented storm," said Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday, in a video he tweeted.
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SyFy's Channel Zero dramatized several "classic" examples of creepypasta; one No Sleep story, "The Spire in the Woods," is currently being developed into a feature film by Steven Spielberg.
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"The novel triple GLP-1/GIP/Gcg receptor agonist holds clear promise of being developed into a new treatment for chronic neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer's disease," the authors concluded.
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Five years later, Oliver's service received the backing of the British Red Cross Society and developed into the British Red Cross Transfusion Service, an organization that serviced the whole country.
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In the time that has passed, Arya has developed into a highly skilled magical assassin, and Gendry went into hiding in Flea Bottom and learned his way around a hammer.
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Ryan and Julio Jones have developed into the league's most prolific passing duo, but it was a drop by Jones that resulted in the game-turning interception against the Seahawks.
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Aside from serving as the home base for the company's design headquarters, Älmhult has also been developed into an "Ikea town", featuring a hotel and museum dedicated to the brand.
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"I've described Iran in the past, and I think the description still fits, the leadership in Iran has developed into a paper tiger with steel claws," he told CNBC Tuesday.
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"Marchand came in with a little bit of a different role, more of antagonistic role, and has developed into one of the top-five players in the game," Jones said.
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Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan will join us at the TechCrunch Singapore Meetup on December 23 to discuss the IPO, and how the business has developed into a public company.
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The demonstrations were triggered by price increases and cash shortages but developed into the most sustained challenge to Bashir since he took power in a military coup three decades ago.
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Hurricane Florence developed into a Category 85033 storm on Monday, and has the potential to strengthen to a Category 5 before it makes landfall, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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The storm developed into a hurricane on Friday night and strengthened as it passed through the central Gulf of Mexico, before making landfall near the mouth of the Mississippi River.
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American civil religion, largely created by American Protestants early in the republic, hasn't always been inclusive, but has developed into a broad understanding of America as one nation under God.
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These include nesting behavior, brain and bone structure, and the feathers that started as rude, spiky projections and developed into the sleek shaft-and-filament feather of the modern bird.
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In that time, Lopez says, it's developed into a community where members look to uplift and support each other—alongside playing games like Overwatch, Until Dawn, Slender, and many more.
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Aus has since developed into more of a house and techno label, and when that started to happen I decided to stop doing Simple—the labels were converging in sound.
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Starting in 1988 with only four beds, the clinic has developed into a fully-fledged health facility providing inpatient services, surgery and trauma care, dental care, vaccinations and HIV prevention.
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"What started innocently developed into obsession, as we became increasingly aware of how corrupt the eyewear industry truly is," Kidong Kwon, L'appel's product designer, told Refinery29 of the brand's start.
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Skaggs developed into a regular part of the rotation, and though he often fought injuries, he had made all his starts this season and led the team in innings pitched.
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Nicaragua has been convulsed since April, when peaceful student protests developed into a broad-based movement demanding the resignation of President Daniel Ortega and Ms. Murillo, who is his wife.
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Meanwhile, the world of social platforms has drastically changed thanks to TikTok, a short-form video-sharing app that&aposs developed into a launchpad for viral hilarity and widespread memes.
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Tehran: US helped orchestrate protests The protests began a week ago over Iran's stagnant economy and the rising cost of living, and developed into a broader outcry against the government.
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Bryant's death continues to affect players from around the league, including LeBron James, whose long relationship with Bryant had developed into more of a friendship over the last two seasons.
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According to the Saudi Press Agency, preliminary investigations revealed that "discussions" between Khashoggi and suspects currently detained by Saudi Arabia developed into a physical altercation that resulted in Khashoggi's death.
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Picked 222th over all in the 22014 draft, he developed into one of the league's best defenders, making the All-Defensive second team in 222 and first team in 603.
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With the director Nick Leavens, "Headphone Splitter" was to be developed into a series of music videos driven by Mr. Marks's singing, although he only recorded the first three episodes.
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According to a report from the Peoria Journal Star, light rain developed into a significant storm, which led festival organizers and public safety officials to shut down the music stages.
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The History Channel noted that the march was a watershed moment in U.S. civil rights history, helping set in motion subsequent peaceful protests that later developed into the Civil Rights movement.
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After a bumpy flight on a small plane in 2003 left her shaken, Bündchen reveals she developed a fear of tunnels, elevators and other enclosed spaces, that developed into serious anxiety.
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Prytania's chief executive, Jim Irvine, and its head of solutions, Fraser Malcom, will run the new independent solutions business, which has developed into a major operation in providing structured credit valuations.
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"Since the seminal discoveries by the three laureates, circadian biology has developed into a vast and highly dynamic research field, with implications for our health and wellbeing," the Nobel citation said.
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The unrest was sparked by concerns Beijing was tightening its grip on Hong Kong and has developed into worst political crisis since Britain handed the city back to China in 1997.
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Later, Title IX was invoked to handle sexual harassment and misconduct on college campuses, and, since 2013, has developed into as a legal basis for protecting the rights of transgender students.
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WUCMA coordinator Wani said a 34 km-long embankment will be developed into the "Wular Boulevard" to support eco-tourism activities such as bird-watching, boating on the lake and cruises.
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Over the past few years, podcasts have developed into an incredible medium for long-form reporting and creative fiction, with shows like Serial and Welcome to Nightvale garnering massive mainstream followings.
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It will sit on the site of the former Hollywood Park racetrack, which had been demolished a few years ago and was already being developed into a gigantic live-work complex.
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Then, Mr Everett reckons, icons developed into "symbols"—some of them spoken, arbitrary sounds that, unlike icons, had lost any connection to their referent (as "cat" sounds nothing like a cat).
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A highlight tape attracted an offer from the University of Texas, El Paso, and by his senior season, in 2002, Dorenbos had developed into an N.F.L. prospect as a long snapper.
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Actively connecting scientists with resource labs, and helping resource labs keep their equipment optimally busy, is a model Iorns and cofounder Dan Knox have developed into a business, called Science Exchange.
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And then as the relationship matured and grew, that real stuff from my past has just developed into this huge monster that now takes up a big space in my head.
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It was the perfect jaw-dropping finale to a game that was billed as a grudge match but swiftly developed into a classic for the ages at the Pyeongchang Winter Games.
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What began as a $2 million startup in 2013 developed into a foundation that has raised 21.7 million dollars since November 2016 and 31.5 million dollars since their origin in 2013.
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"Meg has especially developed into an extraordinary businesswoman, actress, writer and advocate for women and children," Roth says of Markle, who is also the founder of the lifestyle blog The Tig.
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Wilson stabilized the blue line by signing the free-agent defenseman Paul Martin as a stay-at-home partner for the freewheeling Brent Burns, who developed into a Norris Trophy finalist.
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He had 9.5 sacks and 22.5 tackles for losses, he made first-team all-conference, helped Temple win the AAC title, and developed into a potential late-round NFL draft pick.
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Truman restored his finances in 1955 when acreage from the family farmland in Grandview was developed into a shopping center to be called the Truman Corners Town and Country Shoppers City.
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When he began painting again in the late 1960s, his style had developed into what he called "Oneiric Luminism," characterized by a more organic abstraction focused on light, shadow, and space.
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"His figurative works have the spontaneity of old-school graffiti, with patches of color, rough textural elements, and random marks developed into characters that have the amorphousness of ghosts," says Scala.
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Bursting onto the main stage at the DREAM lightweight grand prix as a wrestler with heavy hands and a habit for taking punishment, Alvarez rapidly developed into a talented, technical striker.
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And so other professions of faith have followed, in what's developed into a micro-trend of sorts (and isn't meant to signify that other artists are 'copying' or 'emulating' Stormzy btw).
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While live-streaming is a feature for the likes of Facebook and Twitter in the West, it has developed into a very promising and lucrative industry of its own in Asia.
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Lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a measure on Thursday that started as a response to anti-Israel comments by Representative Ilhan Omar but developed into an all-inclusive condemnation of bias and bigotry.
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He took an interest in surfing early on, and it developed into a passion; for two of his teenage years, he never missed a day on the waves, rain or shine.
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Egypt struck the jackpot in 153 with the discovery of a giant reservoir known as Zohr that has developed into one of the largest single gas fields in the Middle East.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Formed on Cinco de Mayo in 1984, in San Francisco's Mission District, Culture Clash has developed into one of the country's preeminent Chicano performance troupes.
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As the intifada developed into an increasingly militarized conflict in 1993, and Israel sealed off the occupied territories in March that year, Israeli negotiators held secret meetings with Palestinians near Oslo.
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Mann joined the L.P.G.A. Tour in 19603 and developed into one of its top players, along with Kathy Whitworth and Mickey Wright, the top winners in the history of women's golf.
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Like other forms of artisanship, wagashi sweets developed into an art form and a luxury product in Kyoto, with their origins in imported Chinese snacks going back more than a millennium.
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The holiday has developed into a summer festival of family and rest, the day itself followed by a week of eating leftovers, to the soundtrack of cricket commentary on the radio.
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Take pasta for example, whether it is soba, spaghetti, spaetzle—pasta developed into an international favorite dish by evolving into ethnic variations based on what ingredients were available to each rendition.
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Malik tells TMZ ... Kanye's take on slavery -- that it was "a choice" -- could have been developed into a compelling argument, but an hour show isn't the place to make the case.
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She never developed into a field painter (Mark Rothko and Barnett Newman), or a geometric one (Ad Reinhardt), nor did she work in a large, all-over mode during the late 51946s.
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Braves RH Julio Teheran (6-10, 3.10) Despite sharing the National League lead with 29 homers against through Sunday, Eickhoff has developed into a dependable starter in his second major-league season.
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But the characters of Bill and Lance have since developed into their own over the course of many games, so we were conscious of giving them a unique representation in our artwork.
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Over the next 18 years, the package developed into a rhinolith -- a stone that forms around a foreign body in the nasal cavity through the slow deposition of calcium and magnesium salts.
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"Larvae would have been dormant when there was no rain, and with the rain the dormant larvae developed into adults," agreed Faseeha Noordeen, professor of microbiology at the state university in Peradeniya.
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SHOP awards grants to non-profits like that buy home sites to be developed into affordable housing, allowing low-income individuals to invest sweat equity in building and repairing low-income homes.
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Nor is it always smooth sailing: nautical literature is often a litany of things going wrong, of solutions improvised, of struggling sailors being developed into great ones… or never developing at all.
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But there's not always a concrete reason why people snoop, and some people just do it because their own worries or insecurities about their relationship have developed into actual fears, Brateman says.
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Forward Kevin Puryear (12.2 points, 16 rebounds) has developed into their go-to guy, though fellow freshman Terrence Phillips (7.9 points, 3.2 assists) put up a season-high 16 points against Arkansas.
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By this time, Giovanazzi had developed into something of a clubland entrepreneur himself, opening Complex in Glendale and developing Das Bunker into a nightlife brand with gigs at Hollywood clubbing destination Avalon.
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On a rare day off, she enjoys heading somewhere quiet in nature, and somewhere where she can learn—over time, that developed into a love for vineyards, and Two Wolves was born.
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Only a fraction of the land, Islam said, would be needed for the mosque -- the rest had the potential to be developed into a park, housing and a school for religious education.
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It's developed into a unique cult appeal that manifested itself most vividly when Charlotte Church reviewed their second LP, Sultans of Sentiment, in a list of her favourite albums for The Quietus.
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Before it was developed into a stage show that became a worldwide phenomenon, the Irish step-dancing spectacle "Riverdance" began as Ireland's intermission act when the country hosted the contest in 1994.
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The series — each concert is an evening-long exploration of the work of a single living artist — has developed into one of the most important habitats in New York's new-music ecosystem.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia ran a program of hacking and disinformation to interfere in the elections and it later developed into an attempt to help Republican candidate Trump defeat Clinton.
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Younger players like linebacker Rolando McClain and defensive back Kareem Jackson developed into impact players, and a star-studded freshman class that included receiver Julio Jones and linebacker Dont'a Hightower came on board.
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The new prestige translated into a growing role for Italy&aposs head of state, which developed into "a sort of guarantor of internal equilibrium and the reference point for European politics," he said.
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But embryos with DNA edits shouldn't be developed into human beings just yet — there are too many unanswered questions — and countries around the world should determine ethically how to proceed, the group says.
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Earlier this summer, he released a series of videos — Rakka, Firebase, and Zygote — along with several other shorter films, all of which could potentially be developed into more extensive projects down the road.
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An OPEC source described the summit as an idea which would be developed into a proposal, and a second source said it would be discussed in Vienna, where the deal will be reviewed.
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"I started by doing a figure of a monster which was headbutting a lamp post at the end of my garden, and then it developed into this monster defending a maiden," he said.
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Starting out with a simple minimalist "diagram" approach that developed into a more literal circuit board look, it was then stripped back down to the finished final version you see on the page.
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The insights he has developed into Putin and other leaders from both the developed and developing world should become a beacon for forthcoming foreign policy decisions to be faced by the new administration.
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Many observers wondered whether Hurts would transfer or change positions after losing his starting job, but he maintained a positive attitude throughout this season as Tagovailoa developed into a leading Heisman Trophy contender.
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The program, announced in her inaugural address of 22, has since been developed into a set of strategies, and, depending on sources and articles, range from a few to a few dozen billions.
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Thus emerged a picture of a unique life cycle where individuals are born fully developed into the discarded bodies of their ancestors, already bearing the dirt and dings of decades on the streets.
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The Orioles (24-22) traded Arrieta to the Cubs in 23 and the right-hander developed into one of the game's best pitchers after going 227-03 with a 20 ERA in Baltimore.
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The app has been around since 2011, and has developed into a platform both for editing photos with artsy, preset filters and for sharing pictures in a place without likes and follower counts.
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The Columbian exchange introduced Europe not just to new foods and flavors but also to novel medicines, like the bark of the cinchona tree, which was eventually developed into quinine to treat malaria.
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As much as I love a Rothko, my "thing" in recent years developed into writing a sex column and exposés on sex parties—the nudity and sex toys weren't about to bother me.
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Michael developed into a fine amateur as he and his brothers formed close bonds with the city's eminent fighting clans, like the Hiltons, Gattis, and Grants—all formative players in Montreal boxing history.
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But once he got to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, the smell had developed into an olfactory cocktail of burned plastic and death, and smoke started to billow out of his vehicle.
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Cruz's big victory in Iowa would also be almost instantly dampened by an accusation that developed into a long-running theme of the campaign: that Cruz's staff engaged in underhanded and dishonest tactics.
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We see that even as far back as America's star system, which has ties to Hollywood around the 1920s and developed into this very organized industry for creating, promoting and circulating star images.
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Poland — Eastern Europe's biggest economy — has quietly developed into a leading video game exporter thanks to low labor costs, a young educated workforce and a thriving gaming tradition rooted in the Communist era.
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Poland — Eastern Europe's biggest economy — has quietly developed into a leading video game exporter thanks to low labor costs, a young educated workforce and a thriving gaming tradition rooted in the Communist era.
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Poland -- Eastern Europe's biggest economy -- has quietly developed into a leading video game exporter thanks to low labor costs, a young educated workforce and a thriving gaming tradition rooted in the Communist era.
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According to research compiled by the science publication Mosaic, a typhoid vaccine was first tested in 1896 but only developed into a safe and effective vaccine nearly a hundred years later, in 1994.
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Two French refineries have closed since 2012, while the Middle East has developed into a refining mega center with massive, diesel-heavy units helping to pump a growing excess in European storage tanks.
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Based on the recent sale of a nearby plot, the Central site alone could be worth $2200 billion and deliver 2000 million square feet of floor space if developed into a commercial site.
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The area first developed into a major summer tourism destination in the 1950s when brothers Lou and Will Morey, inspired by a visit to Miami's South Beach, started building motels on the island.
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Spurgeon has developed into a top-pair defenceman with Minnesota over the past few seasons, much more than what was expected when he was selected in the sixth round of the 2008 draft.
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