While the royal couple's daughter is developing into a dancer, she is also developing into a perfect little lady.
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Were they on their way to developing into adult bodies?
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So how did you stop it from developing into something else?
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However, their live show was already developing into an impressive spectacle.
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" (PBS interview) "The central issue is we're developing into a plutocracy.
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Yet it's hard to see 2018 developing into a blue wave.
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"The central issue is we're developing into a plutocracy," he told me.
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That artificial embryo, however, was unable to continue developing into a fetus.
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TALK of tariffs is in danger of developing into cries of trade war.
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I've had a dozen crushes, with five developing into ask-them-out plans.
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But that interest will simmer for a while before developing into something more ... interesting.
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This situation is fast developing into a major PR problem for Trump's former campaign manager.
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It was the latest sign that conservative resentment of Francis is developing into open resistance.
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"The central issue is we're developing into a plutocracy," he told us in an interview.
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Many aging sex workers in Sonagachi also have high blood sugar, which risks developing into diabetes.
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It's developing into not just trade war but various other things, so it warrants careful attention.
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On average, the Atlantic sees six hurricanes in a season, with three developing into major hurricanes.
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Our dreams of developing into one of the world's most prosperous and democratic countries seemed imperiled.
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His response to Hurricane Harvey seems to be developing into some sort of a turning point.
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" (PBS interview) ON RISING DISTRUST OF GOVERNMENT "The central issue is we're developing into a plutocracy.
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Two barrier features on the chart acted to slow the rally from developing into a trend change.
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We believe demand for Stories ads continues to grow and is developing into a primary growth driver.
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Franklin weakened to a tropical storm early Thursday after developing into a Category 1 hurricane on Wednesday.
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It had invested heavily in advertising technology, developing into something between a platform and a home page.
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Kristaps Porzingis is developing into a full-fledged star, regularly scoring upward of 30 points per game.
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Bayer Advantage II kills fleas on contact and prevents eggs and larvae from developing into biting adults.
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Although Russia remains the West's main near-term adversary, China is developing into a longer-term threat.
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And I think she is already developing into her own little person, which is absolutely magical to watch.
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This would prove a hugely successful move, with the younger Turpin rapidly developing into a top-class boxer.
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Meanwhile, worries that the U.S.-China trade is developing into a more entrenched dispute have also hit prices.
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But in practice, the U.S. intelligence community, led by former officials, is developing into an organized political faction.
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On average, the Atlantic sees six hurricanes during a season, with three of them developing into major hurricanes.
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But mostly, "Barry" pulls off the feat, developing into something more profound than its high-concept premise suggests.
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It moved west over the Caribbean Sea and turned north, developing into a Category 000 storm by Oct.
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Within the context of Billions, Bobby and Wendy's relationship developing into something "more" wouldn't be so out of place.
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The offensive line came together, with tackle Morgan Moses and first-round guard Brandon Scherff developing into solid starters.
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Since then, the job market has advanced dramatically, developing into something not only more diverse, but also more abstract.
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Or does it coddle students too much, preventing them from developing into fully functional, responsible and independent young adults?
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They had a whirlwind romance — starting off as an obvious, clout-chasing rebound but seemingly developing into something real.
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But Mezei stuck around in Florida for five seasons, developing into a relatively reliable defensive defenseman and decent fighter.
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Tanaka's mathematical model shows how an otherwise harmless bacterium like M. tuberculosis is capable of developing into a transmissible pathogen.
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The trail diminished into a rough two-track before turning uphill and developing into a true trail, overgrown in spots.
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"We are doing all we can to put the recombinant vaccine that we are developing into clinical application," Chen said.
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"The core group is developing into that veteran group, and we're kind of in the middle of it," Rizzo said.
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It proved tough to construct, so the idea ended up developing into this theme instead, which I'm very happy with.
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Health officials in China said they were monitoring it to prevent the outbreak from developing into something more severe. Jan.
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The system has a 90 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm in the next 48 hours, the NHC said.
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The records see the band in its gestational period, quickly developing into an obtuse, aggressive band before dissolving just as quickly.
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Then, they looked at the future risk of naturally occurring dengue infection developing into dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome.
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But the silence also, Manohla Dargis said in her review for The Times, prevents it from developing into a gripping narrative.
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While it's experienced some growing pains and still has some painfully awkward moments, it's developing into a remarkably powerful and entertaining comedy.
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A Natural has been several years in the making, beginning life as a short story before developing into a full-blown novel.
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Instead, he has spent nine seasons with Real Madrid in Spain's top league, gradually developing into one of Europe's premier backcourt players.
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On average, the Atlantic sees six hurricanes in a season, with three developing into major hurricanes (defined as Category 3 or above).
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However, two barrier features on the chart that act to prevent any future rebound rally at $38 from developing into a trend change.
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Nationals TBA A month shy of his 25th birthday, Foltynewicz continues developing into what the Braves hope will be a top-tier starter.
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You can think about your future too much and then it goes from being adaptive, to developing into anxiety-related disorders, says Szpunar.
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Earlier Monday, the National Hurricane Center said the disturbance had a 60% chance of developing into a tropical depression or storm by Wednesday.
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Enhanced agency differentiating a cow from a horse for example, is rapidly developing into recognizing specific people and their moods, and interpreting behavior.
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My company, Cinema Gypsy, produced a podcast, "Bronzeville," in conjunction with Larenz Tate and his brothers that we're developing into a television show.
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Twitter's fate is a cautionary tale and financial details remain to be seen, but Snap's I.P.O. is developing into an investor photo op.
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The FTC is concerned that Illumina struck the deal to prevent Pacific Biosciences from developing into a competitor in the DNA sequencing market.
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Meanwhile, a tropical wave located east of the Lesser Antilles has a 50 percent chance of developing into a tropical cyclone, the NHC added.
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The best part of my day: The best part of my day is knowing that my son is developing into a lovely human being.
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Potential Tropical Cyclone 16 has a 90% chance of developing into a tropical or subtropical storm over the next two days, the NHC said.
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The National Hurricane Center said a disturbance near Cuba has a 20 percent chance of developing into a cyclone in the next 48 hours.
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The only times I've wondered if it is developing into something is when he calls me, because typically millennials don't speak on the phone.
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Stroh simply explores growing up and developing into a moderately successful installation artist while navigating a collapsing beer empire and troubled Fortune 400 family.
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In The Underland Chronicles, I'd examined the idea of an unjust war developing into a just war because of greed, xenophobia and longstanding hatreds.
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Latham diagnosed Jutting with a narcissistic personality disorder -- he didn't feel empathy like normal people -- and determined that he was developing into a sexual sadist.
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There are three barrier features on the chart that act to limit the current rally and prevent the rally from developing into a trend change.
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Reliever Dellin Betances is a success story for the Yankees, developing into a three-time All-Star after having the surgery as a minor leaguer.
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The same period has seen the rise of the Amazon Echo and its digital assistant, Alexa, which is rapidly developing into the leading smart-home platform.
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Previously, researchers have "tricked" eggs into developing into an embryo without fertilization, but the resulting embryos (known as parthenogenetic embryos) died after just a few days.
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FDA protections Although the anisakis parasite can live as a larva for several weeks in a human stomach, it will die before developing into an adult.
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But Bahrain hasn't seen the same success as some of its neighbors in developing into a financial hub at the scale of Abu Dhabi or Dubai.
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Over the years, it's actually been developing into its very own genre of art, "balanced art," inspiring creative minds all over the world to start stacking.
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"Even in areas of conflict they need to talk to each other, to manage the conflict, to prevent them from developing into something disastrous," he said.
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Understanding that pathway points the way to developing drugs that can fight retroviruses, helping millions with HIV keep their infections from developing into full-blown AIDS.
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" Volcker warned in August that the U.S. is "developing into a plutocracy," asserting that the country was "in a hell of a mess in every direction.
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Even with these depressing odds, the zoo tried to fight the virus as soon as staff noticed EEHV developing into an illness in both Aayu and Nandita.
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The reason we aren't uniform sacs of protoplasm is that our cells turn those same genes on and off in distinctive patterns, thereby developing into different tissues.
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Not only does this make you feel better in the moment, but it'll also help keep any minor muscle tension from developing into bigger, more chronic problems.
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With Hassan Whiteside developing into a dominant center in his absence last season, Bosh was again willing to change positions, moving back to power forward this year.
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To use a viral analogy, the Fed cannot cure a common cold, but it may be able to prevent the cold from developing into bronchitis or pneumonia.
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Those are steep and rapid rebounds that have the characteristics of a short-term rally but also have a habit of developing into longer-term sustainable trends.
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For ABC, what was supposed to be a boost to its morning lineup is instead developing into a giant headache with one of its most prominent stars.
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The situation risks developing into a major crisis in U.S.-Turkey relations if the U.S. declines to extradite or arrest Gulen, as it did with another nearby power.
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While her children are busily developing into young people, there's one thing the Oscar-winning star is certain about: They're unlikely to follow in their parents' Hollywood footsteps.
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NEW ORLEANS – Hurricane forecasters say a tropical disturbance nearing the Gulf of Mexico has a 40 percent chance of developing into at least a tropical depression this week.
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Uncontrolled plastic pollution now risks developing into a "very severe" health issue with tiny particles turning up in the fish that ends up on people's plates, he warned.
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Months later, "your friend" is still hung up on this thing and wondering if they're developing into a stalker or a weirdo or at least a sad sack.
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The duo's adventures are chronicled on their Instagram, Facebook and YouTube pages under the name VanCatMeow, developing into a diary which East hopes brings unadulterated joy to people.
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Recipients pass the first big post-transplant milestone—engraftment—when their new blood precursor cells begin growing rapidly and developing into the proper components within their bone marrow.
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"Ben is developing into one of our young, emerging core players and is an important part of our future," Canucks General Manager Jim Benning said in a statement.
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The development company who owns the building, Castlepoint, also owns the large site around MOCA, which they plan on developing into a mixed use residential, commercial, and artistic hub.
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In Haberman's analysis, she describes how Twitter has gotten worse and worse in many regards over the years, developing into an unreliable source filled with toxic interactions and vitriol.
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The foot injury that caused him to sit out two seasons hasn't been an issue, and he quickly is developing into one of the top centers in the league.
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Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said in an interview published Tuesday that the United States is "developing into a plutocracy" and suffering from a crisis in good governance.
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Half an hour's drive to the southwest, Arles is developing into a cultural capital, thanks to the LUMA Foundation's forthcoming arts center, designed by Frank Gehry and Annabelle Selldorf.
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But in theory, the drugs could lead to miscarriage or cause issues with the neonatal fetus, or they could prevent the egg from developing into a viable pregnancy altogether.
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But Mr. Volcker's biggest complaint is about the influence of money on how the country is run: "The central issue is, we're developing into a plutocracy," he told me.
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Testing for the HIV virus is up, knowledge has increased and, most importantly, drugs are available to control the spread of the virus and stop it developing into AIDS.
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If their host is a caterpillar, they might even cause it to stop it from developing into the adult form in order to keep it around as a food source.
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The NHC places the odds of it developing into a subtropical or tropical system at 90% as the disturbance moves from the Western Caribbean into the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
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"Switzerland is already developing into a leading hub, and I think that will be even more the case in the future," Olga Feldmeier, chief executive of Zug-based SmartValor, said.
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"There will be more and more outbreaks developing into big epidemics," said Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the first head of Unaids.
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Another system currently located over the north-central Gulf of Mexico has a 10 percent chance of developing into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours, the NHC added.
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"Reducing poverty and inequality is developing into a central issue in the conversation around the 2020 presidential election," note the researchers at Columbia University's Center on Poverty and Social Policy.
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That said, the gallery itself was emerging at the time, and the projects were more emerging, so it was more suited for that neighborhood that was developing into something else.
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Theodore is one of the few inaugural Knights who seems like he has a shot at developing into a genuine star, but he'll need to play to make that happen.
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Asian shares were hobbled near four-month lows on Friday on worries the U.S.-China trade spat was developing into a more entrenched strategic dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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A tropical low has formed off the coast of far north Queensland which the weather bureau says has a moderate chance of developing into a cyclone over the next few days.
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He had played through a right foot injury much of the season before the left foot became an issue, and doctors thought it had a chance of developing into something worse.
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The National Hurricane Center is giving the system a high chance (80%) of developing into a tropical storm by late this week as it moves through the central and eastern Bahamas.
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Edelman came to the Patriots as a quarterback out of Kent State in 2009 but made the team as a receiver and a punt returner before developing into a key cog.
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It's a style I've spent 10 years developing into something that's mine and can (hopefully) be recognized by people and artists without them having to see my name attached to it.
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As Caulfield tells it, stem cell research has genuine potential—stem cells are often touted as both "master cells" and "blank slates," capable of developing into any cell within the body.
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"The car is developing into a quality-time machine," Dieter Zetsche, chief executive of Daimler, the parent of Mercedes-Benz, said last month at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin.
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" She kept a diary and, her family recalled in the statement announcing her death, "demonstrated a vivid imagination, by making up stories from her daily experiences, developing into a young griot.
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RELATED: Obama gun town hall: 5 takeaways But Obama focused his answer on preventing criminals from getting guns in the first place, and preventing children in inner cities from developing into criminals.
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The current rally is a new test of the resistance level but this rally has an increased probability of developing into a strong breakout above $18.75 as shown by the GMMA relationships.
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The Hurricane Center lowered Invest 99L's chances of developing into a tropical depression, tropical storm or hurricane to 70 percent through 5 days, down from 80 percent earlier in the day. Indeed.
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They also talked about the personal nature of the film and the tracks (which focus on marital strife and, eventually, reconciliation) and the ways Beyoncé is developing into an increasingly political artist.
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In another savvy move, Mr. Gelb went calling on Christine Goerke with contracts to sign once it became clear that she was developing into the most impressive dramatic soprano of her time.
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He's developing into the kind of top performer the Jets figured he could be when they selected him as their first-ever draft pick in 2011 after the franchise moved north from Atlanta.
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"This is developing into a major concern for the oil market because once the seasonal demand disappears, gasoline inventories could be set to explode in the second half of the year," he added.
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He has put up rushing numbers worthy of Michael Vick's finest days while developing into a passer who can take advantage of any team that tries to stack its box to stop him.
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A year after he was drafted by the Yankees, he seemed to be developing into a pitching prospect, with an 210-4 record, 23 saves and a 1.97 E.R.A. at Class A Greensboro.
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The National Hurricane Center, which dispatched a reconnaissance aircraft into the tropical wave on Tuesday morning, is giving the system a "moderate" chance of developing into a named storm during the next five days.
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And get this -- California may play the key defining role in deciding which party will control the U.S. Congress and what is now developing into the single most important midterm election in our lifetime.
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But the National Hurricane Center is watching an area of showers and thunderstorm in the Gulf of Mexico which has a 30% chance of developing into a named storm in the next 48 hours.
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A scaffold made of biomaterial, designed to biodegrade once it's no longer needed, gives shape to the organ-in-progress; after each layer of cells is deposited, they grow together, developing into functional tissue.
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These VRE signals are likely to become even more pronounced as Earth ages and warms, developing into either an arid planet of cacti (which have very strong VRE signatures) or perhaps a lush tropical biome.
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The whole track feels more left-field than "Strangers," opening with a vocoder effect before developing into a relaxed verse and the sort of expansive yet minimal chorus you can freely associate with Scandinavian artists.
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Cross straits tensions between China and Taiwan are developing into an international drama with a 16-year-old Korean pop (K-pop) singer drawn into the fray, highlighting political minefields facing businesses in the region.
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SYDNEY, Feb 22 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures edged lower on Thursday as fears of the coronavirus outbreak developing into a pandemic weighed on prices, although Argentina's move to suspend exports provided a floor to losses.
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For this popular podcast, which YouTube considered developing into an animated series last year, Daniel Van Kirk reads news stories aloud, and the identical twins Randy and Jason Sklar riff on the stupidity contained therein.
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After that moment of forgetfulness, Magdon-Ismail said Kortina and he decided that their earlier idea to make mobile payments with a phone app connected to your bank account was worth developing into a reality.
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Some of the tech company's other health experiments have run into regulatory and legal problems, including an app called Streams that its DeepMind subsidiary is developing into an AI-powered assistant for doctors and nurses.
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And as the novelty of Calvin's appearance and behavior wears off, it starts to look more and more ridiculous, especially as it stops developing into something increasingly frightening, and just becomes a free-floating CGI effect.
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"As more is found out about him and his childhood, we'll get a better sense on how witnessing something like that would have contributed to him developing into the guy he was," Holes told BuzzFeed News.
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The well-defined low could be developing into a tropical depression and conditions are expected to be favorable for further development while it moves north-northeastward over the open Atlantic, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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We've asked them to pick out the top storage tools you need to eradicate the four most common piles with the highest danger of developing into disorderly bundles: Beauty products, mail, laundry, and shoes and coats.
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"2017 does seem to be developing into a 'tug-of-war' between the retailers and food manufacturers, where pressure is mounting on retailers to become sharper on price points," Bernstein analyst Alexia Howard said on Monday.
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From that starting point, Sanders had nowhere to go but up -- and up he went, developing into not only a legitimate challenger to Clinton but also a voice for the rising liberal base in the party.
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"He started out with shortness of breath and it rapidly progressed and deteriorated, developing into what is called acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)," said Dr. Michael Plisco, a critical care pulmonologist at Mercy Hospital St. Louis.
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The system brewing north of the Bahamas has a 90 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm over the next day or two as it moves toward South Carolina, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
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U.S. crude inventories rose to their highest since July 2017, suggesting ample supplies in the world's top consumer , with prices also hit by worries that the U.S.-China trade conflict is developing into a more entrenched dispute.
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Importantly, as ESL's UK manager James Dean pointed out to me, e-sports are developing into distinct and differentiated businesses, each with its own funding model tied to how the original game is managed by its creator.
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Another system currently located about 1,800 miles (2,890 km) east of the southern Windward Islands has a 40 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm in the next 48 hours, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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Che is a particular brand of headstrong and focused, and developing into one of those UK talents who will inspire people like me to tap you on the shoulder and suggest you 'keep an eye on him.
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Still, downside risks to global growth remain, particularly with relation to U.S. trade policy and its ongoing dispute with China, which risked developing into a broader trade war, the Bundesbank added, repeating its concern over trade friction.
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But mainly "Signals" is a delight that works as a progression, beginning with the formal starkness of a duet and two solos, and gradually developing into, as Mr. Mitchell described, "a jubilee" with a trio and sextet.
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But their attempts might not be enough to prevent the locusts from developing into a flying throng in the coming days — when they will then threaten to devour crops like sunflowers and cotton, and grasslands for cattle grazing.
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Iceland's authorities play down the threat of it developing into an Argentina-style dispute, saying they have been transparent in their actions and that the moves are "fully consistent with both domestic law and Iceland´s international obligations".
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U.S. crude inventories have risen to their highest since July 2017, suggesting ample supplies in the world's top consumer , with prices also hit by worries that the U.S.-China trade conflict is developing into a more entrenched dispute.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Geraint Thomas secured his biggest road victory in the Paris-Nice race on Sunday but there could be much more to come for the Briton who is developing into another Team Sky-shaped grand tour champion.
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All these incidents which the whole world had watched with deep apprehensions could be brought under control and prevented from developing into a big war only thanks to the persistent peace policy of the Government of the DPRK.
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"It isn't really a true neighborhood yet, but it is developing into one," said Anoush D'Orville, 36, who in 2004 moved from a studio in NoLIta to a one-bedroom co-op near Bryant Park that cost $385,000.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — The sale of a used car is developing into an unusual criminal case and a potential diplomatic sore point between the United Nations and Bangladesh, whose government has frequently bristled at criticism from the international community.
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Activism can become an exclusive enclave—a kind of enlightened clubhouse—where self-selecting activists cluster together, expressing our idealistic values but never developing into a big enough force to make a real dent in the problems we protest.
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If Karl-Anthony Towns becomes the brain-melting evolutionary force we all expect, while developing into a monstrous physical presence on the defensive end, no team will be able to concoct an effective response whenever he's on the court.
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The novel germinated in the late 20063s while Ms. Warren was developing into a long-distance runner in Westchester County, N.Y. She was also slowly acknowledging her homosexuality and concluding that her marriage to a man was a sham.
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The biomarkers were numbers of antral follicles, indicative of the number of immature eggs remaining in the body; levels of follicle-stimulating hormone that regulated reproductive processes; estrogen levels; and numbers of mature eggs capable of developing into healthy embryos.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 19th century, when photography was developing into a mass medium, a few intrepid early adopters pointed their glass plate cameras at one of the most intimidating natural forces on Earth: the tornado.
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The physical gifts were turned into production in college, with Barkley rushing for 3,843 yards and 43 touchdowns in his three years at Penn State, and developing into a solid pass-catching option out of the backfield as a junior.
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On the other side of the Atlantic, a low pressure system a few hundred miles southeast of the Cabo Verde Islands has a 90% chance of developing into a tropical depression or tropical storm overnight Sunday or Monday, the center said.
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The agency said in a statement that it had filed the complaint because of concern that Illumina sought to buy PacBio in order to prevent PacBio from developing into a competitor to Illumina in the market for next-generation DNA sequencing.
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In 2015, Human Rights Watch published a report on the human rights abuses migrant workers were subjected to while building Saadiyat Island — an island off the coast of Abu Dhabi that the UAE government is developing into a hub for tourism.
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U.S. crude inventories have risen to their highest since July 22019, suggesting ample supplies in the world's top consumer 21/21700EIA/S 3/8, with prices also hit by worries that the U.S.-China trade conflict is developing into a more entrenched dispute.
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A gradual development for another area of low pressure located about 800 miles west of the Cape Verde Islands is possible with the system having a 40 percent chance of developing into a cyclone in the next two days, the NHC said.
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As I'm observing with wearables, where the market is actually developing into a rich segmentation, perhaps VR/AR or artificial intelligence will do the same, adding new layers of computing platforms onto the existing ones rather than consolidating into a single one.
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"The outbreak of a SARS-like coronavirus in Wuhan is developing into a major potential economic risk to the Asia-Pacific region now that there is medical evidence of human-to-human transmission," said Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific Chief Economist for IHS Markit.
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The protests - named after the fluorescent jackets French motorists are required to carry in their cars - began in mid-November over plans to raise fuel taxes before developing into a broader revolt against the government that mobilized tens of thousands of demonstrators nationwide each Saturday.
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"It remains possible that we will see another brief lurch downwards, particularly in the technology sector that seems to be the locus of hedging activity, but the chances of this developing into a meaningful correction still looks remote at the current time," Shaoul said.
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The state is a center of sea turtle nesting, and this year was developing into a very encouraging year for the endangered leatherback turtles, the threatened loggerheads and green turtles, said Kate Mansfield, a marine scientist and sea turtle biologist at the University of Central Florida.
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Whether the eventual Democratic nominee will sense the politics shifting enough to make gun safety a leading issue for November is developing into a fascinating question — particularly for fearful voters who know the nation's "active shooter" syndrome will never abate unless enough politicians muster a stronger will for change.
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"With the U.S.-China trade agreement looking like it will happen and the softening of Brexit negotiations seeming to be developing into a positive thing, people are getting out of metals and converting it to equities," said Walter Pehowich, executive vice president of investment services at Dillon Gage Metals.
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While he's made strides on the offensive end, developing into an elite three-point shooter (41.6 percent on four 3-point attempts per game) and a decent pick-and-roll playmaker who protects the ball, it's Beverley's irritating effort on the defensive end that waylays many driving guards.
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Average rank: 38.72018 stats: N/AOne thing to know: Rookies have dominated the running back position in recent years, with the likes of Ezekiel Elliott, Kareem Hunt, and Saquon Barkley all making an immediate impact for their team and quickly developing into some of the best rushers in the league.
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"I think that the public charge rule, even in its proposed form, together with all of these other activities happening -- around increased ICE raids, the prolonged humanitarian crisis at the border -- all of these things are feeding into a climate of fear that is developing into toxic stress for immigrant communities," she added.
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His big project, his way of making up for not caring about anyone else in the world except himself, is a piece of land that used to be a coal mine, which he is slowly but surely developing into a vague sort of public space that he plans to donate to the community.
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I spent two-and-a-half years prepping for this movie, and got to go see and work with so many people and had an incredible vocal coach, Roger Love, and great musicians to help me, and by the end he just kind of started developing into his own sort of creation.
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The first system, located a few hundred miles to south of Bermuda, has a 40 percent chance of developing into a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours while it moves west-northwestward and then northward between Bermuda and the east coast of the United States, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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In an interview, Mr. Fang said the Chinese internet was developing into a series of walled gardens, rather than the sprawling forum for ideas that makes online life appealing to many, thanks to censorship and to the rise of big Chinese internet companies like Tencent and Bytedance that dominate the online experience on mobile phones.
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It was the match of the year and one of the matches of this golden era: a grass-court test of concentration that bordered on meditative before developing into a thriller as Djokovic saved — or Federer blew — two match points, and Djokovic then prevailed in a newfangled fifth-set tiebreaker at 12 games all.
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Taras Hrabowsky and Sasha Selimotic began making wormwood absinthe before it was legal in the US. Developing home-brewed batches in their East Bushwick apartment started off as a hobby in the early 2000s, later developing into Standard Wormwood Distillery, a full-blown enterprise for the lifelong friends once the decades-old ban was effectively lifted in 2007.
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Finally, of course, there is the mother of all trade disputes, already developing into a trade war, between the world's two leading trading nations, China and the US. Neither side here seems to be anywhere near an early round of productive negotiations, let alone making the kinds of concessions that Trump managed to wring from Korea, Mexico and now Canada.
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Each chapter begins with a walk as a sort of compass, claiming an orientation and a position in space: "north on rue de Rennes, past the Fnac, Naf Naf, H&M, right at St Placide and north-east on rue de Vaugirard, past the Institut Catholique where I once taught, keep an eye out for the lovely bookseller in an old butcher's shop … " The way she moves through thoughts and words—unhurried, luxuriating in commonplace detail, digressions and detours developing into the main point—seems to be the textual version of these strolls.
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