" UK ECONOMIC DATA: EARLY DAYS "To be clear, these are still early days.
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How do the early days of VR compare to the early days of mobile?
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I can't remember it in its early days, because in its early days it wasn't memorable.
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Proponents note, however, that it is still early days for the technology, likening the current landscape to the early days of the internet.
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Aside from just being a fun look back at the early days of Zuckerberg, it's notable to hear how he thought about the site during its early days.
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"It's still very early days in the SMB market, and it's somewhat early days in my program to get the company back to very high growth momentum," Fulcher.
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Well, in early days ... By the way, speaking of Lucy, I thought a lot about the chocolate on the conveyor belt, that's what Framebridge felt like in the early days.
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And so what are those touchpoints, and how do we take this product ... You've covered so many businesses where ... Think about the early days of Facebook, the early days of Snap.
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I think it's early days and I think it's going to be important to judge them on their actions and not only on words so early days but it could be very positive.
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Mostly because of my early days submitting all those poems.
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It's still early days, but this is a great start.
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It is still early days in the European earnings season.
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In the early days of Android, skins were the norm.
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That's how folks used it in the early days, too.
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It is, after all, still early days for electric vehicles.
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In early days of synthetic biology, that's not the case.
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I've done it since the early days of the Beatles.
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In its early days, virtually all its fighters were Thai.
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Credits were assigned haphazardly in the early days of filmmaking.
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Alliances can feel very ephemeral, especially in Survivor's early days.
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But we're still in the very early days of 5G.
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It's still early days, but they're aiming to grow quickly.
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"I think it's very, very early days for them still."
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Autogyros have been around since the early days of aviation.
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I always go back to the early days of Linux.
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That "still early days" approach also applies to price point.
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It was in the early days of the product introduction.
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It's still early days, I suppose, so things may change.
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Fortunately, one question about the early days of Mystery Inc.
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The best Twitter client in those early days was Tweetie.
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Engineers have had version control since the very early days.
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Since its early days, lipstick has been favored by royalty.
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That said, all these companies' early days were pretty wild.
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But in its early days, few could have imagined that.
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It's early days yet, but the possibilities are clearly extraordinary.
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Spike Lee directing an exploration into Michael Jackson's early days?
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And then 2020 will come, but it's early days still.
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But it's still early days for this research in humans.
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I know in the early days you were always masked.
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"It is the early days," Aidoc CEO Elad Walach says.
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So, again, I think it's early days in this business.
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In the early days, it was transistors and silicon area.
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"It's early days at the Human Rights Council," Yemane said.
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What was the atmosphere in Vaslui in those early days?
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My early days on the web were filled with Yahoo!
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" Glassman: "In the early days there weren't very many people.
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Do you look back at those early days with fondness?
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There wasn't that much to celebrate in the early days.
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In the early days, he beat his victims to death.
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In its early days the internet itself saw similar fights.
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Wondery launched in 2016 in the early days of podcasting.
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Netflix's model evolved a lot in its early days, too.
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In the early days, Jake was selling merchandise via Instagram.
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But the US market is still in its early days.
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The impeachment inquiry, of course, is still in early days.
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However, it's still the early days of biosimilars, he said.
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We're still in the early days of the hardware renaissance.
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We have become good friends since those early days, though.
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It was also carried by J.Crew in its early days.
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Q: What mistakes did you make in the early days?
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I was always kind of reluctant in the early days.
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He chatted a lot of s--- in the early days.
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In the early days, I would be on shoots, styling.
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The early days of April have been rocky as well.
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What about hanging out with him in the early days?
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If it was 10 years ago, it was early days.
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These are still early days for marketing on voice devices.
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It was the ambiance Kaasjager recalled from his early days.
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Snapchat has come a long ways from those early days.
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He showed a photograph from the early days of Amazon.
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"This is really early days for this conversation," he said.
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And in the early days, I was a factory worker.
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In the early days, Bezos held meetings at Barnes & Noble.
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We worked out of Cameron's house in the early days.
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An influential figure in the early days of Silicon Valley.
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Opposition, not governing, was the aim in those early days.
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Reconstruction started in the early days of the Civil War.
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"These are still early days, which I think is remarkable."
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The early days were a more free and forgiving time.
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That fight dates back to the early days of Islam.
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The complaints have dominated the early days of the trial.
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In Apple's early days, it was known for unconventional marketing.
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Being a supportive partner in the early days is key.
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Currently, that looks extremely unlikely, although it is early days.
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The only neighbor, in the early days, was Malcolm Forbes.
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It continued to slip into the early days of 2018.
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From his early days he was brash and outspoken; 5.
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Investors are loving the early days of the Culp era.
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"It's early days, but there is good interest," Conze said.
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It's sort of like the early days of the internet.
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We have known each other since very, very early days.
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Hopes were high in the early days of the outbreak.
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There was a lot of improvisation in the early days.
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We're still in early days, which I know sounds crazy.
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In the early days, the numbers were slim, but promising.
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In the early days, Pippa mostly slept through my meetings.
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What do you remember about YouTube in its early days?
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MD: Or threaded discussion boards in the early days, right?
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We are still in the early days of the administration.
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So in the early days, what was a popular blog?
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And just NBC and News Corp in the early days.
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That will help to some extent, and these are early days.
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Do you know the story of the early days of CBS?
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It was awesome getting to be there in the early days.
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Again, it's early days, and the field is still relatively small.
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Back then, he covered the early days of Snapchat for TechCrunch.
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It's something Lam learned the hard way in GoGoVan's early days.
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But this approach is still in its early days, Meehan says.
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The code has been almost completely rewritten since those early days.
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And an early nod to the early days of online video.
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The early days of Hollywood were rife with scandal and intrigue.
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So in the early days, how big was the paying audience?
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Since those early days, it's launched a number of related services.
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"It's early days, but we're doing some major studies," he says.
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Though it is still early days, the method seems to work.
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What was it like in those early days in the industry?
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In those panic-stricken early days, action mattered more than knowledge.
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Has your approach to songwriting changed much since those early days?
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Community is key in these early days of the token sale.
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During the early days of the uprising many shared her hope.
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France's encounter with primary politics is still in its early days.
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"It's early days, and our injuries are irreversible," Buxton told Metro.
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He points out that it's still early days for the company.
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What was your relationship with the scene in the early days?
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But in the early days, it was the Wild Wild West.
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How did you guys figure out daycare in the early days?
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The early days of Hilton's fashion sense were strange yet brilliant.
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In those early days, we thought the algos would save us.
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It's very early days, but the pay-off could be huge.
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You said you guys are in the early days of it.
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In the early days, Koch focused intently on selling his products.
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Any ill feeling about those early days has long since dissipated.
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Let's remember that we are in the early days of blockchain.
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It's early days yet though as my week with Alexa proved.
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LoopNet in the early days, helped launch two products for them.
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But it is still the early days in this data age.
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The nuclear deal, even in these early days, is not hermetic.
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In those early days, the individuals came together as a community.
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Sure, the graphics aren't hyper realistic, but these are early days.
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We made some mistakes when selecting franchisees in the early days.
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Other justices in their early days have leaned on their colleagues.
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It's still early days, but the clues are starting to appear.
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The horror master has been a fan from the early days.
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I mean yes, in the early days I was fucked off.
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Currently, it's early days and there's much left to flesh out.
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Subscribe to WIRED Francis' early days on the spill were relentless.
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"In the early days we didn't even receive salaries," he said.
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The early days of downloadable, digital media were fraught with pain.
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"During the early days we did not have internet," Gurung recalls.
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It's not early-early days because I was there in 1999.
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"It feels like the very early days of fintech," he said.
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But it's still very early days for the Fire TV Cube.
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Booth remembers the early days as a completely clandestine, solo experience.
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In the early days, Wayne's relationship with Jay was open admiration.
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In the early days of radio, the church was ever-present.
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"It's still early days, but we've seen promising results," Pichai said.
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Today it's hard to imagine that those early days were real.
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But Insel believes it's still early days for mental health technology.
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Ruffalo and Whedon also discussed his early days as a director.
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Adding users became an obsession in those early days of PayPal.
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In the early days of television, the church was very present.
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JH: Nothing substantive, and you know, it was the early days.
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Why, it sounds … like the early days of the labor movement.
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"Still, Grandma cried a lot in the early days," Fabiankovic said.
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In the early days of bitcoin, desktop computers could do this.
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I worked with Marc Benioff in the early days of Salesforce.
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That was certainly true in the early days of the NHL.
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Meléndez, even in the early days of the commonwealth, supported statehood.
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And when it comes to battling Alexa, it's still early days.
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Musk was its chairman and largest shareholder from its early days.
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Snapchat is the opposite, having embraced editors since its early days.
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He also reminisced about a promotion from Southwest Airlines' early days.
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"It's very early days — things will unfold very slowly," she said.
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Sitting under the leaden English sky, he recalls those early days.
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Classic Disney film characters made appearances in the park's early days.
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Which bands did you like from the early days of NWOBHM?
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Still, like most things with impact investments, these are early days.
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In the early days, only the elite could afford to camp.
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In the early days, she took pictures of flowers and sunsets.
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We're still in the very early days of machine learning automation.
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We're just in the early days of how we do that.
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How much did grime and dubstep overlap in those early days?
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What was it like playing with Hakeem in the early days?
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You could start form the early days of Dre, Quik. Definitely.
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That and more could all happen, but these are early days.
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"Yet, we're early days in maximizing the value of these relationships."
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But the law appears more secure than in its early days.
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Whatever, they just collected people, like someone from very early days.
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Facebook, and on cryptocurrencies, which he has backed from early days.
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KS: What did you like about CNN from the early days?
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Even in the early days, Leclerc was a talent to watch.
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" Mr. Gindi chimed in: "In the early days it was hard.
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We're still in the early days of this kind of surveillance.
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"These are the early days of the outbreak," Dr. Salama said.
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For both men, the early days of the expedition were brutal.
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"But we're in the early days of getting there," he added.
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"I remember the early days of companies like Costco," he said.
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Risk corridors were designed to even out the ACA's early days.
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This can change in the coming year; it's still early days.
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As such, it's still very much early days for the company.
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"We are still in the early days of podcasting," she said.
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In these early days it is the only way to survive.
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It's early days we've really early announcements just like everybody else.
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But despite all this Insta-love, it's still apparently early days.
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"It's nothing like they describe in the early days," she said.
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But at Nachusa, although it's early days, they're already seeing benefits.
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He also advised Mark Zuckerberg during the early days of Facebook.
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In the early days, Orloff marketed himself as an Ikea alternative.
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He has shifted, though, from his early days as a candidate.
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Right, right, right and that was early, that was early days.
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No, I took a lot of pride in the early days.
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These are early days, Liss said, so it still might happen.
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That was the plan from the early days of the show.
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LG: I mean, I remember the very early days of Venmo.
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From the early days of aviation to the turn of the century, the airlines of America were known the world over, but even its most iconic couldn't survive past the early days of the new millennium.
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Mark Zuckerberg during the early days of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg during the early days of Facebook However, Facebook also may have looked to thwart the publication of potentially embarrassing personal messages sent by Zuckerberg or other executives.
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Still, it's early days, obviously, and momentum appears to be building slowly.
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He was pretty laid back as a performer in the early days.
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In the early days of the N.B.A., big men ruled the league.
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Whenever anybody says, "It's early days," they mean one of two things.
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It's early days, but iQOS is already bringing in piles of cash.
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We're in the early days and can't wait for all that's ahead.
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Snapchat's money machine looks a lot like Facebook in the early days.
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Icon Media Direct's early days saw Lazkani go months without a paycheck.
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Trump's early days in office have loomed large over the Republican retreat.
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In my early days I would go out in drag for fun.
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But 2017 has been a landmark year in quantum computing's early days.
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Kim Kardashian West is opening up about the early days of Kimye.
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Lonelygirl15 The OG scandal that stemmed from YouTube's early days, in 2006.
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In the very early days, a founder does indeed have many responsibilities.
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It's early days but this may be the story of 2016. pic.twitter.
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But it does suggest that it's still very early days for chatbots.
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What was your relationship with the freestyle scene in the early days?
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So in the early days, mindset was a big burden for me.
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It ties back to the early days of television in some ways.
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Bigger picture, these are still the early days for this digital economy.
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Ms. Peck may be dancing again, but these are still early days.
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It is early days for the technology, at least in the West.
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One problem that has dogged Alibaba since its early days is counterfeits.
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This is the strangest part of using Duplex in these early days.
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"I think we're still at very early days on Twitch," he said.
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Sandor Clegane was another name on Arya's list from the early days.
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Computers remind users of their early days every time they "boot" them.
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In the U.S., I say delivery is still in the early days.
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It's very early days for the adaptation, so details are extremely slim.
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Were you around for my early days as a crusading local newsman?
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This time, the premiere truly captured the rhythms of those early days.
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But he admits this could take time; it's still very early days.
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The early days of Iacocca's tenure at Chrysler also required bold decisions.
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Dolgov and I talked about the early days, challenges and what's next.
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"In the early days we weren't up to the challenge," he admits.
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But it is early days and the race is far from over.
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Peach reminds me of Twitter in the early days (share "what's happening").
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They're early days yet but we do have something to build on.
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"It feels like the early days of Kickstarter to me," Strickler again.
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It's still early days and bot abilities are very limited, Messina admitted.
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And, in the early days of the Trump administration, Bannon seemed ascendant.
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It's early days, but today's updates are a step towards this goal.
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"Having said that, I believe it is still early days," he added.
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It is still early days, but the future is looking pretty good.
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But for Biggio and Woodman, early days are a time for optimism.
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I had the chance to work on Android in the early days.
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The general concept gives us flashbacks to the early days of Palantir.
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Discussions were still in the early days, one of the sources said.
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Although it's early days, Echo has been shown to improve adherence, too.
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Matt often talks about the early days of the AIDS/HIV epidemic.
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In her early days in Florida, she clashed with the local police.
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Vision remains a hot growth platform that's still in it's early days.
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But reported infighting in the group hobbled AFP in its early days.
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She has known and liked Dubreuil since her early days on tour.
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In the early days of BentoBox, she hired someone she knew socially.
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Ravenfield has the feeling of those early days of Minecraft about it.
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We have made great progress since the early days of the epidemic.
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It's obviously early days, in acting on the decisions that we've made.
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TORCH, launched in the early days of November 1942, when General Patton's
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However, it's still early days, and the real risk could come later.
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And, as you said, it is early days, we're just getting started.
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In the early days of the Jonas Brothers, Joe Jonas rocked bangs.
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"We&aposre in the very early days of testing that," she said.
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The store in its early days fostered devotion from customers and toymakers.
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In those companies' early days, their utopian goal was to bypass Washington.
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It's a slow build that echoes these early days of Parker's career.
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I worked in the same office as Uber in its early days.
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Then in the early days of his conflict-chasing career, the Rev.
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In the early days of training camp, Michel had impressed the Patriots.
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He was posting these stories in the early days of the net.
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In the early days in Berlin, this duo got into some trouble.
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Did you find it easy to remember and recall the early days?
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Those early days were documented on video by the couple's friend, Diane.
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Can you tell me more about what those early days were like?
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But it's still very early days in an effort that could grow.
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Yet the scope of those effects remains uncertain in these early days.
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Was weed important to Unearthly Trance's creative process in the early days?
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Early days, the technology and the journalism were really heavily intersected. Right.
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When looking back on Amazon's early days, MacKenzie's role is often overlooked.
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But other conflicts were much more divisive even in their early days.
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Bannon motivated the anti-immigrant actions in the early-days White House.
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Life was simpler in the early days of the Chicken Sandwich Wars.
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Muscles potentially provided another route to survival during our species' early days.
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In the early days, someone DM'd me and I was like, 'O.
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In the early days, there was actually a fair amount of diversity.
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In the early days, this is how they remembered the chord progressions.
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Dogecoin was created back in the early days of the cryptocurrency craze.
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These are early days yet in Mr. López Obrador's six-year term.
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I remember when I ... It was the early days of Google, too.
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Young Concert Artists has come a long way since those early days.
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"It was fun," he said of his early days on the boat.
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In addition, in the early days, little was known about the virus.
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And our customers in the early days were a few small independents.
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But in the early days of MTV, Mr. Petty was the Martian.
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In the early days, it was the simple things that were magical.
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It's available today, but it's still early days in invite-only mode.
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In its early days, the campaign relied on off-the-shelf software.
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Johnston says that, in the early days, the container was almost magical.
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"To me, a brand was Kellogg's," she said of her early days.
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It featured the Bang on a Can collective in its early days.
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In the early days of the internet, there were just bulletin boards.
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In the early days, though, the players found the exercise stifling, repetitive.
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We may be in the early days of a changing political ideology.
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Online vigilantism has been around since the early days of the internet.
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Since it's still early days, you'll find yourself among the insider crowd.
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I sort of imagined him in his early days being exactly that.
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Many of the loveliest descriptions of takeoff date from aviation's early days.
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During the early days of pregnancy, your levels of hCG increase rapidly.
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A concept drawing from the early days of the Hatchimal toy development.
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Tariffs were a big deal in the early days of the Republic.
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In the early days of sovereign wealth funds, they were relatively modest.
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In the early days, Uploadcare was basically a file uploader for developers.
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Jadhavpur University supported and endorsed the start-up from its early days.
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In our early days, it was the presidents who had the power.
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King was a member of the Florida band in its early days.
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In those early days, I knew Babbo could ace the weird stuff.
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He had been on the show since its early days in 1969.
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In the early days of FUBU, capital was sparse and competition abundant.
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In the early days of December, some fear the pullback has arrived.
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The lesson was reaffirmed in the early days of the Obama administration.
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And in the very early days of pro wrestling, people bought that.
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Forager is in its early days, founded just over a year ago.
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The company seemed, in great ways, similar to early days at Airbnb.
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Much has changed, Browning says, since the early days of the library.
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She also covered the administration in the early days for the Times.
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Wind and solar have come a long way since the early days.
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This is eerily similar to the early days of the Benghazi attack.
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Lyrically, was your approach different at that point versus the early days?
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And the growth prospects reminded the of eBay in its early days.
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Some Native Americans wanted the whole monument and especially "Early Days" gone.
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"Utilization in the early days will likely be relatively low," he said.
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In its early days, the group was just a handful of people.
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Even back in the early days of Apple and the pirate mentality.
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In the market's early days, the judgement was left to the issuers themselves.
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I mean, they were fucking called Triple 6 Mafia in their early days.
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DC: That's the little character that's been inside of Foursquare since early days.
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If you're old enough, think back to the early days of the internet.
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In those early days of the project, people kind of laughed at us.
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But beginning in the early days of the web, Sears started to suffer.
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It probably pushed me a little bit, planted those seeds in early days.
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It's an an issue that surfaced in the early days of the Rooms.
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It's still early days, and the startup is working with some initial customers.
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It's still early days, but this latest medical breakthrough finally offers some hope.
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These are the early days of the PC, and programming seems wildly creative.
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Of course, not all adult games were completely tasteless in the early days.
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I'm sure she feels Meghan needs a steadying hand in these early days.
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It's one of the core ways Facebook grew, especially in its early days.
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Quantum computing is in very early days, despite whatever hype you might hear.
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He helped me with budgets back in the early days,' Ryan said Monday.
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There was speculation earlier that talks could be in the very early days.
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After early days of cloudy skies, Sunshine finally has a bright future ahead.
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In their early days of dating, they were much more affectionate in public.
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It was early days regarding the impact of Libra if it goes ahead.
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A global financial crisis would within month's swamp Rudd's early days in office.
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He has traveled with management from the early days as an unpaid adviser.
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Since those early days, however, the creation of a horror villain has evolved.
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A few affiliate links here and there in the early days of affiliates.
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In our early days, we co-habited an office with two other companies.
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"In the early days it was about fascination with complex systems," Vollrath recalls.
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The singer was the soundtrack to the early days of his namesake label.
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We're talking around 140 characters, like in the early days of SMS messaging.
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I used forums before social media, podcasts from the early days until now.
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What's clear from Cheddar's report is that it's still early days for Apple.
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And, like Uber in the early days, it's beginning to raise big money.
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I think all the way back to, like, HTC in the early days.
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But it is early days and in many ways these are just experiments.
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I was cooler than I could have ever imagined in my early days.
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"I forgot everything!" she said of the early days of being a mom.
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It was in the early days and there was all that going on.
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In the early days chipmakers handled every part of the process in-house.
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To be fair, most platforms struggle with user performance in the early days.
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Photographer Chris Craymer – who worked with Michael in the early days of Wham!
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The internet was a very different place in the early days of memes.
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In the early days of the internet, jiggling, brightly coloured animations were common.
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"These are the very early days of rethinking the regulatory framework," DiResta said.
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"I was kind of naughty in those early days," Turner, now 78, writes.
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" So how has your style changed"It's definitely evolved from my early days.
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In the early days, Home Depot opened a new store every 48 hours.
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It's early days but you can see how this might develop over time.
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In some ways it feels like the early days of The Taken King.
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But I've always been drawn back to my early days of Brooklyn photography.
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In its early days, Grammarly was all about the mechanics of writing correctly.
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This used to feel like overkill in the early days of the transition.
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The early days Faber started his MMA career during the sport's dark days.
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He was my doctor during those early days, for quite a few years.
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Learn about the early days, how the company evolved and where it's headed.
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I THINK THAT WAS THE CASE WITH THE EARLY DAYS OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
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It's early days for Watson Health, but IBM has made some splashy announcements.
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"It's still very early days and the industry is very small," says Nesbitt.
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"The conversation has moved on a lot from the early days," says Barbosa.
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As Nick drives, we flash back to his early days working for Waterford.
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From his early days, Moe had a rocket arm and a photographic memory.
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It's early days yet, but the rains could remain a cause of worry.
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She developed the body-imprinting technique during her early days of creating jewelry.
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So, I've known him from the very early days of the professional game.
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A popular game in the early days of video games was Atari's Asteroids.
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This would be a turnaround from the early days of the shale revolution.
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People have been watching movies at home since the early days of television.
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Disneyland employees didn't always stay in character throughout the theme park's early days.
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Those great early days silenced the fundamentalist movements and cast aside foreign interests.
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The perspective of those who, like Mr. Peres, still remember the early days.
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"We are past the early days and we have large customers," Yanisse said.
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But now Instagram is considering a feature very similar to Facebook's early days.
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The World Wide Web has come a long way since its early days.
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What Silicon Valley looked like during the early days of the tech boom
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"Photography was our visual record of the early days of baseball," Ivy said.
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We're still in the early days of AR—something even Microsoft's Sullivan admitted.
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It's still early days for Jose, so projections for this storm could change.
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The U.S. military had blundered badly in the early days of the occupation.
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"The early days were so neutral that it was almost weird," she said.
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Maintain professionalism, but try to enjoy the early days of lust and intrigue.
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In the early days of the internet, it felt like a private world.
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So, was this sneaky foreshadowing laid back in the early days of Grey's?
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As for crypto-to-crypto exchanges, Buterin says that it's still early days.
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In the early days, I'm glad I didn't; you have to keep moving.
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In the very early days, you could only hear it at the Zone.
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"I didn't really do any marketing," he said of the game's early days.
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McCain and Trump have feuded since the early days of Trump's presidential bids.
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And, like Uber, it ran into some regulatory trouble in its early days.
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Since those early days, much has changed as a result of several factors.
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In the early days of parenting I pretended to be confounded by swaddling.
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In the early days, we wondered: How are we going to handle this?
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From the band's early days, one of the big talking points was impermanence.
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"This is early days yet in the unfolding of this scandal," said Eisen.
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What injustices did you encounter in those early days of being a performer?
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In the early days of Twitter, Dorsey aspired to be a fashion designer.
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It's early days, but the company has been working with 16 beta customers.
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At the parties in the early days, Alex Haley used to hang around.
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And in the early days of the Sims, the two achieved moderate celebrity.
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Federal judges occasionally conducted prosecutions during the early days of the American republic.
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We wanted to preserve that vibe and that feeling in the early days.
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Clashes in those early days with O'Neal and Coach Phil Jackson were constant.
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Here are some of the key lessons from the Google founders' early days.
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Remember that many OEMs passed on investing in Uber in the early days.
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In the early days, an unreliable car was our only means of transportation.
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But this was war, the early days of an uprising by black Detroiters.
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Leonsis helped build America Online in the early days into a internet powerhouse.
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Running so cheaply meant not taking out ads during Stitch Fix's early days.
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"It was difficult," Singh said, recalling her early days of being a pilot.
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Even on its best early days, the Trump White House never had that.
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It&aposs still early days, and FanDuel has been bested in other markets.
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"We're still in early days in terms of translating interest to actual investments."
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MrBeast himself made very few appearances in his videos in the early days.
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As is the case for many businesses, the early days were a struggle.
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In the early days, the Chocolate Drops played coffeehouses, busking on street corners.
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Stalin, in the early days of his regime, was interested in militarizing culture.
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In its early days, World Team Tennis attracted big stars and big opposition.
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Its early days were defined by idealism and a "Don't be evil" motto.
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The contrast with the early days of Mr. Peña Nieto's presidency is remarkable.
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After the early days of its development, the limp began to feel natural.
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We did all the marketing ourselves, and this was early days of YouTube.
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"Our biggest dilemma in the early days was our collective whiteness," Cormack says.
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Take a minute to think back to the early days of February 2017.
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"We're early days into the investigation," Ms. Pittel said in a telephone interview.
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So the early days of the Mini were experimental, to put it kindly.
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In the early days of the Trump administration, that hasn't been a problem.
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Remember in the early days of Apple, it kills that battery, remember that?
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Our political writers were Jake Tapper and Tucker Carlson in their early days.
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My friend from the early days, and important member of Eagles, has died.
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The early days of ride-sharing looked a lot like the Scooter Wars.
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But in those early days, was there discussion about where it could lead?
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He is also notably a shade or two tanner than those early days.
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My strategy for the early days was to prove my worth to the tribe.
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It's early days for the company, with a lot of opportunities in the pipeline.
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In the early days, everyone will need to work together to overcome societal roadblocks.
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As an entrepreneur, you're wearing so many different hats, particularly in the early days.
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Still, that's early days, but the company is making a big bet on it.
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Google's been using the phrase "it's early days," and it has got to stop.
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In the early days of social media this sort of data-sharing was possible.
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"Things were so different in the early days of the Spice Girls," she says.
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And so at various stages, in early days, he was pushing Macs in classrooms.
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Threats of military action also circled Qatar in the early days of the crisis.
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DOLGOV: In the early days, we had all kinds of problems that we faced.
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Jared is filling the void as aggressively as Bannon did during the early days.
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Sometime in the early days of the Obama administration, Drudge latched onto Alex Jones.
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"It's like a blur of playing," he told Rolling Stone of these early days.
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The early days were categorized by "secret night rendezvous" in Los Angeles, Luft writes.
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Body modification was a scene that existed, but it was still very early days.
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It's still early days for Tango, but the technology's getting better by the day.
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The concept resurfaced again before Trump's inauguration and the early days of his presidency.
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But people didn't think about their Facebook page in the early days of photography.
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In the early days of his campaign, Trump had no list of potential nominees.
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In the early days, that was sometimes his body, putting it in dangerous situations.
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In those early days, people liked to play Destiny, but few actually understood it.
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State of the Union address, delivered Tuesday night, harked back to the early days.
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Those who remember him from those early days recall sharp elbows and textbook conservatism.
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Alexa shows some signs of becoming a similar platform, though these are early days.
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Is 2017 too early to be nostalgic for the early days of smartphone games?
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There are parallels between the early days of the internet and blockchain, Haun said.
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It's still early days and most apps that aren't made by Apple aren't supported.
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The Magicverse concept is in its early days and contains plenty of question marks.
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FB's reach, engagement, and ad offerings continue improving as it's arguably still early days.
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Indeed, it's early days a swallow doesn't make a summer but it's very helpful.
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EISEN: LET'S GO BACK TO THE EARLY DAYS THE 250s WHERE THE BOOK BEGINS.
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It was very difficult in the early days, given what our shareholding then was.
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It's early days, though, and so the more important question is: could it work?
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The voice assistant wars are still in early days, but they're definitely getting interesting.
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That said, it's still early days for the Ionic — it hasn't even shipped yet.
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That's something Switch has been able to avoid, at least in these early days.
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But, hip-hop's early days suggested that cross-cultural swapping would be more thoughtful.
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Those local tasks are still the best thing about Bixby in these early days.
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Above is a favorite story of ours from the early days of Verge Science.
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But in the early days of the committee, Waters is emphasizing her bipartisan efforts.
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The mixtape provides listeners a look into the early days of the rapper's mission.
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In its early days, YouTube was plagued by piracy issues, which turned off advertisers.
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Anders has been candid about the strangeness of those early days with his children.
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This was "very similar to what we did early days of Ebola," he said.
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To be sure, it is early days when it comes to taking Tumi global.
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What was it like to be around Jobs and Wozniak in those early days?
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"I always compare it a bit to the early days of cloud," said Vogels.
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The early days of launching FUBU taught John the importance of doing your homework.
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She brings up a conversation the two had in their early days of dating.
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"I was a curmudgeon," he said of Facebook's corporate culture in the early days.
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We were in the early days of the worst economic crisis in 80 years.
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But companies like Razorpay, especially in their early days, have opportunities for other reasons.
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In this edited excerpt, Doerr describes injecting his management techniques in Google's early days.
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Eleanor opens up to June about the early days of her relationship to Joseph.
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"We're in our early, early days here in Asia," Sarandos told CNBC's Akiko Fujita.
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"Often we draw the analogy to the early days of mobile technology," Compain says.
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Instead, it sees itself as something like Netflix in its early days, says Paradise.
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Uber's growth in the early days had a lot to do with incentivized referrals.
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Worries about protectionism harked back to the early days of Trump's presidency, he added.
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The central issue here has been discussed since the early days of the internet.
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What the iPhone had going for it in those early days was a mystique.
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Well, it's not much easier to build an app today versus the early days.
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In the early days of antibiotics, prescribing arbitrary doses wasn't such a big problem.
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A lot of [AI] research in the early days was actually acquiring [that] knowledge.
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It's early days yet, but all the pins are in place to knock down.
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Herbenick suggested that couples take a lesson from the early days of their relationship.
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In the early days, hobbyists grew passion projects into businesses and full-time jobs.
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I know these are early days yet, but it's like Eisenhower said about war.
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"It is still early days," said Biraj Borkhataria, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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David Schenkein had been with Agios Pharmaceuticals, since its early days, back in 2009.
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But it was early days, and that was the job, so I did it.
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No bank has yet said it will move anyone, but these are early days.
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The format that enabled that early-days video capability is called 3GP or 3GPP.
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These events from the early days of the Cold War have considerable resonance today.
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In Facebook's early days, he carried business cards that read, "I'm CEO, B---h."
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In the early days of photography, its practitioners had to argue for its objectivity.
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He began collecting in the 1980s and has many stories of those early days.
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There have been some hamhanded attempts at this so far, but it's early days.
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But when it comes to cybersecurity, these early days can be the most important.
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AOL and Yahoo are longtime competitors, dating to the early days of the web.
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In his early days at ABC, he didn't find it easy getting on air.
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Theater roles led her to television in its early days, mostly as a singer.
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It was a big problem from the online retail giant in its early days.
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Catching Griff at his regimen was a favorite occupation those early days in December.
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Many compare the current level of development to the early days of the Internet.
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Back in the early days of automobiles, tires were white, which explains his color.
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A bent beginningBy almost any metric, the Galaxy Fold's early days have been troubled.
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Delivery, for example, "is a huge market still in its early days," he said.
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In other words, it feels like the early days in most path-breaking technologies.
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Displaying primitive ingenuity, the movie recalls Georges Méliès and the early days of cinema.
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However, we are still in the very early days of the big data landscape.
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For some reason, he was as nervous as he'd been in his early days.
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In Moscow, in the early days of a Russian winter, I met Aleksandr Dugin.
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The series is a fascinating look into what was successful in YouTube's early days.
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How has your style evolved since LOL and the early days of your work?
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And you did -- again naturally -- see a lot of that in the early days.
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"I was hysterically crying all the time," she recalled of her son's early days.
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The artist Lynda Benglis worked as an assistant at Bykert in the early days.
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He hopes future researchers glean how D.I.Y. hip-hop was in its early days.
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It was a concern even in the early days of the agency's astronaut program.
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In the early days, Trump hasn't risen to the occasion of the coronavirus crisis.
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America's lax response in the early days of the outbreak only compounded those problems.
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How did social media play a role in the early days of the movement?
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In the early days, Uber's customer support operations were largely manned by city teams.
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I actually wasn't a part of the whole Room phenomenon in its early days.
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The pace of technological change is reminiscent of the early days of the automobile.
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The early days of the federal government shutdown won't slow the American economy much.
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"There was a simplicity in the early days that was charming," Mr. Zwirner said.
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SANK Did you two ever feel competitive with each other in the early days?
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In its early days, the Snap platform was dismissed as a fad for teens.
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It was the early days of what would later become America's longest government shutdown.
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CORASANITI I wanted to just get back a little bit to those early days.
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While it is still early days, Honeywell CEO Darius Adamczyk isn't sweating the competition.
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"In the early days treatment was multiple pills, multiple times a day," she said.
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General Mattis commanded a brigade in the early days of fighting after the Sept.
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A mini-series about the early days of the Wu-Tang Clan hits Hulu.
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In the early days, Airbus used the Boeing 377 Stratocruiser-based Guppy transport planes.
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Jawed Karim, Chad Hurley, and Steve Chen met at PayPal during its early days.
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McEntee has been working with Trump since the early days of his presidential campaign.
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The science fiction genre wasn't very inclusive of black people in the early days.
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But the battle for "last-mile" transportation is still in its very early days.
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Rogozinski describes a user who nailed a "YOLO" trade in forum&aposs early days.
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In the early days, Bezos was a demanding boss and could explode at employees.
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Scientists hope to study the material for clues from the solar system's early days.
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"We wanted to preserve that vibe, that feeling, in the early days," Dorsey said.
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Nipul was the Mr. Wolf of my early days of PC gaming—a fixer.
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Moreover, he's faced ethical and management criticisms from the early days of his tenure.
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But the early days of the Trump presidency have been marked by extraordinary ineptitude.
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But he began transferring work to Mexico in the early days of his business.
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Much of the book is a rollicking look at the early days of NBA.
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For now, The Crown will feature the early days of Camilla and Charles' relationship.
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It's early days still for Apple Maps, but the product's certainly looking much better.
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In the early days she and Paul, Sr., had done it every which way.
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The campaign is widely seen as a referendum on Trump's early days in office.
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"I cleaned a million ashtrays," the elder Mr. Bruckman said of his early days.
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In the early days, these tests could provide only a limited amount of information.
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In those early days, his first wife, Sandy Conlin, left him for a woman.
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However, as with the early days of the internet, winners and losers will emerge.
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I'd also point to the fact that it's the early days for e-commerce.
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Kim Ki-won needed to invest only a small amount in the early days.
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He appears to share most in common with Bill Clinton's early days in office.
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"Direct marketing was out there," Mr. Wunderman told Adweek, referring to his early days.
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It's early days, but this could happen in the blossoming art space as well.
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In the early days of the Genius Bar, it primarily serviced customers with warranties.
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Quitting the Raiders in the early days because they weren't giving you enough cred?
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MacKenzie Bezos also worked as an accountant for Amazon in the company's early days.
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But Trump's early days in office have suggested that he totally lacks this ability.
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If you're in Google, especially early days, you thought the world revolved around Google.
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So then that was a lot of what we did in the early days.
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But to hear her tell it, for the wearables industry, 2016 is still early days.
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In these early days, directors are learning the importance of cueing the viewer on expectations.
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In the early days of flight, engineers thought it was impossible to fly that quickly.
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Biles's mom provides the voice over, talking about her daughter's early days as a gymnast.
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Many other animals have been sent into space since these early days for research purposes.
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But exactly why that is scientists are still in the early days of figuring out.
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In the early days of my affliction, I made a point of looking up names.
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In the early days of my affliction, I used to do a lot of research.
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In the early days of my affliction, people made a lot of tech-support jokes.
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Ferrer admitted to unconventional methods in the early days to convince Cubans to complain publicly.
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Trump has railed against the Iran deal since the early days of the presidential campaign.
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When he threw it wayyyy back to the early days of his relationship with Cyrus.
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She brings back so many memories of our early days watching the show before school.
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Around the four-minute mark, Moreira asked about Diesel's rarely discussed early days in Hollywood.
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And we're still in the very early days of this new "AI first" world, too.
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Partisan tensions in the Senate have ramped up in the early days of Trump's administration.
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And yet, typical for Facebook and publishers, these early days haven't been great for revenue.
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But it should be noted that it's still early days for the Magic Leap One.
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I'm glad we are seeing more stories about the early days of the AIDS pandemic.
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I think that since those early days the world has moved much more our way.
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Post-PeriodIn the early days of this stage, both estrogen and progesterone levels are low.
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There were a bunch of different factors that really influenced my early days at Bessemer.
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In the early days of the internet, for example, people called for a single regulator.
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"Google's ecosystem for both AR and VR is in the very early days," he said.
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In the early days after the eruption, Garcia thought she had lost all her children.
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Working at a start-up in its early days was an irreplaceable experience, he says.
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As he recovered, especially in the early days, friends and family would come visit him.
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In the early days of Bitcoin, anyone could mine the currency on their home computer.
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It was during those early days that he first started thinking about expanding into games.
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I think one key thing, which differentiated us in the early days, was just focus.
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Back then, they introduced sonic elements that were seldom heard during extreme metal's early days.
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The initiative holds a lot of promise, although Tung cautions it's still the early days.
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It all feels like very early days, but it's certainly a big and bold bet.
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He recently said Tesla's success was reminiscent of the early days of Amazon and Netflix.
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In the early days, less-fancy universities were happier letting local colleges teach their qualifications.
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So far each citizen has only a few hundred dollars, but it is early days.
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Who were your trans mentors and who showed you the way in those early days?
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But an outspoken mob always seemed to be challenging the band in its early days.
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In the early days of Netflix, video rental companies like Blockbuster were the established opposition.
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This isn't the first time followers have seen photos from the couple's early days together.
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"In the early days when we arrived, the people were impressed with us," he said.
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It's early days but, let's face it, football is a short-term business even now.
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In the early days of Apple, Jobs wanted to make his Macintosh computers in America.
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In the early days of the Senate, it only took a majority to end debate.
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Their argument over language animates the early days of their love, in all its inexpressibility.
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We are, he reminded me, still in the early days of this kind of technology.
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The big picture: The cataclysm that seemed so imminent in those early days hasn't arrived.
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This is a design that dates back to the early days of the Industrial Revolution.
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In the early days, having Glover and others shepherd the project informally was just fine.
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Though it's still early days, we're now in the midst of the fourth industrial revolution.
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Of course, it's still early days, and Apple's headset dreams might just stay that way.
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Obviously, it's early days and Doctor Hazel isn't set up to diagnose anyone just yet.
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The growth rates for Instagram were higher than they were in early days with Facebook.
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It's the early days of emoji exploration and I'm really excited about the future holds.
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Even in the early days of the Tea Party, nobody wanted to cut government spending.
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Given it's still early days, Fortnite Battle Royale featuring purely pro players simply hasn't worked.
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But the early days of the commercial railroad, automobile, and aviation industries were very deadly.
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In the early days of flight, those who wanted to be airborne were considered crazy.
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Mr. Dorsey's comment about constant change has been true since the early days of Twitter.
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In the early days of his administration the president seemed willing to tolerate establishment appointees.
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As young as Argo is, it's not quite accurate to call these "early days" anymore.
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In the early days, IBM's competitive advantage was its longstanding relationships with Fortune 500 companies.
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Well I mean, I didn't know much about Grandaddy until the early days of Pavement.
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He was a good man who gave me some big breaks in my early days.
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But the market is still in its early days, and chatbots aren't exiting the scene.
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Facebook's early days as a pseudo-media outlet have been more than a little fraught.
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They are clearly the market leader at this stage, which still seems like early days.
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This has got the early days of the Stark-Lannister war written all over it.
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It's early days for ethereum, and Buterin is still leading the bulk of development work.
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"It was rough," Lynn, now 84, tells PEOPLE of her early days on the road.
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She says she didn't know she was ovulating in the early days of the pregnancy.
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VICE: I was fascinated by Jim Jones's early days as a young minister in Indianapolis.
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In the early days of the site, most ads for commercial sex were deleted outright.
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To be fair, some of the best iPhones games were made during the early days.
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"It was hard to pitch in our early days because people didn't believe," explained Adekunle.
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Was he at one end of that spectrum -- particularly in his early days as president?
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But: In its early days, before the universe began expanding, it was much more compact.
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To Boff's point, there is a striking similarity in the early days of voice vs.
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Trump has made cutting regulations a major focus of the early days of his administration.
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The research team explained to me that it's still early days for working alongside Microsoft.
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The early days of genetically engineered crops saw two huge successes and one spectacular failure.
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He also hates debt, and in his early days avoided borrowing from state-controlled lenders.
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This closely echoes the Nixon administration's rhetoric in the early days of the Watergate scandal.
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Since the early days of the presidential campaign, Trump and Arpaio have been ideological soulmates.
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"In my early days as an artist, I thought that process didn't matter," Lou says.
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MOVE FAST and break things was Mark Zuckerberg's motto in the early days of Facebook.
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In the early days of the Trump Administration, Cotton exercised influence from behind the scenes.
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Similar to cryptocurrency, Matsumoto said the concept of derivatives was confusing in the early days.
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From the very early days of the campaign, there were murmurings of conflict of interest.
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It's still early days for understanding CAR-T, said the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Dr. Nichols.
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Yeah, they did put a lot of effort in the early days, I remember that.
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Those remnants act like a time capsule from the early days of our solar system.
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Between floors, there were either historical images from Nordstrom's early days or interesting art pieces.
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This was in bitcoin's early days, so we started organising 'bitcoin 101' sessions for people.
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But even in the early days, the store also had a large selection of jewelry.
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O'Rourke is now seeking to recapture the momentum from the early days of his campaign.
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From the early days of arcades, video games have grown into a multibillion-dollar industry.
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VMware COO Sanjay Poonen says that in its early days, Microsoft could have "obliterated" VMware.
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The team has grown from those six in the early days to nearly 1,000 today.
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She says she's now in discussions with the Israel's Innovation Authority but it's early days.
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Trump had been calling for tax cuts since the early days of his presidential campaign.
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In the early days of the republic, only white men who owned property could vote.
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In Blackstone's early days, cofounder Pete Peterson would make connections and Schwarzman would close deals.
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In the early days of n/naka, Nakayama made the menu as Japanese as possible.
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Night Shift was self-distributed in the early days using a Subaru Outback station wagon.
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"It all felt very strange," Sullivan told CNBC of his early days inside the company.
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In the early days, a lot of people wanted to attract followers on their accounts.
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Juicero founder Doug Evans compared the company to Apple and Tesla in their early days.
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That's much like the way Jeff Bezos launched a basic site in Amazon's early days.
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" Recalls Nicolas fondly, "In the early days I ate lots of them—but I overdosed.
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You'll recall how bereft Abraham was, in the early days, about losing his own family.
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Burrow is still in its early days — they've shipped couches, but only in limited numbers.
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"It's early days so we're waiting before we say more," said the spokesperson for L21.
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I first used Shadow during the early days of the service back in early 0003.
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In the early days, you said that Mim was totally resigned to never rock out.
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It may be early days for the restaurant, but things seem to be going well.
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Since the early days of Facebook, it's given you a heads-up on friends' birthdays.
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Jesse Draxler has been creating heavily engaging blackscale pieces since his early days in Minneapolis.
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Of course in the early days there was mistrust, people didn't know who we were.
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"[Casper is] still in the early days of innovation," said Florence, whose investments include Jet.
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Cedars Sinai in Southern California is also in the early days of experimenting with Alexa.
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In those early days, he realized that he wasn't sophisticated enough to grasp its intricacies.
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This experiment also spurred me to look back to the early days of my career.
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The museum houses an impressive collection of Apple products dating from the company's early days
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He was a software developer in that field's early days, on the rise in Manhattan.
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China imposed one on the city of Wuhan during the early days of the outbreak.
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"Conserving energy was necessary" for us as a species in our early days, he says.
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Sufism, a mystical strain among both Sunnis and Shi'ites, dates back to Islam's early days.
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During the early days of my drinking, I was drawn to the legendary writer-drunks.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CFO STEPHEN SCHERR SAYS GERMANY IS IN THE "EARLY DAYS OF A SLOWDOWN"
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Palmer has supported Trump since the early days of his initial 2016 run for president.
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How did the NRA shape hunting culture and policy in America in its early days?
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Called LightSail 2, the …Read more ReadIt's still early days, but things are going smoothly.
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In its early days, Ogrish hosted footage of the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
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Stood up to grab a family picture while recounting his early days getting into politics.
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Tulerie's co-founder Merri Smith told me a fascinating story from the company's early days.
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It's easy to forget, but we're still in the very early days of the internet.
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And there is the requisite trove of fight shots from early days to final bouts.
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In the early days, a lifetime of repressed feelings roiled, oozed and exploded during sessions.
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Fire TV is another business that didn't exist in the early days of Prime Video.
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"We were thrown in the trenches," he said of early days in 1970s New York.
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It felt closer to Fox's early days, when Rupert Murdoch took on the big three.
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And what was the first thing that you bought at auction in those early days?
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Even in its early days, Google had employees from 39 nationalities speaking 40-plus languages.
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Since those early days, the band has evolved, their sonic style morphing along the way.
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In its early days, Atlassian mostly grew by selling directly to teams within a company.
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Crawford does both sports and has been with Hart since her early days of coaching.
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These are still early days for MDMA-assisted psychotherapy and other forms of psychedelic medicine.
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In that sense, it is like Facebook in its early days as a public company.
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The price of corn has indeed plummeted from the early days of the biofuel boom.
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In the early days, that technology came in the form of better drills and pumps.
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In its early days, the web was almost universally seen as a force for good.
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"It's early days," said Gene Seroka, the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles.
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Amini later remembered the campaign's early days as among the most meaningful of her life.
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Ensminger was close to Nehru, and in the early days Ford funded mostly government projects.
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RM: Early days, we haven't finalised yet what our plans are with this mobile unit.
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"In the early days, we considered ourselves the anti-gatekeepers—the liberators," Huffman told me.
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It all started in those early days in that little schoolhouse on the backland prairie.
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On Instagram, cast members posted a Rolling Stone cover photo from the show's early days.
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That's a question Californians have been asking since the early days of the state's existence.
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During the early days of bitcoin, people claimed that the blockchain could replace banks altogether.
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BoJack was one of the few originals from Netflix's early days still going in 2018.
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Past Tense Photos of the early days — and growth spurts — of Manhattan's most iconic towers.
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These are still early days, despite the media proclaiming that Bernie has a commanding lead.
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One of Berrent&aposs jobs in her early days was formalizing employee roles and responsibilities.
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She gives this formal address invoking the Constitution, and the early days of the country.
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"These are the early days of the flu," Johnson told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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It's still early days, but with similar developments, drones could soon be all-terrain vehicles.
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"It is early days yet but conditions have not been ideal," one German analyst said.
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They're growing faster than the ridesharing leaders, Uber and Lyft, did in their early days.
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It's certainly early days, and books like this almost certainly have a short half-life.
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"The mythology is that it must have been wonderful in the early days," she says.
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It's also the place where Bachchan spent a night during his early days in Mumbai.
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But to understand the totality of his oeuvre, one must begin with his early days.
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In the early days, Case's parents were not thrilled to see their daughter ditch architecture.
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Dining at Tomorrowland also reflects changing appetites from the early days of live music events.
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I mean, we didn't have the first podcast, but it was very, very early days.
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Grisham has been working for Trump since the early days of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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He could be in serious trouble, as in the early days, when she always answered.
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We saw a lot of this in the early days of someone like Mark Zuckerberg.
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I know it will take time, but I think we're still in the early days.
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In its early days, the Resident Evil series was somewhat infamous for its stiff, slow controls.
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It's still very early days, but a promising direction for future research and development for sure.
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In the early days of data visualization, people made infographics by hand because they had to.
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Musk reportedly interviewed a range of employees in SpaceX's early days, including engineers, technicians and janitors.
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Even her early days as a model come courtesy of brand-name recognition of her family.
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Folic acid, a form of vitamin B-22, is important in the early days of pregnancy.
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In those early days, for us, it was all about understanding the complexity of the problem.
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Green wondered, in those early days, if they had made the right decision for their son.
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In the early days of the band we were playing a show at the Rehearsal Factory.
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"Move fast and break things," as Mark Zuckerberg famously said in the early days of Facebook.
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So today, let's look back at the franchise's early days, and its first star: Brian Bradley.
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Their wide-ranging conversation careens from the Coens early days to how they approach screenwriting now.
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Their wide-ranging conversation careens from the Coens early days to how they approach screenwriting now.
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That is clearly, to most, been glaringly absent from the early days of the Trump presidency.
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Other historic items from America&aposs early days are also in the spotlight at the moment.
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Here's a cute video of her and her little one in their early days of stardom.
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Qualcomm has made efforts to improve on the technology, but it's still the extremely early days.
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In the early days of hip-hop, looks breaking from the norm made a big splash.
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While it is early days, as Guo says, it's not as though developers love running infrastructure.
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As he explained in the early days, not all regulators viewed this as a legitimate industry.
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In the early days of U.S. history, Hamilton and Jefferson understood the importance of inclusive capitalism.
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Learning to listen to what Nate calls "signals" was crucial to surviving in the early days.
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He said that he and his team had prioritized the wrong things in the early days.
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And in the early days, we began to set targets – greenhouse gas and water intensity targets.
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There's a fascinating story about the struggles of women in Obama's administration in the early days.
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In the early days of the BBC, women were not allowed to be announcers or newsreaders.
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In the early days of his presidency Mr Obama, too, tried to reset Russian-American relations.
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The conversations, she told CNN, are similar to the early days of the gay rights movement.
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It's early days, but Walker suggested the drone enforcement market has plenty of room for growth.
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In the early days, people weren't craving apps and experiences they didn't know they were missing.
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Snowshoes, wooden skis and photographs of wintry scenes from the resort's early days decorated the walls.
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Others have taken a less asset-heavy approach in the early days of the Chinese internet.
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The two seized control of bilateral relations, particularly in the early days of the Trump administration.
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Kim was one of the more highly touted hires in the early days of Faraday Future.
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It's still early days — the company admitted that it's playing around with a few ideas here.
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Trump's approach to scheduling most resembles Bill Clinton's early days, according to presidential historian Chris Whipple.
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We're at the early days of working toward that and I feel really good about that.
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Logistics and delivery companies should be tracking these early days of Amazon's logistics play like hawks.
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Like Google Assistant, it's still early days for Lens and it doesn't always get things right.
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When we last saw the Saturday Night Live couple it was early days for their relationship.
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In its early days, anyone could create and get away with making pages with false information.
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But follower counts were a huge reason why Twitter succeeded in the early days, Williams acknowledged.
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But the technology is still in its early days with limitations still apparent, according to Berkes.
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In those early days, Feinman would pick guys up who couldn't get to the gym safely.
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This made sense in the early days of the internet, when it was still a sideshow.
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It may be the early days of fall, but John Legend "can't stop thinking" about Christmas!
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Jada Pinkett Smith is opening up about her mental state during her early days of fame.
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It's still early days for these devices, but they're already turning out to be life savers.
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It may be early days, but Zhavoronkov is deeply ambitious about Insilico's potential to halt aging.
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"We went off the reservation," he told CNBC on Friday, looking back at those early days.
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It is still early days for Furlenco, which plans to launch in more cities in India.
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This is a huge challenge and it's still early days but the progress has been remarkable.
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A number of the questions focused on Snapchat's early days, including about the first financing round.
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In its early days the Muslim Brotherhood was an ideological movement of the educated middle class.
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In the early days gender-reassignment clinics saw more males wishing to change sex than females.
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Well, in the case of the early days, I had become what's called a Sequoia scout.
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"I think it's still suffering from some kind of stigma from its early days," Madeon says.
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Technology and digital animation have made that effort easier than it was in the early days.
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He remembered Córdoba, hysterical in the early days, crying about his mother and starving for tortillas.
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Trump speaks in Nashville as his agenda faces pressure in the early days of his administration.
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Those early days ... months, weeks, I felt like there was this void closing in on me.
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INGRAHAM: Why did they get the story a little mixed up there in the early days?
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Crowe would recall these early days with Crosby in his mostly autobiographical 21985 film, Almost Famous.
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It was the late '80s—still the early days of PCs—and he mostly played videogames.
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Since its early days, medicine has been recognized to be both an art and a science.
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He says the two gave out more free samples than they sold in the early days.
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Foley noted that the U-lock, while effective, was from Jump's early days, seven years ago.
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Gallagher: I think there's a lot of fun stuff on the early days, surely color-wise.
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Snapchat grew quickly from its early days, hitting its stride in late 282 and early 21.
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Not half so much as we hoped back in the giddy early days of the Internet.
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In these early days, a fertilized egg evolves from a single cell to around 250 cells.
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Energy had outshone nearly every sector during the early days of the past five presidential administrations.
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"There was nothing at Love but bums, rats, and skateboarders," he says of those early days.
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Undeterred, Terpin says he remains committed to blockchain comparing it to the early days of Amazon.
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The early days at the NCI are a prime example of American government at its best.
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Cladoosby did not play a high-profile role in the early days of the pipeline controversy.
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In the early days of the internet, everyone pitched in like people tending a community garden.
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It's a problem that technologists, back in the early days of computing, pondered with some unease.
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Carroll pointed to the early days of Netflix, when it dealt in snail mail and DVDs.
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He brought Stone into his campaign in the early days but has since downplayed their relationship.
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But a peek into the early days of the now-ubiquitous device reveals a startling truth.
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The following are areas where early-stage startups need to spend money in the early days.
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Yet the technology is still in its early days and projects have faced some growing pains.
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Much like Amazon in its early days when the company was 'just' selling books, he said.
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Lyft's fuzzy pink mustaches were an effective marketing tool in the early days of ride hailing.
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The early days will be the worst, as everyone tries out the newly expanded character limit.
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Ultimately, stem cell therapy is still in its early days; its tools are still in development.
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In the early days of BIGO, broadcasters performed sexual acts that involved stripteases, flashing, and masturbation.
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But although the company has been producing sets for a few years, it's still early days.
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It's very early days, so I wonder if the rules around backing similar companies are different.
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It is early days, but agencies hope Kalobeyei may be built up to accommodate 60,000 people.
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We need to take the learnings from the early days and bring that into the future.
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We've known the Fall Out Boy boy guys since our early days in the Chicago scene.
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NATO was born at a moment of crisis, in the early days of the Cold War.
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"It was very different back then," Waldman told Adweek about her early days in sports radio.
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Mark, 43, smoked for seven years and discovered vaping back in the early days of 2004.
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World War II is still in its early days, and the U.K. populace remains mostly unaffected.
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In the company's early days, Uber often moved into markets first and dealt with regulators later.
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Kaphan was the company's first employee, and worked closely with Bezos during the company's early days.
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David Schenkein led Agios Pharmaceuticals from its early days in 2009 through the beginning of 2019.
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Their work captures the drama, humor, suspense, and tragedy of these early days of space exploration.
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How did you demonstrate product-market fit and demand for Carta services in the early days?
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The racing in the early days, you were lucky if your car could survive the race.
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The company has no doubt learned a lot about sales and manufacturing since those early days.
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Little has been shared about Bright's strategy, as it's still early days for the start-up.
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The day of online sales was invented by retailers in the early days of the internet.
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That instinct goes back at least as far as the early days of the American republic.
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"Colonia" is set during a dark period in South American history, the early days of Gen.
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A lot of founders in the early days don't calculate what their equity could be worth.
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China has heavily censored the internet since its early days; Twitter and Facebook are banned outright.
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This is a list we've been compiling and updating since the early days of the shutdown.
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In the club's early days, Cher was a regular and would order tea at the bar.
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In the early days of Trump's campaign, McGahn began an effort to reshape the federal judiciary.
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In the early days, by creed, a graffiti artist would ask neither for permission nor compensation.
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In his early days, Dalio had two clients, he tells Dubner: McDonald's and a chicken producer.
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As anyone who's started a business — or wanted to — knows, those early days are tough financially.
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From the early days of his presidential campaign, Trump exhibited unabashed admiration for the Russian strongman.
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Their friendship began in the early days of the nation, despite their vastly different political views.
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When Spikes showed me the demo, his excitement reminded me of his early days building MoviePass.
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In the early days, Winter completed his quests by using phone books and speaking to baristas.
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These are early days, and there's plenty of time to turn conventional wisdom on its head.
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Used in a sample sentence: "Again, this is a relic from the early days of aviation. "
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Minaj's music, since her early days of stardom, has reflected the difficulty of this tightrope walk.
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But these are still the early days of drone racing, mostly a sport of part-timers.
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That alienated some employees who were used to the more freewheeling operation of the early days.
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However, some of the color selections can be linked to the early days of the company.
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While that's not unusual for an administration in its early days, it can have disastrous results.
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Commentary: With Trump, nuclear brinkmanship is back It's still early days for the forty-fifth president.
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In the early days, most of that activity was happening on e-commerce sites like eBay.
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The early days of the post- Roe anti-abortion movement was dominated by the Catholic Church.
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In its early days, Amazon was a pure piggyback startup, relying on UPS/FedEx/postal infrastructure.
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"There were different songs that were getting kicked around in the early days," Lyonne told Refinery29.
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But the upside potential is greatest when an employee joins a startup in the early days.
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This strategy has echoes in the early days of the health care reform fight of 2009.
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In the early days, they worked out of an old Texaco field office in rural Texas.
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"It's early days," said Clare McAndrew, the founder of Arts Economics, who prepared the Tefaf report.
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It was pretty awesome seeing the looks on people's faces at shows in the early days.
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What faraway, questionable penpals did you used to message in your early days of the internet?
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So far, Pokémon Go is succeeding on this front as well, though it's still early days.
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He spent his early days impressing Michelin-star chefs with this one-of-a-kind liquor.
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That wasn't the case in the early days of MMOs, which meant games had to compromise.
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For that we've got to go back to the beginning, to the early days of classification.
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In the early days of space travel, nutrition and weight were both serious concerns for NASA.
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There was this great article about the sort of early days of the Klu Klux Klan.
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In his early days as administrator, Pruitt helmed daily morning meetings with dozens of political appointees.
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It's not uncommon, of course, for start-ups to bleed red ink in their early days.
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The president approved her protection after Ms. Conway received several threats in the administration's early days.
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"It's very early days, so I don't want to say we've accomplished much yet," he said.
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"The early days, everyone still thought this could be a short-term thing," he told CNN.
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In those early days, many dot-commers were techno-utopians, convinced technology would save the world.
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How did Facebook get over a series of dumb moves it made in its early days?
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Possibly in those early days, Ms. Schutz's painting might have passed as a gesture of solidarity.
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In the section on big projects, Zuckerberg talked about his own struggles in Facebook's early days.
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China's other startup boards have mostly languished despite a wellspring of excitement in their early days.
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I started in the very early days as a writer in the Season 2 writer's room.
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After all, we've come a long way since the early days of the women's rights movement.
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In the early days, untrained (aside from church-group productions as a child), it was slow.
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It's early days, but already it has connected with thousands of sex workers and truck drivers.
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Dubinsky: Well, AI has a negative kind of a meaning from back in the early days.
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We didn't even bother, to be honest, to try to get funding in the early days.
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In its early days, Amazon defended its right to sell any book, no matter its content.
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In its early days, Function of Beauty had to spend more time tweaking scents than algorithms.
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I joke about the early days of Epic [but] everybody there was really passionate about shooters.
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Alex Lazar, 58, has a shoe box full of fliers from his early days of clubbing.
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"It is very early days in this antitrust investigation into Amazon's business practices," Ms. Vestager said.
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The early days of the epidemic seemed to expose the limits of Beijing's expensive computerized snooping.
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So, the growth has been crazy because the market itself is also in its early days.
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On one of the early days of the trial, Mustafa Majeed was protesting outside the courthouse.
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Better testing in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak might have prevented widespread disease transmission
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Early days Growing up, Lee was struck by the lack of global exposure to Korean content.
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However, in the early days of her YouTube channel, Veloz recorded her videos, exclusively, in English.
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It's still early days for Cyral, with 15 employees and a handful of early access customers.
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The rounded, fabric-covered model is a far cry from the early days of hard plastic.
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One of the main versions I remember is from being in Paris in those early days.
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