How do we understand—and is the emergence a temporal emergence?
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"Word spreads very fast through social media of the emergence of a new product, the emergence of a new flavor, the emergence of a new behavior," including how to "hack," or customize, vapes and perform tricks with them.
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The funding was led by Emergence, with Santi Subotovsky and Kara Egan from Emergence both joining the startup's board of directors.
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And, like the emergence of Pepe as racist/anti-Semitic meme, the online emergence of the alt-right is also recent.
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"This sort of thing happens every time there's a major media transition, whether you're talking about Gutenberg and the [printing] press, whether your talking about the emergence of radio, the emergence of television, the emergence of the internet," he said.
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For example, the emergence of Google Photos as an application across Android and iOS significantly reduces the lock-in of Photos, the emergence of Spotify reduces the lock-in of iTunes, and the emergence of Drive and Dropbox reduces the lock-in of iCloud.
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The emergence and diffusion of best practices may actually be accelerating thanks to the emergence of a few big strip club conglomerates, like RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc.
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The UN agency also stresses the importance of vigilance in monitoring the emergence, re-emergence and global spread of Zika virus infection to protect women and infants worldwide.
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The works of science fiction from which his vision borrows often assume the emergence of "fully automated luxury communism", in which clever machines enable the emergence of a post-scarcity world.
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Eventually, this resulted in the emergence of filter feeding whales.
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Does the emergence of big data represent a similar revolution?
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Hoel's theory, called "causal emergence," roundly rejects this reductionist assumption.
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That would be a super simple example of causal emergence.
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He says causal emergence isn't radical in its basic premise.
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The emergence of Bitcoin in 2009 made cryptocurrency mining popular.
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This might result in the emergence of female superhero movies.
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In Asia people feared China's emergence as a regional hegemon.
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The emergence of frontier firms is in many ways surprising.
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In it, he traces the emergence of the American medical
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Most notably, the emergence of Jones' preferred medium: the internet.
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One interim triumph is the emergence of a signature dish.
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That consensus has been upset by the emergence of democracy.
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In 2003, Ritter led Emergence Capital's first investment, in Salesforce.com.
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I also saw their emergence as a historic turning point.
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Key manufacturing firms also cheered the emergence of a deal.
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In the decades since the term's emergence, after all, the
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The "Fauda" cast, too, is relishing its emergence from obscurity.
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Their success signals the emergence of a new political force.
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The rapid emergence of forced arbitration clauses is extremely dangerous.
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Later, the emergence of cholera was attributed to climate anomalies.
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His emergence from each may have taught him a lesson.
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One key development late Wednesday was the emergence of Sen.
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The fee war kicked off with Robinhood's emergence in 2013.
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His emergence should not be dismissed as an idle threat.
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We've also seen the emergence of ear climbers, ear cuffs.
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In recent years, with the emergence of alternative forms of
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The Communist Party prevented the emergence of independent labor unions.
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Those against withdrawal from Syria argue that the same is true there — pulling out could create a vacuum, and lead either to the re-emergence of ISIS or the emergence of another insurgent force.
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Are we witnessing the emergence of a new celeb-tattoo trend?
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But China's government has long resisted the emergence of true megacities.
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And technologically, we're seeing the rapid emergence of self-driving cars.
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The emergence of Momentum may worsen the divisions among Hungary's opposition.
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Another strength of Emergence is that it's secretly a family drama.
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There are plenty of theories surrounding the emergence of these groups.
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The 24s saw the emergence of a bona fide heroin epidemic.
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Dominant narrative: The emergence of Nashville as a real hockey market.
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The result has been the emergence of a dual-speed economy.
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It's also contributed to the emergence of new antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
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But recent months had seen signs of a Bowie re-emergence.
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Cassatt, Windley and Zyskind explore the emergence of self-sovereign identities.
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Gorsuch's emergence in the public eye last year, however, was fraught.
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A severe headache would announce the emergence of a different personality.
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Yet the emergence of these zoonotic diseases seems to have accelerated.
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The second was the emergence and popularity of passive investment strategies.
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Scientists note similarities to Earth's emergence from the last ice age.
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The most obvious change is the emergence of the odyssey years.
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"We are seeing this huge re-emergence of syphilis," she says.
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How does the re-emergence of District 13 alter the situation?
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Maine's emergence as a national political hot spot — whether for Gov.
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But its re-emergence in an ad this week is instructive.
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He describes the emergence of his mother's political activism, as well.
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The emergence of the coronavirus immediately posed a problem for her.
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Ever since her emergence, the governor has seemed — how to say?
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Importantly, these projections were made before the emergence of COVID-19.
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He received a fair amount of backlash for his re-emergence.
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Since the emergence of the virus, that flow has reversed abruptly.
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But with the emergence of the novel coronavirus, restrictions are tightening.
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This would pave the way to the re-emergence of ISIS.
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You will see the emergence of Frankfurt, Paris, Dublin, Luxembourg, Madrid.
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But Simmons's emergence put McConnell on the bench, and without complaint.
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So does Texas' emergence as a credible wellspring of Democratic hope.
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Titans second-year coach Mike Vrabel is enjoying his own emergence.
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One surprise from the parade was the re-emergence of Gen.
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Part of Tauchman's emergence has simply been a matter of opportunity.
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Tannehill&aposs emergence seemed to open up the entire Titans offense.
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The arrangement was ripe for the emergence of conflicts of interest.
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Schwarzman said the rapid emergence of AI in China was remarkable.
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But their emergence can also often signal wider tides of gentrification.
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Return investors include Emergence Capital, Mayfield, Cowboy Ventures, and Verizon Ventures.
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Part of Tauchman's emergence has simply been a matter of opportunity.
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We're in the counterculture phase of the emergence of this technology.
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On the audio-visual Emergence project, Cooper created a mesmerizing listening experience meant to emulate the scientific principle of emergence, the idea that the elements of our world continually evolve from one state of being to another.
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Investors included Boldstart Ventures, Emergence Capital, SoftTech VC, Point Nine and others.
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Ezekiel Elliott's emergence as an impact player has crossed into new territory.
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Which of these two scientific principles, reductionism or emergence, is more powerful?
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But what triggers the emergence of Nodal and Lefty inside the embryo?
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Commentary by Gordon Ritter, a founder and general partner at Emergence Capital.
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The emergence of Ciudadanos and Podemos has shaken up this cosy world.
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The laws of nature supported the emergence of intelligent life on Earth.
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"Any stressor can trigger re-emergence of a phobia," Dr. Schenier says.
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Masvidal's emergence as the betting favorite obviously doesn't guarantee him a win.
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But the emergence of tax havens inside China is now complicating matters.
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Many more will probably follow the emergence of clever web-based exchanges.
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Lumi's emergence comes after an interesting few years of growth for Roli.
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Minimalism's emergence between 1964 and 1966 set the stage for her — literally.
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Back then economists were celebrating the emergence of a broad-based expansion.
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Rembrandt used the emergence of print to secure his status as painter.
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"What you're seeing is the emergence of a new asset," he said.
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The Emergence of Superintelligence This pointed to one thing: an emerging superorganism.
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We are seeing the emergence of more institutional funds from North Asia.
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But the emergence of Putin crushed any hopes of a real rapprochement.
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The move could delay Israel's emergence as a regional natural gas exporter.
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One other broader plot turn of note: The emergence of Westerosi matriarchy.
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Gordon Ritter is a founder and general partner of Emergence Capital Partners.
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YouTube's emergence amid the blogging boom of the mid-2000s was revolutionary.
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How will the emergence of a Brown New World handle such encounters?
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A cynic might believe the emergence of such claims against Lt. Gov.
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The emergence of the antislavery North lay more than a century off.
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Barber led the company's turnaround following its emergence from bankruptcy in 2010.
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More testing could help prevent the emergence of an M. genitalium superbug.
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With failed vaccination policies has come a re-emergence of infectious diseases.
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But the emergence of JD as an online brand was a fluke.
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Jack Powell, 101, remembers the early emergence of the Irish Republican Army.
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The lead-up to cicadas' emergence is a prolonged, low-key process.
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This is definitely a crash course, nice emergence in the big leagues.
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" Ultimately, "identity is the abstraction or emergence of all of that data.
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The emergence of a wonder drug would be bittersweet for multiple reasons.
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The emergence of what might be a new kind of city-state.
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Here are five takeaways from Ms. Cabán's surprising emergence during the campaign.
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I saw bricks everywhere in various states of emergence, stasis, and neglect.
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What we've seen instead is the emergence of a highly energized resistance.
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One big cultural shift has been the emergence of the #MeToo movement.
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This, some concluded, could only herald the emergence of a New Trump.
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The emergence of social media initiated the convergence of content and communication.
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The makhzen has not tolerated the emergence of truly independent political forces.
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In a sense, these men represent the emergence of Pakistan's tech startups.
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Malaria experts hope to slow down the emergence of artemisinin-resistant strains.
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Carlos's re-emergence into a manless world sets off an international furor.
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Still, his re-emergence was not universally welcomed by serving Democratic lawmakers.
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Part of that is due to the emergence of the #MeToo movement.
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But that, too, collapsed after the emergence of additional explicit online messages.
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The emergence of ever-more outlandish theories only reinforces such toxic assumptions.
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Her re-emergence onto the public stage has unfolded slowly and methodically.
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Despite the emergence of sports betting, Adam Levitan is sticking with DFS.
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In February, the restaurant chain announced its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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The last chapters of The Code trace the emergence of the internet.
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Turkish troops entered Syria to prevent the emergence of such a state.
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The other is the emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains of M. tuberculosis.
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The emergence of new electronic payment methods is undoubtedly reshaping consumer behaviour.
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Budget cuts -- combined with the emergence of new technologies -- shuttered the towers.
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But it was unclear whether this earlier emergence was endangering their survival.
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President Eisenhower warned us of the emergence of the military-industrial complex.
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Alchemical techniques vital to the emergence of synthetic color are also considered.
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The emergence of such groups has helped some startups buck the trend.
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Then it was the surprise emergence of a new mega-mine in Brazil.
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The emergence of Dana Settle with Greycroft, what's now Upfront Ventures ... It's small.
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The sense of emergence is ever present, whether that's memories, dreams, or psychosis.
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The ego loss clears the way to allow the emergence of these insights.
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It's not surprising markets are celebrating the emergence of a more presidential Trump.
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"Far from resisting the emergence of the new caste system" that Ronald Reagan
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Their seasonal emergence makes them more susceptible to their most common predator: cars.
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All of this has led to the emergence of the Twitter hashtag #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty.
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Existing shareholders, including Emergence Capital, Sequoia and Yuan sold another 11 million shares.
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Recent legislative action and the emergence of independent whistleblowers suggest Manjoo was right.
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What also got the team excited: the emergence of new toys and old.
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Emergence is the rare Lost clone to zig when everybody else would zag.
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We must look for both patterns of emergence in our messy data streams.
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The re-emergence of polio strongly suggests that Venezuela's vaccination programme has failed.
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" He believes DocuSign's "growth is impressive and tracks the emergence of the market.
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Baker is especially skillful at describing the emergence of the new Republican Party.
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All five firms prevent the emergence of rivals by buying or crushing them.
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Cue the recent emergence of more than 150 companies to make cooking easier.
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Cooper's latest album, Emergence, is more of an experience than a traditional record.
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In the 1920s, you saw the emergence of the behavioral school of psychology.
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But he's planning his emergence from hibernation to capitalize on the potential downturn.
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But ULA's monopoly on the industry is threatened by the emergence of SpaceX.
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The shock caused by China's emergence also exposed fault lines in America's economy.
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They are visible now thanks to the emergence of this long-secret material.
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Another revealing sign of Ryanism's electoral impotence was the emergence of Donald Trump.
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But the gardens of Versailles provide a perfectly incongruous setting for Randall's emergence.
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It's probably not surprising that the word's swift emergence has provoked some readers.
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The widespread emergence of resistant bacteria already claims 700,000 lives a year globally.
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One of those is the emergence of an Apple on-demand video service.
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The first is the inescapable fact of China's emergence as a global superpower.
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But then the emergence of the gilets jaunes, too, has been called miraculous.
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I think the emergence of hybrids had a lot to do with that.
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Using artemisinin for prevention could speed the emergence of parasites resistant to it.
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The emergence of the Greens as powerbrokers in any coalition weighed on markets.
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Prior to joining Emergence, he was founder of e-learning company AXG Tecnonexo.
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Alison Wagonfeld, Operating Partner at Emergence Capital, joined the company in March 2013.
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"Emergence" makes one feel that the effort of constructing civilization is completely futile.
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It's an event—an emergence, an emergency—that transpires ceaselessly while you look.
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We are witnessing the emergence of a new order in the TV business.
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Emergence Capital is narrowly focused on investing in early-stage enterprise software companies.
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The emergence of Dr. Blasey late in the process, however, upended their plans.
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The emergence of stronger bilateral ties between China and Turkey only seem natural.
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The House progressive caucus may take the emergence of new issues even further.
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The idea is emergence—one system yields the next in an emergent form.
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He told me their emergence in the news cycle right now makes sense.
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The decade also saw the emergence of John Singleton, who died on Monday.
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Emergence Capital, which focuses on enterprise investments, has endured two other major downturns.
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He acknowledged that watching Barkley's emergence last year was a big learning experience.
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The whereabouts of the manuscript remained a mystery until its emergence in London.
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Collapse also often paves the way for the emergence of new, evolutionary structures.
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The news comes as Ethiopia continues its emergence as a regional manufacturing hub.
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The emergence of Tyler Perry Studios in 2008 marked a colossal turning point.
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The other was the emergence of Xi Jinping as China's leader in 2012.
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For years, our correspondents have been tracking China's emergence as a global powerhouse.
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Its emergence has at times threatened to hinder an overall AK Party majority.
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Bitcoin's legitimacy can be disputed, but its emergence as a formidable asset cannot.
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Investors: Scale Venture Partners, Emergence Capital, Cowboy Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, and Upside Partnership.
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Recent legislative action and the emergence of independent whistleblowers suggest Manjoo was right.
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Latin America is an especially compelling region for the emergence of super apps.
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Both books trace the gradual emergence of monotheism from a background of polytheism.
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The emergence of genetic surveillance states and the end of genetic privacy loom.
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The emergence of these goliaths is similar to the emergence of big companies in the United States and Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Japan in the 1950s and 1960s, and South Korea in the 1960s and 1970s.
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That is leading to the emergence of a new job title: chief diversity officer.
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BetterWorks has raised $35 million from investors, including Kleiner Perkins and Emergence Capital Partners.
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The co-emergence of social media and the camera-phone dramatically altered marketplace models.
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Critical things have happened like the digital economy, the emergence of the digital economy.
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Draghi said the emergence of new governments with different views should not be dramatised.
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Those gradients, in turn, could play a key role in the emergence of life.
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"Ethnocentrism among white Americans explains Trump's astonishing emergence, " concluded Donald Kinder and Cindy Kam.
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The emergence of the alt-right isn't confined to the alt-right itself, however.
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Ultimately though, the emergence of all of this is really about demographics and race.
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The movement had just begun its explosive emergence into the country's politics and culture.
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A rising middle class has led to the emergence of Western-style shopping malls.
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The 19th century saw the emergence of another responsibility for central banks: managing crises.
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The real transformation, industry observers believe, is the emergence of a Level 3 network.
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She believes this is attributable, in part, to Trump's emergence on the political scene.
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The shrinking of manufacturing has coincided with the emergence of a more divided Britain.
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Orbit has collected all three novels — Dissidence, Insurgence, and Emergence — into one omnibus volume.
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But smouldering grievances have encouraged the emergence of small, mostly home-grown, militant groups.
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That's led to the emergence of little-known third-party browsing options like Botlist.
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Or does his emergence say something about where the Republican party has gravitated to?
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The emergence of the runaway production coincides with some key advances in filmmaking technology.
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But now with Reliance Jio and the emergence of cheaper data, it will be.
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Unfortunately, there is reason to fear the emergence of a new, less liberal consensus.
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The emergence of the mirrorworld will affect us all at a deeply personal level.
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The emergence of new breeding techniques has reignited debate over genetic modification in Europe.
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Marijuana's emergence as a major agricultural force has been lightning fast compared to wine's.
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Draghi said the emergence of new governments with different views should not be dramatized.
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His emergence could complicate an already delicate stage of Sudan's planned transition to democracy.
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In South Korea and Brazil, the emergence of a middle class lead to democratization.
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Why do you think people haven't considered the wartime context for horror's emergence before?
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"There's been no re-emergence of shipbuilding," says Gary Cook of the GMB union.
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The emergence of nuclear weapons further centralized power in the hands of the president.
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There are a couple of other new family members whose emergence I won't spoil.
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The past 23 years have seen the emergence of online high-yield savings accounts.
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Copy editors at The Times were bedeviled in 1952 by the emergence of Gen.
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Meanwhile, fixed borders created the first real incentives for the emergence of civic identities.
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But the last year has seen the emergence of a deeper problem than mismanagement.
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Mr. Trump's emergence as the all-but-anointed Republican nominee may change this dynamic.
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So they used Google NGram to study the emergence of 48 words or phrases.
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OMERS Ventures led the round, with participation from Emergence, Mayfield, Cowboy Ventures, and Verizon.
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Although to be accurate, it's not so much migration as it is an emergence.
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His emergence as a writer was, in fact, a record of his imminent disappearance.
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Then there was the spelling bee, Scrabble and the recent emergence of e-sports.
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McMaster's speech highlighted the emergence of the pernicious threat in Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Turkey.
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Using force against Iran will not prevent its emergence as a nuclear-armed state.
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Her re-emergence into the American limelight is a moment of true crowning glory.
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The round was led by Highland Capital and existing investors Inovia and Emergence Capital.
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The emergence of machine learning in health applications has made de-identification highly ineffective.
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Griff's emergence as the baddest brother on campus had made him Axel's natural successor.
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He serves as the most prominent symbol of China's emergence as an economic powerhouse.
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It added that cold springs could reduce or delay emergence, leading to shorter lifespans.
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Until the emergence of Abdulrahman, Ismail Matar was the biggest star in the country.
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But given its rapid emergence and potential impact, blockchain deserves significant attention and consideration.
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The biggest impact was working at Salesforce during the critical emergence of the cloud.
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What we will see in this phase is the emergence of a new vision.
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The emergence of the Islamic State in Afghanistan had demonstrated the country's growing instability.
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LT: The emergence of autonomy for women is linked to the birth control pill.
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That particular play was the byproduct of Terry Rozier's emergence as a legitimate threat.
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Charges of faulty forecasts have accompanied the emergence of predictive analytics into public policy.
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With the emergence of the new government, however, the structure of support is changing.
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Kucherov's emergence has taken the pressure off Stamkos, 29, to be the dominant star.
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We've got to demand positive change toward the emergence of a new, democratic republic.
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Coronavirus, whose emergence wasn't predicted, is not well-suited for the public labs' infrastructure.
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But the emergence of a second seat put the state squarely back into focus.
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How nice: to have the emergence of one's self marked by a rocket exploding!
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In 2006, they moved to China and both wrote books about China's re-emergence.
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Pineda's emergence has come at the right time for him, and for the Yankees.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya seems to revel in her emergence as a player in Russian policy.
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China has seen the emergence of private businesses and a vastly expanded middle class.
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That's not new, but the emergence of social media allows more recording and sharing.
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Quite to the contrary, it will very likely promote the emergence of antibiotic resistance!
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This year's emergence of breakthrough innovations illustrates the vitality of the health care industry.
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Sales and demand eroded further in the '80s with the emergence of Chrysler's minivan.
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That number could grow this year thanks to the emergence of Iowa's T.J. Hockenson.
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This exhibition marks the emergence of a new pattern — exploring the color black itself.
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But the recent emergence of a new jihadi-trained insurgent group has changed that.
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It's taken a while, but we're witnessing the emergence of an important new vision.
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The photographs capture Ai's emergence as the uniquely provocative artist that he is today.
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"As last-mile delivery alternatives proliferate with the emergence of new companies and technologies, we anticipate the emergence of a marketplace to bid last-mile delivery across a wide range of options," another one of Alphabet's slides, titled "Key Question No. 1," read.
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So I'd argue that the fundamental preconditions of understanding society in this way wasn't the emergence of capitalism but rather the emergence of the natural sciences and the belief that the world — and people — could be reduced to predictable, law-abiding machines.
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" Kevin Spain, Emergence Capital Emergence Capital General Partner Kevin Spain focuses on emerging platforms in the enterprise/cloud space, so for mobile AR is looking for "enterprise use cases that are genuinely useful for business, rather than innovation or pilot research projects.
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The feds are being surprisingly flexible in how they handle the emergence of autonomous driving.
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But if these scientists are right, then causal emergence might be how that works, mathematically.
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I've been waiting all season for his big end-game emergence as a power player.
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"He will remain a singular figure in the group's emergence and evolution," Mr. Geltzer said.
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The first was the emergence of the motor car, when oil prices started to soar.
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And the emergence of upstarts like Snapchat suggests that new entrants can still make waves.
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Zambada on Thursday told the story of the Sinaloa Cartel's emergence in the early 1990s.
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Emergence airs Tuesdays at 10 pm Eastern on ABC, with previous episodes available on Hulu.
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They've also been challenged by the emergence of a new European rival: Gale Force Esports.
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Reagan's administration jumped on the opportunity to publicize the crack cocaine epidemic, sensationalizing its emergence.
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Greece's Foreign Ministry issued a statement warning against the re-emergence of Europe's ancient rivalries.
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Its emergence in what is in effect a war zone makes it hard to contain.
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For Trump, Utah's emergence as a potential GOP hole couldn't come at a worse time.
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It's an event which took place shortly after the emergence of retroviruses in our environment.
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The emergence of youth has created some excitement around the Maple Leafs entering the season.
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But their emergence seems fixed on just two standards: Apple's CarPlay and Google's Android Auto.
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Yet attempts to resolve such conflicts are rare: instead, you get the emergence of tribalism.
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Sylvest and Benartzi and their companies represent two important sides of the emergence of blockchain.
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He has not been helped by the emergence of new cases — including one on Dec.
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The emergence of fake events as the new fake news represents a significant new mutation.
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Salt keeps water in a liquid state, and that's important for the emergence of life.
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Now, however, the emergence of piperaquine resistance in Cambodia has led to treatment failing altogether.
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Even that role dwindled across centuries, especially after the emergence of the modern police force.
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However, the emergence of yet another recording on Tuesday challenged that part of their claims.
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Europe's political systems have long been more hospitable to the emergence of new political parties.
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Since Trump's emergence Republicans have consolidated their control of small-town, exurban and rural communities.
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" Africa: "We cannot let Africa become the next breeding ground for the emergence of ISIS.
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Since her emergence ten years ago there have been very few stars like Lady Gaga.
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In his latest, Emergence, Horsthuis creates a series of organic fractal landscapes with geometric structures.
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The timing of Day's emergence helped Meyer feel he could walk away at this time.
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WE SEE RAPID EMERGENCE IN GROWTH IN RIDE SHARING IN PARTICULAR AS PART OF THAT.
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The emergence of Panama as a busy offshore destination was a surprise to many experts.
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The emergence of Islamic State as a threat in Afghanistan has added to U.S. concerns.
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Emergence Capital led the investment, joined by real estate services company CBRE and Microsoft Ventures.
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For Kasich, the emergence of new backers will become especially important in the days ahead.
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Only in three years did this rating increase from emergence to maturity (290, 143, 214).
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With the emergence of "sharing economy" people are choosing to rent instead of purchasing items.
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Somehow, when you're dramatizing the existence of everything, the emergence of bacteria becomes strangely inspiring.
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Newspapers talk fearfully of the emergence of a "cult of overwork", driven by new technology.
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There are many explanations for the surge, including the emergence of the county-lines model.
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Mr Putin's emergence as a 21st-century tsar is not as odd as it seems.
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The emergence of artificial intelligence used in health applications has made de-identification highly ineffective.
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If successful, China's emergence as a leading power in innovation could shift the strategic balance.
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Changing gender expectations have resulted in the emergence of a generation of female arts leaders.
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Most intriguingly, though, the term marked the emergence of a leftward-leaning Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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The others will touch on themes of life's emergence from water, instincts, emotions, and intellect.
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Her sudden emergence begged more questions than it answered for the cops on her trail.
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That change, Blair believes, will be the emergence of China as the dominant global power.
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Tom Udall's rise in elected office mirrored New Mexico's emergence as a safely Democratic state.
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The emergence of constructive negotiations between American and Chinese officials — in particular after a Feb.
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But barring the emergence of a majority behind a negotiated arrangement, Britain will crash out.
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PA), the emergence of aspiring conglomerates like U.S.-based Kors or China's Shandong Ruyi (002193.
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Their recklessness and the attendant re-emergence of measles aren't just a public health crisis.
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The emergence of its archive will undoubtedly highlight significant, once-lost moments from photography's history.
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The others are the internet, especially the emergence of artificial intelligence, and exchanged-traded funds.
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" Another read: "Will the emergence of robots free up labor or cause unemployment and poverty?
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Part two, which will run on Tuesday, looks at the emergence of ISIS in Afghanistan.
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"Internet access, and the emergence of the Web, was my generation's big bang," he writes.
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Mannion will not take credit for his part in aiding in the emergence of Williams.
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Ankara has consistently opposed the emergence of any Kurdish-led autonomous region in northeastern Syria.
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All these elements put together create a rather attractive opportunity for the emergence of neobanks.
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I liked PANDORA'S BOX and we see the re-emergence of AGORAPHOBIA in the puzzle.
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Similarly, many feared that the ATM's emergence in the early 1970s would replace bank tellers.
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The emergence of their businesses was driven by mission—an insistence on preserving digital rights.
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Medics are already worried about the emergence of antibiotic resistance due to drug over-use.
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His rise symbolized the country's emergence as an economic powerhouse from the ashes of war.
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Border security has been a central concern ever since the emergence of modern territorial states.
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Instead, the re-emergence of the field is encapsulated in a start-up called Lygos.
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And we're seeing an emergence of their remote influence on weather and climate over land.
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The emergence of the copycat they call the Secondhand Killer gives everyone a collective lift.
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Not everybody is happy about Go-Jek and the emergence of other ride-hailing services.
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But its re-emergence reflects something far more serious about the state of national discourse.
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Sanders believes the emergence of these cultural and social movements may have emboldened Parkland's teens.
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On the whole, will the emergence of AI religion make us better or worse off?
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Paralyzed, Israel would be helpless to prevent the Islamic Republic's emergence as a nuclear power.
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McCormick says the emergence of elite esports would be &apospart of the entertainment value&apos
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It is hard to attribute the emergence of that bias to majority-minority districts, however.
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His emergence also marginalized Nick Foles, whose contract quickly became one of the NFL's worst.
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Doesn't the emergence of this parallel market serve as proof that lactariums aren't sufficient anymore?
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Carl Friedrich is the best on totalitarianism, and Hannah Arendt of course on its emergence.
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"Our results challenge the preconceived notion of early modern humans in East Africa in many ways regarding the date of emergence of our species, the geographical conditions of this emergence and the conditions of the evolution of the early forms of Homo sapiens," Hublin said.
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Just as excellent exhibits were one way the U.S. came to command the world's imagination during the Cold War, so today nations wishing to mark their emergence, re-emergence or simple presence on the global state frequently seek to do so by hosting an expo.
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The first is the emergence of white nationalism as the primary animating force of movement conservatism.
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The emergence of the video has prompted authorities to investigate whether any laws had been broken.
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Traditional particle physicists would argue for reductionism; condensed-matter physicists, who study complex materials, for emergence.
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To be sure, the shift will lead to the emergence of new careers in growing industries.
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The company has raised $31 million from investors, including Scale Venture Partners and Emergence Capital Partners.
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Since its emergence in February, Locky has infected targets in the US, Europe, Pakistan and elsewhere.
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The emergence of the fintech industry has also put the spotlight on banks in the region.
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But now, the impossible has happened: Cruz's unlikely emergence as the favorite to beat Donald Trump.
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A notable case is the 1983 season, which many remember for the emergence of upstart Miami.
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Later, the emergence of accelerators and investors worldwide allowed a wider range of potential home bases.
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This week: ABC's new sci-fi family drama Emergence, which airs Tuesdays at 10 pm Eastern.
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The other is the emergence of new strains of the disease resistant to the available treatments.
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The sale is another step in the bank's slow emergence from the shadow of the crisis.
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If we are going to be vigilant against Ebola's re-emergence, we need to find it.
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The emergence of a new, sophisticated group of Rohingya militants is likely to exacerbate the violence.
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In other terms, it's been about 125,000 generations since the emergence of the first human species.
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He now believes Hong Kong's best hope is the emergence of a democratic movement in China.
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"Our study suggests that high-frequency hearing may have preceded the emergence of echolocation," noted Churchill.
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Its re-emergence may well define Germany's next phase and is already evident in several places.
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Here is a mini dive into the top pending threats: The emergence of AI-driven chatbots.
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Trump's emergence on the scene in Atlantic City had been generally welcomed by state gambling regulators.
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For example, we're already starting to see the emergence of rampant fraud in virtual goods transactions.
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Emergence by Max Cooper is out on the 25th of November on his own label, Mesh.
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By now, that's a familiar scenario, the central narrative in the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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But D'Antoni admitted that the emergence of Montrezl Harrell has made his allotting of minutes challenging.
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But Teilhard's vision didn't stop with the emergence of a noosphere and a global nervous system.
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It's now taken cash from Emergence Capital, Social, Social Capital, CoVenture, Founders Fund, 8VC and others.
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Prior to joining Emergence, Santi founded, AXG Tecnonexo, a SaaS e-learning company in Latin America.
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"Given the emergence of drug resistance, a vaccine may be our only avenue," Petousis-Harris said.
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"We're talking about the emergence of chat commerce," said Lily Varón, an analyst at Forrester Research.
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"The emergence of these nontraditional parties, the anti-establishment parties, adds to uncertainty," El-Erian said.
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What's more, the experiments don't cleanly rule out other ways to view the emergence of classicality.
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That in part led to the emergence of users putting sticky-notes over their webcam lens.
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"I look at the way that customers are perceiving the emergence of the cloud," McLuckie said.
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The emergence of such diseases depends a great deal on spontaneous genetic mutations and circumstantial factors.
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We are now seeing the emergence of the last-mile phenomenon in an unlikely setting: education.
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President Obama has begun to respond to the re-emergence of Russia as a strategic threat.
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The emergence of scrap as a significant supply source is accentuating that theme at the moment.
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A closely related and profound infrastructure trend is the emergence of event-driven, "serverless" application architectures.
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The emergence of the railway and steamship allowed bulky products to be sent speedily across borders.
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Since the emergence of Campbell's undercover work, there has been one unanswered question of national importance.
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Southerners were wary of a challenge to slavery; others feared the emergence of a national demagogue.
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What is new and potentially lethal to an informed democracy are the emergence of deepfake technologies.
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This emergence of judicial supremacy is at odds with the constitutional framework of separation of powers.
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A clear example is the emergence of drug-resistant bacteria, which turn once-treatable infections deadly.
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The possible emergence of an insurgency involving Rohingyas has already been seized upon by Buddhist nationalists.
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But it's not just the emergence of increased casual wear that makes Victoria's Secret less appealing.
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"This will contribute to the economic emergence of the Ivory Coast," said Duncan at the launch.
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We have witnessed in recent years the emergence of technology start-up ecosystems across the world.
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The emergence of metallurgy, and copperworks in particular, represents an important stepping stone for ancient civilizations.
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Socialist strategy isn't the only thing that has prevented the emergence of a new Popular Front.
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It's a Dennett-esque foray into both the emergence of the self and its evolutionary perpetuation.
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We are looking forward to having Emergence Capital join us for Include Office Hours this March.
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One precaution in children is that it can cause an emergence phenomenon, or a bad trip.
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Click here to see more of Vincent Houze's work, and here to download Max Cooper's Emergence.
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Even more, her rise to fame is indicative of the emergence of Kenya's young, creative talents.
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But with the inevitable emergence of wearable technology, the prospect of more invasive interruptions seems inevitable.
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The emergence of Black Twitter has also given African-Americans a powerful voice on social media.
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The emergence of language as a system of creative thought was sensed by Descartes and Galileo.
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Its emergence is the most striking unintended consequence of the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen.
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Their lab specializes in using genomic epidemiology to track the emergence, spread and evolution of viruses.
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We are now witnessing the emergence of the most passionate movement for gun control since 21986.
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Acknowledging all sources of anti-Semitism is essential to counter its re-emergence in our society.
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It's now trying to take advantage of Amazon's emergence as the black hat of American capitalism.
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Mr. Kudlow criticized the president after the emergence of the "Access Hollywood" tape in October 2016.
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Aging, according to recent economic research, is stunting the emergence of new businesses and sapping productivity.
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Its sudden emergence is giving athletes and federations something of a free shot at Olympic medals.
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Its emergence represents, at the very least, an erosion of democracy — a nightmare, not a legacy.
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Mr. Trump's emergence on the political stage has coincided with a jump in television news viewership.
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In any case, the first lady's public re-emergence is tied to one of her interests.
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The emergence of women-only beaches in Lebanon offers a short hiatus from the male gaze.
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China's emergence as a world economic power came with a ready checkbook for major brand names.
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Jason Green, Emergence Capital — "Make an intentional trade of releasing some growth for burning less capital."
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He predicted the emergence of separate, competing economic and political blocs—the polarization that Westad fears.
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But their emergence coincides with the beginning of an era of far greater skepticism toward tech.
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Other than influenza, no other respiratory virus has been tracked from emergence to continuous global spread.
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Emergence does not have any significant investments in the market, but is watching the trend closely.
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The reason is that I have seen this movie before with the emergence of the internet.
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However, I believe we will soon see the emergence of asset coins (aka traditional asset tokens).
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But his timing, coinciding with the emergence of Lin-Manuel Miranda, turned out to be impeccable.
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Ben McLachlan's emergence dovetailed with his switch to represent Japan, where his mother, Yuriko, was born.
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Perhaps even more important, however, is the emergence of what might be termed a "Trump Doctrine".
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Some of them tried to kidnap Piper in the Emergence premiere episode, but they were unsuccessful.
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Things have worsened with the allegations against Harvey Weinstein and the emergence of the #MeToo movement.
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And here unfolded the last act of the drama: the eventual emergence of anti-anti-Communism.
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With the emergence of social media, the site's pointed progressive reporting soared and the staff grew.
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Its emergence (it was founded 2011) dovetailed with an interesting shift in the world of tech.
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The emergence of AIDS, first identified in the United States in 1981, severely tested Dr. Mahler.
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At the UN, we will witness the emergence of some of those new roles and relationships.
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Things I didn't comment on: the continued emergence of Oscar as everyone's favorite resident of Montauk.
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Sina was a key player in the Chinese internet's emergence as a social and economic force.
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This eventually led to the emergence of global jihad under the leadership of Osama bin Laden.
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We were watching with gratitude the emergence of a new generation of writers with wartime experience.
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The emergence of the atheist Soviet state in 1922 dealt a severe blow to the church.
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It comments on the re-emergence of white supremacy at the highest levels of American politics.
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They are legacies of the country's revolutionary past and its recent emergence from single-party rule.
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Bitcoin's emergence as a global digital currency has been as revolutionary as it has been erratic.
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Spurred on by the emergence of rookie goalie Jordan Binnington who would wind up sporting a .
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"We are trying to understand what I like to call the emergence of beauty," Milinkovitch said.
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It's about the emergence of synthetic biology, which is basically human beings redesigning their biological structure.
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I think what will happen is there will be this emergence one day of virtual MSO.
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Click here to see more of Kevin McGloughlin's work, and here to pre-order Max Cooper's Emergence.
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There was no smiling in "Emergence" — or maybe it was masked by the dancers' mesh head coverings.
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"Big Fun" closes out the musical episode with the emergence of unnerving cult leader Edgar Evernever (Murray).
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Dutch interest in F20203 has risen again with the emergence of the Red Bull driver Max Verstappen.
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Those concerns were amplified by the emergence of his connection to the so-called "pizza gate" controversy.
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It's unclear, and when pressed, Red Candle was unwilling to divulge what's complicating the game's re-emergence.
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Katzourakis and Aiewsakun then used the newly developed mathematical framework to recalculate the emergence of foamy viruses.
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Emergence of a crisis:1861-1865 - During the Civil War, medics use morphine as a battlefield anesthetic.
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The '90s and '00s saw the emergence of an archetype, a gorgeous glutton who took over television.
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MULTINATIONAL FIRMS have come a long way in the decades since the emergence of supply-chain management.
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"The utopic idea is to identify the emergence of new botnets at the infection stage," Mimran said.
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Emergence, Max Cooper's second full-length release and first on his new Mesh label, drops November 25.
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Trump's emergence as a strong presidential candidate has been a talking point at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
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But the sudden emergence of Koike's party, which also appeals to conservative voters, could upset Abe's calculation.
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For Muslims, Islam's emergence followed revelations from God delivered by the angel Gabriel to the prophet Muhammad.
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Since its emergence, Facebook has changed the way we communicate — and that includes the way we speak.
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The cause is the re-emergence of what James Mattis, the defence secretary, calls "great-power competition".
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One example is the emergence of so-called smart speakers, such as Amazon's Echo and Google Home.
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It raised nearly $30 million from investors such as Bloomberg Beta, Scale Venture Partners and Emergence Capital.
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We're now witnessing the emergence of a new generation of equal moral importance: a Greatest Generation 2.0.
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For example, members of the fast-growing middle class complain about the emergence of a new plutocracy.
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The deal has also seen the emergence of U.S. hedge fund Elliott Management Corporation as a player.
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The emergence of digital-first insurers has created a new business model on delivering value to consumers.
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The movement spawned the emergence of similar themes in places such as Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.
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Twelve housed societies that offered data on their complexity before and after the emergence of Big Gods.
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An interesting ramification of this study is the association of new technologies with the emergence of pathogens.
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Emergence has been unusually slow in Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio, when compared with five-year averages.
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The company, founded in 2011, has raised $145 million altogether, including from Emergence Capital and Horizons Ventures.
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Cybercriminals are well organized with an alarming emergence of state-sponsored attacks, cyber-espionage and cyber terror.
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During the race he had refused to apologize following the emergence of controversial comments on gang rape.
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And the emergence of unscrupulous patent trolls who use the threat of lawsuits to extort nuisance settlements.
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Instead, all we got was that lousy question, and the emergence of the Ken Bone Love Train.
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Nancy debuted in 213, a year also marked by the emergence of another female detective: Miss Marple.
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Since Scarface's emergence in the early 90s, the Houston artist has shaped hip-hop in innumerable ways.
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Researchers said one explanation for this worse result could be the emergence of more stringent legal requirements.
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Superimposed on all this was a unique event: the rapid emergence of China as an economic power.
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One example he cited was the evolution of digital healthcare technology, with the emergence of fitness trackers.
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Some arise from the emergence of China as a global power; others are rooted within individual societies.
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The hearing will "examine the emergence, benefits, and implications" of the AR technology, according to the committee.
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A recent and encouraging development, then, has been the long-awaited emergence of hiring among these employers.
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The emergence of online crowdfunding platforms is a troubling development in the eyes of far-right watchdogs.
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Emergence Capital is Zoom's biggest outside stakeholder, with 12.5 percent ownership, followed by Sequoia at 11.4 percent.
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Is your, you know, traditional competitors sort of being side-lined by this emergence of new technology?
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Arizona's emergence as a central battleground in the war over the Republican party's future extends beyond Flake.
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Noisey: You are one of the artists directly responsible for the global emergence of the trap sound.
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An attack near Moscow last year may have marked the emergence of the new generation of radicals.
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When we ask how his life has changed with the re-emergence of his work, he laughs.
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What has your experience been like in the film industry, after the emergence of the #MeToo movement?
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The last four years have seen the emergence of baby DJ schools, dance parties, and music releases.
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Ocasio-Cortez also commented on the video's re-emergence in a statement to The Hill on Friday.
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The offering was a big step toward Argentina's re-emergence in capital markets under President Mauricio Macri.
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The peak of the "emergence," as the province's website calls the unusual event, is expected this weekend.
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Nonetheless, the emergence of any new behavioral sign or symptom of concern requires careful and immediate evaluation.
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The emergence of sound in the 1920s cemented Hollywood as the centre of the global film business.
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Leah's re-emergence prompts Lucious to emotionally revisit some lighter moments, like their shared love of music.
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Not surprisingly, its emergence sparked the rise of copycats, including alternative coins like litecoin, XRP and ether.
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HOLLAND COTTER Within a year of Dada's emergence, the one-act ballet "Parade" (1917) was mightily Dadaist.
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The emergence of an international soccer scene prompted the first stirrings of interest from a neutral perspective.
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The emergence of the recording was seen as an indication Cohen is willing to cooperate with authorities.
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The emergence of the two countries as strategic allies, he said, "not only can, but must" continue.
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Worse still, Saudi Arabia and the NATO member Turkey helped facilitate the emergence of the Islamic State.
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The emergence of modern economic growth required an intellectual revolution that ran counter to all of this.
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What compounds all these challenges is the emergence of new economic ecosystem: the Internet of Things (IoT).
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While Altidore has been a mainstay for the Americans for years, Wood's emergence has been more recent.
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There could also be reputational costs: An emergence of damning footage might blemish the valuable "Apprentice" brand.
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Cicada nymphs spend 17 years underground, where they "await an undetermined signal for emergence," Mr. Hoover said.
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Of course there's a political economy of white nationalism and of the emergence of the extreme right.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin: Shirley Brady asks what do you think of Sarah Palin's re-emergence with Trump?
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The emergence of Donald J. Trump makes a serious national conversation about government's role even more improbable.
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If your startup focuses on enterprise solutions, Emergence Capital may be who you want to connect with.
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The 1950s saw the emergence of daring gold bands that were as prominent as the jewel itself.
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In contemplating the emergence faster + cheaper alternatives to college, I've been fearful of losing all the fun.
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There's a "re-emergence of working out at home," said Kevin Thau, general partner at Spark Capital.
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Between the lines: Kim's emergence onto the world stage has been swift and, thus far, remarkably successful.
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The rate has crept up over the last 18 months alongside the re-emergence of pay rises.
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After that, the Watergate scandal and Richard Nixon's resignation seeded the ground for the emergence of punk.
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Seattle-based Textio, for example, an Emergence portfolio company, uses AI-powered tools to augment business writing.
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However, the emergence of a new hardware era introduces a new set of challenges for chip makers.
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But that's not a danger with Emergence, since the entire firm develops a relationship with the startup.
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Perhaps the biggest reason for avocados' rise to dominance is the emergence of the clean-eating lifestyle.
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And, the emergence of new trade surplus would create three American jobs per $220006mm of such surplus.
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The emergence of new trade surplus would create three American jobs per $1 million of such surplus.
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Now we are in a situation where our goal is to prevent the emergence of a hegemon.
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The emergence of militias and the near-collapse of the Congolese state resulted in a protracted struggle.
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With the emergence of subjective experience, new concepts, those of psychology, are needed to explain the phenomenon.
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Inglehart places strong emphasis on economic trends as a major factor in the emergence of authoritarian populism.
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Physicist Sean Carroll is the author of Something Deeply Hidden: Quantum Worlds and the Emergence of Spacetime.
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What role, if any, his Russian handlers had in the emergence of his memoir is not specified.
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Before the emergence of GPUs, Mr. Buck said, training such a system might take an entire semester.
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The Warriors' emergence as a basketball superpower just happened to dovetail with James's move back to Cleveland.
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Thanks to the emergence of online courses, the barrier to entry to coding is lower than ever.
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That has cleared the way for their re-emergence as a political factor, the NYClass leaders said.
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In addition, the emergence of substance abuse and mental illness are risk factors prevalent to young adulthood.
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With the emergence of a new generation of Russian collectors — some with immense wealth — prices have spiraled.
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Health workers are also debunking rumors, calming fears and bracing for the expected emergence of new cases.
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Spanish politics has become a five-party contest, after the recent emergence of the ultranationalist Vox party.
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We know the "hotspots" for viral emergence tend to cluster in equatorial, biodiverse parts of the world.
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A second, and perhaps more surprising, reason is the emergence of winemakers seeking to take rosé upmarket.
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Self regulating organizations are nothing new but have driven industrialization and the emergence of modern financial markets.
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The emergence of detailed positions on the tougher points looks less likely in this round, officials said.
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We have spent two decades studying the emergence and breakdown of democracy in Europe and Latin America.
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Overuse of antibiotics has been linked to the emergence of deadly superbugs that are resistant to drugs.
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In "Reagan Rising: The Decisive Years, 1976-1980," Craig Shirley chronicles the Republicans' emergence from the wilderness.
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Growing health awareness more generally has also led to the emergence of a new profession: Wellbeing manager.
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The tense relationship among automobile drivers, cyclists and pedestrians presages the emergence of a new transportation culture.
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Robert Macfarlane's essay "The Understory," in Emergence Magazine, is even more astounding, explaining how trees communicate underground.
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This was the first emergence of a "grey market" in Britain—drugs acquired legally, but sold illicitly.
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The other great issue is Ruth Davidson's re-emergence on the scene after several months on maternity leave.
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Fewer people are paying for traditional TV, hence the full-fledged emergence of web TV (see Peter below).
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The mere emergence of Trump on the political arena was enough to rattle NATO members, according to Preble.
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"The emergence of a new high value crop like cannabis opens opportunities for innovation and improvement," says Vaught.
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It is also facing robust competition from Walmart, Target and Amazon, making a successful emergence a challenging feat.
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Despite the emergence of a black middle class, South Africa is now the most unequal country on earth.
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Throughout high school, Rancid would become intertwined with bands like Blink-182 with the emergence of The Transplants.
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In recent years, we've seen the slow emergence of true Bachelor love from certain corners of the internet.
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Ellis thinks causal emergence could account for many emergent phenomena such as superconductivity and topological phases of matter.
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The plan underscores the Kurds' emergence as a major force in Syria since the onset of its war.
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The emergence of those allegations is just the latest obstacle on Puzder's road to confirmation as Labor Secretary.
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The rise of Andreessen Horowitz corresponds—not coincidentally—with the emergence of a new generation of tech entrepreneurs.
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It was meant to showcase Brazil's emergence as a modern country, leading the way for the southern hemisphere.
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The emergence of a left-wing politics infused with Christian spirituality would be a fine thing to happen.
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The ocean itself spans the background of the photo, further representing Bey's emergence as a divine life-bringer.
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Would handing out tens of million of doses in poor countries speed the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria?
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Trump says the emergence since then of the al-Shabaab video doesn't change the fact she was wrong.
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Two of the firms, Data Collective and Emergence Capital, plan to contribute $500,000 each to the winning startup.
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The erosion of traditional conservative principles pre-dates Mr Trump's emergence, of course—as Reagan's speech also illustrates.
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Emergence stood at 9 percent, compared with an average of 8 percent, and 22 percent one year ago.
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But the Stranger Things phenomenon does speak to just how rare the emergence of original shows can be.
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But 2005-06 saw the emergence of "covenant-lite" loans in which such restrictions were virtually non-existent.
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If that's the case, then the giant impact likely occurred much earlier than the first emergence of lifeforms.
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So he'd probably be critical of America's role in helping foster the emergence of extremism within Muslim communities.
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HV: Was that part of the conversations of the emergence of feminism in art history and in art?
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Likewise, there will be varying factors that influence the emergence of life, such as oxygen levels and seasonality.
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Concerns about the rapid resumption of shale drilling and the possible re-emergence of surplus production also weighed.
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On the one hand, there's the emergence of an interesting new way of interacting with services through chat.
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It has also secured $2214 million in financing to help its emergence from bankruptcy and to continue operations.
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Prior to the emergence of these groups, early arthropods included tardigrades, onychophorans (velvet worms), and the extinct lobopodians.
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Previous investors, including General Catalyst, CapitalG, Kleiner Perkins, 137 Ventures and Emergence Capital, also participated in the round.
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Louis C.K. (to much online backlash) would follow Ansari's emergence in August and then again this past week.
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Of course, the emergence of VR, too, will have fascinating implications for sports fans all over the world.
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The trend was spawned by the emergence of FaceApp, which reconstructs any face into its opposite-sex equivalent.
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Importantly, Earth was already oxygen-rich by this time, making the emergence of complex life a distinct possibility.
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These political behaviors, in full swing by 2011, even predated Anonymous' emergence as an activist force in 2008.
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The emergence of BlueKeep brought back a lot of emotions from the week that WannaCry hit, he said.
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Italy fears the re-emergence of the central Mediterranean route, which is more dangerous than the Aegean crossing.
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But the big story -- if Cloudera is successful -- may be the long-awaited emergence of unicorns from hiding.
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He took a leave of absence from Ted Baker soon after the emergence of the allegations in December.
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Wednesday's results follow the emergence of a controversial recording of Trump making lewd comments about women in 85033.
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Additional growth in the sector will be driven by the continued emergence of mobile and social network gaming.
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Rector's emergence has been of particular importance for the USC defense, which is without defensive end Porter Gustin.
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Although corn emergence was only 60 percent complete as of May 22, what has emerged is looking good.
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Union power increased with the emergence of factory-based industrial production and it fell when the factories closed.
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The emergence of radical groups such as Hong Kong Indigenous is an extreme manifestation of the simmering discontent.
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It is a powerful symbol of investors' confidence in the emergence of a large middle class in Africa.
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Instead, the authors see the emergence of a "chaotic pluralism", in which mobilisations spring from the bottom up.
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The company is targeting an emergence from bankruptcy by the end of 2016, according to a regulatory filing.
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But Capela's emergence during the Rockets' battle with the Spurs is testament to his rapid growth under D'Antoni.
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A rich visual narrative that documents the emergence of a modernist architectural language in six Latin American capitals.
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Other examples of wireless carriers expanding into mobile advertising include the emergence of online/offline programmatic video buying.
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The emergence, and the government's acceptance, of a leader with official Moroccan backing reflects a wider European trend.
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Maintenance of world peace has become herculean task in the wake of unprecedented emergence of non-state actors.
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There are hints of some kind of drama: warmongering, mass death, the emergence of a cult or community.
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What does the emergence of Erik Killmonger, political radical and the film's putative villain, mean for world politics?
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And its emergence could be used as a cudgel against Democrats running for re-election in red states.
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Spanish politics has been transformed by the emergence of two parties, Ciudadanos and Podemos, that have fragmented Parliament.
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They can cite dozens of projects in various stages of emergence; none has morphed into a killer DApp.
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"In the late '90s, you had this widespread emergence of TV shows that talked about style," Byrd said.
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For them, Ningxia's emergence as the Bordeaux of the East was a cause for excitement but also puzzlement.
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The emergence of affordable and easy-to-use consumer drones has been a game-changer in travel photography.
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Libya's emergence as a migration choke point is a symptom of this labor demand, but not its cause.
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The two years following ISIS's emergence in 2014 have witnessed Obama's reengagement with Iraq's challenges and political leaders.
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However many paratroopers are allowed to run for LegCo, their emergence has already changed Hong Kong's political scene.
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The jobs that disappeared were offset by the demand for new services and the emergence of new occupations.
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They have allowed the emergence of a separate elite system, while the rest of the country subsidizes it.
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The invasion of Iraq was a bloody disaster that destabilized the country and facilitated the emergence of ISIS.
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With the emergence of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as front-runners, both premises look increasingly dubious. Mrs.
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Sure there's the synergy with the emergence of ecstasy, but the whole thing caught on very, very quickly.
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The emergence of "SegWit" means the advocates of bitcoins for real commerce have ultimately won the blockchain debate.
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Created across four years, it charts a young man's descent into—and hopefully, emergence from—guilt and grief.
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The BfV also called for action to halt the emergence of what it called "right-wing terrorist structures".
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There is quite a lot of market chatter that this reflects the emergence of a dominant long position.
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But administration officials are also saying they're not concerned about the emergence of a US-South Korea rift.
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Kristin Kasinskas, who helped report Jayme's emergence to police Thursday, spoke to CNN on Friday about what happened.
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Clinton's biggest opponents upset at Mr. Comey's sudden re-emergence in what they said was a bungled case.
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"The Mandalorian" is set after the fall of the Empire and before the emergence of the First Order.
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His second argument was that U.S. presence will prevent a re-emergence of ISIS or like-minded groups.
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The green of the leaf, from chlorophyll, breaks down, allowing the emergence of previously hidden yellow-orange pigments.
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The emergence of Kogan's St Petersburg connection comes as relations between Moscow and the West plumb new lows.
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I think we are seeing an emergence of something that's scary and that we should be worried about.
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Peter Hujar's photographs, at the Morgan Library & Museum, captured downtown Manhattan's golden age before the emergence of AIDS.
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The larger context for this story is Cruz's emergence as Trump's last major rival for the Republican nomination.
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But the war, however brief, was in fact a defining moment in America's emergence as a global power.
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These attributes were said to reflect the emergence of a world that was increasingly mobile, secular, and democratic.
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The emergence of the tape just before the election provoked an outpouring of women testifying about sexual harassment.
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And a third thing is the emergence of new models for selling goods, manufacturing goods or distributing goods.
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The emergence of those pressures on corporate profits is one reason investors have grown increasingly worried about stocks.
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Record labels saw their revenue plunge after the emergence of file-sharing and the invention of the iPod.
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But the emergence of Vox did as much or more to mobilize its opponents on the moderate left.
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But another possibility is that Trump's rise represents the emergence of a major new force in American politics.
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And those personalities are eagerly awaiting the emergence of his fiercest, most vengeful and deadly personality: the Beast.
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Their imprint was eventually evident in the emergence of the Palestinian National Authority after the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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" Now, with the emergence of BDSM products in different tones, she feels they make the practice "more approachable.
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In 1972 he wrote a piece for Rolling Stone announcing the emergence of a new outlaw hacker culture.
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With the emergence of hundreds of news apps and information-sharing websites, China's digital media are growing quickly.
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The emergence of Rudy Giuliani as Trump's top legal spokesman and his often head-scratching talk show strategy.
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Of the many charms of the "Terminator" franchise, the most delightful is the emergence of a new etiquette.
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The emergence of companies as social activists is complicating traditional attitudes on both the left and the right.
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The emergence of that draft has produced cries of opposition among Democrats and nervousness in some Republican quarters.
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We're also seeing the emergence of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and, soon, urban air mobility or air taxis.
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"Logan Lucky" is not his splashy re-emergence from any retirement, nor any statement on present-day America.
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Now with the emergence of really significant competition from China and India, cost leadership becomes much more important.
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And, the emergence of new trade surplus would create three American jobs per $1 million of such surplus.
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With the emergence of new ideas about the fluidity of gender identity, do they even still make sense?
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They are using America's shrinking moral authority as a cover for the re-emergence of despotism and cruelty.
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We're seeing an emergence of leading ladies on television showing off natural hairstyles and it's about damn time.
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Many regulators share a static mindset that ignores the emergence of institutions that tackle problems with new technology.
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The unfavorable development in 02783 -- 2015 was principally tied to loss emergence from a handful of major cases.
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His emergence alongside Jalen Ross, a senior guard averaging 21 points, has created a buzz for the university.
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Yet today, the country's vast auto industry is among those frustrated by the emergence of the experience economy.
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The Thing With the early 20th-century emergence of the cocktail party came cocktail jewelry: bright, brazen, sparkling.
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But the emergence of 5G technology, a next-generation wireless network, is good news for Qualcomm, Cramer said.
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This explains their enduring popularity with many parents, students and local leaders since their emergence in the 85033s.
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With the emergence of Willy Hernangomez and Kristaps Porzingis as building blocks, the Knicks' frontcourt is well equipped.
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We also take a look at the emergence of a new narco-state in west Africa, Guinea-Bissau.
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The emergence of the Dragoneer-General Atlantic interest was first reported by the New York Times on Sunday.
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The emergence of esports and breakdancing's Olympics debut in 2024 got me thinking: What is a "sport" exactly?
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His recent firing followed the emergence of a new allegation, according to a member of Ms. Gillibrand's staff.
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Does Congress use the emergence of an infectious disease as a means to achieve some desired political outcome?
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With the emergence of this new endeavor, he saw it primarily as a means to continue producing records.
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The emergence of Uber X was really the most important pivot maybe in the history of Silicon Valley.
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In many ways, the emergence of the internet has redefined political campaigns in ways both large and small.
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With labor scarce, the nobility had to start paying workers more, facilitating the emergence of modern wage labor.
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Heady synth-scientist Max Cooper announced today a club-ready album of remixes of his November record, Emergence .
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But Mr. Maliki said Mr. Sadr's re-emergence presented dangers for Iraq, and warned, "He has power and weapons."
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But life stages are primarily social constructs, and history shows that their emergence can trigger deep changes in attitudes.
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They would likely see the change as a step toward the re-emergence of Japan as a military power.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art examines the emergence of 21000th-century Shaker minimalism, and its influence on American Modernism.
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Really, this potential crisis was evident before Kavanaugh was nominated: the emergence of minority rule in the United States.
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A year later, Bernie Sanders's emergence has resulted in one of the most substantive primary policy debates in memory.
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This marks Glass's emergence from the cloud of controversy and confusion that defined its first three years of existence.
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The ballerinas appear in the uniform of Turkish security forces, underscoring the political causes underlying the emergence of cults.
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Is the most important thing to break up existing large companies and prevent the emergence of new large ones?
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"The emergence of chemotherapy-resistant cancers is commonplace and forms a major barrier to curing the disease," Houseley said.
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In some ways, this surprising marriage of emergence and reductionism allows one to enjoy the best of both worlds.
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Thrive Capital led the round, with participation from Emergence Capital, FirstMark Capital, Slack Fund and Michael Dell's MSD Capital.
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The emergence of the "net zero building" is continuing to be the next frontier of good real estate investments.
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In some ways, the emergence of Ms Le Pen matches a pattern of insurgent populism across Western liberal democracies.
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Post-Stonewall you have a real emergence as part of gay liberation of trying to document these people's lives.
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However, there have been signs of a re-emergence of external pressures since the end of the IMF programme.
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But when it comes to the re-emergence of Drake's glorious curls, it was hard not to take notice.
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The emergence of low-cost indexed funds has made it easy to be this kind of know-nothing investor.
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Zoom is backed by Emergence Capital, which owns a 12.5 percent pre-IPO stake, according to the IPO filing.
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Scandal also saw the emergence of Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) and Olivia's love theme, "The Light" by the Album Leaf.
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The World Health Organization dubbed the emergence and spread of the novel coronavirus a global emergency late last month.
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They contributed a new argument for the cause: that women's emergence as active citizens would help purify the country.
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Mr Rajapaksa's swift re-emergence, following an abrupt exit only three years ago, has left the country sharply polarised.
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ISIS is already decimated, and it's surrounded by enemies determined to nip its potential re-emergence in the bud.
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Of course, the emergence of a new huge and rapidly growing industry has always attracted the attention of journalists.
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These years also saw the early emergence of women's rights advocacy, as well as the growing force of abolition.
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For one thing, the right legal framework will be needed to encourage the emergence of a new data economy.
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There's nothing democratic about the emergence of Facebook group administrators as spokespeople for what passes for a popular movement.
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"Obama's achievement gestures toward what the state had not allowed at the highest level before his emergence," Dyson writes.
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But the true reason for the emergence of CONPLAN 6003 is that a decade ago, the stakes fundamentally changed.
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But the recent re-emergence of the feature is not a continued test — it's now rolled out, Facebook says.
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SPEECH leaves no fossils, so palaeoanthropologists have no direct evidence for the emergence of the quintessential human trait: language.
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But technically, the conditions would be ripe for the yuan's emergence as a more credible rival to the dollar.
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It has contributed to the emergence of concepts such as freedom of conscience, tolerance and the separation of powers.
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Muslim leaders point out that they had for years warned authorities about the emergence of cult-like radical groups.
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Rystad said one big change in the renewable industry was the emergence of oil and gas majors as investors.
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Instead, we see the emergence of an insider-backed candidate fighting a two-front war against two factional candidates.
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Diallo's emergence gives the Friars another playmaker in addition to Rodney Bullock, Emmitt Holt, Kyron Cartwright and Jalen Lindsey.
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There's another element to the story that's currently unexplained: the emergence of lots of dead fish offshore from Mayotte.
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Hence the re-emergence of Anthony Scaramucci, who did a victory lap on TV this week ripping Bannon apart.
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""For some other powers, their privileged position is usurped by the emergence of one or more new stronger powers.
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Both Feld and Gordon Ritter, the founder of Emergence Capital will take seats on the High Alpha Studios board.
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Nine years after bitcoin came into existence, the market has seen the emergence of more than 1,800 digital currencies.
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Developed alongside TechCrunch, CrunchBase started spinning out from AOL/Verizon last September thanks to an investment of Emergence Capital.
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With their defeat of Carthage and emergence as the dominant power, they were confident and suffered no "cultural cringe".
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"Alien" in Grosvenor Gardens, London; "Emergence" in Hanover Square and Portman Square, London; "Centre of the World" in Jerusalem.
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Though preliminary results showed the PRI victorious in the state, the party's support base was shattered by MORENA's emergence.
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It took too long to respond to the emergence of social media and the coming of the mobile internet.
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An even greater challenge came from the emergence of the "rational expectations" school of economics, led by Robert Lucas.
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As a result: The lackluster performance of the economy increased poverty and precluded the emergence of a middle class.
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I'm intrigued by how Cersei and Melisandre are going to put themselves back together, and by Sansa's continuing emergence.
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Myanmar's emergence as a major supplier is the bearish specter hovering over tin's bull story of chronic supply shortfall.
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The fracturing of Europe, politically and religiously, led to the emergence of written regional vernaculars like English and German.
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Mr. Kagan's re-emergence was barely slowed when he developed spinal stenosis, requiring him to walk with two canes.
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His administration combined that talent with an understanding of a changing media landscape and the emergence of viral videos.
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A promising sign of life has been the emergence of top private equity firms as buyers of broadcast stations.
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Past research has found the emergence of "strategic retirement" by politicians when they think re-election is less likely.
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Despite the emergence of the metrosexual and an increase in stay-at-home dads, tough-guy stereotypes die hard.
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Through this, FOX remains well positioned to address an increasingly fragmented market with the emergence of alternative distribution platforms.
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He says the rules are ill-suited to contend with China's emergence as a major competitor in many markets.
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The emergence of the president from G7 talks with Paris re-entry as a deliverable would dominate world headlines.
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She rejects the idea of emergence: that if you hook together enough insensate components (neurons, microchips), consciousness will appear.
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This has been the case in everything from financial markets to migrant surges to the emergence of Zika virus.
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More important, some experts say, is the emergence in the past 10 years of a contingent of Tibetan filmmakers.
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The new proposals also see the re-emergence of the Energy Star program as a wholly fee-funded program.
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Airbnb didn't start out anticipating the emergence of these companies, but over time it has become receptive to them.
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The emergence of Sam's Club, Walmart's answer to the influx of members-only warehouse clubs, also spurred further expansion.
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The emergence of secondary cancers fell to 1.6 percent in the 1990s, compared with 2.4 percent in the 1970s.
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Elections in India have become "increasingly multi-varied", Rai said, with the emergence of regional parties complicating pollsters' efforts.
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Letter From America The emergence of a presumptive presidential nominee typically begins a process of closure in American politics.
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What changed in the last 2 years was the emergence of a leader openly hostile to a free press.
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"The emergence of competitive eating raises important questions of what motivates exaggerated levels of consumption," the study's authors write.
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The emergence of newfangled fields like "nanobiotechnology" or tissue engineering is putting that model to the test, Naylor said.
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Emergence funds early-stage ventures that are focused on enterprise and SaaS applications, and it does this very well.
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But The Babadook's true claim to fame and continued relevance stems from its antagonist's emergence as a queer icon.
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The emergence of teenage sensation Ansu Fati at FC Barcelona this season has seen Rafinha become surplus to requirements.
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But Split pulled it off, seemingly cementing the filmmaker's re-emergence after more than a decade of critical duds.
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Patrick beat Healey handily in the general election, and his emergence from obscurity has shaped Massachusetts politics ever since.
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Despite these barriers, women of color have long been instrumental in the emergence of women's hockey in North America.
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Still, the emergence of Dr. Blasey and the reaction on all sides show how pivotal the movement has become.
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He signed Johnny Mathis, then an unknown jazz singer, and oversaw his emergence as a chart-topping pop star.
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Pentagon research in 2202 tracked the entire cycle of emergence, spread and containment of the SARS outbreak in Singapore.
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Now 72, Ms. Waters plays here in her first New York performance since a brief re-emergence in 2003.
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So we have always tended to be generative, and look at emergence as a feature of change and transformation.
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He surely would have won more than once at Roland Garros if not for the emergence of Rafael Nadal.
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The emergence in force in 2018 of these insurgent Democrats grows in part out of the Sanders presidential campaign.
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They then could reconstruct the emergence of stars and galaxies starting about a billion years after the Big Bang.
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This week brought the emergence of Meltdown and Spectre, two of the worst computer security flaws we've ever seen.
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It took off in the 214s with the emergence of some of the earliest mass-accessible cameras and projectors.
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With authoritarian threats surging in both his home country and the United States, Joaquin's re-emergence feels especially timely.
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And as the stock climbed, Sequoia and Emergence have moved to take some of their gains off the table.
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The recent emergence of Gary Clark, an undrafted rookie, is believed to be a contributing factor to Anthony's departure.
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Then with the emergence of European M.B.A.s there was an explosion of the good, the bad and the ugly.
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Popovich's re-emergence into the public eye came Wednesday at a hastily called news conference after the Leonard trade.
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In the Silicon Valley whose emergence the show chronicles, "fail fast, fail often" has become a glib entrepreneurial mantra.
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The growth of Doubtnut represents the emergence of a wave of startups in India that are tackling local challenges.
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Co-creator Jonathan Entwistle confirms the permanent thorn in his heroine's side is the emergence of her pesky superpowers.
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Proponents argue that the CATL project represents a new, more benign phase in China's emergence as an economic superpower.
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While there, Dr. Zhong also played a board game called Emergence, and met two of its three lead designers.
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They have been used to predict the emergence of schizophrenia or future illicit drug use by at-risk adolescents.
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The emergence of legislation that bans natural gas hookups or promotes all-electric construction is not hard to understand.
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In it, superpowered teenagers train to become professional heroes, then find themselves tested by the emergence of real villains.
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The emergence of the video added an intriguing twist to the killing of Kim Jong-nam on Feb. 13.
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Spicer's much-hyped re-emergence was not okay, wrote Anushay Hossain, and she wasn't referring to his dance moves.
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He will have to work to convince Democrats that recent trends — including the emergence of newly elected Democratic Gov.
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And as these platforms gain power, do they really want this to look like the re-emergence of serfdom?
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Two years after its emergence in Afghanistan, the Islamic State affiliate is still struggling to consolidate its organizational capacity.
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"In the emergence of any new technology, the preponderance of jobs are more skilled, more technical positions," he said.
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Robert Dito Jr. mentioned the emergence of running back Bilal Powell as one of the positives of this season.
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Buttigieg's emergence as the front-runner in Iowa means his own proposal is about to come under increased scrutiny.
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"With advancement in the DNA sequencing technology, we have recently seen the emergence of personalized cancer vaccines," he said.
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Now Jake Saper, partner at Emergence, is ready to make a new bet on the future of cloud software.
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This was the best argument for impeachment prior to the Ukraine scandal's emergence, and it's even more compelling now.
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His emergence comes as the junta starts registering parties ahead of a frequently delayed election now set for 2019.
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But the party's emergence in a country with a long chapter of dictatorship under Francisco Franco has unsettled many.
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A century after the emergence of Dada, Mickalene Thomas and Racquel Chevremont's curated section is all about political collage.
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This 2017 horror parable is well written and directed by Jordan Peele, announcing the emergence of a major filmmaker.
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Those species that did not adapt (rapidly) to this unprecedented variety of hunter upon its sudden emergence were extinguished.
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This distinction lays the groundwork for substantial differences in women's emergence and success as candidates in the two parties.
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The round was led by Emergence Capital, with the firm's general partner Kevin Spain joining the IrisVR board of directors.
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Their power base was eroded by the emergence of two newcomers, anti-austerity Podemos (We Can) and centrist Ciudadanos (Citizens).
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As the emergence of France's first all-female ISIS terror cell illustrates, women as perpetrators are becoming harder to ignore.
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Many of the companies that presented at Founders Forum Brazil 2012 were plays on the emergence of Brazil's middle class.
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I've never been able to quite understand what the emergence of time, in its deeper sense, is supposed to be.
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The emergence of public relations in the mid-20th century profoundly changed our politics; it turned campaigns into marketing contests.
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Cheslor Cuthbert has enjoyed a solid emergence and ranks second among AL rookies with 24 multi-hit performances and a .
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In the 2010s, its market power was hit by the emergence of U.S. shale, Canadian heavy oil and deepwater projects.
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At the same time, it's thought that improper and uncontrolled use of antibiotics has helped fuel the emergence of superbugs.
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Online marketing financing Clearbanc closed $70 million in new funding from investors including Emergence Capital, Social Capital and Founders Fund.
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This is a big deal — which largely got lost amid the North Korean crisis and the re-emergence of healthcare.
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He likened hyperloop technology to the emergence of the U.S. railroad system and the era of prosperity it ushered in.
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Gillum's emergence as the surprise Democratic nominee, however, didn't have anything to do with his ability to wield a knife.
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It's off to a good start, with the surprising emergence of Melisandre as a sympathetic, complex, and genuinely interesting character.
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The vast state's reputation for a lengthy vote-counting process could prevent the quick emergence of a winner that night.
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Last month, the weather forecaster pegged the chances of the El Niño emergence at 70-75 percent for the winter.
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This strengthens group cooperation considerably, which in turn benefits the individual, providing a strong case for upstream reciprocity's evolutionary emergence.
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This changed with the emergence of a new "science" that defined gender in a stark binary of homo- or heterosexual.
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The mid-cap index is on track to post monthly gains as well, despite the re-emergence of Brexit uncertainties.
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Upcoming office hours will be hosted by General Catalyst, Emergence Capital and Sequoia — check the events section for more information.
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The study also tracked the emergence of homegrown corporate venture arms and more Africans in top positions at outside funds.
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His emergence at the GOP presidential nominee has fractured the party, and among voters, that split is stark as ever.
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