I think that one of the difficulties in any industry, not just fashion, is as society evolves, as technology evolves, as the economic system evolves, things don't work anymore.
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Here's a breakdown of how the items evolve different Pokémon: Dragon Scale: Seadra evolves into Kingdra King's Rock: Poliwhirl evolves into Politoed Slowpoke evolves into Slowking Metal Coat: Onix evolves into Steelix Scyther evolves into Scizor Sun Stone: Gloom evolves into Bellossom Up-Grade: Porygon evolves into Porygon2 The code also suggests that the Pokémon called Unknown will be making an appearance in Pokémon Go. Unknown are Pokémon that are shaped like letters of the alphabet (plus two punctuation marks), and all of them from Unknown A to Unknown Z are present in the code.
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"As security evolves and as threat evolves, larger players tend to see it as an important space."
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I just want to do what's right for the company, and as the company evolves, my role evolves.
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And so I've had to learn, and that's the biggest challenge I face every day, how do I communicate with 1200 employees today, across 12 different countries across how many different offices and that's a learning process that evolves and evolves and evolves and I'm still trying to figure it out.
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Of course the market evolves and the technology evolves but we've done things related to BI to process automation through to just management of data ops, management of data.
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I suppose everything — even the burger — evolves over time.
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I think my style evolves from my moods and maturity.
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Thank you for allowing us privacy as our family evolves.
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Meeks's vulnerability comes as Queens evolves into a progressive haven.
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Trends come and go, moods change, and personal style evolves.
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"I'm looking forward to seeing how IGTV evolves," Brownlee says.
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Physicists calculate how the particle's wave function evolves with time.
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"But each center basically evolves their own criteria," he said.
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Once something like a human evolves, all bets are off.
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And we can't wait to see how she evolves next!
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We'll see if that evolves in the weeks to come.
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Venom, after a dreadfully tedious start, evolves into something surprising.
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We're hoping this partnership evolves to encompass other creative tools.
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Traditional music typically evolves slowly, and in a stable environment.
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Whether technology evolves in this direction remains to be seen.
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And as the web evolves, it becomes harder to preserve.
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I'm always trying to do something that evolves the concept.
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"We remain alert and review the situation as it evolves."
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The American theory evolves, but these evolutions are never inevitable.
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As the U.S. shopper evolves, so must the grocery industry.
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For now, we'll see how bitcoin evolves as a teen.
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Shellbot malware evolves to spread and shuts down other cryptominers
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For now, they're waiting to see how the situation evolves.
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And I hope it just grows and evolves from that.
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"My comedy evolves with me as a person," she says.
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We will continue to update this page as news evolves.
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" Nocchi: "The definition of femininity evolves every year for us.
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But Newtown shows how mourning evolves and endures years later.
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We'll see just how the backstory evolves in the coming season.
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"It is widely known that science evolves over time," Schillinger said.
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As AI evolves, the role of the computer scientist is changing.
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It evolves as the ideas and influence of different groups shift.
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"Frustration evolves in many different ways," Kings coach George Karl said.
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Its pollen reportedly has healing properties, and it evolves into Eldegoss.
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As marriage evolves, the role of first spouse should evolve too.
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As the technology evolves, he says, so will autonomous-vehicle services.
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The OECD's report looks instead at how inequality evolves with age.
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But even as the viral threat evolves, new antibodies are emerging.
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New characters will be introduced "as the story evolves," CBS said.
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And I'm really interested to see how this evolves this fall.
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He'll live on forever and evolve as time evolves, you know?
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But as the landscape of rap evolves, so do their lives.
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It's difficult for us to accept culturally that the Mafia evolves.
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It's similar to how language evolves, you have descriptivists and prescriptivists.
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As the future of the Middle East evolves daily, Turkish-U.
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Serious news evolves into memes with a 48-hour shelf life.
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Technology always evolves far faster than governments can keep up with.
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Personal style evolves, after all — and thank goodness for that, right?
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Certainly, there are other ideas to emerge as NAFTA renegotiation evolves.
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"She's on tour, I'm doing a play, everything evolves," he said.
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If you allow it to do so, our politics always evolves.
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Koskinen said that identity theft is a "moving target" that evolves.
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Music evolves and we see musicianship come back into the fold.
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Microgrids offer a chance to be proactive as battery technology evolves.
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War might never change, but it definitely evolves with changing times.
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As the IoT market evolves, acquisitions have started to heat up.
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I mean, you know, as the economy evolves, it reallocates resources.
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As time passes, the relationship between adults and young people evolves.
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The operation will receive sharp focus as the second half evolves.
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Tech firms hope more corporations embrace the technology as it evolves.
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It holds that intelligence evolves as an adaptation for finding food.
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She says the District is monitoring the situation as it evolves.
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Will it retain its integrity as it evolves away from Kaepernick?
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How the retail industry evolves has big implications for the economy.
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As the company grows and evolves, so will we as owners.
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Tipping is set on precedence and evolves over time, Smith said.
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As the team evolves, Wainwright is happy the catcher never changes.
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U.S. nuclear weapons policy must evolve as the nuclear threat evolves.
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We will continue to review our policy as this market evolves.
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Seriously, just look at this cartwheel that evolves into a backflip.
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Most require monitoring over time as technology evolves and society learns.
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It's an experience, and it evolves just like the real thing.
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Health science, by contrast, evolves very slowly and breakthroughs are rare.
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Klosterman: Technology evolves faster than people do, faster than biology does.
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia evolves with technology.
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But as you clear lines and increase your score, the level evolves.
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Other times, it is about the ways a person evolves over time.
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Many questions remain, and some details have changed as the investigation evolves.
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But everything changes, everything evolves, I just find the whole thing fascinating.
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"Like any good investors, our thesis evolves over time," Syron told me.
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It evolves by iterating itself based on your feedback and personal patterns.
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But, as our world evolves, artists are required to evolve as well.
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My depression is a part of me, and it evolves as such.
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Like a low-level Magikarp, the Pokémon series evolves very, very slowly.
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"Regulation evolves along with new technology but it takes time," Fitzpatrick said.
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Yet, however Jobbik evolves, Mr Orban has some wind in his sails.
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In general, I feel pretty strongly that music evolves as people evolve.
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As the work evolves, those features are impacted by each other's math.
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"Even as the systems change, everything evolves and eventually flows," he said.
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Hopefully it's something we will see as she evolves as a person.
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But new generations will undoubtedly see it differently as American culture evolves.
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The big difference is that unlike radio, Daily Mix evolves with you.
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" He added: "You want to be part of something that continuously evolves.
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It's a message they're vowing to pound as the election year evolves.
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It's a relationship that, good or bad, will change as technology evolves.
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Naturally, as the broadband landscape evolves, the report must evolve with it.
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And maybe, if you're lucky, it evolves every few years or so.
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As technology evolves, it may shed some of these conventions, he says.
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That gives the country more influence over how the technology evolves globally.
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Ford said it would "continue to monitor the situation as it evolves".
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Ideological debate, it seems, evolves in a fitful relationship with personal experience.
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Several have stayed on to help shape the company as it evolves.
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What starts as innocent text-flirting evolves into two full-blown relationships.
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How are you able to maintain the brand's DNA as fashion evolves?
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"Everything worthwhile takes time, and it often evolves and pivots," he says.
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The technology of buildings continually evolves, creating new ways to save energy.
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Caterpie, for example, is based on caterpillars and evolves into a butterfly.
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"I still am supportive of three rate hikes this year, of course with a major caveat, depending on how the economy evolves and policy, fiscal policy, evolves," Harker told reporters after a speech on the regulation of fintech firms.
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"I still am supportive of three rate hikes this year, of course with a major caveat depending on how the economy evolves and policy, fiscal policy evolves," Harker told reporters after a speech on regulatory policy for fintech firms.
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Crisis evolves into change, so it would have to be something pretty dire.
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What the 'thank u next' energy evolves into while embracing a new chapter.
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Technology is not a constant—it twists and evolves as time goes on.
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It's something for Facebook to consider as its ad archive evolves over time.
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As time goes on, you change, and your attitude towards your favorites evolves.
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AI will impact jobs only as quickly as AI-powered business software evolves.
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GIGOT: It&aposs interesting to watch that contradiction and see how it evolves.
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It evolves in a mathematical realm with more than 10^(10^100) dimensions.
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As the protest movement evolves, it is occupying a greater range of locations.
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"It will probably affect the way her brain evolves," she argued to Hideyoshi.
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We will continue to make this an ongoing priority as digital communication evolves.
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QUINTANILLA: TED, A LOT OF PEOPLE STILL ASK, YOU KNOW, TECHNOLOGY ALWAYS EVOLVES.
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I think that's just a part of how the world and technology evolves.
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As the problem of opioid abuse and overdose evolves, so must our response.
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And as the market evolves - so too are the demands of Chinese tourists.
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That evolves in different ways in different people in different lengths of time.
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But no matter how much it evolves, it always comes back to Colombia.
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But when equilibrium behaviour evolves it may not adjust immediately to new circumstances.
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"As technology evolves, so too should our laws," said subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden.
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The act evolves, but a central idea, white fear of black people, remains.
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Like any system that evolves over decades, it requires support and occasional reform.
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All jobs will continue to change as technology evolves and reshapes job requirements.
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Going off-script The way a Dragone show evolves is, perhaps unsurprisingly, unorthodox.
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The claim evolves from statistics combining purchasing power parity (PPP) and GDP figures.
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It's a character that constantly changes and evolves to reflect our various fears.
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And then it evolves into something more formal, like a true players association.
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Humor turns to violence; a single note evolves into a barrage of sound.
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It's a living, breathing thing that constantly evolves — and it's beautiful to watch.
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This one, though, begins with a drum/bass figure and evolves from there.
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And, as that evolves, we'll continue to see more diversity in the franchise.
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They also never lie, and this honesty surfaces and evolves throughout the story.
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For years, its operational hallmark has been code that continually evolves and improves.
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What if the bookshelf evolves over time so it's not "finished" right away?
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It adds to our store of knowledge about HIV and how it evolves.
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Regardless of how technology evolves, the financial adviser field is grounded in relationships.
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It evolves with scars and bumps of the fights that came before it.
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It kind of evolves over a period of days to weeks to months.
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But it's not just Brock who evolves as a result of this relationship.
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GIGOT: All right, Karl, we will see how this evolves in the coming months.
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My problem is that as my disease evolves, it becomes more and more visible.
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The group experimentally confirmed that the Higgs mode evolves according to their theoretical predictions.
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As the company evolves, net neutrality may become more important for its future ambitions.
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Their storyline evolves into a debate about how one presents themselves on the Internet.
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But the study is getting at a deeper question of how social behavior evolves.
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But unbending authoritarianism remains, and Hong Kong's identity still evolves in opposition to it.
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As the industry evolves, with a little experimentation, we can find applications for everything.
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Typically, it evolves; the bad thought can spiral into an image I can't shake.
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Then as the ecosystem evolves, founders start applying existing technologies to solve local problems.
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It's well positioned for how the payments world evolves in a lot of ways.
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Hulu is asking customers to provide feedback on the web experience as it evolves.
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Instead, the pairing makes clear that painting evolves in the realm of symbolic value.
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Sign up to join, and give feedback on the user interface as it evolves.
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"We have a lot of experience understanding how resistance of trimethoprim evolves," said Baym.
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Ideally, we want to both be safe and to allow experimentation as technology evolves.
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The "Macy's On Call" system also evolves as it learns more about its customers.
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We expect regulation to play a key role in determining how the sector evolves.
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"As we do more and more difficulty, the rulebook and code of points evolves."
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Expect the tenor to change as the market evolves and winners start to emerge.
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But as the nascent automotive security field evolves, defensive tricks are getting cleverer, too.
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That evolves and morphs, right now it's all about Kinda Tropical and Las Cruxes.
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That would mean finding efficient ways to update a study as digital media evolves.
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BLANKFEIN: I QUITE UNDERSTAND AT THE END OF THE DAY EVERYBODY EVOLVES AND CHANGES.
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As this technology evolves, it starts rippling overseas, goosing output and capping crude prices.
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The agreement is regularly updated, as the relationship evolves and new issues are uncovered.
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As the definition evolves, so does the public's expectations of what candidates should disclose.
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The nature of the texting changes, of course, when dating evolves into a relationship.
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However, we will continue to talk with customers and regulators as the space evolves.
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Current mobile leaders could determine how mobile AR evolves even more than startup insurgents.
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I agree that the rules are there to be broken, that's how art evolves.
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As society and technology evolves, we must ask ourselves always, not just 'can we'?
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Puns are infinite, one hopes, as language evolves and we grow (hopefully?) ever cleverer.
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Yet as Nextdoor evolves, the role of the CEO needs to evolve as well.
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As the process evolves, the particulars of these canonical provisions will change as well.
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"As guidance from the CDC and state health officials evolves so do our practices."
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But I try to make sure that the mash-up evolves, week by week.
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"I think we&aposre all working hard to see how it evolves," she said.
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We will see, in the next two or three years, how this taste evolves.
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"Much will depend on how the global trade landscape evolves," the IIF's analysts said.
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But, it's the story to watch over the next decade on how that evolves.
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However, identifying a new strain provides a more complete map of how HIV evolves.
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"As the ceasefire evolves, here could also be a transition between options," he wrote.
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Scientists are specifically interested in the planet's weather and how it evolves over time.
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And when it evolves into Dodrio, it gets a third head and another personality.
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"It's certainly the craziest political time I've been alive for so the show is going to reflect that in some way -- the nuance of how often we'll see Trump, or how that impression evolves, or how the rating for Trump evolves," Jost said.
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It's going to be interesting to see how the product lineup evolves over the years.
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As the concept of hyperloop evolves, it's looking less and less like Musk's original idea.
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Galaxies are largely made of gas and dust that grows and evolves to form stars.
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And because of how technology evolves there will never be another experience quite like it.
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The policymakers in the department and township are open to change as the science evolves.
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"The way bullet journaling is designed is that it evolves alongside you," Carroll told CNBC.
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This star system will probably outlive us because this type of star evolves so slowly.
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It's going to be interesting to see how the service evolves in the coming months.
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Third, they must also be flexible enough to allow for change as the market evolves.
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How much regulatory attention the case gets may depend on how the political mood evolves.
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The app forces you to think ahead and evolves as you progress through the levels.
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I think your taste eventually evolves and you migrate to things you feel beautiful in.
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The gaming landscape was pretty different back then, given the speed with which it evolves.
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Monàe simultaneously evolves her conception of an "android" and uses the story to transform herself.
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The researchers were able to record how surface pressure evolves during the seasons on Pluto.
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The race is on to contain typhoid before it evolves into an even deadlier threat.
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As the property market evolves, at least one type of investor can be unequivocally cheerful.
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These works, in conversation with Arnold's, demonstrate how the desire for representation evolves across generations.
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There have been at least six iterations of this show and each time it evolves.
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Lili and Gerda's marriage evolves, as does their work, as Lili undergoes a gender transition.
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Despite being a staple in the industry, it still grows and evolves with the times.
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In a lot of ways, the animation evolves organically, there isn't that much planning involved.
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BlackBerry is using Isara's cryptographic libraries to help sign and protect code as security evolves.
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I really enjoy work that explores the past and evolves or reconstructs for the present.
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That will render some of the apps useless over time as the Skype service evolves.
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"Looking at this year, much will depend on how the geopolitical situation evolves," Pasche said.
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"We will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves," Powell said.
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What we're trying to do is we're trying to understand [how] technology evolves over time.
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Our world evolves at a pace that many of us struggle to keep up with.
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In the future, as technology evolves faster and faster, robots will design and manufacture robots.
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The extent to which this conference evolves reflects the very evolution of the sector itself.
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"We are prepared to do more as the situation evolves," said Delta CEO Ed Bastian.
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Then he meets his match, Alex (Vera Farmiga), and their flirting evolves into a fling.
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It evolves into a rare, remarkable story of a community coming together to deliver justice.
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They will have to evaluate their capabilities as the need for loans evolves and grows.
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And I am confident that as the situation evolves, she will make the right call.
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When aged longer in barrels, it evolves into amontillado and is bottled as Tío Diego.
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But the form evolves with the fashions, and with our anxieties: about disclosure, authenticity, performance.
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How a wine ultimately evolves depends on a balance of place, grape, grower and producer.
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Even as the power grid evolves, no fuel source can match the reliability of coal.
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As this business changes and evolves, you want to win nine out of 10 nights.
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"From what I was told, it will depend on how (Bolsonaro's) visit evolves," Alzeban said.
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Consistency is no crime, but it will be interesting to see if the show evolves.
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Either there's only one way that life evolves, or no, there's more than one way.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has predicted that such systems will grow increasingly popular as the internet evolves.
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"I look forward to seeing how it evolves in the next 10 to 15 years."
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Like the more liberal justices on the court, they believe the document evolves with time.
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As Evered and Ada huddle for warmth in winter, their closeness evolves into something else.
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Is there any drawback to continuing to use the concept even as its meaning evolves?
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But each species has a different so-called molecular clock, and evolves at different paces.
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"Master Plan, Part Deux" evolves this vision with the hope of accelerating the shift to sustainability.
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Her fashion evolves some over the episodes, but she already looks great when the show starts.
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We have enough (Fed policy) meetings remaining but it depends entirely on how the economy evolves.
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We understand Twitter's new crypto ads policy will continue to be reviewed as the industry evolves.
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For me, what is important is that Vetements grows as a company and that it evolves.
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One thing for sure is it will continue to impress and surprise as the market evolves.
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Oil output disruption in the country depends very much on how the fighting around Tripoli evolves.
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Duden and the council are apolitical bodies charged with updating the German language as it evolves.
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Glioblastoma is an aggressive cancer that begins in the brain, and rapidly evolves resistance to drugs.
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What begins with seemingly grim portents evolves into an exuberant celebration of color, quirk and romance.
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There are hints in the property market that people are watching to see how Brexit evolves.
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He says this should allow them to minimize the impact on customers as the technology evolves.
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It is therefore essential that the role of the United Nations evolves to meet those challenges.
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Privacy is a squishy concept, one that constantly evolves with the times—and with changing technologies.
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Well, no, I mean that it's an ongoing thing where the story itself kind of evolves.
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The reaction to her role by trustees and workers evolves from shock to bemusement to acceptance.
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In these early days, a fertilized egg evolves from a single cell to around 250 cells.
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That sort of evolves in a way that I can't really say too much more about.
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Language evolves and people should just do what's natural so long as it gets meaning across.
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Weezing is a poison-type Pokémon from the first generation of Pokémon and evolves from Koffing.
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In particular, the picture plane is an entity that interests the artist, especially as technology evolves.
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You can hear that as years pass and the sound of Siouxsie and the Banshees evolves.
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But as consumer technology evolves, software and Internet integration is gaining ever increasing importance over hardware.
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It will be interesting to see how it evolves as the years (and years) go by.
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As season 4 progresses, Everlasting: All Stars evolves into something far darker than Bachelor in Paradise.
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"As the game evolves, you may eventually see a pitcher/outfielder kind of hybrid," Zobrist said.
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As such, it makes sense that the English language evolves to keep up with these changes.
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"As Cuba's internet landscape evolves, so might internet censorship," the researchers behind the OONI study said.
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What's next: Scientists will continue watching PDS 70b as the planet evolves from the circumstellar disk.
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The earth still revolves around the sun, life evolves and infectious epidemics continue to threaten humankind.
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As technology advances and society evolves, our efforts to protect vulnerable populations must shift as well.
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These biases can even be institutionalized — and create confusion as the science, and related policy, evolves.
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But as a new season dawns, many baseball people wonder where the game evolves from here.
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This is a thing that we're going to do more and more as this situation evolves.
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"Our union and American have given us fairly regular updates as the situation evolves," he said.
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It's the environment in which he evolves—Africa—and the problems the film evokes in general.
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Inevitably a sort of gallows humor evolves in studying a species that seems destined for extinction.
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Sanders' broadside against Biden comes as the primary race largely evolves into a two-person race.
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Its competitive maneuvering, though, may be forced to take a new path as the industry evolves.
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Two factors determine how a ski resort's snow typically evolves across a season: snowfall and geography.
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With the stark power of myth, this political allegory evolves into an argument for artistic freedom.
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And however Ms. Fleming's career evolves, she should be proud of the magnificent performance she gave.
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And while discussion about the future of international trade policies evolves, our whiskey will be waiting.
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For Leilani and Jibran, it's a casual date that quickly evolves into an amateur murder investigation.
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"We want to be present where the market evolves quickly," said Mr. Cerutti, the chief executive.
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But over time, spontaneous desire often evolves into responsive desire, which emerges in response to pleasure.
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As social media evolves, the emerging trend is for platforms to step in to protect users.
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As technology evolves, rural communities will have a chance to harness its power to their advantage.
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Kiely critiques this viewpoint through Quinn, who evolves from bystander to someone willing to stand up.
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I cook food that evolves around Norwegian produce and has an emphasis on the local climate.
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Each of my books, even the shortest of my short stories, evolves freeform in that way.
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The price of bitcoin tends to be sensitive to debates over how its underlying network evolves.
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Related: As the caliphate crumbles, ISIS evolves That was not the deadliest of the strikes that day.
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" Christie added, "but you're always learning and always evolving, you know our relationship always changes and evolves.
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Everyone is waiting to see how Trump's management style evolves, Cuban said in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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It evolves, it engages with other musical styles, and it never takes its own uniqueness for granted.
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But while everyone around her evolves, Cersei Lannister's ruthless persona hasn't budged — and neither has her hair.
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Especially as the consensus about what sorts of actions corporations are supposed to police among employees evolves.
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As her relationship with food evolves, Oprah revealed that her mentality has also changed for the better.
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As SNL's cast evolves from season to season, certain pairings and collaborations often rise to the surface.
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Again, your feed is personalized to you and evolves over time based on how you use Instagram.
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As this research evolves the results will undoubtedly improve, but a hybrid approach might be even better.
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DAVID SOLOMON: You know, I'm not going to speculate on how the tax law changes and evolves.
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She really evolves over time, and Ginnifer Goodwin does a delightful voice acting job in this role.
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And it demonstrates that while the science evolves, the willingness of Americans to help others remains strong.
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We all know London is changing: every area evolves and so do the people who populate it.
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" – to Vogue Ariel Winter on her brief split from Laurent Gaudette: "Love doesn't die, it simply evolves.
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Dominating the equipment market could give China extra influence in setting future standards as the technology evolves.
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"Blonde" is dewy, radiant and easeful, with an approach to incantatory soul that evolves moment to moment.
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As social media evolves, so too does the way features can work for its socially conscious users.
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The good news about Sandygast, described below, is that it evolves into an even worse pokémon, Palossand.
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And they change as the structure of the economy evolves, so being dogmatic about them is unwise.
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And as technology evolves, and deepens the electronic web we live in, obfuscation techniques will also evolve.
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Markets will be watching closely to see how the relationship between the funds rate and IOER evolves.
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On January 4, Powell pledged that the Fed will be "patient" as it watches the economy evolves.
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Responding quickly to the pandemic as it evolves will be the biggest challenge for brands, he said.
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On Baseball As a new season dawns, many baseball people wonder where the game evolves from here.
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As we continue our research, we are committed to always updating you on how News Feed evolves.
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If a pathogen evolves a way to attack one clone, its strategy will succeed on every clone.
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"NASA is proactively monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation as it evolves," NASA said in a statement.
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"NASA is proactively monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation as it evolves," NASA said in a statement.
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As Campbell's time in Syria goes on, so her relationship with Ahlam evolves into a close friendship.
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But the Cruz-Lightning dynamic eventually evolves into a genuine friendship that has a lot of appeal.
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Technology evolves and it isn't surprising that policies that made sense 85033 years ago need updating today.
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Let's say a male animal evolves a penis hook, which allows him to latch onto a female.
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But as Netflix evolves into a titan, it's behaving more and more like a traditional TV network.
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History would suggest that the future of the GIF will depend on how the internet itself evolves.
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Without a collective bargaining agreement, Delta employees have little structure or pay protection as the pandemic evolves.
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And many say West Virginia still faces long-term challenges as the national and global economy evolves.
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No matter how technology evolves, there's likely to be a Silicon Valley company on the cutting edge.
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Now he's a character who's actually conflicted about his place in the world and evolves over time.
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Our species only evolves because of a lack of love, which creates this tremendous hunger for desire.
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The idea is to let these features take over more often and for longer as the technology evolves.
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This is what NBA coaches are looking at if Davis evolves into a more dedicated three-point shooter.
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New York (CNN Business)Airbnb is adding trip packages as it evolves into a full-fledged travel company.
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The important thing, however radio use evolves, is to share, smartly, and to talk it all through first.
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You keep playing off your own ideas, and it evolves into something where you can really surprise yourself.
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The amount of heavy elements a star has is thought to affect how that star evolves over time.
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I hope to see Apple implement some of the strategies noted above as the Watch evolves over time.
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Thousands are still to go but it is hoped the process will speed up as the system evolves.
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Here's what the sand blob evolves into when hit with a water attack: THAT'S A DAMN SANDCASTLE, POKÉMON!
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As it evolves, the way we think about and interact with it, and spaces like it, will, too.
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I think what will be really interesting is to see how this experience evolves with the feed itself.
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No matter how strategy evolves from here, it seems clear that establishing the fastball isn't necessary for success.
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Then it slowly evolves into a more conventional chamber drama — until it becomes time for murdering, that is.
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As the platform evolves, those customers' loyalty increases by the day, and they evangelize the product to others.
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Were it true on Enceladus, that would encourage the idea that life evolves easily when conditions are right.
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As this story evolves, it might be a good idea to check out some alternatives to The Ordinary.
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I like that the discussion about French fries evolves around their shape, whether they should be crinkle cut.
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Weidman Powers: I hope that it evolves into a conversation that is inclusive of everybody that has influence.
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"As technology evolves, so too should our laws," said subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) in a statement.
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" She also included, "More rules and stipulations may be added as the project evolves and lessons are learned.
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Last week, Bullard said another rate hike "may not be far off" if the economy evolves as expected.
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And as the series (hopefully) evolves beyond one-minute shorts, how do you see Blair setting herself apart?
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It's a delicate balance that will shape exactly what form factor the iPad evolves into in the future.
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Messaging services are sure to play a larger role as the mobile internet evolves beyond apps (see article).
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"We're not talking about what may happen, we're watching it happen, and seeing how it evolves," he says.
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It also hinted at what Mr. Simmons needs to work on as he evolves into a TV personality.
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"We will act, learn and act again, adjusting our approaches as science advances and technology evolves," he said.
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But despite all its brutality, the show softens a more painful truth: misogyny doesn't just persist, it evolves.
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All pre-modern literature evolves from the classical conception of writing as an impersonal, self-sufficient, freestanding achievement.
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Come learn how Spiegel analyzes behavior to create new features, evolves from failure and keeps his brand cool.
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As messaging evolves beyond text and towards rich media, chat apps are racing to embrace voice and video.
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But it also feels like an essential document of how the history of American music evolves and endures.
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As the crisis evolves, states will likely continue to review their needs and the role of federal assistance.
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More will probably be needed but the authorities appear committed to provide further assistance as the situation evolves.
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We're calling it the California Soundtrack — though that's subject to change as it, like any good playlist, evolves.
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He invoked the British-Jamaican thinker Stuart Hall, who argued that cultural identity evolves in response to power.
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But perhaps technology evolves quickly enough that in a few decades we talk to, rather than program, computers.
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I feel that as technology develops and evolves, people begin to interact less and less than each other.
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And if you do get short of breath at some point, be attentive and see how it evolves.
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More will probably be needed but the authorities appear committed to provide further assistance as the situation evolves.
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Buried in Benner's criteria for a genetic molecule lies an implicit definition of life: a structure that evolves.
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As your relationship evolves, your conversations must too — especially before you tie the knot and expand your family.
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As our economy evolves into the modern era, it's time for all women to earn what they're worth.
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Along the way, I learn more about the idea I am working on as it grows and evolves.
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And he evolves in ways that correspond with the changes in the tone and the format of media.
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"Everything did" — but how his show evolves to reflect that is something he's figuring out on his feet.
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"We will be monitoring and assessing the impact on our business as the situation evolves," said a spokeswoman.
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With a better understanding of how the plague evolves over time, medical professionals could develop more effective treatments.
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All this is unfolding as Cheserek evolves, trying to become the runner he has always wanted to be.
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A way to move through the day however unsettlingly that day evolves because — well, it's got you covered.
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That's simply part of the style and all managers go through something like that as the global cycle evolves.
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The font, used as the headline typeface for each of the magazine's 16 stories, evolves from page to page.
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Our interest rate policy I think is exactly appropriate for now and we'll just see how the economy evolves.
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"The next move will depend on how economic data evolves and whether there are any more trade policy bombshells."
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Not because I think I'd like this movie at all, but because it evolves in such a wonderful way.
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We'll see how that vision evolves as PWAs become more ubiquitous and powerful on the platforms of Apple's competitors.
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Our thought bubble: In tech, market definitions are unusually fluid because hardware evolves quickly and software is infinitely malleable.
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While Paysend is still a young and intriguing product, it's going to be interesting to see how it evolves.
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The new sanctions are the first test of how the relationship between the countries evolves under President Donald Trump.
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Algorithmic justice is still only a fragmentary lens, but, like algorithms, it evolves the more we use it.[Wired]
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Vector evolves with regular updates, answering your questions, taking photos for you, setting a timer for dinner, and more.
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This will be the year that Star Wars evolves—and prepares for its likely comeback as a cultural juggernaut.
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Whatever their intentions, the end result is that Venom, after a dreadfully tedious start, evolves into something genuinely surprising.
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But the scene evolves into something even more disarming to Arya: an entirely normal moment of camaraderie among strangers.
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Accounts can be automatically rebalanced and moved to somewhat safer asset-class allocations as the investor's financial situation evolves.
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That seems to be setting the stage for an epic showdown as the technology around self-driving cars evolves.
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They'll also have a digital pet (like a cartoon jellyfish / octopus thing) that evolves as they meet their goals.
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As technology evolves, new risks are introduced in common applications, almost always unbeknownst to organizations and people using it.
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I'm hoping that people are able to allow the music to exist in whatever sound it naturally evolves to.
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Collins's attorneys quickly declared his innocence, saying their client would be "completely vindicated and exonerated" as the case evolves.
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"Our process is quite abstract — it starts with a feeling, and then a silhouette evolves from there," adds Hernandez.
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Such moves will have additional punch if the rest of the EU evolves toward a more highly regulated economy.
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"Universities are thinking how they can serve people across their lifetime as the future of work evolves," DeRue said.
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That may seem obvious, but as technology evolves it's about understanding how you can use it to help you.
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"Tetris Effect" takes a foundational game ("Tetris"), executes it perfectly, and crucially evolves the concept into something completely fresh.
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If a special relationship evolves into remarriage, a widow can consider asking her attorney to prepare a prenuptial agreement.
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Toward the end, each session evolves into a cocktail party: Beer and cheese pairings, Mondays 7 to 9 p.m.
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FG: Well, like anybody, like any painter, the art evolves by the type of experience he or she has.
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Extension of the lease, which expires in 258, would give the district substantial sway over how the project evolves.
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As this public health emergency evolves, we will continue working to keep all residents and workers safe and healthy.
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Within the official description of the show, the car evolves into an object with transformative and time-eclipsing power.
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"The overall balance of positive and negative effects will depend on how the season evolves," the crop monitor said.
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Doomsday—as a prophecy, a literary genre, and a business opportunity—is never static; it evolves with our anxieties.
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Other studies have suggested that the order of mutations can make a big difference in how a creature evolves.
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For the most part, the comedy of ''Billy on the Street'' comes from the fact that he never evolves.
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"Our notions of what liberty means evolves with the country," he said in a discussion of the 14th Amendment.
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Witnessing an event like this provides a better understanding for what our sun will go through as it evolves.
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The fashion industry is an instrument to raise flags promoting diversity, where things are more fluid and beauty evolves.
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Through him, we begin to see how the unthinkable evolves into the partially reasonable and then the purely necessary.
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"As the economy evolves, it reallocates resources," billionaire Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett said on PBS Newshour in 2017.
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AND AS THE ECONOMY EVOLVES, YOU KNOW, THOSE KIND OF MEASUREMENTS TYPICALLY CHANGE BECAUSE WE'RE ALWAYS TRYING TO CALIBRATE.
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"We will continue developing ballistic missile defense technologies to stay ahead of the threat as it evolves," he said.
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The practice of adopting children quickly has come under fire in recent years, as the understanding of addiction evolves.
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As their initially tentative friendship evolves into something more intense, Elio engages in some musical showboating for Oliver's benefit.
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She wants them to treat their past smelling notes like a library, learning how their taste evolves over time.
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As the novel progresses, however, it evolves from an account of political compromise into one of protest and radicalization.
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So much more is now known about how language evolves, how animals communicate and how children learn to speak.
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As her experiment evolves, Ms. Zizka must balance artistic daring with pragmatic considerations that American nonprofit institutions inevitably face.
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I want to spend a little bit of time talking about how people find products and how that evolves.
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According to Nielsen, the food marketing analyst, a trend evolves through five stages on its way to the mainstream.
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And while the SMOSH brand maintains its comedic tone, the type of content they put up expands and evolves constantly.
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The wave function, meanwhile, evolves over time, its evolution governed by precise rules codified in something called the Schrödinger equation.
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But she delivered a clear warning that the way his presidency evolves would dictate the health of US-German relations.
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One of the better parts of this project has been to see clearly how a president's legacy evolves over time.
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However, Apple said it will continue to have an open dialogue with the FDA if ResearchKit evolves into new territory.
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And we think that it is appropriate now to be patient and step back and see how the data evolves.
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It's visually attractive, displaying users' actions as a sort of graphical chain that evolves as you move throughout the day.
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At the heart of her project is to study how galaxies evolve — because that tells us how the Universe evolves.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes the global economy evolves broadly in line with the projections in its latest "Global Economic Outlook".
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As News Feed evolves, we'll continue building easy-to-use and powerful tools to give you the most personalized experience.
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Vaccinations are made to fight the strains that have appeared so far, but that's subject to change as it evolves.
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If I'm doing my job right, and I work at it for a while, it evolves into its own self.
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As the industry evolves, the key solution providers holding technological and business advantage will succeed, especially those showing platform effects.
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I've had a public, good-natured back and forth with Aaron Taube of the Everything Evolves podcast to that effect.
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As smartphone design evolves, however, its chunky bottom bezel—where the home button lives—is starting to look mighty antiquated.
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We can incorporate a pathogen genome that evolves over time, enabling transmission tracking and potentially causing new traits to emerge.
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As this grows and it gets bigger and bigger, and as it evolves, the interest isn't really for water anymore.
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Any set of rules, especially unwritten ones, depends on adaptation that evolves after our own baseball-playing lifetime has expired.
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In terms of her own art practice, Sibio believes her approach to art changes and evolves depending on her projects.
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In his Politico interview, Paul said he's especially worried that the government could expand its spying powers as technology evolves.
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Read more: As the caliphate crumbles, ISIS evolves The closer you get to the front, the more cautious people become.
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It was understood by lawmakers that science evolves and so regulations should evolve too, updating alongside our best scientific understanding.
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Sometimes this evolves into the outright theocracy of books like The Handmaid's Tale and Octavia Butler's Parable of the Talents.
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OSFI said that bundled mortgages have existed for years and that it will revise its guidance as the market evolves.
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"We have to see long-term how that evolves because that is not a situation that is sustainable," he added.
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Dev and Francesca's friendship evolves during the season, but is complicated by the latter's engagement to a man named Pino.
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That is why the importance of how Apple evolves software that takes advantage of their market position is so critical.
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As Playboy evolves — recently removing full nudity from its print and digital editions — so does the future of the mansion.
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But electricity is a less reliable guide as an economy evolves away from power-hungry industry towards low-wattage services.
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Like the theologian Teilhard de Chardin, Wolfe speculated that as consciousness itself evolves, humanity might come closer to the divine.
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"When you rip a wall out and you see something beautiful behind it, it evolves the design," she told Insider.
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As our cultural understanding of parenthood and family evolves, we need new archetypes that reflect the world we live in.
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Taken together, these data gave scientists a glimpse into how the taste of cheese evolves as it interacts with wine.
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Don't be surprised if Moving Capital soon evolves from a private AngelList syndicate to a more traditional VC fund structure.
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As the moneyed class evolves further, they're likely to test the balance of power between the state and business community.
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Potentially just as fascinating is the fact that DNA is not merely linked together by unchanging chemical chains; it evolves.
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"Yes, it's true that other terms were used in the past, but we all know that language evolves," he said.
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In addition to health concerns, some experts worried about the economic consequences if the new coronavirus evolves into a pandemic.
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Peter goes back to see her in a dramatically lit room, where some sweet banter quickly evolves into soul-baring.
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If the economy evolves different than what we expect, we're going to adjust that path consistent with meeting our goals.
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As engineered wood evolves as a construction material, the sky is becoming the limit for timber office and institutional buildings.
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"In terms of increasing short-term rates, I think it's going to depend on how the economy evolves," he said.
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Our software evolves by layering new systems on old, and that means we have constructed entire cities upon crumbling swamps.
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Trade policy is also constantly in motion as it evolves to incorporate a shifting economy and ever-changing political dynamics.
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"I would expect that as foreign policy evolves, Rex Tillerson will become an increasingly prominent exponent of it," he said.
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In a sense, this shared catalogue of genes evolves as if vast heterogeneous masses of microbial life were one superorganism.
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Beck also discovers that, as the scandal evolves, his blackness supersedes his blueness when it comes to how he's treated.
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Ginsburg might be called a "living constitutionalist" -- someone who believes the meaning of the Constitution evolves with the present day.
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Black people have been dominated and oppressed by white supremacy that constantly evolves and becomes more clandestine over the centuries.
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Yet without explicit protections in the constitutional text, these interpretations could easily shift — especially as the Supreme Court's composition evolves.
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It really has everything going for it: It's cute, has a unique design, and eventually evolves into a mighty Charizard.
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The Committee expected to begin implementing a balance sheet normalization program in 2017, provided that the economy evolves broadly as anticipated.
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"In time, as the relationship evolves, you're going to feel more secure and get the validation that you need," he says.
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While technology changes and the "science" evolves, the inclination to use biological differences as an excuse for discrimination remains the same.
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Today, some decade-old snot collected from the sinuses of cancer patients revealed a new technique to forecast how flu evolves.
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Feeling scared and threated, Kadabra evolves into an even more powerful form so that it can protect itself from this human.
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These resources helped us make a difficult decision regarding treatment, a scenario many more families may face as modern medicine evolves.
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"We will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves," Powell told the American Economic Association on Friday.
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As the program in Israel evolves, VW will have a ready testbed and customer for its new line of electric vehicles.
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Proponents of universal basic income argue it can be more efficient, fairer and will better protect people as the economy evolves.
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The song's sleek percussion evolves continuously, with singer Turid Solberg's breathy voice gliding gently over swelling synths and momentous, brassy vivacity.
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"Unfortunately, as we introduce more measures on land and in the air, the modus operandi of criminals also evolves," Fidelity said.
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The city feels too polyglot, and too multi-faceted; as result of immigration and integration, it evolves on a daily basis.
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The GH5 also evolves the "4K Photo" mode that we've seen Panasonic and Olympus cameras tout over the last few years.
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And while it doesn't solve a huge problem, it's an interesting enough idea that I'm curious to see how it evolves.
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If Rise Up evolves into a bridge between the anti-establishment left and right, it will not be an isolated case.
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This Generic Style evolves over time based on updates in the platform and in the incentives of the algorithm for users.
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No matter how fashion evolves, there's one style that seems to withstand the test of time: that model-off-duty look.
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The fandom is crazy, and we'll probably have to continue to figure things out as Dr. Pimple Popper grows and evolves.
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With these small gestures, the installation continuously evolves, just like the built environment around it that has welcomed sleek, modern buildings.
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When the town's threatened by enemies old and new, Eleven and her friends are reminded that evil never ends; it evolves.
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And we're pretty sure that as Ivanka's role in the White House evolves, there'll be even more headlines featuring her name.
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Meanwhile, the cost of desalinated water has been coming down as the technology evolves and the cost of other sources increases.
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Culture: At some point, learned helplessness evolves into a superiority complex, stating that crunch is simply how good games are made.
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Often, beginner's luck strikes and that initial success evolves into a passion that they focus all their time and energy on.
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As technology evolves, the challenges facing television and digital media companies over maintaining ownership of creative content becomes ever more important.
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It's also focused on sending content and questions to people that's iterative and that evolves based on how an individual responds.
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But as history evolves, so can the choices of who is most worthy of acclaim, and how the Senate honors them.
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To be safe, take careful notes and document the process in case this evolves into full-blown and overt workplace discrimination.
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Indeed, the customers you have at different stages of your business impact how your product evolves and how your team prioritizes.
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Zaha Hadid Architects will retain its name even as it evolves under his direction, "but always with Zaha's DNA," he said.
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His character evolves through his personal voyage towards accepting death, and you encounter so many tales that you recognize from history.
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Ms. Slate's Gidget the lap dog evolves from a lovestruck princess (pining for Max) into a fierce and resourceful action heroine.
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The discovery of the new strain is important as it can help scientists and doctors track how HIV evolves over time.
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The story revolves a trio of misfits whose dynamic evolves from being sexually charged into a love story, according to Variety.
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"It's just way cheaper to run electrified propulsion systems in aircraft in the long-run as the technology evolves," he said.
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The first half can be thought of as a moving portrait, which evolves into a performance piece in the second half.
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It is for us, but also roughly half the workforce will be millennials by 2020, and definitely as that audience evolves.
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Then, they must do so over time — after all, as with humans, a piglet's facial appearance evolves as it grows up.
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The school concedes that its practices could very well change in the future, however, as its thinking about the issue evolves.
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Still, he thinks that as skating evolves, in another 13 years or so, someone may be hucking kickflips down the set.
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Such images could help answer some of scientists' biggest questions about how the galaxy formed and how it evolves over time.
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As Culture Pass evolves, participating establishments will soon host free programming — including talks, workshops and other cultural events — at city libraries.
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As the role of the United States and her allies in space evolves and grows, so would the Space Force's mission.
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But what they may not fully understand is that how A.I. evolves will determine whether this event is also our last.
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It's just another thing to watch out for as our understanding of this virus, and how it moves through populations, evolves.
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The film evolves into more of a commentary on xenophobia and the refugee crisis with the trappings of a crime serial.
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But there are many different estimates floating around as the situation evolves — and some suggest 2019-nCoV is even more contagious.
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Rob: And part of your journey might also be dropping that act and committing to things, I'm curious how that evolves.
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Those prices will likely change, though, as Mozilla learns what users are willing to pay and as it evolves the service.
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Mr. Wilson, Ms. Brown and Ms. Stites also travel with acquisition in mind; exhibition inventories frequently change, and the collection evolves.
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As the industry evolves, how will the job description for the wealth manager/financial adviser of 2030 have changed from 2019?
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This Marie Kondo-esque meditation on objects and their uses evolves into an exploration of the nature of play and work.
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Marketplace lenders are currently taking steps to ensure that their approach to governance and organizational structure evolves alongside the regulatory framework.
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Facebook is only permitting U.S.-based politicians to work with creators for this type of content as it evolves its approach.
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His encounters with the old man constitute the novel's most vivid action, a struggle that evolves into an exorcism of slavery.
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Less certain is how his game evolves from dunk-a-thon to his future fit as an NBA power forward. 2.
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The simple truth is, I can't tell you because it will depend on how the economy actually evolves over coming months.
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Nevertheless, we believe more banks will disclose P2G as the SREP process evolves and there is greater consistency and transparency in disclosure.
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Doing your hair isn't a one-and-done type of thing: It's a continuous process that evolves as the days go by.
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SO WE HAVE TO BALANCE IT. BORDER ADJUSTABLE IS CERTAINLY ONE POWERFUL MECHANISM FOR DOING THAT, BUT LET'S SEE WHAT ELSE EVOLVES.
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"I would rather [see] that he evolves, and he expands his mind, and becomes the president for all the people," she said.
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Prescaling suggests that when a system first evolves from its initial, far-from-equilibrium condition, scaling exponents don't yet perfectly describe it.
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We never know how the world evolves, but it's hard for me to imagine circumstances in which I would support helicopter money.
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Lionel evolves a little too conveniently from misfit to paladin, from ally of the marginal and oppressed to their would-be savior.
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As the landscape evolves, Power says we may see certain brands die off, thus creating space for new players in the marketplace.
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Also, early buyers get Snorlium Z, a special hold item for Pokémon that teaches Munchlax Pulverizing Pancake when it evolves into Snorlax.
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But even if simple life proves to be widespread, we can't assess the odds that it evolves into anything we'd call intelligent.
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Although he says there are plans and ideas for additional features, how the app evolves will depend on how people use it.
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Abbott will need to work on integration and paying down debt, and see how the rapidly changing market for medical devices evolves.
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But, Zuckerman says, how the Dormify brand ultimately evolves will have mostly to do with the demands and desires of the customers.
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"As Chopra put it in a press release, "Early life is fragile, so we believe it rarely evolves quickly enough to survive.
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Even the two most closely-related wasps had very different genes active in their venom glands, indicating that their venom evolves quickly.
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However, it is without question that, whatever NGCV evolves into, it will be built to consistently accommodate the best emerging technologies available.
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"As the industry evolves, Sony Interactive Entertainment continues to look for inventive opportunities to engage the community," the company told Game Informer.
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"Everything in the online world evolves so quickly, but the connection to the internet itself remains stuck in the past," Gregory said.
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As it evolves, so does the twig, eventually turning into a giant tree on the back on an intimidating turtle called Torterra.
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But with Virginia the ambiguity inherent to the story evolves from one of the most tightly authored video games of recent times.
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In addition to preparing the next generation, we must ensure the current workforce has access to training as the job market evolves.
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"Today, as you know, we are starting a new chapter in the third hour of our show as it evolves," Kotb said.
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As AR technology evolves, the company has been able to go beyond brands and provide users with rich content on everyday objects.
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"We will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves," Powell said at the annual American Economics Association conference.
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With Rihanna, it's always both, and ATTLAS understands that deeply on this remix, which evolves into brisk, electric nature-film house music.
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However, as the style evolves, the creators have been getting better at moving the music in a more desirable and calming fashion.
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Membership is for life, meaning that once accepted a fan remains in the club even as the list of 92 stadiums evolves.
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"Today, as you know, we are starting a new chapter in the third hour of our show as it evolves," she said.
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But the passport and Paul's refusenik doppelgänger add layers to a story that, chapter by chapter, evolves into a meditation on identity.
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But as the monarchy evolves and modernizes, these conventions are not as important as they once were, something the royals themselves acknowledge.
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It's about creating something that evolves and changes its behavior in the moment, just like we do in every conversation we have.
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The programming itself is an open system that requires no training—the dolphins' use of it will determine how the system evolves.
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The Committee currently expects that, provided the economy evolves broadly as anticipated, it will likely begin to implement the program this year.
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I think, you know, the balance of what we do and how we distribute will continue to evolve as the consumer evolves.
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The first season of this German psychological thriller opens as a murder mystery and evolves into a full-blown time-travel epic.
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The scientists' thinking isn't just rewriting the standard explanation for how beauty evolves — it's changing the way we think about evolution itself.
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"Like any great piece of writing, it evolves and changes as the audiences show you what it should be," Mr. Gyllenhaal said.
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Not long after this scene, Daniel Warth's "Dim the Fluorescents" evolves from a screwball roommate comedy to a melodrama about artistic frustration.
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It describes the universe as a changing set of numbers, known as the wave function, that evolves according to a single equation.
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It's building something that hits players with a shock of creepiness, then evolves into a satisfying puzzle once that initial horror fades.
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Grimes' digital self might make the idea of a digital musician, one who changes and evolves in appearance, more mainstream and palatable.
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As Salman's influence at home and abroad evolves, the use of economic carrots to cloud over areas of concern will likely continue.
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Language, too, quickly evolves: when I, a Millennial, recently said "lol" in spoken conversation, my Gen Z colleague literally laughed out loud.
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Farfetch'd evolves into Sirfetch'd "after experiencing many battles" (like... most... pokémon?), and the genteel duck uses its beloved leek as a lance.
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And the quality and sophistication of entrepreneurs and technical talent just keeps getting better and better as the ecosystem grows and evolves.
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Over the course of the movie, their love story evolves from one of sensuality and shared purpose to a truly sacred bond.
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Room for hope Still, advocates remain hopeful that over the long run, anti-LGBTQ violence and discrimination will subside as society evolves.
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But the mechanism that compels developers to demonstrate sufficient water supplies will need to be reviewed as the situation evolves, he believes.
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And so as technology evolves these are complicated conversations, we are in close communication working through the issues all around the world.
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There is a limit to how much any one companys actions can reduce emissions unless the energy system as a whole evolves.
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The series continues to grow in its queer subtleties through the fourth season, where Ali's gender identity evolves to reflect Soloway's journey.
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Brandon Flowers's voice evolves, over the decade, from arch monotone to soulful cry, as it did on their albums throughout the period.
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And there is no denying the irresistible joy of Filter's arrangement of "O Mistress Mine," which evolves from folk ditty to punk stomper.
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And the museum has set up a "FatCam" livestream so that anyone can watch one of the calcified turd-wads as it evolves.
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Looking ahead, we'll be watching how "live video" evolves on its platform and other, more established live platforms like Periscope, YouNow and StreamUp.
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If the Apple Watch evolves into a more medically focused device, however, it would be surprising if the company doesn't improve the bands.
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We are also Internet kids and as that relationship evolves, we've been inspired by the way humor presents itself in the digital age.
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It also gives Local Motors the freedom to make major changes as the idea of a self-driving shuttle evolves, according to Rogers.
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It has a limited cast, a small setting, disgusting physical effects, and an escalating amount of weirdness that evolves into all-out horror.
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LG: How do you ensure that as Google Maps evolves, that the ads on the platform still provide a good experience for users?
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"I'm curious to see if people will love it and use it the way we designed or if evolves into something else entirely."
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This is called Smart Sound, and it evolves over time and based on where you move the speaker, using built-in machine learning.
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When this thinking becomes elevated to the will of the state and political action via popular vote, it evolves into a "deglobalizationalist" thinking.
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So there's a song in Cold War that evolves over time — a folk song that comes to be very meaningful to the story.
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"As ABB evolves over time you will see us adding smaller and bigger pieces and also divesting smaller and bigger pieces," Spiesshofer said.
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But plenty of artists, from Da Vinci to Cory Arcangel, have proved that's not true, and continue to prove it as technology evolves.
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But plenty of artists, from Da Vinci to Cory Arcangel, have proved that's not true and continue to prove it as technology evolves.
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Almost any direction the series can go as it evolves the storyline is bound to be disastrous, unless it develops some self-awareness.
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Here's a nugget from the email, obtained by Recode: Yet as Nextdoor evolves, the role of the CEO needs to evolve as well.
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"What mixture of the two we get will likely depend in part on how the broader payment system evolves," Brookings' Matt Fiedler said.
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"If the economy evolves as we now expect, this is the beginning of a gradual normalisation of the interest rate level," Olsen said.
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As players mash on their gamepads or move a mouse, the neural net learns and evolves over time to create a seamless animation.
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"We called on all parties to act with restraint ... because it is important that this process evolves in a peaceful manner," she said.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that gonorrhea is becoming increasingly harder, and sometimes impossible, to treat as the bacteria evolves, CNBC reports.
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Over time as you interact with the News Feed, Facebook learns what you care about and evolves that understanding if your behavior changes.
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That means staying up-to-date with your industry as it evolves and making sure that's reflected in your online presence, said Pua.
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So to maximize his capacity, he constantly evolves his habits, he says on the Ben Greenfield Fitness: Diet, Fat Loss and Performance podcast.
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It's an atmospheric dance that evolves throughout the set and hopefully the audience will embrace the connection between the visuals and the audio.
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Instead of having one steady career, people today will have many jobs over a lifetime as the workforce evolves with rapidly accelerating technology.
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But now Facebook is diving headfirst into visual communication, following Snapchat's lead as social media usage evolves from text statuses to rich media.
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We've become accustomed to beta tests and frequent software updates — using technology in its nascent stages and watching as it evolves over time.
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"We will continue to engage with EU member states and civil society as the implementation process evolves," a spokesperson for the firm said.
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The flu virus evolves rapidly and new viruses circulate in different parts of the world, so each year scientists must reformulate the vaccine.
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The way he portrays their relationship, both in old age and the afterlife, begins modestly and evolves into a lovely and melancholy playlet.
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Then over the course of time, the relationship changes and evolves and you have to fight to remember why you're in that relationship.
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Meier explains that ice cover evolves throughout the year, growing thicker and expanding outwards in the winter and retracting back in the summer.
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"As technology evolves these are complicated conversations, we're in close communication working through the issues all around the world," Sandberg said on Sunday.
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In a way, it's irrelevant, because if your taste evolves, it's likely at some point in your life you're going to like everything.
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Originally born in Jamaica, her voice evolves from singing to rap over traditionally Toronto dense and spacious production on her EP Black Bouquet.
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I think, from a business standpoint, it's important that Hollywood evolves and becomes more inclusive of Asians, of women, of African-Americans—everybody.
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"As the threat landscape continually evolves and becomes more diverse and advanced, new cybersecurity companies are always going to be born," he said.
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Future images of the galaxy's center could help scientists answer questions about how the Milky Way formed and how it evolves over time.
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The cooperative movement evolves and adapts with every new socioeconomic challenge our country faces and it's time we start harnessing it for good.
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By all indications, this means community members of test regions where Scout has been deployed have some say in how the program evolves.
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But as she ages, the protagonist never evolves, continuing to narrate her self-destructive life in the same curmudgeonly voice, devoid of insight.
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And now, as the H7N9 virus evolves, United States authorities worry that the Chinese have obfuscated the scale and features of this outbreak.
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As it pools, the magma evolves into a water-rich, gassy form, and the most buoyant, bubble-rich patches gather at the top.
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But, for now, the Fed chairman has tried to thread the needle by cautioning a wait-and-see approach as the situation evolves.
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He teams up with Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt), a charismatic radical, to start an underground boxing club that evolves into an anarchist movement.
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There's a point where the riot evolves from chaos to a near utopia — baristas serving cold brew, bloggers offering beautification seminars — before devolving.
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Let me know if you appreciate this or have suggestions, and I'll make sure it evolves as needed to be a useful resource.
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"Any move that evolves from an announcement to a fact will be appealed by the government," Mendez de Vigo told a news conference.
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Tatas evolves as she interacts with others, and she had become, in less than a day, a Holocaust denier whose kink was necrophilia.
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But The Irishman — a mobster epic that evolves into something quite different by the end — feels like more than just another Scorsese movie.
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As the landscape evolves, more work will be needed to understand the opportunities and commensurate challenges and to comprehend how stakeholders can respond.
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The ways we make purchases and conduct our financial business are changing every day and will continue to change perpetually as technology evolves.
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Bitfinex said in a separate blog post Tuesday that it will decide whether to list bitcoin cash "based on how the situation evolves."
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As multidevice streaming rapidly evolves into something like the norm, the concept of cord-cutting has started becoming a reality for some viewers.
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"I think strategy evolves in a dynamic environment, and therefore must be dynamic by its nature," Tucker told CNBC in an exclusive interview.
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In an interview with Reuters, the vice president indicated that the Palestinians will now determine whether the peace process evolves to actual negotiations.
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Moving assiduously through history, the documentary connects individual artists to the development of the form, which evolves into subgenres like bluegrass and rockabilly.
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It can now wait & see how the consumable retail landscape evolves [with] the slow rise of hard discounters & the move to online grocery.
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Philipps portrayed Laurie Keller, Jules' attractive young employee who begins as a party animal but evolves into a mature adult and eventual mother.
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"But because terrorists also adapt as technology evolves, we are constantly updating our technical solutions to try to stay ahead," Facebook's testimony reads.
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The powerhouse is a working Con Ed facility, and the company says it needs to be able to change and adapt as technology evolves.
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Maybe it evolves into a media platform instead, or something bigger, but as it stands I don't think it'll be able to hold out.
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"Further adjustments to the monetary policy will depend on how the economy evolves and our updated assessments of inflation and growth prospects," he said.
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Next, as sensor technology evolves, platooning of large trucks with a single driver could roll out, particularly for night driving and complex urban areas.
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"We view these losses as reasonable , given that Cainiao is still in investment mode as the e-commerce market in China evolves," said Hottovy.
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"As this industry evolves and new players emerge, it's clear that the informational needs of the individuals and companies in this space are increasing."
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If you want to experience how waxed canvas evolves and wears, an inexpensive bag like this is a great way to try it out.
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Glen is a Holocaust-denying racist, of course, but he reveals his soft side to Thorpe and evolves over the course of their talks.
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Still, if Libra actually becomes popular and evolves as an open ecosystem full of unvetted developers, the currency could be used to facilitate scams.
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According to Wolcott, Uber has a strategic intent of providing self-driving cars, but while the technology evolves it is managing with human drivers.
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As virtual reality technology evolves, I ask that you provide more information on Rift and how Oculus is addressing issues of privacy and security.
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The only character who really evolves is Tom, the put-upon man caught in the middle of a web of adultery, lies, and murder.
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"As [the] banking infrastructure in Cuba evolves, we will reevaluate our payment procedures to suit the needs of our Cuban host community," Airbnb added.
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With the remarkably talented Maggie Gyllenhaal and James Franco leading an exceptional cast, we look forward to delving deeper as this captivating story evolves.
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But sometimes American evolves for the better, and those nation-wide changes can indirectly help alleviate the conflicts that come with re-entering society.
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"If the economy evolves broadly as we anticipate, the federal funds rate will move to well within range of the normal level," Powell said.
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As it evolves, the menu, which mostly offers sweets, is apt to include some savory coconut items, too: Coconut Cart, daily from 11 a.m.
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But Picard is watching as the idea of construction evolves from projects to products, or repeatable buildings with minor differences to fit customers' needs.
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Well, the dress evolves throughout the film and goes through a series of five stages based on the various things that happen to her.
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When those who complain get nowhere, "a subtle complicity evolves among the other employees," an article in the Academy of Management Executive journal said.
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Looking to the future, experts say Kohl's will need to make some major changes to stay afloat as the modern department store rapidly evolves.
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But as millennials mature and are eventually expected to carry more of the sector's fund-raising burden, their success could determine how philanthropy evolves.
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But science evolves, and the answer to whether you should eat many mini-meals or three bigger meals is no longer a straightforward one.
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Review begins its life as a sketch comedy, then sneakily evolves into something more, thanks to the terrific performance of its star, Andy Daly.
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"It's a cool trade-off in that if the bacteria evolves to be resistant to the phage it becomes susceptible to antibiotics," Chan said.
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It evolves at a languid pace, gently expanding for three and a half of the track's eight minutes before letting the kick come in.
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But of course, no matter how much their sound morphs and evolves over the years, Propagandhi is still a punk band at its core.
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These biologists are not only rewriting the standard explanation for how beauty evolves; they are also changing the way we think about evolution itself.
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And when it's tossed with curly leafy mustard greens, it evolves in a different and distinct way — a little deeper, more warmly, less sharp.
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But as the movement evolves, differing priorities and tactics have emerged among the women, nearly all of them unpaid and spread across the country.
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"The list of events that Facebook sponsors or participates in evolves from year to year," a Facebook spokesman, Andy Stone, wrote in an email.
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The FTC has guidelines for children's advertising for digital companies, but it is constantly developing as the weird, wide world of the web evolves.
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Moreover, in quantum mechanics, the ball is actually a wave: Once its location is known, it spreads like ripples on a pond and evolves.
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"As the global pandemic evolves, there is unprecedented demand for medical equipment, including ventilators," GE Healthcare's chief executive, Kieran Murphy, said in a statement.
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As language evolves and our understanding of gender continues to expand, people are identifying with an ever-growing and increasingly fluid group of labels.
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Further postponements of the deadline, which had been originally set at the end of March, depend on how the health crisis evolves, it added.
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Airlines, aircraft manufacturers and airports are all taking important steps to ensure that the industry evolves to provide environmentally-conscious consumers with greener options.
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As for Mr. Rodchenkov, in "Icarus" he evolves from an eccentric character into a courageous man who is forced to make some difficult decisions.
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Facebook's October takedown initiative indicates that even as the IRA evolves its tactics, the platform can still eventually spot many of its nefarious campaigns.
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It's its own discovery… it's me showing up just to be there with the work and seeing how it evolves organically on the paper.
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And the specialness of that cheese is derived in part from the fungus that naturally evolves into mold in cheese caves across northern France.
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And it's all done in a way that can also accommodate technology as it evolves; we've tried to avoid anything that was too fixed.
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As this new media landscape evolves, we need a better understanding of the ways in which these technologies are impacting how we digest information.
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We are hoping to continue talking to this community directly and documenting in a very evidentiary way what they are seeing as it evolves.
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As the industry evolves, so does our rating system, and we will continue to make enhancements to ensure parents continue to be well-informed.
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JOHN MALONE: I think Amazon evolves to be a bundler of other people's services, with less of their own and more of other people's.
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"The committee expects to begin implementing its balance sheet normalization program relatively soon, provided that the economy evolves broadly as anticipated," the statement said.
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But on Capitol Hill, it was yet another incident that raised questions about what the U.S. strategy is as the war against ISIS evolves.
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The basic idea is to take this mini-games and imagine them along different paths that the whole game might take as it evolves.
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It's the word Still, I think, that lends the phrase its power — the idea that no matter how life evolves, certain standards remain paramount.
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"The relatively minor downgrades... suggest that the next rate increase may not be far off provided that the economy evolves as expected," said Bullard.
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The feeling slowly evolves over years, but part of me is still trying to record all of the songs I wrote in my 20s.
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As it evolves, the #MeToo movement will need to reckon with these realities so that survivors don't have to be perfect to be believed.
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What We Carried evolves with every exhibition because Lommasson expands the project for each venue by photographing the personal effects of local refugee populations.
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"I am excited about the notion that as this company grows and evolves, the brand can become more visible and more meaningful," Saeger told TechCrunch.
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It might not be necessary that we have to provide additional stimulus, it depends on how the economy unfolds and how the trade-off evolves.
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But retirement saving could still be at risk depending on how the looming fight among various business and special interests evolves in the days ahead.
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Beyond virtual reality and 360 video — both tough to capture or watch on the go — it's difficult to imagine where social media evolves from here.
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Nevertheless, he said it was still possible the Fed could raise rates as many as two times this year, depending on how the economy evolves.
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AMC will continue to add more original content as the service evolves, like exclusive interviews with casts and showrunners, and other behind-the-scenes footage.
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But to fully understand how resistance evolves, studying superbugs isn't enough: You need large, diverse bacterial boroughs to understand how bugs siphon off new genes.
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But as the smartphone consumer evolves, software takes an ever more important role in the final purchasing decision, and that's where Samsung's greatest challenges lie.
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"If the political situation evolves internally and a new regime emerges that is strong and stable I'm sure they would pragmatically support it," he noted.
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But she is also a character that evolves and changes, pulled between two opposing worldviews, and it adds a human dimension to the entire storyline.
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Ms Wainwright explained that Momentum is more like an organism than a machine: it grows from the bottom up and constantly evolves in new directions.
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It will be interesting to see how the League leader's relationship with Mr Conte evolves, especially if Mr Salvini demands an increased say on policy.
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Tooling in the data science community evolves quickly, and picking the right tool for a job — not to mention a career — can often be divisive.
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WeWork has been on an acquisition spree over the past year as it evolves from co-working spaces to a software-as-a-service provider.
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"It is important to note that the list is not static but evolves based on new scientific evidence," WADA said in a statement to Reuters.
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Real, de jure sovereignty for Taiwan can probably come only if a thuggish China, today persecuting rights activists, evolves into a more liberal state. Impossible?
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Ahmed has grander plans as technology evolves, to the point where technology can be used to help students "feel" an actual body through virtual reality.
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The method involves inserting software probes in the various layers of a neural network and monitoring its behavior as it trains on examples and evolves.
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Bullard spoke at the New York Association for Business Economics, saying that a rate hike is "not far off," provided the economy evolves as expected.
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Price: $29.99 In this game, the player creates and evolves a pathogen in order to spread a plague throughout the world and eliminate the population.
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Further, we encourage the FTC to continue to update and communicate their guidelines clearly and swiftly as the digital and social media landscape rapidly evolves.
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It seems to take into account Mr. Minsky's warnings, with provisions that allow the law to be refreshed and changed as the financial system evolves.
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As Facebook evolves from text towards visual communication, being able to show people what you're looking at could be an important complement to video chat.
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" The New Jersey Republican addressed the issue himself at a Thursday night roundtable event about equal pay for women, adding that "everyone evolves over time.
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Thus, we need to address this crisis now before it evolves and escalates into something truly horrible, like a global contagion of the first order.
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There is a huge abundance of flexibile job opportunities, but startups offer the unique chance of working with a brand as it grows and evolves.
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"The campaign evolves, as it always does, from a primary strategy to a general-election strategy, and there are very different issues," Mr. Lewandowski said.
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Forecasting the future As the international political climate quickly evolves, the U.S. outlook for manufacturing is also in the throes of political scrutiny and upheaval.
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But he made it clear in the speech that the engagement could not be successful unless Cuba evolves, opening its economy and its political system.
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As the technology evolves and improves, you will see greater numbers of rides being serviced by these, or these vehicles being dispatched to our passengers.
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"One of the greatest challenges at Pax is continuing to evolve as the market evolves, and to do so quickly," said new CEO Tyler Goldman.
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For starters, as the venture industry evolves from a boutique business to one that's more mainstream, people are taking an interest in how it operates.
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There's no one-size-fits-all answer, and you may even decide to change from one form to another as your business evolves over time.
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I also said that as a class we will refer to one another by our first names (community building) or the pronoun "they" (grammar evolves!).
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But another, perhaps more fundamental solution is to keep the needs and stories of marginalized communities in mind as the current reckoning continues and evolves.
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Jordyn Ives from Westfield, N.J., also favors art with cultural significance: I like art that evolves and follows the times that we are living in.
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Initially inchoate, Dodge's mind evolves, along with the digital environment he creates around him, a kind of information-age Genesis story that Stephenson describes evocatively.
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What you don't see happening is countries following a path whereby the hereditary monarch is replaced by an elected one and that evolves into democracy.
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Each cast member works on his or her own, and then brings the stunts to the show, which evolves spontaneously over one hour every night.
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Chris's voiceover opens every episode with "Dear Dick," and her tone evolves from reverent to downright belligerent over the course of the season's eight episodes.
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Many nuances differ from language to language, while context around conversations rapidly evolves as they occur, making it difficult for the machines to keep up.
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The only remaining region conducting business as usual at this point is Latin America, which a Google spokesperson said could change as the situation evolves.
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As the energy industry evolves, production platforms in the North Sea, once a crucial source of crude oil, are being dismantled and sold for scrap.
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The scene evolves into near-bedlam, as the princess receives various petitioners and is entertained by an Italian tenor (here, Matthew Polenzani in fine voice).
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Even if it doesn't explode next year, astronomers are bound to learn how a red supergiant behaves and evolves as it approaches its death rattle.
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And I think as we emerge into Season 3, that idea that evolves into a metaphor about empathy or sympathy for ourselves is further explored.
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All art is partly defined by technology, but video games' relationship with it is particularly close because the technology that defines it evolves so quickly.
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IF THE ECONOMY EVOLVES DIFFERENTLY THAN WE EXPECT, WE'RE GOING TO ADJUST THAT PATH TO BE SORT OF CONSISTENT WITH TRYING TO HIT OUR GOALS.
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The bank said it increased its general risk provision to 550 million dirhams, as the cost of risk evolves in tandem with growing banking activity.
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But it's about making incremental changes that allow you to keep learning and stay up-to-date with your industry as it evolves, said Mahadevan.
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Surgeons won't all become remote workers overnight, and internet infrastructure evolves slowly, but with 5G, eventually, there might always be a doctor in the house.
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Specs aren't finalized until the late stages of these projects, as release plans are locked in, since computing and graphics processing tech evolves so quickly.
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Drawn from a split with composer Karen Gwyer, "Curl" gradually evolves from primordial gunk into ticking, elastic motion, its gentle cycles resembling something like locomotion.
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The company has indicated that as its platform evolves, as do the questions from the user community, it continues working to update its resources accordingly.
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But to see Newtown in 2017 is to see how grief endures and evolves, and how a community can, however fitfully, negotiate a way forward.
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As the filmmakers chart the evolution of the policy, which grew to include international adoptions, the movie evolves into an unsparing rebuke of totalitarian rule.
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The growing pains of a city as it evolves from a small community to a much larger suburb, and what are the costs of that?
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"It will be very hard to tell that a machine writes them," he explains, adding that as the technology evolves, the algorithms become smarter contextually.
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So the Kurdistan project evolves totally from the field, it becomes a six-year investigation trying to create a visual history of the Kurdish people.
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The size of the next cut will depend on how the data come out and how the global economy evolves in the next couple of weeks.
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But for a company looking to stay relevant as the technology landscape rapidly evolves, buying Red Hat is a bold move, and there's logic to it.
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We therefore identify a type of Dorian Gray effect, from the lead protagonist in Oscar Wilde's novel, whose portrait evolves as he carries out dark acts.
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As industrial capitalism evolves across the globe like no time in human history, will our planet's ecosystem be able to sustain itself during this rapid transformation?
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Transporting the user into an MTA train car that has suffered a power outage and stopped moving, the VR experience evolves into discovering newfound telepathic abilities.
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I'm interested in the 'handwriting' that evolves, and how much the hand of the artist shapes the forms and how much the drone shapes the forms.
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The trailer can, however, spoil the many surprising ways A Ghost Story evolves from a simple spooky tale into something very different and much more ambitious.
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And as conservatism evolves in the Age of Trump, these imprints are going to change with it in order to keep churning out books that sell.
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As NASCAR evolves into more of a made-for-TV sport, the sanctioning body must give credence to the entertainment value of the on track product.
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We're committed to an open conversation with our rider community as the situation evolves, so we can continue to improve our payment model and delivery experience.
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While organizing strategies for the upcoming election are discussed, the gathering evolves into a celebration of progress made and the women who have made it possible.
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Melomind tracks your brain activity in real time and sends the info to your phone so that the music evolves according to your level of stress.
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As the digital world evolves, government regulations have to evolve with it, Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of cloud-based content management company Box Inc.
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Yet somehow Epic's multiplayer shooter has produced the most arresting video game narrative I've experienced in some time — and it's only getting stronger as Fortnite evolves.
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As technology evolves and employees search for workers with the appropriate set of skills, schools focused primarily on technology have emerged as the new trade schools.
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Usagi cares deeply for her friends, family, and also food, and evolves from a selfish crybaby to a selfless young woman with only some immature tendencies.
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Sexuality evolves over time (just like we evolve in our roles, for example), and with big changes come other changes, and some of those affect sexuality.
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Now will come more questions, more uncertainty as the country waits to see how US policy on Syria evolves as the facts on the ground change.
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In a statement issued to multiple outlets, Sony said: As the industry evolves, Sony Interactive Entertainment continues to look for inventive opportunities to engage the community.
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However Bieber evolves next, those financially dependent on him had better hope it's not gambling as the Canadian doesn't seem particularly worried about losing his shirt.
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This ensures that all the economic classes and interest groups have a voice, and encourages the compromises needed to keep social peace as the economy evolves.
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However, it may be 6 months before there is a view on priorities/negotiation strategy as the political situation in the UK and the EU evolves.
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I feel like even though techno still evolves it's never changed from being what it was in the past, which is why Movement is so great.
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"The committee currently expects to begin implementing a balance sheet normalization process this year, provided the economy evolves broadly as anticipated," the post-meeting statement said.
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The sketch gets crazier and crazier as the the diner evolves more and more into the set of Les Mis, until Davidson finally changes his mind.
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As CVS Health evolves, its ad agency needs are changing, and traditional agencies don't cut it anymore, de Greve told Business Insider in a recent interview.
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Later on, however, the notion of what a sniper is and how he operates evolves as maps provide fewer obvious opportunities for attacking at long range.
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James' spread pick-and-roll style has carried him a long way over his 13 NBA seasons, but the game always evolves even for its titans.
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As venture evolves and maintains the need to invest in the best of new opportunity, investors will increasingly deploy capital to innovations coming from diverse founders.
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More definitive guidance on the rating impact of the IPO will be published as the process evolves and visibility on a successful equity placement becomes clearer.
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"The market size from all consideration looks to be significant, and we want to make sure that we are directly shaping how that evolves," he said.
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It's a passive "game" intended to run in the background while you go about your day doing other stuff, as your mountain evolves in real-time.
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Maybe the Door #1 clothes become permanent, the weight stays on and my style evolves into them: a new sense of identity for a new age.
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"In almost all high-end mass killings, the perpetrator's thinking evolves," said Kevin Cameron, executive director of the Canadian Center for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response.
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"Nationalization sometimes proves problematic for bondholders as a restructuring process evolves, and for minority stockholders depending on the government's view on dividends and buybacks," he wrote.
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We need regulation based on principles, not static and dated rules, so that crypto can evolve as the industry, and the innovation behind that industry, evolves.
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Becker told CNN there are plans to track happiness for the same people over multiple years to study how well being evolves as people get older.
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CDC Director Robert Redfield told POLITICO last week that his agency intended to continue holding the calls and briefing the press as the coronavirus response evolves.
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The film pulses to a steady percussive soundtrack by Julia Bloop and Gabriel Guma, which evolves into a dreamier rhythm before fading into industrial-like noise.
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Whether this epidemic turns into SARS or not depends on how the disease evolves -- and how well public health authorities manage to contain it, he said.
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"The committee expects to begin implementing its balance sheet normalization program relatively soon, provided that the economy evolves broadly as anticipated," the post-meeting statement said.
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Tech companies are researching new techniques to detect deepfake videos and stop their spread on social media, even as the technology to create them quickly evolves.
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"This narrative that the circus is dead is so confusing because every art form evolves," Ms. Cohen, the founder of the Circus Culture school here, said.
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I can only speak to The New York Times Crosswords, but I love to see how language and usage evolves over time based on those trends.
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In certain circumstances, as a situation evolves, Facebook may decide to notify everyone in an area even after the community has already started using Safety Check.
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The images stored in the DNA survived as the bacteria divided and multiplied, an advancement that could have far-reaching uses as the technology evolves. 20183.
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Yet as it evolves throughout its first year, it will always be a new experience, as the unique acoustic architecture develops into a permanent musical destination.
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"Stay Happy," with lyrics and lead vocals by Ms. Engle, evolves all the way through, from a wordless, airy, seemingly tentative introduction into bustling orchestral pop.
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"With the muted inflation readings that we've seen coming in, we will be patient as we watch to see how the economy evolves," Mr. Powell said.
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Mania offers level design that consistently evolves, offers new challenges and new surprises, and elevates what you thought was the core fun of a Sonic game.
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" Beckham also understand that interests change over time and style evolves: "Fashion will take on added stature one day, but try not to be stifled by it.
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If technology changes or evolves into something not so inherently favorable to the NBA, it is reasonable to wonder whether the NBA will be able to adapt.
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Probably not, but this does highlight the idea that filmmakers might be captive to the influences and whims of headset and input designers as the tech evolves.
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The narrative evolves to reveal Lovato's character as a prisoner, too, and the two work together to free themselves and escape to the sun-kissed land above.
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"Part of it being smarter than us means it will decide how it evolves, but at least we can decide how we act around it," he says.
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Is there a core set of ideals or principles she would expect to see the new team maintain, as it evolves and as volunteers come and go?
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No matter how the laws shape up and counter-drone technology evolves, Sherry said the disruptions at Heathrow and Gatwick should serve as a wake-up call.
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You're surrendering to living in a fundamentally broken world and are ignoring the methods by which history actually evolves to meet the needs of a civilized society.
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But while her style constantly evolves, her iconic blonde hair color rarely changes, and it's become the most requested shade at Rita Hazan's New York City salon.
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In the long run, he said, mass-market cars will increasingly resemble pods as autonomous-driving technology evolves to the point where vehicles require less human involvement.
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Characters go nowhere, emotionally or physically — in stark contrast to the original Blair Witch Project, which rapidly evolves its characters even as it runs them in circles.
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But Shore has adapted throughout the decades to stand out as photography itself evolves, making his approach to the aesthetic of the everyday more meaningful and profound.
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The show was incredibly controversial when it came out, so it'll be interesting to see how, if at all, the series evolves to deal with its issues.
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We'll never know how the product ultimately would have done, but it offered some interesting insight into how old product categories become new again as technology evolves.
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Whatever it is, it's likely to change as DeepMind's business model evolves — with Suleyman reiterating the ultimate goal for DeepMind Health is to be paid by performance.
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Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said on Wednesday he expected to vote for another rate cut in 2016 if the economy evolves as the Bank forecast last month.
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We all understand how this evolves and I think that's why evangelicals are sticking with him regardless of the gutter talk that took place on that set.
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Luckily, as our understanding of health, fitness, and gender identity and expression evolves, more gyms and fitness spaces are creating programs and spaces for these underrepresented populations.
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"As LinkedIn publishing evolves, Quill's underlying technology opens the door for rich features, such as collaborative editing and custom rich media types," the company's Jake Dejno wrote.
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He's got a point there, sure, but there's an interesting overlap in the point he's trying to make and the way we talk about how language evolves.
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And, 'til the smartphone changes or evolves, experts say the selfie craze will continue — so all of this might drive up the price of your make-up.
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Science moves forward and evolves, and new questions come up ... Scientists do their best to work within that, but sometimes outdated legislation is really harmful to science.
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Oil output disruption depends very much on how the fighting around Tripoli evolves, and whether a planned conference on new elections and reconciliation can still take place.
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" In the Times, Peckham said that Urban Dictionary is important because it shows how online vernacular evolves—it "allows us to see that process in real time.
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Fortunately, it evolves into something sweeter and more nuanced, as both parents struggle to let go of their old roles and take pride in their new ones.
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There's certainly abuse in this origin story — the Joker electroshocks Harley after breaking out of Arkham Asylum — but their relationship evolves into something closer to mutual devotion.
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"Over time, how U.S. trade policy evolves will have important implications for the performance of the U.S. economy — and, by extension, for U.S. monetary policy," he said.
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It's got the 16-bit graphics to match the games it pays homage to, yet it evolves many of the concepts that made its predecessors so great.
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It's got the 16-bit graphics to match the games it pays homage to, yet it evolves many of the concepts that made its predecessors so great.
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We also analyze the ways automakers can establish a stronger position against ride-hailing companies in the long term as the space evolves toward self-driving tech.
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In some cases, the tumor evolves so that it no longer displays on its surface what the claw binds to, making it invisible to the engineered cells.
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But he added, "I think the reality is, as tech evolves so quickly, we're going to have to figure some of this stuff out as we go."
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As the evidence evolves and more models are introduced, providers will ultimately have more choices and opt to tailor what works best for their practices and patients.
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Ragas open with an introspective prelude called the alap (performed without percussion) that evolves into a rhythmically invigorating section with percussion that often features virtuoso solo segments.
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As the WeChat messaging service increasingly evolves into a new operating system, there are opportunities to scale quickly with larger infusions of capital to capture the market.
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"Given the speed of technological change, how quickly online abuse evolves and how harmful it is right now, this is completely unacceptable," she said, in a statement.
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Manufacturing in the U.S. "could become a competitive disadvantage" after the steel tariffs, depending on "how the issue evolves," a spokesman for the company told the outlet.
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" In a statement to CNN, a spokesperson for Azar said that the response to the outbreak will be "multi-layered," and "will adapt as the outbreak evolves.
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Times Insider In a forum held as part of The Times's 1619 Project, a discussion among scholars underscores the role modern culture plays in how history evolves.
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"If things escalate, it will be because of a particular dynamic that evolves," and not necessarily because Mr. Abadi wants it, Mr. Hiltermann wrote in an email.
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This French president's approach appears to be somewhat different as it evolves in the face of criticism that Mr. Macron, a former investment banker, favors the rich.
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Mendelsohn is too attentive a writer to remain content with that straight-up characterization, and, as the book evolves, his father's rigidity starts to fracture and dissolve.
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"Cavani sustained an injury tonight and we will have to see how that evolves as it's not clear at this stage how serious it is," he said.
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"This is an unprecedented situation, and we are updating our policies, procedures and guidance to workers daily as the situation evolves," said Angela Nemeth, a Kiewit spokeswoman.
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Countries' death rates have changed over timeBecause countries' case totals and death tolls are constantly changing as the coronavirus outbreak evolves, their death rates are not static.
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As this situation evolves from day to day, the BuzzFeed News photo department has continued to provide focused coverage and new visual perspectives on these extraordinary times.
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As the business evolves, industry insiders expect to see more indoor parks created in repurposed and underused real estate like shopping malls and empty big-box stores.
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"The speed of reserves monetisation is an issue faced by many countries ... Markets change, forecasts change - you need to constantly monitor how the situation evolves," he said.
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His comments have helped to reinforce the message that policymakers plan to wait and see how the US economy evolves as long as it stays on track.
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"The speed of reserves monetization is an issue faced by many countries ... Markets change, forecasts change - you need to constantly monitor how the situation evolves," he said.
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So even as the R0 evolves in the coming days, and even if it gets higher, that doesn't necessarily mean the outbreak will grow into a pandemic.
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Policymakers have made clear they plan to take a wait-and-see approach to watch as the US economy evolves against such a significant number of challenges.
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What we know for certain is that, as technology evolves, the value of trusted advice will become an even more important piece of the adviser-client relationship.
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New initiatives related to improving the customer experience and promoting personalization — both part of Kohl's "Greatness Agenda " — will update the strategy as the consumer evolves, he said.
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How they're expressed evolves, sometimes mutating at rapid clip, but the stars of today would have lots to talk about with the stars of a decade ago.
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Instead, they ought to make sure they genuinely need the tech and, once they've adopted it, make sure they adapt to changes as it evolves, she said.
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Groundbreaking work published in 2012 by Omry Koren, who runs the Microbiome Research Lab at Bar-Ilan University in Israel, showed that the microbiome evolves during pregnancy.
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The controversies about the benefits of vitamin D reflect how science evolves, said Dr. Barry Kramer, director of the cancer prevention division at the National Cancer Institute.
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"In Panama, the Holy Father has been informed of the news coming from Venezuela and is closely following the situation as it evolves," spokesman Alessandro Gisotti said.
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As your company grows and evolves, you'll probably get to do a number of three-minute pitches, as part of accelerator demo days, pitch competitions, and so on.
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You're still expected to tend to your Tamagotchi's every need as it evolves from a toddler into an "adult," and they're every bit as needy as the original.
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"Drop Gear" finds the band shifting into a sleeker mode of production; beginning as a spare, open ballad, the song evolves into a dark, emotive techno-pop track.
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Screengrab: Kate Crawford's "The Trouble With Bias" at NIPS 2017However quickly artificial intelligence evolves, however steadfastly it becomes embedded in our lives—in health, law enforcement, sex, etc.
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She favours mixtapes over studio albums, preferring to share her prolific craft with the world as it evolves, rather than at a label-specified date every few years.
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American Airlines said in a statement to The Hill that it is aware of the lawsuit and will continue to make updates as needed as the situation evolves.
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Dinner evolves into heartier fare like short ribs with polenta and chard, wood-roasted shrimp, and steak with potato gratin: 140 West 30th Street, 212-239-0570, tillandsprocket.com.
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Cyber security has emerged as a major issue for commercial airliners and other aircraft as the U.S. aviation system evolves to technology based on wireless and internet connectivity.
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Its users, however, are deploying Cloud Foundry on AWS already so it would probably be in their best interest to have a word in how the platform evolves.
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"If a virus evolves and mutates, we can simply change the Crispr system to match whatever the virus is doing," said Cameron Myhrvold, a postdoctoral researcher at Broad.
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But as AI thought leaders and experts, we shouldn't just deliver the technology — we need to closely monitor it and ask the right questions as the industry evolves.
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From there, it evolves into a vast, tangled story involving virtual reality and China's Cultural Revolution and galaxy-spanning conspiracies and things not easily summarized in tidy soundbites.
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"It may be six months before there is a view on priorities/negotiation strategy as the political situation in the UK and the EU evolves," the document said.
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It starts with Venom shouting for food (causing a frenzied Eddie to bite into a live lobster), and evolves into a courteous friendship of mutual understanding and respect.
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As they keep capturing a cosmos that evolves, moves, and bursts forth—not one trapped forever in whatever pose they found it—who knows what else they'll unearth.
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However, the EU has already told Britain it will only look at the deal again if the U.K. "evolves" its stance on a future relationship with the bloc.
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How far Trump lives up to these expectations, and how voters respond will determine how national politics evolves -- not just in 2017 but in the years to come.
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"One crucial development we will be keeping a close eye on is how Chinese demand evolves in the coming months," said Anne Boniface, senior economist at Westpac Bank.
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As the industry evolves, the skinny bundles, or channels, would inevitably fragment into their own free channels offerings — as they are now in the current VR/360 ecosystem.
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Though Mildred is introduced as the protagonist of Three Billboards, she evolves into something more like an antagonist in the end, while Dixon undergoes some kind of transformation.
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As technology evolves and each new gadget usurps the last, devices exist in a protracted twilight when their software and hardware can be preserved before they're lost forever.
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In Cursed Child, Scorpius and Albus's relationship is the textbook example of the kind of romance that gets cultivated at Hogwarts and then evolves into marriage after school.
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But Boughton said it's premature for critics to write off the IMF and World Bank, adding their roles are likely to shift further as the global economy evolves.
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"Once the technology evolves, they are more likely to be used in a negative way, and then maybe it's not so much of a fad anymore," he said.
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As we move forward though and the tech evolves, wearable hardware will enable employees to work hands-free and that has the potential to be much more powerful.
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It was like the Catch Me If You Can story where you've got these two people, an agent and an outlaw, and you see how their relationship evolves.
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The reported $2.3 billion value of the stock options is from Tesla's estimates of what the options could be worth, based on how the company's stock price evolves.
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" He added that he's not advocating lawlessness: "Make rolling decisions as public health picture evolves, so public knows that any misdemeanors committed going forward could still be punished.
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There's a certain tenderness in seeing Diana as a surly, frustrated kid, a feeling that evolves into admiration when you see her thrown into an unknown new world.
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"The department's leadership is going to have to pay very close attention as this public health crisis evolves," said John Cohen, former acting undersecretary of intelligence and analysis.
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"As the situation surrounding COVID-230 evolves, the brand will continue to reassess needs and identify opportunities for The Body Shop to provide supplies," brand reps told Refinery2720.
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"We are committed to ensuring our BOCA products maintain meaningful competitive claims versus meat products, as well as competitive claims in the category as it evolves," Galia said.
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Spates evolves from a footman of the 1920s, to a schoolteacher, to a public arts administrator, to — in the circle-closing final scene — a part-time hotel manager.
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The performance by seven of Forsythe's longtime dancers evolves from a distillation of ballet's earliest steps into a stirring example of his ability to awe with inventive virtuosity.
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Prevailing wisdom states that as an enterprise SaaS company evolves, there's a tendency to sacrifice profitability for growth — understandably so, especially in the early days of the company.
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Even so, Feels Good Man ends on a note of hope: in 2019, Pepe evolves into something completely new and becomes a symbol of protest in Hong Kong.
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As the universe expands and evolves during the Big Bang, the Higgs field, of which the boson is an expression, undergoes phase transitions, like water turning to ice.
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As shipping evolves with new technologies and logistics strategies, future deliveries will most likely be made through a combination of transportation modes, including trucks, according to Professor Goodchild.
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"I am committed to supporting the alliance as it evolves and expands, and will continue to serve each member of the alliance wherever and whenever necessary," he said.
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Identifying a new strain provides a more complete map of how the virus evolves, says Dr. Anthony Fauci of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. 4.
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The Pour To drink one 21963-year-old wine as it evolves in the glass over the course of a meal can be an intensely personal, emotional journey.
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They see ancient Greece and Rome as a starting point for this imagined idea of Western civilization, and later it evolves to include Christianity in the medieval period.
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"Since digital technology evolves rapidly, so must our understanding of how data companies are engaging with children's information online," AAP President Dr. Kyle Yasuda said in a statement.
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The series' radical black protester evolves into a terrorist, leads a violent resistance group against the ruling all-white patriarchy, and has to be stopped by our heroes.
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We know we need that kind of BFR — and whatever evolves from New Glenn — heavy-lift capability if we're going to do human exploration of the solar system.
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Zika is an RNA virus that mutates and evolves at a fairly high rate, which makes its genetic data like a trail of bread crumbs that scientists can follow.
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