Our business is evolving, our membership is evolving, the kind of content is evolving.
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"The world is evolving, technology is evolving, the Segway is evolving too," he said.
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Rosenblum: Our business is evolving, our membership is evolving, the kind of content is evolving.
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"It's always evolving because our adversaries are always evolving," he said.
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Virtual Reality is evolving fast, but are we evolving along with it?
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Overall just evolving that's where my future lies, evolving into something else.
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"Our business is evolving, our membership is evolving, the kind of content is evolving," Bruce Rosenblum, Television Academy Chairman and CEO, told Mashable in a recent interview.
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She is evolving as an artist as well, so her style is also evolving.
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"The threat's always evolving, so we always have to be evolving," an agent says.
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"I think a lot of these issues are evolving, the electorate is evolving and the candidates are evolving," he told reporters at the group's new Capitol Hill office on Tuesday.
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This one product is living and breathing and constantly evolving because the science is constantly evolving.
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Are musicians in fact evolving in response to technology, or is technology evolving in response to the musician?
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We should feel lucky to witness this in real time, a constantly evolving artist in a constantly evolving time.
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Evolving threat A recent report from the NGO Oceans Beyond Piracy (OBP) found that piracy is spreading and evolving.
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"The [retail] world is evolving, and evolving at a much faster pace than most people think," Lowy told CNBC.
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"I feel they are evolving and with them you obviously see the cinema evolving and the people who are making it evolving and people accepting it and being more liberal and lenient towards it," she said.
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Now, though, incessant updates and patches have turned the most popular titles into ever-evolving sagas, with ever-evolving choices.
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After all, a slowly evolving virus will need more time to change by the same amount as a quickly evolving virus.
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"The reason is the game is evolving World Cup to World Cup, but it's also evolving year to year," he said.
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They were in from the very early process, so they saw where the story was evolving and where the script was evolving.
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That said, some roaches are evolving ways to avoid traps, though not to the same degree that they are evolving resistance to pesticides.
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Smith is also still just 23, and he's evolving as a public figure the way everyone else is evolving in their private lives.
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"I think that we are in an evolving industry, an evolving economy and there's a changing nature in the way people work," Warne said.
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Thanks to those activist kids from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the national conversation surrounding guns is evolving -- and it's evolving in a serious way.
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The "evolving transitions" case — which sees policies and tech evolving in a way consistent with the recent past — forecasts higher electric vehicles deployment than last year's report.
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"The decisions that we made through the course of this evolving, very evolving situation ... had everything to do with what we had at the time," Breed said.
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This could come in the form of evolving social norms, such as the erosion of traditional gender roles or evolving standards in how to discuss sexual orientation.
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Fitch has downgraded the following ratings: --Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency IDRs to 'B-' from 'B+'; Rating Watch Evolving; --National scale Long-Term rating to 'BB-(mex)' from 'BBB+(mex)'; Rating Watch Evolving; --National scale short-term rating to 'B(mex)' from 'F290(mex)'; placed on Rating Watch Evolving.
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"Eventually [I] ended up evolving into building computing systems, supercomputers, other things on hardware, and then ultimately evolving into lasers, optics and photonics — those kind of things," says Russell.
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It's a far richer story in her hands, and it expands out of necessity to include America's evolving relationship with Mexico, and Mexico's evolving relationship with its neighboring countries.
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Orchestras of the time were not a static phenomenon, but an evolving one, making use of the latest evolving technology as regards the woodwind and brass instruments, rather as Beethoven's symphonies evolved.
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"We need to keep working, this is an ongoing process that we need to work on because it is evolving and it is evolving in size and in nature," Gonzalez Anaya said.
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HAYES: I think this is important because it tells us about the evolving threat from jihadists and it tells us about the saw that the previous administration talked about that evolving threat.
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"Society is constantly evolving, the dreams and expectations of young people are evolving, and so the army has to evolve with it," said Alex Claesen, a media officer for the Belgian military.
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She needs to just keep going, keep evolving, keep changing.
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First of all, animal species are constantly evolving, including humans.
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I think … their relationship was evolving as we were shooting.
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Not only is our culture evolving, but we are, too.
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This all goes down as symbols of hate are evolving.
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Jasmine was the principal character that needed evolving and developing.
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But back in 1991, grunge was still evolving and developing.
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Today, however, feminist aims seem to be evolving more rapidly.
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But the district, officials and parents say, is fast evolving.
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And so, Imgur is evolving with today's launch of video.
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The activity by the networks suggested Russia's approach was evolving.
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That being said, the interface layer will always be evolving.
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"We're obviously evolving," said Cord Nuñez, of agriculture company Hortau.
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Now we know it's an ancient system, evolving eons ago.
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"The metric is definitely evolving," Mosseri said at the time.
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The rhetoric among Republicans is evolving on Capitol Hill. Rep.
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The accounts also amplified other quickly evolving conspiracies and misinformation.
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Entrepreneurs need to be adaptable to the continuously evolving technology.
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Battery technology is evolving; some need less or no cobalt.
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Meanwhile, the future of fertility is evolving in other ways.
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Or at least until evolving usage causes another terminology shift.
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Along the way, I grew suspicious of the evolving narrative.
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It ended up evolving so much after years and years.
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The fashion industry is evolving, much to our collective relief.
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He's worried about evolving attack methods and how to prepare.
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I am evolving and want to continue to do so.
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So does this mean we're evolving past sexism in politics?
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But the ecosystem this model evolved from is evolving itself.
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I could really see that relationships were evolving, and quickly.
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We are committed to listening to our community and evolving.
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That new political geography reflects evolving constituencies on both sides.
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Over the past 25 years, Alaska has been quietly evolving.
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"Twitter's in transition and evolving before our eyes," says Smith.
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If we're not innovating or evolving, we are standing still.
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Smartwatchers are evolving beyond tech gadgets and into fashion statements.
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But as their methods are evolving, their goals are not.
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As an influencer, you should always be growing and evolving.
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He says the group is much reduced, but ever evolving.
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It's a complicated relationship and our knowledge is always evolving.
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"It's constantly evolving," she noted of her approach to style.
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The time that you wait for a drink is evolving.
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It's not taught in schools and it is constantly evolving.
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Bird beaks might be evolving to better fit bird feeders.
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In America's evolving economic story, change is the only constant.
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Things are evolving every day with how technology is used.
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"It's a young industry, and it's evolving daily," he said.
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"Smart mobile computers are evolving all the time," he says.
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For that reason, I believe cultures have to keep evolving.
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"Preservation is important, but in an evolving way", Holland notes.
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Today we're looking into senior citizens' evolving relationship with weed.
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That the EU is evolving; a process, not something static.
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These steps represent our commitment to meeting evolving consumer preferences.
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The P.K.K. adapted to Öcalan's evolving ideas with surprising facility.
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Both failed to materialize given evolving market conditions and demand.
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"Microsoft told the FT its security technology was "continually evolving.
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"This is maybe an early evolving group," Dr. Banfield said.
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Yet the new Tart does acknowledge the evolving SoHo landscape.
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But they're evolving rapidly and can do so much more.
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Lucky for everyone else, the world is evolving past them.
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And the key is learning from your mistakes and evolving.
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That way, software teams can keep evolving with the times.
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Twenty years ago, cyberspace was a new and evolving landscape.
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"They're interested in learning and evolving and growing," Kerner said.
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The fact that the Turkish identity is evolving is natural.
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Opening the door onto the gray, evolving film of dawn.
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With the bullet journal, you're actively evolving your own tool.
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There are more choices, and a furiously evolving career landscape.
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This is the nature of the evolving of the technology.
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Does that mean humans would stop evolving at that point?
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Dylan's highly personalized approach toward folk song is still evolving.
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"But the work of evolving a company is never done."
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Do they still have value in a rapidly evolving market?
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For McGee, who is from Detroit, the situation is evolving.
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But evolving politically is different from fabricating your life story.
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Japan's position on comfort women has been evolving for decades.
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The answer, she said, lies in evolving our expectations accordingly.
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"The cider in the barrel is still evolving," Igór said.
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Of course, his Afghan name might be evolving as well.
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Expert opinion on climate change policy has been evolving quickly.
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Everything else in your career is about evolving your craft.
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"It's an evolving threat and it's spreading," Mr. Lebovich said.
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Despite its promise, VR and AR technology is still evolving.
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This is science, after all, and science is constantly evolving.
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"The story is continuing to evolve, and evolving rapidly now."
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All those untreated diseases out there are evolving, and fast.
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Keep up with this important evolving story with Recode's recap.
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But Ms. Adams has spent this decade evolving further still.
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Innovation Break: The Future of Data in an Evolving Landscape
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It would also prepare us for the rapidly evolving future.
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Today reflected more of the evolving tone of this market.
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From love to weddings, here's how millennials are evolving marriage.
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They say love is eternal, but language is constantly evolving.
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They held and hold attention because they were constantly evolving.
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Unrestricted speech on the internet has been an evolving topic.
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Mandia opened by talking about the evolving tactics of Russia.
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So I started training other students, and it started evolving.
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Women's roles and rights are evolving in the Middle East.
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JP: Is she evolving toward the Thanksgiving table concept, too?
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But the company's evolving policies signal a broader business strategy.
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But the standard toolkit of a microinfluencer is still evolving.
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"His views are evolving," Mr. Cohn said during his briefing.
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"My game is definitely evolving through practice," Wagner told reporters.
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Nonfiction art is currently blossoming and evolving like never before.
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You have to be clear eyed, nimble and always evolving.
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The evolving work is available on the project's website, personofthecrowd.
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I think we're still growing and evolving as an offense.
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He is cognizant that robots are evolving by the day.
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Adam: So I would describe it as an evolving relationship.
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Wigglytuff is the disappointing result of evolving the iconic Jigglypuff.
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The case of JonBenét Ramsey still feels like it's evolving.
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Meanwhile, experimentation in the evolving U.S. food delivery business continues.
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Apple engineers said in today's briefing that threats are evolving as technology is evolving, and that the company believes data security to be fundamental to personal safety and health as a society going forward.
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Evolving an enzyme to do a job can come with unforeseen side effects, traits the enzyme inherits that you might not want it to, or unexpected limitations that come from it evolving in the lab.
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"As I was writing it, I was also changing and evolving and so the play kept changing and evolving, and it wasn't quite ready to put up," he explains of why it kept getting postponed.
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But they are evolving — in all fields and also in music.
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However, the rules around CBD are slightly different — and still evolving.
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Could this white polish be another extension of her evolving character?
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The editorial voice of Babe was also evolving into something bawdier.
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But the dream was a marinating, evolving motif in Hughes' work.
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But the evolving volcanic cone likely won't be named anytime soon.
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No wonder yoga is often referred to as an evolving practice.
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The brain is the fastest evolving organism in the human body.
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"This is just the way that politics is evolving," he says.
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IoT is a broad and fragmented segment that is rapidly evolving.
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It is only natural and logical that clothing is evolving, too.
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TG: So how is fact-checking evolving in this new era?
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Nor can they even claim to reflect Hong Kong's evolving economy.
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It's ruled by the still-evolving digital consumer and advertising markets.
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It looks like Kate (Chrissy Metz) is evolving this season, too.
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The last thing I would mention is the culture is evolving.
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That approach means the threats from housing finance are always evolving.
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I MEAN, HOW DO YOU SEE YOUR WORK AT TENEO EVOLVING?
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The acquisition fits well with Goldman's evolving thinking about wealth management.
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Apple's iPad development has been characterized by learning, adapting, and evolving.
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So, he was someone who was always rethinking views and evolving.
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South Korea's evolving political culture has been making an impact, too.
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Because you really don't know how it will end up evolving.
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" Later, she told PEOPLE that she felt that Parker was "evolving.
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SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Look, this an evolving situation.
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"Texas is changing, it's evolving in a Democratic direction," Jillson said.
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Political theory provided new growth to her evolving Open Access philosophy.
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Check out her evolving hair looks ahead and see for yourself.
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Go deeper: Tale of four countries: the world's evolving energy mixes
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A story that is interactive and constantly evolving with the audience.
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Lena Dunham is reflecting on her evolving opinions about her body.
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Gender and sexual orientation are both highly personal and constantly evolving.
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Go deeper: Tale of four countries: The world's evolving energy mixes
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The growing role of women is one way bertsolaritza is evolving.
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We were learning as we go and evolving with the platform.
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Among them are assumptions about policy, technological innovation, and evolving costs.
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"Amazon is competing in markets that are still evolving," Kapoor said.
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Or because the answer, like the Latinx population, is ever-evolving.
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Or even, according to a new class of robotics researchers, evolving.
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So you might arguably get Alternate Primates evolving in that world.
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The modern-day image of Santa has been evolving for centuries.
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It's unexpected as ever and indicative of Thug's infinitely evolving style.
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This technology is still evolving, which means translations aren't always perfect.
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Curiously, this may reflect continuity with an evolving Obama-era policy.
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It's also an ever-evolving practice here in the Western world.
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How is Facebook's style evolving for the age of visual communication?
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What ways do you see this issue possibly evolving going forward?
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And, it was still like evolving and Facebook had just started.
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The sophistication of cyber threats and targeted attacks is constantly evolving.
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Leonard's evolving offensive game has far-reaching effects on everything else.
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The main fodder for their evolving worldview, however, is conspiracy theories.
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We are evolving, becoming transhumans — not by our own free will.
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"There's definitely an evolving perspective on this space," Marrin told TechCrunch.
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For me, art is an evolving interface between mind and matter.
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I think that my work and my journey is constantly evolving.
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In turn, this digestive system led to larger plant-eaters evolving.
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Evolving artistic conceptions about the lifeforms that preceded us on Earth.
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You know me, I adore anyone who is innovating and evolving.
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Black metal is an evolving genre, for better or for worse.
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Reid Hoffman on evolving product-market fit and sizing up talent
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It also appears as a key pillar of Trump's evolving doctrine.
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This is also when life was evolving on our own planet.
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Cybersecurity and cyberthreats are always evolving, and feeding off each other.
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How do you see the role of activism evolving in science?
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Hence NATO is evolving, and the budget must evolve with it.
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There are so many indications that the fashion world is evolving.
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As engineers said today, data security is an ever-evolving target.
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Back in June, the actress spoke about Sansa Stark's evolving role.
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The trade battle is only one part of the evolving relationship.
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Rapidly evolving technology has given a new look to video games.
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Evolving risks The US food system is, in a word, global.
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He still prays, but says his concept of God is evolving.
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Across the United States, the way we live is constantly evolving.
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It's no question that San Francisco is a quickly-evolving city.
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The movie was another bust but showcased Johnson's evolving acting abilities.
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My intention has always been to have evolving logos, I guess.
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The industry is quickly evolving, and regulators need to innovate, too.
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Anders Borg (left) and Ann Cairns discuss the evolving mobile landscape.
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The future is unpredictable, constantly evolving, and changes on a whim.
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Market relationships are always evolving and are open to varying interpretations.
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Yeah, we are evolving into basically a service, a transportation service.
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But the motivations for evolving the VC business model were threefold.
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They are where the experiments, messy and evolving, actually take place.
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I'm sort of curious myself about how that will keep evolving.
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Stopping terror groups and other bad actors requires an evolving approach.
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Language is constantly evolving and our technology must evolve with it.
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I was also evolving and embracing my heritage more every day.
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As evidence, he points to the showman's evolving views on slavery.
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I hope to keep evolving and devolving and trying new things.
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All are reminders of the ever-evolving infrastructure under our feet.
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The idea of "mobile first" is evolving to a "multiscreen" strategy.
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That accident played an important role in evolving rail safety standards.
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Is it an evolving nature of you, or your management team?
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But the transition from old to new Virginia is still evolving.
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This is an evolving situation where we're meeting daily on this.
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Three panels show the evolving role art plays in Jarrett's life.
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In 2019, leather and kink aesthetics are everywhere—but they're evolving.
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Ash were also evolving beyond writing fast, guitar-driven pop songs.
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"People have to accept that a medium is evolving," Ha added.
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It's also OK to not know in an ever evolving situation.
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By evolving, Verlander hopes to keep pitching well into his 40s.
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Really, it's just an evolving story, so go check it out.
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"The skyline is constantly evolving in our city," Mr. Taube said.
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Speeds will be "rapidly evolving from there," according to a spokesperson.
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"Our role in surface transportation is evolving and maturing," Pekoske said.
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"We're evolving as a society, and fashion, too, has to evolve."
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In such a rapidly evolving industry, anyone might be left behind.
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The evolving Tate Modern serves as a model for public spaces.
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But once recognized, it takes over, evolving into an unprecedented apotheosis.
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"I'm okay with this feeling like an evolving space," adds Jannah.
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Those new admissions conflict with Trump's evolving explanations for the payments.
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While the US has added security measures, adversaries are evolving too.
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Calculating the benefits of those projects is also an evolving process.
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But the tactics are evolving as the law and technology change.
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Green had already been thinking about how the game was evolving.
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And smart employers are catching on: Evolving humans are happy humans.
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But the auto industry continues to grapple with an evolving market.
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The sun enters Libra on Monday, and your relationships are evolving.
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But the concept of luxury is evolving here on the mainland.
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"It's evolving," Brown said, pointing out that Simmons is just 22.
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Political resistance to an evolving society has been apparent for years.
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Amazon is evolving from a commerce platform to an ad platform.
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Our shows have been evolving to close this gap for some time.
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CHI was most recently rated 'BBB+'/Rating Watch Evolving in July 2017.
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The technology is evolving fast, which means two inbound waves of problems.
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India stands at the forefront of the ever-evolving urban mobility space.
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The aim is to analyze and cultivate our evolving relationship with robots.
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Simultaneously, Ruth navigates the ever-evolving, personal politics of the Langmore family.
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Here's how the role of the accelerator is evolving in Latin America.
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In this highly competitive and rapidly evolving environment, cool tech isn't enough.
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Mother-child relationships are incredibly complex, and constantly evolving, especially throughout adulthood.
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The officials asked for anonymity when speaking about the still-evolving investigation.
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MRD: How do you envision the conversation around diversity and inclusion evolving?
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A YouTube spokesperson said the company's community guidelines have always been evolving.
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I feel like rock music in the last decade has stopped evolving.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: I mean just look around us, this is fast evolving.
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Steven Soderbergh is nothing if not ever-evolving—except, maybe, for tireless.
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The landscape of online media is constantly evolving — porn is no exception.
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The search terms are not fully fixed either—it's an evolving list.
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Rather, he would set about evolving our democracy for the present age.
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We're evolving and we're growing as humans, I think, in that area.
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It said its process for banning terms from search is always evolving.
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Elliott sees the deal in the context of its evolving investment strategy.
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In May, as the pressure campaign was evolving, Pompeo recalled then-U.
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Her work traces the evolving history of African American aesthetics since colonialism.
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But the truth is that artists are evolving toward something entirely new.
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And they seem to have done so, by evolving thicker tract sheaths.
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That's something that's fascinating about television, is that it's an evolving narrative.
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This slowly evolving body of principles tends to mean good, flexible government.
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At this point, it's a huge part of his ever-evolving image.
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In Sony's defense, that's a look it's intentionally evolving for its phones.
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"Sometimes financial markets can be quite prescient about evolving risks," Powell said.
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Indians' attitudes towards the state are evolving, too, as Mr Ferreira demonstrates.
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AI is more affordable, more practical and more quickly evolving than ever.
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AI is more affordable, more practical and more quickly evolving than ever.
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The big vision for Gloo is to make it an evolving device.
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Its very quick to change and what is popular is constantly evolving.
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And thanks to ever-evolving technology, they're getting way better at it.
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Ironically, the idea of human beings evolving superhuman powers is not new.
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I also see myself evolving into a more sleek and classic look.
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Bobbie Baby – Evolving the conversation of parenthood from Laura Modi on Vimeo.
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And finally, what can they tell us about our constantly evolving language?
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However, Rousteing made it clear that the army was evolving this season.
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We stop evolving toward being the humans we are destined to be.
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My parents are aging, our role in their lives evolving as well.
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Technology is evolving so quickly that it won't take long, I'm sure.
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Now, in 2016, GME is still standing and looks to be evolving.
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Instead of evolving over many centuries, most emerged in a relative heartbeat.
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That's just the nature of evolving in what the world gives you.
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Rapid prototyping and experimentation are fundamental to this evolving process, Ferrari explained.
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This constantly evolving style was as interesting as it difficult to classify.
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Analysts say that position is becoming increasingly untenable given the evolving situation.
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" Trump's views evolving: "He's the negotiator-in-chief... he wants big deals.
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The opioid crisis has hit our country in waves, evolving over time.
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Evolving sophistication First, recognize cyber represents much more than a technical problem.
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So until it's done being edited, you're constantly writing this evolving thing.
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Live mobile video is evolving beyond selfie-stream rants and citizen journalism.
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The design is evolving, says Igor Cherepinsky, director of Sikorsky's autonomy program.
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Seltzer is evolving — you can buy it infused with alcohol or CBD.
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In TTYL, Paillé applies his evolving aesthetic to Montreal's famously vibrant nightlife.
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"Solange is always evolving as an artist and personally," Jawara told Allure.
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However, we must also remain informed, active, and attentive to evolving risks.
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Who wants to build a direct competitor to something evolving this fast?
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Net neutrality is always evolving and rules need to be updated regularly.
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"The landscape is evolving very rapidly and numbers change daily," she said.
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Ms. Croft's evolving appearance comes with a sordid and highly political history.
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"The technologies being developed and tested are rapidly evolving," the Army explained.
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We're always evolving in terms of the food and the beverage program.
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If only navigating the evolving Kardashian-Jenner family tree were that easy.
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Payment for virtual representations is something of a new and evolving field.
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"We are hiring because the nature of work is evolving," she said.
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Politicians have a way of evolving – or so one would hope. Sen.
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The Gawker case suggests that it is evolving in an odd direction.
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Tears will flow this weekend, but remember that things are always evolving.
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In China, it's evolving but still nascent and still rife with opportunities.
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The evolving use of the immunity idol is the most obvious example.
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How do you see conversational interfaces evolving over the next several years?
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Today, art is an evolving and global concept, open to new interpretation!
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America and humanity is an interesting space because technology is evolving us.
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The past, in other words, is still with us and still evolving.
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In counterpoint to that twisted relationship is Annie's evolving relationship with herself.
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"It's evolving and will continue to evolve for another year," she said.
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Now the pleasures of evolving chapters are migrating away from the movies.
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"The part he's been playing is evolving," Mr. Manafort assured the Republicans.
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She sees her work as an evolving criticism of her country's government.
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A continuously evolving and strong NATO prevents him from achieving his goals.
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The threats America faces today are vast, evolving, and from new adversaries.
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She outlined the evolving relationship between the newsroom, business and Technology departments.
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But that view has been evolving since Pope John Paul II's time.
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Back home, the Pad Project girls noticed their own community evolving, too.
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All of us on Naked and Afraid were evolving into jungle warriors.
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For the influencers, they're finding themselves in an evolving digital commerce trend.
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The issue with communicating things online is the evolving nature of connotations.
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At the same time, the habits and preferences of landlords are evolving.
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So we are evolving our product roadmap to [match] the talent ecosystem.
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There were no storyboards, and the concept was constantly evolving and changing.
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You stop evolving and stop growing, and you disappear from the universe.
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"I see my work as an ever-evolving self-portrait," she explains.
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"The consumer is clearly evolving," said Danone North America CEO Mariano Lozano.
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" Rosenfarb, for his part, admitted that, "managing this evolving situation is challenging.
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Seventy years after Truman's order, the military remains an imperfect, evolving institution.
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In a situation that's unpredictable and evolving quickly, solid information is key.
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But Rubin said the situation is evolving rapidly as the virus spreads.
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"You have to keep on training, evolving, trying to improve your game."
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It's something more like a body: mutable, evolving, flexible, open, exposed, exposing.
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"The characters are growing and evolving and changing all season," she said.
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So developing for the evolving capabilities of these portable computers is critical.
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There isn't a three act structure because the world is constantly evolving.
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We looked at how Syria's nearly eight-year civil war is evolving.
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Ms. Castillo believes that the friction reflects the town's own evolving dynamics.
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"I will say that the information space is ever-evolving," she said.
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I'm evolving, and I surround myself with smart people that are evolved.
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"We don't adapt when things are dynamic and evolving," Ms. Lyubomirsky said.
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Truly, The New York Times here and everywhere is an evolving effort.
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For centuries, Notre Dame has enshrined an evolving notion of French-ness.
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But with government and firm policies evolving quickly, that too could change.
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With 4 million customers, Blomfield says the company is evolving its approach.
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But Google's wearable sensor technology is evolving beyond just taps and swipes.
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The comments capped a week of evolving facts surrounding the Oval Office.
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"I think you either end it, or you keep evolving," she said.
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Hackers are evolving their coronavirus messaging in line with the global response.
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Race/Related is evolving, and your feedback is always appreciated and welcome.
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Bolsonaro's recovery is "evolving positively," Otávio Rêgo Barros said in the statement.
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The way that you conceive important relationships in your life is evolving.
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But collectively, the registries offer a valuable picture of an evolving disease.
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The game is evolving, and versatility has a lot of value nowadays.
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What's going on in venture, however, is more of an evolving picture.
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" Mr. Murrison said the company believed in its results but was "evolving.
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It was in a great location for my lifestyle and was evolving.
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"The coronavirus situation in China is evolving," Baidu said in a statement.
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Whether they do depends on our rapidly evolving understanding of the disease.
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"They're evolving too slowly and a lot of it is fake," Rep.
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"My style is always evolving because I'm always getting inspired," he said.
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And it is particularly tricky in a fast-evolving sector like tech.
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In a fast-spreading, evolving outbreak like this one, information often changes.
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Thanks to the #MeToo movement, our response to sexual misconduct is evolving.
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The collection kicked off with all-white styles before evolving into colors.
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"It's a crowded landscape on TV, and it's evolving," Mr. Reilly said.
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One reason, Branson says, is that the modern workforce is already evolving.
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But one investor wanted to know if Mr. Buffett's stance is evolving.
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This prevents females from evolving a different wing-bone shape from males.
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Taylor said one of the biggest adjustments is evolving her teaching style.
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Like many other tenets of the Trump doctrine, antitrust policy is evolving.
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He envisions this evolving into a combination of virtual and augmented realities.
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The coronavirus outbreak, centered in China, is evolving at a dizzying speed.
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Still, Irvin feels optimistic about how the definition of manhood is evolving.
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In the Senate Across the Capitol, Senate Republicans' views are also evolving.
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They are ill-suited to the constantly shifting, evolving world of DERs.
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"We remain committed to evolving the direct listing product," the NYSE said.
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Evolving into its next iteration or disappearing under the onslaught of change?
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"The art market is fast-evolving," said Guillaume Cerutti, Christie's chief executive.
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I shoot a lot because the scene and story are constantly evolving.
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The evolving nature of maturity can make you seem like a hypocrite.
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"There's a certain freshness to things evolving a little bit," Ari said.
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Facebook said it is currently evolving its approach on the novel issue.
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As with all explorations of complex, evolving trends, there's no one answer.
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But the $60 million pledge suggested the American position may be evolving.
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The evolving island can be compared with erosion patterns around Martian volcanoes.
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"There are evolving and augmented subtleties in the street," Collins points out.
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Product purchases in e-commerce, many are evolving from buying to subscribing.
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Cockroaches, in some ways, are even better at evolving resistance than bacteria.
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Toledano remembers fearing that her uniform might somehow erase her evolving womanhood.
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Really staunchly said that he's evolving, she's seen the change in him.
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It denies the intelligence community was influenced by politics in its response to the attacks and that its evolving explanations on its causes were the result of evolving information in fast changing circumstances, not meddling by administration officials.
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They're evolving: their limb-shape is changing, they're evolving longer limbs that allow them to run faster on flat surfaces, and they're holding bigger toe-pads, which allow them to sort of stick on those smooth surfaces better.
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I think we're evolving out of it as a norm and an expectation, and evolving into a world in which there are a number of romantic, sexual, and familial configurations, and that hetero marriage will be one among them.
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"They have two new children and then there's an evolving young lady, Blue, who's 6, who is evolving herself and she runs the world," the proud grandfather, who's married to Beyoncé's mother Tina Knowles Lawson, says about Blue Ivy.
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It was inevitable that bacteria would adapt to dodge the effects of even the best antibiotics, since those antibiotics were essentially just chemicals produced by co-evolving organisms, or synthesized to mimic what those co-evolving organisms would produce.
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Go deeper: See how Mueller's timeline aligns with Trump's evolving mood on Sessions.
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"We always have to be pushing and evolving our aesthetic anyway," Grossman said.
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Also, as the iPhone turns ten, we look at how Apple is evolving.
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This process is critical to Wikipedia's constantly-evolving record of the world's knowledge.
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Far from being an equal partner, Russia is evolving into a Chinese tributary.
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SWIFT said in its letter to clients that the cyber threats were evolving.
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Based in Beijing, Yan will report on the evolving economy of Greater China.
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"The store is evolving to adapt to the times and attract younger customers."
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We like to keep very close tabs on Lucy Hale's constantly evolving look.
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Access to it remains limited, but it's evolving quicker than you might expect.
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As VCs in this space, how do you define this always-evolving sector?
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Live comedy is ... Talk about each area and where you see comedy evolving.
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The difference now is that the technologies are evolving at an extreme rate.
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Here, legal experts weigh in on the latest questions surrounding the evolving case.
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A serious and evolving situation is occurring in Christchurch with an active shooter.
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The opioid crisis is still evolving, and our policies have to catch up.
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It's not that it can't be done, it's just that things are evolving.
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So really for us, it's chasing the evolving customer trends around video consumption.
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Evolving to give live birth would have been highly adaptive, the authors write.
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"It's been an evolving conversation," says Amanda Shea, research collaborations manager at Clue.
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The evolving homepage sometimes shows podcasts up top, but other times it doesn't.
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"This is a complicated issue, and an evolving one," he concludes his essay.
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There are other changes, too, particularly with the game's ever-evolving environmental storytelling.
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I think that there's tremendous complexity in the way the business is evolving.
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So why not crowdsource collections of evolving, branching stories exploring every possible idea?
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And if you talk about evolving, Ronald Reagan was a somewhat liberal Democrat.
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REGULATING A COMPLEX new technology is hard, particularly if it is evolving rapidly.
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The first game was grounded in the evolving relationship between Joel and Ellie.
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AND AGAIN, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP PACE WITH AN EVOLVING ECONOMY.
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An evolving Mosuo culture exists alongside the traditional Mosuo culture performed for tourists.
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While the predators continue evolving better ways to prey, evolution is incredible complex.
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Even today, our knowledge of the Earth keeps evolving with each passing year.
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It is an important addition to America's evolving view of its own history.
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Miller was always on the cusp of what was new, ever-evolving musically.
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Or something else from the evolving list of savvy, modern languages out there.
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Kroger has been transforming its business to compete against the evolving retail landscape.
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But this time, those tactics seem to be evolving in an encouraging way.
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It's nuanced and complicated and constantly evolving to be more inclusive and progressive.
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In many ways it's also an example of a creator evolving their craft.
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A female doctor is a natural step in Doctor Who's ever-evolving progression.
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"Roma" highlights the ambiguity of the muchacha's role just when it is evolving.
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Related Video: Gender and sexual orientation are both highly personal and constantly evolving.
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Emma Stone's outlook on life is evolving as she celebrates a huge milestone.
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The way the regulations have worked and this is evolving as we speak.
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Weil: So it's part of the regulatory situation that's evolving as we speak.
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The launch of Extend is in keeping with how online commerce is evolving.
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There's broader evidence as well that the mainstream concept of masculinity is evolving.
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Fitch has placed the following ratings on Rating Watch Evolving: NewStar Financial, Inc.
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I actually still think that video on Facebook is evolving quite a bit.
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These regions could indicate ways the sparrows were evolving away from both parents.
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It's been evolving steadily into the creature it is today for many years.
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But the same genus, colonizing the same island, and evolving the same way?
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At the same time, the Rating Watch was revised to Evolving from Negative.
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They switch business partners and scene partners and become a constantly evolving nucleus.
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For the cynics, the real takeaway is perhaps that the Switch is evolving.
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Mattis's view on allowing transgender troops appears to be evolving over the years.
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The officials also cautioned that the situation is rapidly evolving and could change.
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However, the Evolving Outlook reflects material uncertainty around OMW's future standalone credit profile.
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To meet the evolving expectations of today's end user, software must continuously adapt.
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Nearly everyone, it seems, is catching and training and breeding and evolving Pokémon.
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"Styling is evolving to merge business casual and sportswear into one," Clemente said.
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The solution for evolving the MacBook Pro is, for Apple, the Touch Bar.
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The evolving narrative of "Trump can be beaten" is getting a little tired.
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"In my opinion, Brazil is evolving very quickly in this area," she said.
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International law might be really evolving toward Koh's proposed exemption to the charter.
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The Bank of England said it faced "advanced, persistent and evolving cyber-threats".
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Where do you see your own beauty look evolving five years from now?
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But also I'm constantly growing up and evolving and making myself better, too.
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European governments fret over these fast-evolving combinations of local and imported influences.
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The latest installment of the evolving #MYCALVINS campaign was shot by Willy Vanderperre.
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How do you think fashion is (or isn't) evolving to be more inclusive?
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"Konnichiwa" ends up being a statement about the evolving nature of grime stardom.
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Having achieved these goals, though, the Kindle has stopped evolving in substantial ways.
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"Personal mobility and smart transportation is evolving," said Sebastian Peck, InMotion managing director.
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For millions of years, our evolving bodies had to strike a tricky balance.
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The impact of 2017 depends on evolving trends and anticipated action by policymakers.
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The latest survey helps shed some light on the quickly evolving insurance industry.
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But what it does show is that Trump is not evolving as President.
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The next step in this ever-evolving dystopia may be something much bigger.
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"I think his views are evolving," Trump's National Economic Counselor Gary Cohn said.
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It may be a stereotype, but it's a relatively new and evolving one.
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"Anything you've heard you can take off the table because it's evolving," Sen.
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With my role in Priest as a lyricist, I'm constantly evolving and growing.
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This is also leading to a big shift in how startups are evolving.
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But porn is not just a performance, it is an ever-evolving language.
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"The Great War," however, is worldwide, free, interactive, and evolving all the time.
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"We're stepping up [because] the purpose of the browser is evolving," he said.
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Politics, sports, and culture are ever evolving, and that evolution isn't always linear.
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And the audience, too, is evolving, with younger wine-lovers among the veterans.
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Controversial gatherings, he suggested, were part of evolving into a major metropolitan area.
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While the situation is quickly evolving, however, ICE is continuing to deport immigrants.
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Efforts are evolving to include treatment of addiction in general, not just shabu.
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Kelly is aware of the repeated and now evolving claims of [Ms. Jones].
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Despite being nonprofits, elite universities are competing businesses in an ever-evolving marketplace.
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Let him worry about staying current in an ever-evolving dance music landscape.
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She's always evolving and it's exciting to see the new things she's made.
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And it looks at how those life cycle emissions are evolving over time.
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Does this new Joanna have something to do with your evolving ground game?
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There are dozens of dynamic and evolving terms related to how people identify.
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Still, Mr. Draghi offered a few clues about the central bank's evolving views.
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This wrangling underscores the evolving struggle over the nature of the Cuban state.
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"Look at my heart," Ms. Gillibrand said when asked about her evolving stances.
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Luxury Week is a series about our evolving views of what constitutes luxury.
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The problem: Fungi, just like bacteria, are evolving defenses to survive modern medicines.
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We need this approach because the technology is evolving and everybody is learning.
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Instead, the recurring and evolving themes frequently comment more subtly on the action.
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We want to capture the ever-evolving ways in which we describe ourselves.
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FED SAYS FUNDAMENTALS REMAIN STRONG BUT CORONAVIRUS POSES EVOLVING RISKS TO ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
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It's just a side effect of an ever-evolving and ever-improving industry.
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Our relationship to technology is still evolving, characterized by inevitable spats and rapprochements.
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Culture, comedy and culinary outings in the ever-evolving Loop district and beyond.
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That branch of science is evolving, and speeding up: Researchers led by Prof.
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At this point, the public conversation was evolving into a debate about solutions.
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So for now, Vogue is evolving, but observers cautioned against expecting immediate changes.
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The president's recovery is "evolving positively," Otávio Rêgo Barros said in the statement.
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You are evolving as a person, dear Taurus, and it's grounds for celebration!
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What was needed was an official archive for those evolving styles of communication.
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That hasn't stopped the Court from evolving in a progressive direction at times.
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The talks, however preliminary, say a lot about the rapidly evolving media industry.
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So I think now, we are evolving like Pokemon, we're on another level.
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"This is because of the rapidly evolving situation on the ground," she said.
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It's why education is a crucial part of evolving in the beauty space.
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She believes broadcast and cable television will survive by evolving with the medium.
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And in the absence of a government agenda, the market is evolving quickly.
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" However, White House officials said Friday Trump's views on climate change were "evolving.
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" That movement, Robinson added, "is evolving into something more powerful every single day.
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But the minute his door closes to learning and evolving, man the barricades.
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"In cosmology by definition we want something that's evolving in time," he said.
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" He said, "It's about depression—the evolving methodology of co-existing with it.
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Its provenance is murky, obfuscated by a private agreement, pseudonyms and evolving explanations.
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He posts about going to the gym and his evolving relationship to muscles.
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While the landscape is evolving, the park is still renowned for its beauty.
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Gail: There are several Democrats I can see evolving into a winning candidate.
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Rather, the process is constantly evolving and being influenced by real-time feedback.
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The brand is still evolving, staying creative, and growing at quite a pace.
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" He added: "A lot of retail is evolving to what Vegas already is.
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He said the pending bills made the record in the case continually evolving.
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But some malls are finding new life by evolving from the traditional model.
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It is not growing nationwide, but it is evolving into something more virulent.
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It's yet another sign of the evolving business around selling video game consoles.
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Release the urge to be perfect—you're constantly evolving, and change is messy!
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"Apple's strategy for the Watch is evolving in an interesting way," Stanton said.
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But it becomes increasingly difficult as the technology behind deepfakes is quickly evolving.
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Todd Terrell tells CNN the United Cajun Navy has evolving plans for Dorian.
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The glossary of appropriate terminology and inclusive acronyms and abbreviations is constantly evolving.
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Mobility-related technologies are evolving rapidly, transforming the safety and convenience of transportation.
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Running is ever evolving, ever changing — you are going through landscapes and weather.
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"The beauty industry is evolving," said Ms. Thot, who is vocal about inclusivity.
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You can stream the full Evolving Reflections album on Aleah Morrison-Basu's SoundCloud.
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Google in effect is evolving from an ad platform to a commerce platform.
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Stranger Things 3 sees all the characters from Hawkins, Indiana, growing and evolving.
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Given the ever-evolving aromas and flavors, Burgundy's story may appear to be inconsistent.
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But, he adds, it also reflects the evolving nature of the party's new majority.
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Davis is the rare talent who can make the Hall of Fame without evolving.
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Since that time, life has been evolving and diverging into millions of different species.
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Roger ButlinProfessor, Evolutionary Biology, University of SheffieldAll animals are evolving all of the time.
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The ship is an ever-evolving amalgamation of assorted, stolen, customized and found parts.
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And it's all instantly within reach, via a gazillion different (and still evolving) formats.
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The band's discography is, in itself, the story of Tommy and Paul's evolving relationship.
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"I think evolving really quickly is part of the job here," he tells me.
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Glenn and Michael, the owners of Evolving Kneads Bakery, bake exclusively gluten-free products.
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The Xbox brand is evolving from a gaming console brand to a service brand.
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So we're evolving those mother-son relationships and that friendship even more moving forward.
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Its release indicates Chinese censors are evolving when it comes to themes like homosexuality.
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"VR is evolving and moving so quickly," Genna Terranova, the festival's director, told Mashable.
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And we want to do more to stay ahead of constantly evolving user expectations.
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These dual trends have led to supermarket shelves and restaurant menus evolving at pace.
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Behind the scenes, though, they're just actors playing parts in an evolving plot line.
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Ways of printing bonded magnets are, however, evolving rapidly, as two recent papers show.
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Alvado says Cuban Muslims are constantly learning about their new religion and evolving together.
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"I've not seen a rapidly evolving outbreak like this one ever before," says Boehme.
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It's all part of a slowly evolving sound I've been playing since day one.
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Bullying and hate speech typically involve a limited, if ever-evolving, set of words.
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The multi-front war confronting Trump's evolving team: The booming economy suddenly looks vulnerable.
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But in fact 21st-century twinning seems to be evolving into something more practical.
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"I think that the investor world is evolving to more active engagement," he said.
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"The Dots mechanic was born here, we're kind of evolving with it," he says.
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More importantly, Racine notes that the "consumption patterns" his company studies are always evolving.
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In December, The Verge spoke with Wagener about the way car design is evolving.
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And she sees her city evolving in the wake of the attack, albeit slowly.
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"Roma" subtly highlights the ambiguity of the muchacha's role just when it is evolving.
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As Windows continues morphing and evolving, so too will the devices that run it.
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Governments, after all, have a lousy record in picking winners in fast-evolving markets.
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And workers too have evolving expectations of and for their jobs, bosses and careers.
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One reason for the improvement in sentiment is the Fed's evolving monetary-policy stance.
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China's regulatory framework is also evolving and some changes may adversely affect eHi's operations.
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They're constantly evolving, as much a catalyst for cultural change as a result thereof.
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Whisky making, too, is an evolving art that relies heavily upon tradition and history.
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"Our brains are constantly evolving and pruning synapses based on our experiences," Primack says.
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What we&aposre seeing here with the jihadist is they are -- they&aposre evolving.
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Your network is a living organism that is constantly evolving, and it is chaotic.
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The firm's data sheds new light on a trend that's been evolving for years.
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Ahead, check out a bevy of ways Fashion Week is evolving this time around.
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They both show how the control of identity is evolving in the 22019st century.
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Weil: That's also a pretty rapidly evolving part of the regulatory ecosystem right now.
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She could make twenty or thirty evolving states and variants for a single composition.
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The rocket has brought some big changes to the ever-evolving world of Fortnite.
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Geopolitically, the report plays into Macron's evolving policies toward international relations and cultural diplomacy.
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Is including digital a strategic way to stay on top of an evolving landscape?
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But genetics is evolving and test results are predictions that are frequently under revision.
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The GOP&aposs evolving priorities are not lost on some in the party. Rep.
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Fastpitch, meanwhile, was evolving into a sport played almost exclusively by female college students.
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The Vatican defended the policy, saying it wasn't contradicting past teaching but evolving it.
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It's a form that can contain an ever-evolving relationship between agents and environment.
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LGBT rights constitute one of the most contentious and evolving areas of litigation today.
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It will connect collectors and the sculptures to form a massive, ever-evolving artwork.
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The evolving microphone of ISIS ISIS has changed the face of global jihadi communication.
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The science of behavior and decision making itself is complex, debatable, and often evolving.
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So now he started doing step-backs and stuff, and it just keeps evolving.
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I mean, design is ever-evolving and touching more and more of our lives.
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However, the company needs to keep evolving or it faces big challenges, Tepper said.
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The public changes its palate and like them, we always have to keep evolving.
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LaCroix is not evolving, Guggenheim's analyst argues, and in fact is quite poorly run.
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The process of raising and evolving pokemon takes hours and hours of repetitive battles.
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He is a perfect nightmare of a pitcher: an unbreakable, ever-evolving strikeout machine.
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The Evolving Watch reflects uncertainty as to whether the proposed transaction will be approved.
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Evolution is at work here, but just what is evolving remains to be seen.
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President Donald Trump's relationship with the Federal Reserve is, to put it mildly, evolving.
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America is evolving demographically but Hollywood seems to be locked in a time warp.
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The fact that they're evolving the platform, that's something that has been enormously helpful.
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It also needs to extend the military's reach and capability against constantly evolving opponents.
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Federal bureaucracy makes the VHA less responsive to evolving needs than the private sector.
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A culture is a nexus, the evolving product of the people in a community.
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Second, marriage is evolving from a contract between families into a contract between individuals.
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The FAA can now swiftly respond to the ever-evolving technical and safety capabilities.
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The electric vehicle space is evolving so quickly that it's difficult to keep up.
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Facebook declined to share screenshots as it says the exact design is still evolving.
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As ever with Britain's evolving cities, its landscape and character will start to transform.
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Maura Pfefferman (Jeffrey Tambor) and her ever-evolving clan return with even more baggage.
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Foxx also stressed that the guidelines were meant to serve as an evolving document.
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This represents less an evolving pragmatism and more a complete dereliction of founding principles.
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Still, the dynamics of ASEAN's internal and external relationships with countries are continually evolving.
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This is the next fertile ground waiting to be plowed by evolving Russian tactics.
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HSV-2 itself was evolving at the time, and it could be spread orally.
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These photos capture them as they figure out how to present their evolving selves.
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"Investors can never be too early in understanding rapidly evolving topics," Morgan Stanley added.
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Thus isolated, the mice in each park began evolving a park-specific genetic blueprint.
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Here are answers to some basic questions about this complex and rapidly evolving field.
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Like all medieval churches, it had been evolving constantly since its completion in 1345.
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By then he was already meditating, exploring mysticism, and his political views were evolving.
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The danger of a misstep or miscalculation suddenly evolving into war is very real.
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A day watching Mr. McCain campaign here this past week reflects his evolving challenges.
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Adoption data technology practices are ever-evolving and have changed dramatically over the years.
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But as TB and Ebola have made clear, diseases are constantly evolving and spreading.
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The shop has a constantly evolving supply of high-end clothes at competitive prices.
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Precision medicine is evolving rapidly, and so must the testing needed to support it!
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The media landscape is ever evolving, and Playboy is simply moving with the times.
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Amazon's slowing revenue growth has in part reflected the evolving nature of its business.
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ISIS's patterns of propaganda dissemination are evolving but predictable, based on trial and error.
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That the evolving political environment would give the party leaders trouble is no surprise.
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Snapchat's business is still new and evolving, and advertiser interest is still very experimental.
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I think machines are evolving with respect to musicians, to meet the musicians' needs.
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Instead, it seems we have a slightly different, complex, and evolving relationship with faith.
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But if yours is evolving towards nonexistence, just know that you're definitely not alone.
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And we'll likely keep evolving that way with the help of technology, Samson said.
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Instead of succumbing to the pressures of human activity, some species are rapidly evolving.
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"Our civilization has only been evolving for tens of thousands of years," said Manchester.
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During the session, Cue said the nature of how people view content is evolving.
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Rashaad Newsome's FIVE St. Croix, an ever-evolving vogue performance series, also explored queerness.
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But as heroin and fentanyl overdoses rise, the epidemic will demand an evolving response.
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The important conversations surrounding the defining characteristics of our two political parties are evolving.
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The threat vectors keep evolving, and lessons are being learned from around the globe.
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Piazza's death sparked a firestorm and criminal investigation that was still evolving last month.
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EDUCATION SEGMENT EVOLVING EPR is highly focused on the burgeoning market for education investments.
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The evolving economy "doesn't benefit the steelworker maybe in Ohio," says Buffett on Newshour.
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A lot has happened since then, though their lives are still, of course, evolving.
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Saudi Arabia has released no evidence to support its evolving story of what happened.
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"But we should acknowledge that this is a situation that is evolving," he said.
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The patterns we assemble and break, rewiring our observations with changing scenery, evolving people.
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COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving threat to our nation's economic and national security.
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But evolving from a buzz-worthy niche to mainstream acceptance remains a daunting task.
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"Taprooms are evolving to be a pretty unique place in our society," says Bernstein.
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Meanwhile, of course, he made art, steadily evolving a more confident, idiosyncratic, aesthetic voice.
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It does not lead to new ways of being in an ever-evolving world.
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The seed industry's goal is to meet the evolving needs of farmers and consumers.
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This puzzle is a good example of my evolving tastes in a freestyle crossword.
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A home library should be dynamic and evolving, no matter how you sort it.
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"Andrew Cuomo may be a candidate," Representative Brian Higgins volunteered of the evolving field.
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Mainly because his influences are permanently evolving, creating an unbelievable yet highly recognizable mess.
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Discover has been an evolving section inside Snapchat since it debuted in early 2015.
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"We do think a lot about the evolving regulatory environment, particularly internationally," he said.
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Although Mr. Dylan released the three albums within three years, he was evolving fast.
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Since I submitted this puzzle, I've been gaining experience and evolving as a constructor.
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It comes as global markets continue to take stock of the evolving coronavirus pandemic.
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The unknown in the evolving environments in the digital age necessitates a new narrative.
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The story of Galileo Galilei demonstrates many things, not least that science keeps evolving.
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In any case, the upgrade cycle is changing because of how Windows is evolving.
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In response, the Boy Scouts have tried to shift closer to evolving societal norms.
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" However, White House officials said Friday the president's views on climate change were "evolving.
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But this young industry is evolving and adding short introductory sessions and online courses.
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It's just the latest iteration in the constantly evolving, ever growing Palestinian terrorist arsenal.
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Aviram even sees the device evolving into a sort of artificial intelligence personal assistant.
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The evolving trade war has taken a toll on China's stock market this year.
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Regulatory Compliance Risk: Fitch sees evolving regulations as a major risk for Indonesian retailers.
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Company officials say their enforcement of the gun sale ban is an evolving policy.
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Aluminium and steel are new fronts in an evolving competition between the two exchanges.
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As growing kids, the twins' personalities are also evolving — and couldn't be more different.
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"There are evolving ways of making sure notices get out to people," Selbin says.
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"This is an evolving situation," reads a post on the health office's Facebook page.
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"He behaves abominably, but he's evolving from being a victim to being a survivor."
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The psychiatrist who coined the term says this paranoia is evolving as technology changes.
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Here is an explanation of the legal issues raised by the rapidly evolving crisis.
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ET, host Fareed Zakaria examines the evolving role of presidential impeachment in US government.
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The evolving media order has created its share of innovative winners and disrupted losers.
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China's distinct advantage and evolving technology has forced a reckoning for US intelligence personnel.
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The evolving thinking on offshoring could carry lessons for another much-discussed threat: automation.
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Airlines are constantly evolving to attract new customers and keep loyal travelers coming back.
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Vannini began photographing King Tut in the late 90s, when photographic technology was evolving.
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Intrigued by the city&aposs evolving identity, I spent four days there in November.
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The character was just kind of constantly evolving to become more specific to her.
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Even if contemporary aesthetic preferences are rapidly evolving, that mind set has not changed.
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Carter said that North Korea's evolving technology makes the problem more pressing than ever.
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Where do you envision yourself and your work evolving in the next few years?
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Barclays also noted the evolving views of car ownership, especially on a regulatory basis.
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These evolving beliefs come at a time when many pro-life Americans feel bullish.
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In response, Washington is developing its own cruise missile to counter evolving Russian capabilities.
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This switch is allowing Fidelity to remain competitive in the ever-evolving investing environment.
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As this situation is evolving, we expect the governor to be honest and forthright.
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This knotty tale of evolving android self-awareness gallops toward the corral — for now.
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"I think this image shows the differences in an evolving Mexico," Mr. Michaels said.
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To be precise, Mr. Trump appears to be evolving into a kind of neoconservative.
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But what changed it was that work Wells put in to evolving the characters.
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Just how might the designation of art and artists as "outsider" be evolving today?
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"Drown or Swim" is a single off Basu's latest narrative piano album, Evolving Reflections.
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He declined to name websites that had been blocked, saying the list was evolving.
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Specialists in outsider art are keenly aware of how the field has been evolving.
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Contribute your own stories of evolving views on climate change in our Facebook group.
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The impact of the case will be magnified by the evolving profile of sukuk investors.
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The addition of big men "was more reflective of how our game's evolving," he said.
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She is my rock and i can't believe she evolving in to this beautiful woman !
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Local jobs would be better protected by adjusting the course to the evolving natural world.
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Ahead, a comprehensive guide to Gaga's evolving tattoos — and the sentimental meaning behind each one.
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But China is evolving quickly, and Western Fintechs are building a presence in the country.
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Friends, humans, rapidly-evolving robots, the time has finally come: Westworld Season 2 is here.
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"Consumer habits are evolving rapidly, and this requires ESPN to evolve as well," it said.
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Realize that you are evolving and adapting, and that over time, you will see results.
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The company provides autonomous dispatch and routing software for the evolving transportation and logistics industries.
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Over the years, Rosenbacher has maintained an impressive, always evolving, and almost entirely fake resume.
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Who will be forced out of the market, and who will obtain success by evolving.
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It is a constantly evolving web of pathways for assembling meaning and acting on it.
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After all, they went through all the trouble of evolving penises in the first place.
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Humanity's relationship with the automobile is evolving, and so the automobile must evolve as well.
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But in the financial markets of Holland and Italy, money was evolving with astonishing speed.
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It asked if there was any research planned for "evolving" a less harmful tobacco crop.
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The club-winged manakin is evolving in a way that makes it worse at flying.
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ICCREAB 's and Iccrea BancaImpresa's (ICCREABI; BBB-/Evolving/F3) ratings are unaffected by the merger.
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I think of it as a still-evolving experiment in maintaining our shared public spaces.
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Over time, these travel experiences shaped his evolving identity and have become his creative lexicon.
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And because the technology is evolving quickly, electric vehicle owners may be eager to upgrade.
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In fact, in some parts of the world, it's evolving to do the exact opposite.
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How do you protect people and property from such an evolving and ever-worsening threat?
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Emoji, with their ever-evolving connotations and dramatic variation in appearance, present a unique challenge.
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Connery's Bond era saw 007 evolving from a satirical action hero to a sincere one.
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"The malicious, multi-faceted and ever-evolving tactics constitute a serious strategic threat," said Gould.
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"I think privacy is an area where you have constantly evolving user expectations," he said.
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I have learned to flow like water so that I am constantly learning and evolving.
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Alibaba appears profitable but faces headwinds evolving to a new economy and finding fresh customers.
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Opinions are evolving when it comes to transgender rights, creating a rift among the public.
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Getting long-running retail businesses to invest in evolving may be the startup's biggest challenge.
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In return, anyone can contribute to the infinite iterations of a constantly branching, evolving story.
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The Ontario mobile phone and software company has faced challenges in the evolving smartphone market.
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What if they could help people who are dedicated to evolving human consciousness evolve faster?
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This trend is indicative of the evolving skill-set and ambitions of the modern publisher.
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Huffman says the company's approach is evolving, as are Huffman's own views on Reddit moderation.
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This article will provide a primer for those interested in the rapidly evolving AV space.
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In the 19th century, anatomists hypothesized that our evolving free will stunted our olfactory sense.
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But whatever its fate, one thing is certain: Money, as we know it, is evolving.
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And there's going to be this long transition with the role of the driver evolving.
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His novel, The Transhumanist Wager, is about the impact of evolving beyond this mortal coil.
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Carell's character is Mitch Kessler, an anchor who's being outpaced by a quickly evolving industry.
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But that does not make their intent less hostile, or their evolving threat less disturbing.
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For filmmakers this shift can be unnerving, but in virtual reality, everything is evolving rapidly.
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It is constantly evolving, with new words being invented and old ones given fresh meanings.
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The VR landscape is evolving — all the way from the living room to the classroom.
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Analysts at Barclays, a bank, say that GM is more "evolving mammal than…dying dinosaur".
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Subtle, evolving touches like bells and crunchy breakbeats add a sense of progression and movements.
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The Blue Cut Fire is an evolving situation, and we'll update as we learn more.
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"We are evolving into an operating model of three business units," Jarana told the briefing.
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CEO Jesse Hertzberg told me that brand and publisher strategies around live video are evolving.
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But his narrow empathy didn't distinguish him as an enlightened candidate of an evolving GOP.
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Countering Iran effectively will require long-term approaches to a complex and constantly evolving problem.
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India's Foreign Ministry on Thursday said the country was monitoring the evolving situation in Venezuela.
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You can always continuously learn and I always want to be evolving with my craft.
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But as the political parties were evolving, there was a fateful shift among conservative intellectuals.
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And like most skills in a role-playing game, Ignis' culinary techniques are constantly evolving.
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"Our airport security program is multilayered and constantly evolving," Massport spokesman Matt Brelis told CNN.
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The State, a week-long series on nightlife's complex, ever-evolving relationship to law enforcement.
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You seem to be evolving, but it seems it's the same issue that you have.
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FITARA uses an evolving set of gradable criteria to evaluate progress in information technology investments.
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Physical fitness is evolving as a significant factor related to cognitive health in older age.
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Our work is evolving and getting stronger because we're fighting less while we're doing it.
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In the evolving exchange of free services for data, consumers are at a clear disadvantage.
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Two days later, a painter invited friends to view her "evolving" series about 9/11.
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We recognize that the situation is complex and evolving and that Venezuela is in crisis.
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Dean Burnett: You have to think about the brain as evolving over millions of years.
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Your tastes and preferences are evolving…the same old just doesn't work for you anymore!
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Mr Harari envisages an elite caste of Homo sapiens evolving into something unrecognisable: Homo deus.
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Mexico is evolving into a country that's more tolerant of different sexual orientations, albeit slowly.
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No one doubts that predicting the future is tough, especially for constantly evolving energy markets.
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The still-evolving science of the Zika virus underscores uncertainty among even top government researchers.
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She believes Congress' changing demographics point to the American people's evolving attitudes toward American democracy.
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And our transportation needs are quickly evolving as technology changes our need for transportation infrastructure.
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Sloan noted the evolving power structure of firms as they went from startups to institutions.
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The deals mark an evolving sweet spot in the emerging U.S. legal sports betting market.
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The others, you've seen them evolving toward something less, and something less will not work.
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Despite this evolving through different formats over time the fundamental effects have not been altered.
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Brooklyn already has a similar policy, which began four years ago and is still evolving.
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They cannot predict our evolving trade policies and are unsure of access to foreign markets.
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Fitch has removed the IFS ratings from Rating Watch Evolving and assigned a Stable Outlook.
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Meanwhile, Butina's relationship with Erickson was quickly evolving beyond a shared interest in gun rights.
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Certain Puerto Rican city lizards are evolving feet that better grip urban surfaces like concrete.
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Compliance function has evolved Compliance officers need to adapt to an evolving environment, said Young.
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"Good remote teams are always evolving and strengthening how they do their work," Reynolds said.
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Israel has also invested hugely in intelligence, its tactics evolving as its enemies change theirs.
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The wine industry overall is booming among millennials, who are evolving into a vino generation.
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The country's evolving policy will require a different approach from that of the United States.
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"It's an evolving relationship and I definitely love them," she tells Mashable via phone interview.
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My thesis: we can blame a mixture of hype, Starbucks' evolving schedule, and global warming.
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Today, we live in an interconnected world driven by rapidly evolving digital technologies and capabilities.
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Fitch believes these evolving trends can fundamentally improve Flex's credit profile over the long term.
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Elizabeth Rossiello, the founder of digital payments platform BitPesa, explained how the industry was evolving.
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As active fund managers become more engaged, corporate governance is "expanding, not evolving," he said.
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Here are five things to know about the state of Trump's rapidly evolving trade war.
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In five years they released three albums that demonstrated just how rapidly they were evolving.
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What's your style as CEO, and how are you learning and evolving as a leader?
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Evolving movie-watching habits have brought new buyers in recent years, with Netflix and Amazon.
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It was a show about evolving teen culture—The Killers and reality TV and GTA.
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After working in this industry for several decades, how do you see art theft evolving?
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"This is a large area for eye tracking and it is evolving," says Tobii's Werner.
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Do you see your style as evolving, or does each work create its own style?
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"The AV ecosystem is constantly evolving and no single winner will be crowned," Iagnemma said.
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Helfand said the exact size and placement of the unit could continue evolving over time.
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IBM, predictably, has seen a silver lining in automation's influence on an evolving job market.
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Terrible memories of that day are frozen in time, but our adversaries are always evolving.
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Now, the industry appears to be facing a much more powerful force: shoppers' evolving preferences.
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"It's evolving into more of a luxury neighborhood from a grungy neighborhood," Mr. Shaoul said.
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Threats, risks, vulnerabilities and our responses to each are a never-ending, organic, evolving process.
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"Evolution has been at work evolving cancer-resistant organisms for ... millions of years," Lynch said.
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The upcoming changes, which have yet to be finalized, are meant to reflect evolving industries.
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Colorful and picturesque, the video is a warm welcome into TeaMarrr's expansive, ever-evolving world.
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But festivals are more than numbers; they are living, evolving entities with their own atmospheres.
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Language is always evolving, as does our societal consensus about what we call certain foods.
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The rules of the game should always be evolving and answering the curious questions raised.
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Mobilitie officials said their relationship with local governments was "evolving" and leading to better collaboration.
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Emojis as a form of communication is still in its infancy and evolving very rapidly.
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An evolving permanent collection of about 6,000 works focuses primarily on prints, photography and drawings.
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The relationship between Hong Kong and the central government in Beijing is complicated and evolving.
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Fortunately, Bangkok is vast and fast-evolving, with many remote corners and newly minted hangouts.
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A war against a loose-knit, evolving and transnational network of Islamist militants is different.
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In Earthworks, various types of natural sounds generate ever-evolving masses and strata of colors.
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The diversity of perspectives reflects an evolving debate over harassment among women across the country.
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But in the midst of an evolving crisis, that certainty is too often an illusion.
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However, the criteria for identifying persons under investigation (PUIs) has evolved, and will continue evolving.
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"America appears to be evolving into durable islands of wealth and poverty," the authors conclude.
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Many of the former stores are getting complete makeovers to keep up with evolving communities.
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Tech companies, too, are evolving their products to make autoplay videos less of a nuisance.
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After all, life has been evolving on Earth for some 3.8 billion years, noted Duffy.
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Amazon remains the omnipresent cloud, putting pressure on profits and forcing retailers to keep evolving.
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Casey (Bridgette Lundy-Paine) struggles to adjust to private school life and her evolving sexuality.
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Ms. Hill described an evolving sense of what is important — distinguishing between wants and needs.
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It's an evolving system, and we're looking for ways to strengthen a sense of community.
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"Rent the Runway homed in on evolving consumer appetite for renting versus owning," Fitzgerald said.
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She is evolving in myriad ways — more inquisitive, cognizant of her vulnerabilities and subtly waggish.
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"We know this is an evolving situation," Breed said Tuesday evening at a press conference.
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Language itself is a living, evolving thing, and rules are constantly being broken and remade.
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Make My Train is just the latest piece of the rapidly evolving Uber Transit project.
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Instead, we watch one scene after another in which Grace simply articulates her evolving woes.
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"People can vote anyway they want to vote," he said, pivoting to party's evolving politics.
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Germans didn't gain those extra decades because of evolving, life-extending changes in their genes.
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And with climate change, the landscape is evolving in ways that are difficult to anticipate.
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The risk to the broader American public is low, but the situation is still evolving.
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Such academic checklists are becoming increasingly irrelevant in the fast-evolving digital age, he said.
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Congressional Republicans aim to release more details about their still-evolving plan later this month.
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For Mr. Romero, the tour guide, the evolving scene makes for a pleasurable tapas crawl.
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In the latest Rolling Stone cover story, Lizzo discussed her "evolving" relationship with her body.
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She did it by evolving from an anti-war protester to a full-fledged moderate.
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Hyundai is solving and robots are evolving, but first: a cartoon about parental phone tracking.
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"I hope that things are evolving where LGBTQ characters are being represented fully," Irvin said.
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" Mr. Rower established the foundation in 1987, and said it was "constantly evolving, constantly unfolding.
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Quinlan said electronic channels are an "evolving piece" that affects all generations, not just millennials.
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Aurora and Jim are the latest embodiments of Hollywood's ever-evolving ideal of young lovers.
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Thus, physicists seek timeless math that generates what looks like a universe evolving in time.
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Because the outbreak is still evolving, we can't yet see the totality of those infected.
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The strategy documents reveal an evolving recognition of Taiwan's importance in Washington's own security planning.
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More broadly, it shows the fast-evolving nature of how hackers hide behind false flags.
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It's a day-long deep dive dedicated to current and evolving mobility and transportation tech.
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"Look, it's evolving," Bannon, whose involvement in the project has not previously been reported, said.
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My hair was evolving and, with that, I realized that so was my styling routine.
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A Tufts University survey ranked China the most rapidly evolving digital economy in the world.
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I'm a 70-year-old man who is happy to still be employed and evolving.
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It didn't make me her baby any less; it just meant our relationship was evolving.
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During visits over the past several months, the inventory was consistently charming, and ever evolving.
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Seattle has an exciting and evolving dining scene with many nationally known venues and chefs.
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"The modern farmhouse is evolving into something a little bit more global," Ms. Bikoff said.
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No. Nothing is evolving fast enough now that we have clear data of the problems.
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This election is intriguing for what it will say about the evolving notion of fame.
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The two mothers, Kathryn and Regina, have also enjoyed a complex and ever-evolving relationship.
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Uncertainties from an evolving regulatory environment could also add to challenges from the operating environment.
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The payments sector shows established upgrade cycles with OT at the forefront of evolving technologies.
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"This threat is ever evolving and getting worse by the day, not better," he said.
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Eastern Kentucky exemplifies the evolving nature of poverty in America since Johnson declared his war.
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It was very well adapted when it came, but it's still evolving and adapting further.
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She's going to keep moving and keep evolving — both in life and in her style.
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Amazon is well-aware of the demographic changes that are evolving in the United States.
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The time has come to recognize that the space domain is unique and rapidly evolving.
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For me it was this incredible education on the process of evolving as an artist.
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It is an ever-evolving discipline continually raising as many questions as it provides answers.
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The rise in emergency room visits is evidence of an evolving crisis, those experts said.
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Educating boys while their attitudes and beliefs towards girls and women are evolving is critical.
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US home healthcare is evolving into a massive market for US health systems and hospitals.
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Her interiors have been steadily evolving since Fixer Upper made its debut in May 2013.
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A more fragmented ISIS has been evolving for years now, prior to the Raqqa battle.
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The new guidelines will expire in about 10 years to make room for evolving ideas.
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We spoke to voters in Pennsylvania about their evolving views of the Affordable Care Act.
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I was not—and am still not—interested in evolving or abandoning things or changing.
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When she became attorney general in 2011, crime was falling and the debate was evolving.
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The truth is subject to change, and it is constantly evolving to match the circumstance.
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" He posted the song online in December along with an observation: "country music is evolving.
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Job expectations that are evolving, the most desired non-monetary benefit for workers is flexibility.
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A former Democrat, Reagan memorized passages from it, using them to articulate his own evolving conservatism.
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This suggested that the idea of filter feeding evolving while whales still had teeth was right.
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The Westchester stage has not always been a spot for evolving the art form; the Feb.
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It's also the story of a fandom evolving over two decades along with the internet itself.
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A Libertarian ethos layered on top of an evolving business model, but let's be honest, naivety.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Directors often workshop their films in several, constantly evolving formats.
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I think especially when you get technology involved, it's ever evolving and changing every single day.
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Are those ending, or are they evolving in a way that adds to the positive sentiment?
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It helps the department understand how financial markets are evolving and where new vulnerabilities may arise.
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Check in with yourself regularly and be open to expanding and evolving, because nobody is static.
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He also discusses how the relationship between endorsers and advertisers is evolving due to social media.
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