The threat is growing exponentially, therefore we have to improve exponentially.
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The knowledge will go up exponentially, and the cost will go exponentially down.
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According to Brackeen, face recognition exponentially enhances the capabilities of police, which, in turn, exponentially exacerbates the biases of policing.
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"Stephen Miller and Rudy Giuliani are making this exponentially worse, and now Mike Pompeo just made it exponentially worse," McCain said.
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In today's world of exponentially expanding media, and exponentially expanding understanding of the complexity of gender, we have room for all of them.
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Gun rights in Iowa just expanded exponentially Gun rights in Iowa just expanded exponentially Kurt Liske still can't quite believe that it finally happened.
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And the prospect of exponentially more robots, crunching exponentially more data, necessitates not just a lot more computing power but also an entirely new product architecture.
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"Amazon built an app for [requesting footage], making it exponentially easier for police to collect footage from exponentially more surveillance cameras blanketing our cities," Greer said.
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Why it matters: Technology is growing exponentially important in our everyday lives, and its creators are growing exponentially wealthy – America's five most valuable companies are each tech outfits.
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Traveling solo magnifies the experience — and the benefits — exponentially.
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Yet the explosion in detected content kept growing — exponentially.
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" Since then, she said, "the city has grown exponentially.
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Since the Industrial Revolution, we've been exponentially ruining the Earth – as our technology also exponentially gets more advanced – but it seems like now there are many attempts towards a more ecological approach.
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The number of bids we have seen has grown exponentially.
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As perimeters increase, the area within the perimeters increases exponentially.
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The data sets were exponentially larger than my Facebook data.
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College football in the last 20 years has grown exponentially.
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His job now is not just harder — it's exponentially harder.
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It is also exponentially faster and more pleasant to use.
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It's clear that the coronavirus' prevalence has grown exponentially faster.
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Meanwhile, the Zika outbreak has compounded the health crisis exponentially.
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A system's computing power increases exponentially with each additional qubit.
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As it does, the objections to them will rise exponentially.
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Exponentially increasing the awkwardness at the hospital, Murphy is back!
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They emerge rapidly, grow exponentially, consolidate suddenly and normalize ruthlessly.
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Bringing traditional therapeutics to market is becoming exponentially more expensive.
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Schneier said his synagogue has "exponentially" increased its security force.
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Master AI and your value exchange with consumers strengthens exponentially.
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"Faded" grew exponentially in popularity after Tiësto remixed the track.
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Since coming to power, Lega has grown exponentially in popularity.
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During that time, their respect for each other grew exponentially.
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So, Kelly's mountain of legal trouble could be growing exponentially.
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That is up exponentially from just $100 million in 2016.
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All these security and privacy challenges are just exponentially growing.
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My abilities to write songs I felt had grown exponentially.
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As the use of data expands exponentially, mistakes are inevitable.
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The assets under management (AUM) in ETFs have grown exponentially.
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Jakarta's flooding problem has become exponentially worse for two reasons.
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The number gets exponentially larger as you go back generations.
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In particular, storage is going to have to grow exponentially.
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And that burden will grow exponentially in the near future.
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It spreads exponentially, and the world now faces a pandemic.
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After tabloid coverage, demand for Mr. McCurdy's services grew exponentially.
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Natural, true beauty is enhanced exponentially as a shared experience.
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Entering the U.S. legally has become exponentially harder since June.
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BloombergNEF has predicted that battery installations will rise "exponentially" worldwide.
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Sound intensity and air pollution drop roughly exponentially with distance.
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In doing so, their capacity for compassion has increased exponentially.
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Each added bit makes cracking the encryption exponentially more difficult.
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Here's how to make your trip to Paris exponentially better.
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But the value increases exponentially as other people get phones.
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As you add more qubits, the possible combinations increase exponentially.
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Subsequently, the number of animal and plant species increased exponentially.
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Meantime, sales of ivory via Yahoo Japan have risen exponentially.
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The chain has grown "exponentially" in recent years, said Wilson.
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Compliance cannot be taken casually, as regulation has increased exponentially.
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"This exponentially increases the complexity of the software," Rusch said.
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Games are a hits business and don't grow exponentially forever.
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"I think we're at the very beginning of [a potentially] exponentially increasing problem, and if you want to get ahead of an exponentially increasing problem, you have to intervene at the beginning," Zeichner said.
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"I have to believe that just as the loss of value was exponentially impacted by the drop in commodity prices, the increase in value should also presumably exponentially rise as well" as crude prices recover.
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Airbnb's listings worldwide have grown exponentially, surpassing seven million in 2019.
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In fact, just a few more people made it exponentially better.
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Over the past month, Lil Tay's profile has grown exponentially online.
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"When building for scale we need to think exponentially," Hwang said.
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Suddenly, misallocated memory is accumulating exponentially and this becomes a problem.
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The market for contemporary art has grown exponentially since the 1960s.
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Three years later, we're exponentially closer to Spike Jonze's imagined future.
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Because you increase your chances exponentially of getting caught for both.
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As a platform it grew exponentially because of the network effects.
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The digital currency market has grown exponentially in just four years.
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If this continues, space debris has the potential to increase exponentially.
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These steps will make our phones exponentially less desirable to criminals.
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And then everybody thinks they can just increase the budget exponentially.
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However, these days sales are exponentially moving online and to Amazon.
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Or will that space-time continuum tear just get exponentially bigger?
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In the time since we've spoken, her profile has risen exponentially.
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This reduced the variables and increased the odds of success exponentially.
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Well, thanks to Emirates, my first class envy just increased exponentially.
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The number of ransomware campaigns has grown exponentially in recent years.
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By the 1990s, the South was exponentially freer and more prosperous.
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Speaking visually and anecdotally makes a speaker's message exponentially more powerful.
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Washington has grown exponentially in recent years, costing $27.3 million in
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This is exponentially more costly and more likely to be terminal.
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The research showed that plastic concentrations decrease exponentially as depth increases.
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The exomoon is exponentially larger than our solar system's biggest moon.
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They are exponentially more likely to depend on the government sooner.
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Today, I manage teams internationally, and the company has grown exponentially.
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In the past several decades, chief executive compensation has increased exponentially.
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The risk-return calculation for hacking versus nukes is exponentially different.
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Thankfully, Mosse's future is bright, and their audience is growing exponentially.
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In an environment with unlimited natural resources, population size grows exponentially.
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At every stage of spread, it gets exponentially harder to stop.
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That number has now soared past 2100,0003 and is climbing exponentially.
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The number of Venezuelan bolívars has grown exponentially in recent years.
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Verdict: DuLaney's piece seems exponentially more powerful for having been censored.
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Moreover, this storm front of data is amassing exponentially, not linearly.
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Reminder, cash donations often go exponentially farther than in kind donations.
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It is an exponentially more fragmented setup than most restaurants make.
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Seeing all the component steps only makes it exponentially more miraculous.
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Computers are exponentially more powerful than they were in the 1960s.
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Sundance's commitment to VR has grown exponentially As if to fast-track that notion, Sundance has been exponentially ramping up their commitment to VR and New Media projects, and expanding the idea of what a filmmaker does.
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But what that pain did for me, it increased my faith exponentially.
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With newer food delivery and also carpooling services, the challenges grow exponentially.
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That's why the witch movement here in Australia is growing so exponentially.
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Our risk of dying, he observed, increases exponentially as we get older.
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Mineral fervor multiplied exponentially over the nearly two decades since their departure.
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Maria has made those shortfalls exponentially worse, but it didn't cause them.
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While the growth rate has started to slow, it's still advancing exponentially.
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Representation of people of color has increased exponentially in the last decade.
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Now with new third-party integration, the potential for Siri grows exponentially.
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But before that can happen, UberPool needs to get exponentially more efficient.
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The result is that the demand for computing power is increasing exponentially.
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But with it has come chronic anxiety, which seems to increase exponentially.
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But with each outbreak, the information known about the disease expands exponentially.
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And choosing to digitally stock our closets is growing exponentially each year.
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These roadblocks increase exponentially when a woman tries to access an abortion.
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This is something that has increased in the last ten years exponentially.
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It's a work that somehow manages to impress exponentially with every listen.
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And I don't think we know whether it's exponentially hard or asymptotically.
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If you focus on your strengths, however, and you will grow exponentially.
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The kinds of schools that women attend can increase their burden exponentially.
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These emotions are exponentially compounded by the hormonal changes in their bodies.
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They actually choose to drive even though driving is exponentially more dangerous.
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So, my social media follows have grown exponentially since the story broke.
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WannaCry infects computers with exponentially growing speed, while Uiwix is more staid.
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All of this is happening as the Internet of Things grows exponentially.
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Thusly snagged, the friction increases exponentially, and the yo-yo flies back.
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"Progress is accelerating," Musk tweeted in August, exponentially so, he later added.
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Kampala … now that the value of that land has grown exponentially, the
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Prosecutors say Mr. Nuzman's wealth grew exponentially over the past 10 years.
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In this way, testing capacity has increased exponentially since private testing started.
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There are exponentially more as you go to smaller and smaller sizes.
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"We have the sense that our positives are increasing exponentially," he said.
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Confirmed cases of coronavirus increased exponentially in the US in late March.
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This may sound familiar: He was able to exponentially outspend his opponents.
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But in 103 and 210, the campaign's payments to Harder grew exponentially.
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"The number of these conversations [at Davos] are rising exponentially," said Reid.
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The report finds that wage disparities have grown "exponentially" since the 1970s.
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Your savings will grow exponentially if you invest the money you save.
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This anxiety grew exponentially when I got married, and had a kid.
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"The amount of data being created continues to explode exponentially," Darling said.
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Investing your money is an easy method to grow your savings exponentially.
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The genomics revolution has been exponentially advanced by drastic reductions in cost.
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I think we're just going to see it continue exponentially from here.
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He and Sanders do exponentially better among Latinos than Julián Castro does.
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Drug use, particularly of opioids, has grown exponentially, fracturing families even more.
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Congress must act quickly before the problems caused by Zika grow exponentially.
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"The pressure on us to be ready has increased exponentially," he explained.
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This is the Hamptons, though, where most things are exponentially above average.
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The other side: Repeat luxury tax "offenders" see their tax rates increase exponentially.
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It's thought the universe expanded exponentially in the first second of its existence.
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Since its founding, the fair has grown exponentially, welcoming 10,000 visitors in 2017.
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Mobbs is certain the use of 3D-printing in medicine will increase exponentially.
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As the required labor pool collapses exponentially, can our societal systems keep up?
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Ever since that last film, the Harry Potter universe has been growing exponentially.
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The amount of people coming out of eastern Aleppo has gone up exponentially.
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With this problem set to get exponentially worse, I daydreamed about freezing time.
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If you know someone might grow their business exponentially, then make that introduction.
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But because of its scale, Facebook's contribution to the problem is exponentially greater.
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Trich was dwarfed, and my perspective shifted: Life could be exponentially more challenging.
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Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 353 cars and Sept above 235.
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But don't expect to see the offerings to expand exponentially in the future.
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But as you add qubits, the power of your quantum computer grows exponentially.
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" DiCaprio asked, if we don't take immediate action, "Will things get exponentially worse?
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Some things never change: your approval rating goes up exponentially with personal tragedy.
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And compound interest dictates that wisely invested money will grow exponentially over time.
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Which is ironic, because people so often insist that technological change happens exponentially.
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At a certain point, however, the company begins to generate exponentially growing noise.
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Varroa multiply exponentially and they can only be stopped if they're caught early.
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Resolving this dispute is not yet impossible, but it has become exponentially harder.
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In that short time, I've seen non-binary visibility and awareness grow exponentially.
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The U.S. also has exponentially more gun deaths compared to other developed countries.
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SJC employee Josh Byrne is confident the company will grow exponentially from here.
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Men's roller derby "is just getting exponentially larger over every month," Dawkins said.
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The amount of data that companies collect, use and store is growing exponentially.
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The result is that today's CEOs have exponentially more information than their predecessors.
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The savings would be massive and the quality of care would increase exponentially.
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The middle class has grown exponentially even if it is under pressure now.
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"New York City strollers are exponentially dirtier" than strollers elsewhere, Ms. Saxton said.
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The number of ways we can remote-control our lives is growing exponentially.
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Bidding wars erupt between sushi proprietors, driving the price exponentially past market value.
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Suddenly, watching other people tackle home makeovers on TV sounds exponentially more appealing.
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That rollout becomes exponentially more complicated and expensive in cities like New York.
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And doesn't that mean their reach is supposed to grow exponentially, not linearly?
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Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 100 cars and Sept above 1500.
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Since that time, Numan says that interest in Turkish companies has grown exponentially.
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"It just grew exponentially," says Joao Figueirinhas Costa, CEO of recruitment startup Humaniaks.
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As the number of qubits grows, a quantum computer becomes exponentially more powerful.
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As coronavirus cases continued to rise exponentially, that activity no longer became sustainable.
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Are these things going to be exponentially faster in just a few years?
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The War exponentially enhances and complicates World War I and the Visual Arts.
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The word "exponential" has been growing in media usage — pretty much, well, exponentially.
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It's a number that has been increasing exponentially over the past several decades.
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And the number of emergency incidents rangers must respond to has increased exponentially.
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As you expand the number of qubits, the machine becomes exponentially more powerful.
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Poland said the rate of transmission of the coronavirus has been increasing exponentially.
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It must be exponentially harder for the public to make sense of it.
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Our reporter visited a mask factory in France where demand has risen exponentially.
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That phenomenon grew exponentially after a strong showing in the Granite State debate.
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Although the unidentified woman reportedly started with two rats, the rodents multiplied exponentially.
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What you might not realize is that this makes the situation exponentially worse.
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"There's no question that our cases, plural, just got exponentially better," he said.
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Reports of phone stalking have increased exponentially, leading to growing complaints of harassment.
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That's because his Alibaba has its own Prime Day — and it's exponentially bigger.
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This need for employees with cybersecurity skills will only continue to grow exponentially.
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If that happens, small negatives can very quickly grow exponentially, turning into catastrophes.
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The materialism that he had mocked in his political cartoons had grown exponentially.
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In the intervening years, the Chinese market for Hollywood films has grown exponentially.
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That number could grow exponentially as more states put work requirements in place.
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The moan descends in pitch and amplifies exponentially as the cars come nearer.
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Apply this same rationale to your relationship, and your happiness will exponentially increase.
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Uber is still exponentially larger, with thousands of more drivers and riders than Lyft.
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The $2.2 billion meal kit market has grown exponentially in the past few years.
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What happens is the number of particles in this bound orbit starts growing exponentially.
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Scale this up to the level of ASI, and the problem becomes exponentially worse.
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Once I looked at social media that way, the growth really started happening exponentially.
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But pearl parties still garner exponentially more views, partially due to novelty and showmanship.
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Each of these chunks of shrapnel exponentially increases the chance of another orbital collision.
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But the cost of those ideas has risen exponentially in the past few decades.
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"The rate of spread is exponentially more than it used to be," he said.
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As sentences get longer, the number of grammatically possible but nonsensical options multiplies exponentially.
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I can't get money to employ two more people to exponentially expand [Anna's Place].
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But an episode of Oprah in 2010 devoted to him raised his profile exponentially.
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Juul Labs has grown exponentially since it spun off from Pax Labs in 2017.
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That means a single qubit can contain exponentially more information than a normal bit.
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It's exponentially more emotional and powerful than the singles she's already released from Lover.
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We can learn exponentially through this combination of driving on public roads and simulation.
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Since the nuclear deal was reached, Iran's spending on its military has grown exponentially.
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Ever since I've been able to order groceries online, I have been exponentially happier.
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As a result, hotels are booked solid, often upping the price of rooms exponentially.
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A combination of several of these exponentially increases the risk of diabetes for someone.
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Over the past decade, the cost to launch a software product has decreased exponentially.
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It exponentially speeds up solving the problems that public key cryptography is based on.
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The number of times songs will have to be played can only increase exponentially.
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By onboarding GCs with free bid-management tools, the BuildingConnected network has grown exponentially.
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For platforms with network effects, certain companies win because customer value creation compounds exponentially.
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Since the 1970s, the power and reach of the administrative state has grown exponentially.
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Wade is exponentially more politically explosive than any other issue the Court could confront.
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In the coming years, online activity is only going to continue to increase exponentially.
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And exponentially more than any other restrictive diet, carnivory isolates you from that meaning.
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In every case it makes it exponentially more difficult to meet the refugee definition.
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But while the runways have diversified exponentially, the number of black designers has not.
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In 2008, Iceland's economy collapsed after its banking sector, fresh from deregulation, grew exponentially.
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The president said cases were "going very substantially down," when they were growing exponentially.
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Understanding the math behind the Pokémon Network makes playing with it exponentially more fun.
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Since 183, the federal government's capacity to arrest and detain immigrants has grown exponentially.
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But as his backyard caterpillar population grew, he was able to exponentially increase this.
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And her father, well, he'd be exponentially more famous, and there's never fame enough.
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Delving into "Thrones" was rewarding creatively and — as the show's popularity grew exponentially — emotionally.
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If a new technology grows exponentially, that ought to make us wary, not excited.
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It WILL spread exponentially in the future and we must slow it down now.
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With its new pricing model, MoviePass grew exponentially, peaking at around 3 million subscribers.
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Through volunteering, they will help grow the game of golf and its benefits exponentially.
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Since its initial investment in Gibe III, China's presence in Ethiopia has expanded exponentially.
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And as the number of qubits grows, a quantum computer becomes exponentially more powerful.
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Death and infection tolls are exponentially growing, with over 600 deaths and 31,000 infections.
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Our reporter visited a factory in France where demand for masks has risen exponentially.
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"As bad as it is now, it used to be exponentially worse," she said.
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This theoretically allows quantum computers to process exponentially more information than a classical computer.
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The "legal" cannabis industry is now measured in billions of dollars and growing exponentially.
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But this soft white supremacy is more deadly, exponentially, than Nazis with tiki torches.
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The robot issue illustrates a new and exponentially more dangerous misuse of these sites.
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The porpoise's decline has been increasing exponentially, even as protection efforts have ramped up.
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Along the way Mr. Wielgus expanded his organization's revenue, membership and fan base exponentially.
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"DACA changed a ton of stuff for me and my brother, exponentially," he said.
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With fewer distractions, I find my concentration increases exponentially, and I'm much more productive.
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Officials at FinCEN are sure that beneficial ownership legislation will exponentially increase conviction rates.
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The good news is that my life has gotten exponentially better since having surgery.
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"These changes," it added, "enabled Guzmán to exponentially increase his profits to staggering levels."
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With chain migration growing exponentially over decades, the strain on our resources is showing.
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If you start investing early and let your money sit, it will grow exponentially.
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Twitter has also grown exponentially in the years since the library started its collection.
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It was exponentially better than the garbage pile that have been the previous debates.
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Meanwhile, we the potential impact of a breach or attack continues to grow exponentially.
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By contrast, online traffic is exploding, and we consume exponentially more data over time.
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In the intervening two decades, engines have gotten smarter and processing speeds have increased exponentially.
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That album changed our life in that the band got exponentially bigger on that record.
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Sneesby told reporters Thursday he predicted the Australian streaming on demand market would grow exponentially.
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It's great news that overdose rates, at the very least, are no longer rising exponentially.
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Tesla bulls are counting on Musk to exponentially raise production, leading to long-term profits.
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Although the industry was grow-ing exponentially, the major players were a tight knit community.
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Wray said the cyber threat "has grown exponentially" in terms of actors, methods and targets.
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But the Warriors were exponentially better last night, leaping their last major hurdle with ease.
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"Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 2000 cars and Sept above 22016,23," Musk said.
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Spending standards have risen exponentially, with signings of hundreds of millions now considered pretty common.
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Three rich men arguing about the ways in which they are all getting exponentially richer.
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This actual figure is exponentially higher, however, because experts say these crimes are vastly underreported.
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Massive increase When Barack Obama took office in 2009, drone strikes in Pakistan increased exponentially.
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Google could choose to spread the wealth and make the mobile world exponentially more interesting.
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An initial call-out to friends has ballooned into a festival that has grown exponentially.
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Judging by the hooting and clapping, the sobriety level in the room is decreasing exponentially.
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In this environment, where demand grows exponentially, good software development talent is hard to find.
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As Tesla sells more cars, the amount of data that can be collected increases exponentially.
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That's why gas taxes across the U.S. are exponentially lower than they are in Europe.
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Put simply, if you're in a scary situation, it's made exponentially scarier if you're alone.
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When you're part of a family with five stylish sisters, your outfit options multiply exponentially.
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Dow Jones's fan base has grown exponentially (with at least 1,000 new followers each week).
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Fashion has grown exponentially over, forget the past 20 years, but the past 10 years.
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"From there, the risk rises exponentially as a function of increased sugar intake," she writes.
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That's when the risk increases exponentially because the perpetrator has lost control [of the relationship].
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From there, his wallet, and his interest in the credit card points game, grew exponentially.
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While Uber may be ahead, it is also mired in exponentially more problems than Lyft.
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And once it was over 105 degrees, the risk of pavement burn got exponentially higher.
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For emerging companies, this means finding a way to be exponentially better with fewer resources.
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You must use content, data and machine learning to get to your exponentially growing audience.
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As Sriracha became increasingly popular, the amounts of both money and peppers involved grew exponentially.
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The left-hander's exponentially excessive beer consumption during the playoffs also became a huge thing.
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Take away commuting convenience and the desirability to live or work there goes down exponentially.
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For rural hospitals, the problem is exponentially increased by the lack of qualified local pharmacists.
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Heyn: Once the internet came along, its popularity and its audience did grow quite exponentially.
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I'm suggesting that educators and YouTube together can be exponentially more effective than either alone.
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Its physical footprint has expanded exponentially recently, but so has its sales—and its stock.
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Your investments become exponentially more valuable when you give them years or decades to grow.
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Section them off by outfit, by item, or by cleanliness to make traveling exponentially simpler.
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Finding locations to provide services for people who are still using is exponentially more difficult.
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Once you've committed to a plan of action, your likelihood of success is exponentially greater.
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If funding actually expires and federal agencies need to cease operations, the stakes increase exponentially.
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It's grown exponentially, setting up increasing competition over clean water for drinking, bathing and cooking.
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Did the world get exponentially more cruel and dangerous in just the last few years?
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One consequence of all this success is that the Icelandic fan base is growing exponentially.
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"Color diamonds are exponentially rarer than white stones," said Sotheby's international jewelry specialist Brett O'Connor.
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However, the current system in the aftermath of ObamaCare is exponentially worse and deteriorating rapidly.
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Production increased exponentially from 2.5 million tons in 1950 to 493 million tons by 2015.
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"Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 100 cars and Sept above 1500," Musk tweeted.
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Be smart: The media is obsessed with Facebook — but is exponentially more dependent on Google.
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From there the project grew exponentially, spreading to six cities across the US and Canada.
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Be smart: The 2018 elections matter exponentially more today than they did 24 hours ago.
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Goal pursuit directed by intrinsic motivation is not only more powerful, but exponentially more fulfilling.
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Even before the court ruling, there were risks, but now those risks are exponentially greater.
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The cost of child care has increased nearly exponentially in recent decades, far outpacing inflation.
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America's confirmed cases continue to rise exponentially, with no sign yet of a flattened curve.
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The fire has now burned over 230,000 acres of land and continues to grow exponentially.
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We have to make it ... The bigger it gets, the more valuable it gets, exponentially.
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Its executive director, Mary McColl, said that complaints had "increased exponentially" after the Weinstein case.
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First-person video games are exponentially more complex, particularly when they involve coordination between teammates.
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The number is expected to grow exponentially as more people are tested for the disease.
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Women's sports are more popular than they have ever been, and that growth continues exponentially.
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The threat from the novel coronavirus is exponentially more significant than the risk of Ebola.
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That triggered a lawsuit by medical marijuana company Revolutionary Clinics, slowing the process down exponentially.
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As stated before, he believed learning through experience was exponentially better than a in classroom.
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Without protective measures, one person on average infects 2.5 others, and cases will spread exponentially.
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Clubs are more forgiving and the golf ball goes exponentially farther the harder you swing.
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Johnson says the attention he's getting from the media in recent weeks has increased exponentially.
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The implication being -- we think -- is that women are exponentially affected by their children's fates.
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If it gets them hooked on Facebook's platform for sales, the advertising market grows exponentially.
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"The hermit appeared to have the same passions on an exponentially grander scale," he writes.
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Tehran's ability to coerce and destabilize its neighbors would grow exponentially with nuclear weapons capability.
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And when the Zumthor museum opens, it will exponentially increase the power of that magnet.
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These farcical corruption investigations are designed to scapegoat lower ranking members and have grown exponentially.
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Such investment can stoke output as well as growth while simultaneously decrease margin costs exponentially.
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In an exponentially worse scenario, Chris Brown viciously beat his then-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
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It does not matter to him that this would exponentially increase the president's legal jeopardy.
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If you're not investing, you're missing out on interest that can exponentially grow your contributions.
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That's when A Ghost Story and Affleck begin an exponentially paced cosmic quest toward self-completion.
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The bureaucracy in terms of the number of necessary documents and data required is exponentially higher.
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And recreational use of marijuana has grown exponentially year-over-year in states where it's legal.
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"Production grows exponentially, so Aug should be 2361.61 cars and Sept above 1500," Musk tweeted. bit.
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Every day, we generate a staggering amount of information, and the number continues to grow exponentially.
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That intense feeling of…you're carrying your family's burden, It just makes it feel exponentially heavy.
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This becomes exponentially more true when the voter has a personal, vested interest in the issues.
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"Mobile ordering and payment will grow exponentially," Bonnie Riggs, a restaurant analyst at NPD, told CNBC.
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The software was active from 2014 to early 2016, right as ride-sharing was growing exponentially.
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Drug overdoses were increasing exponentially well before the surge in opioid prescribing in the mid-28.4s.
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Therefore, they've changed exponentially since the first time they were snapped on a step and repeat.
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Musk also promised that once the ball was rolling on Model 3, production would increase exponentially.
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"I expect promotion of 'Cool Japan' to grow exponentially over the next four years," he added.
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Metro reports that YouPorn and Pornhub searches for Bowsette have risen exponentially from, you know, zero.
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This gets exponentially more problematic when you have several riders in one car, a la UberPool.
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It's a difficult challenge, no doubt, but the setbacks multiply exponentially for teens learning to hack.
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If you look at reports to the EEOC in the years afterward, they went up exponentially.
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It doesn't only grow in quantity—the presence of pathogenic, or disease-causing bacteria increases exponentially.
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" Because of that foundation, said Becker, the Iowa state director, "what we've built is growing exponentially.
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When it created Gmail, it gave users exponentially more free storage than had ever been offered.
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"My father's life became exponentially worse the minute he decided to run for president," Eric said.
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Since the implementation of ObamaCare, the rate of denial for payment for care has exponentially increased.
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The grain's roots run exponentially deeper than those of annual grains, and help heal the ecosystem.
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But as trade agreements get larger, and include more countries, the benefits they confer grow exponentially.
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Indeed, the number of Uber drivers on the road has increased exponentially over the last year.
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Back in Shannon's hometown in Canada, the excitement has also been growing exponentially because of CHIME.
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Giersdorf's social media accounts, including YouTube and Twitter, have grown exponentially in followers after his win.
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Social media was growing exponentially, and as a result, sentiments could be shared like never before.
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Because when you find the right pair, those "I have nothing to wear" days decrease exponentially.
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What's exponentially worse is when that poop gets spread all over your house while you're sleeping.
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And the population continues to grow exponentially, with herd sizes capable of doubling every four years.
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Now that people speak openly about cancer, funding, research and avenues of support have grown exponentially.
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As a result, these failed policies have served to perpetuate and exponentially increase suffering and displacement.
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He explained that the information shared in a single WhatsApp chat group tended to spread exponentially.
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However, as the graph below illustrates, the deficit is set to skyrocket exponentially from 28503 onwards.
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If nothing is done, thousands will die, and the Syrian refugee crisis will grow exponentially worse.
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Even as the weather has gotten exponentially warmer, my body hasn't while sleeping on this mattress.
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It's exponentially so much better to assist us in making sure we have the right person.
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Sacramento, California (CNN)America's addiction to opioid-based painkillers and heroin just got exponentially more dangerous.
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Comments and likes on Wang's Instagram — which are overwhelmingly positive — have increased exponentially since the election.
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If the foot is injured or misaligned, the efficiency of upright human movement is exponentially decreased.
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It's going to be exponentially more difficult to win in 2019 than it was in 2015.
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But we don't, and time is a resource you'll find disappears exponentially quicker as you age.
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Nor is it because we are all exponentially more woke now than we were in 2013.
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But it has grown exponentially via this formula, hitting a $1 trillion market capitalization this summer.
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Jon made Sansa an exponentially greater threat to Dany by telling her about his true parentage.
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Of course, the scope of career options available to young women has exponentially changed since then.
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Health experts are pointing to school and business closures worldwide that have curbed exponentially growing infections.
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Things are getting bad now, and without bold and urgent action, they will get exponentially worse.
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Then, on Super Tuesday, when 14 states voted, he did exponentially better than almost anyone predicted.
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The number of satellites in our skies is expected to increase exponentially over the next decade.
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Quantum computing is a type of computing that can process exponentially more information than traditional computers.
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But the O.J. Simpson case was televised live, which exponentially enlarged the presence of the judge.
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In the nearly 20 years since SARS, China's importance in the global economy has grown exponentially.
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Every month the podcast universe seems to expand exponentially, both in terms of listeners and programming.
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Every month the podcast universe seems to expand exponentially, both in terms of listeners and programming.
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Investing your money can grow your savings exponentially — without you having to do much of anything.
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By the time December rolls around, people's tolerance for cheesy movies rises exponentially — blame holiday cheer.
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Since then, the number of confirmed cases has increased exponentially, and infections have been reported worldwide.
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The odds of an asylum-seeker winning their case increase exponentially if they have an attorney.
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Eventually, it seemed, earth's finite carrying capacity would be overwhelmed by our unchecked, exponentially increasing appetites.
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The feeling about wanting to protect children, my desire to want to protect children increased exponentially.
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Owning Syria would be exponentially more challenging than our already fraught responsibility for post-Qaddafi Libya.
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But it doesn't get exponentially worse, so we have to deal with climate change right away.
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With the rise of the internet in the 1990s, the opportunities for direct marketing grew exponentially.
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During those years, commercial real estate prices rose exponentially based on the massive influx of tourists.
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His popularity has grown exponentially over the years, as people have become discontent with Museveni's government.
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Going up against two established social networks offering virtually the same product makes it exponentially harder.
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She got a Social Security number, starting building credit, and her options for education expanded exponentially.
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And Metcalfe's law, as you know, the value of a network increases exponentially with the size.
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While concern over C.T.E. has grown exponentially in recent years, especially among football players, vexing questions persist.
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But the ships of today are exponentially so much more powerful as to make the comparison laughable.
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American's Feinstein said that wait times have gotten "exponentially" worse in the first three months of 2016.
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Each patch of dough stretches horizontally under the rolling pin, separating exponentially quickly in two spatial directions.
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The dangers of drinking increase exponentially when you add other substances, especially drugs like opioids or benzodiazepines.
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As individual Chinese grew wealthier, the opportunities for tapping the Chinese consumer market appeared to grow exponentially.
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I've been here for nearly 6.5 years and this has gotten exponentially worse in the last 2.
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And, as internet dissemination speeds increase exponentially, the often-analog legislatures have to try to keep pace.
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Inside the connected car, there are 100 million lines of code, and that number is growing exponentially.
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At this point, the number of people who had access to information on the letter multiplied exponentially.
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And each season, it seems like the number of new swim brands and swim styles grows exponentially.
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And it's expected to seek exponentially more than the $15 million that Leadgate originally paid for Pluna.
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And for real estate investors in particular, risk is rising exponentially in the age of climate change.
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China became a member of the WTO in 2001 and its economy has boomed exponentially ever since.
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The ways in which men could hurt me only seemed to grow exponentially as I got older.
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And now wireless networks are on the brink of becoming exponentially faster, more pervasive and more versatile.
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As tourism began to grow exponentially in the 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt decided to expand the parks.
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That amount has increased exponentially over the last 10 years, growing by 62% to $1.5 trillion nationally.
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And that kind of thing is only going to ramp up exponentially now that I've been nominated.
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With that announcement, I realized that my options in life had increased exponentially because of her achievements.
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Being a startup in the Google-dominated search space makes the standard hostile success odds exponentially harsher.
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Some African miners are swapping their pickaxes and shovels for diggers and crushers – increasing production volumes exponentially.
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If companies can lure the right people in AI, the effect is to extend their workforces exponentially.
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It's only after four mixtapes in December 2013 that we saw that our audience was growing exponentially.
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You kind of hit a wall because your computer has to grow exponentially just to add atoms.
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The appeal of digital currencies that were out of the reach of central bankers would increase exponentially.
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"It is exponentially difficult to take care of a body that you do not love," she wrote.
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It found that Zhang's network activity increased "exponentially" in the days before he resigned, the complaint alleges.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is taking over the world, and Instagram and Snapchat are exponentially multiplying their active users.
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Both options are dangerous, and both are made exponentially worse by the rampant corruption on the border.
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And with the wave of mass migration flooding Europe's borders, this number is expected to grow exponentially.
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"I can only see M&A in the sector increasing exponentially," said Rachael Elliott at consultancy BCMS.
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A chain of pixels, satisfying physics, and a sense of the game's difficulty increasing exponentially with success.
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But the silence emanating from Jared and Ivanka was exponentially more powerful than any I'd heard before.
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Rainfall amounts increase exponentially when a storm moves at a slower speed, as Harvey has been doing.
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Along with his net worth, Mr. Zuckerberg's ego has grown exponentially and, it appears, distorted his judgment.
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The expanding collection of panels would produce ever more power, at a rate that would increase exponentially.
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The true complexity of managing the overall operations of the entire government is exponentially much more difficult.
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In theory, computational tasks could be carried out exponentially faster by quantum computers than by traditional computers.
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How are we to evaluate, and respond to, these exponentially growing claims and revelations of sexual abuse?
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Democrats need to pick up only two seats in the Senate, but they're defending exponentially more seats.
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With the interconnectedness of our world, the ability to spread ideology beyond geographical borders is growing exponentially.
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The threat of a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) grows exponentially with the range of the submarine.
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And that those at the top are growing theirs exponentially larger than those at the bottom are.
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And, with the eyes of the country focused on the results, the pressure is ratcheted up exponentially.
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" The company responded at the time that games are a "hits business" and "don't grow exponentially forever.
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Since that time, our economy has transitioned into the information age, and global competition has exponentially intensified.
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If a quantum computer can be built, it will be exponentially more powerful than even today's supercomputers.
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We know the ranks of the food-insecure will grow exponentially in the weeks and months ahead.
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Because the virus spreads exponentially, a delay of even a few days can lead to major differences.
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"The death rates just go up exponentially," he said, for people on very high doses of opioids.
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They have a built-in advantage allowing owners to transfer exponentially more to heirs free of taxes.
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Should Australia prevail in its suit against the tech giant the monetary penalty could be exponentially larger.
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Finding genetic matches and family tree data for people outside the United States is exponentially more difficult.
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"The industry has grown so exponentially that, in turn, infringement has exploded," says Imhoff, the licensing agent.
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Science and technology are advancing exponentially, yet fewer than 7 percent of American adults are scientifically literate.
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The corruption of the Obiang family and their retainers grew exponentially after oil was discovered in 1996.
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The parasites spread throughout the body and multiply exponentially, causing chills, fever, headache, nausea and intense fatigue.
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It trickles down into the cesspool of social media, which has grown exponentially since Giffords was shot.
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Such training attempts will be exponentially more effective when those trained are more curious to begin with.
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The cost of gene sequencing has fallen exponentially, driven by improvements in processing, data storage, and sensors.
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But Turkey, which has given sanctuary to 3.6 million Syrians, says the migrant problem is growing exponentially.
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Spend a little more, say, $15 to $20, and the number of distinctive, exciting bottles increases exponentially.
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"We have grown exponentially, our volume has grown," said Liz Dee, one of the company's co-presidents.
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"It's hard to do that when they're growing exponentially," said the campaign's Nevada communications director Biance Recto.
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But, not long after New Year's, Dot's experience grew exponentially worse while taking down her Christmas decorations.
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After being purchased and reorganized by clothing manufacturing mogul Julius Rosenwald, the company began to grow exponentially.
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As DDT climbed each rung of this ladder, the chemical accumulated exponentially, a process known as biomagnification.
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On top of that, the communications and intelligence capabilities enabled by space technologies multiply the threats exponentially.
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The global adoption of robotics and automation technology has been growing exponentially over the past four years.
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Extreme water levels, such as high tides and surges from strong storms, would be made exponentially worse.
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In fact, solar has grown exponentially in recent years, jumping 50 percent from 2015 to 2016 alone.
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Seema is not a paragon, but she's exponentially smarter and more ethical and more glamorous than Barry.
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Obviously, the death toll would be exponentially higher if North Korea used any of its nuclear weapons.
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"Games are a hits business and don't grow exponentially forever," he admitted in a tweet in August.
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That delivery rate will start off slowly but increase exponentially, as CEO Elon Musk has previously said.
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That's exponentially true if you've also experienced personal trauma and find following the latest developments simply too painful.
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Property tax can increase exponentially, and maintenance and energy costs can skyrocket as a result of these shows.
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Classically calculating these entangled states in even very simple molecules can become a nightmare of exponentially increasing complexity.
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One promising path is Amazon Underground, a new model that's grown exponentially since launching a few months ago.
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Nobody in baseball has ever sunk to Hamilton's depths from such heights, only to bounce back exponentially higher.
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And with a steady increase of clientele (and the upcoming holidays!), Casterline expects her sales to increase exponentially.
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I've just been spending a lot of time in Washington, and those intelligence people think it's increased exponentially.
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As the world's population grows exponentially the planet's remaining wild places and resources are coming under increasing threat.
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As that epsilon value increases, the risk that an individual user's specific data can be ascertained increases exponentially.
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It grew exponentially faster than Twitter, and became the default place for most users to share links online.
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Their public profiles and power bases grew exponentially with Trump's election and their constant vilification of the president.
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Personally, I changed exponentially over the past 10 years, transitioning from a messy teen into a messy adult.
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Tracking down a picture in Photos is exponentially easier and more intuitive than searching for it in Dropbox.
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In the Brand Index, companies can learn things like why and how brands' digital footprints are growing exponentially.
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She might even toss in a variety of colors for those sizes thereby increasing her order size exponentially.
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The pressure for awards shows has mounted exponentially every year, as Hollywood's inadequacies grow more and more apparent.
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Why is it that learning languages seems reasonably manageable, but retaining that conversational knowledge is exponentially more difficult?
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You have increased the number of bosses that you have exponentially, because every single customer has that control.
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"The reliability and capability of Autopilot will increase exponentially over the next six to twelve months," Musk predicted.
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But if this keeps up, the "DeMarcus Cousins trade rumors" Google search page will continue to grow exponentially.
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One big reason that cryptocurrencies have exponentially jumped in price is Japan's decision to start regulating bitcoin exchanges.
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Entertainment center Smartphone storage has grown exponentially in recent years; the latest iPhone models have up to 256GB.
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Meanwhile, the elephant populations seemed to increase exponentially from 1990 to 2015, from almost 3,000 to over 11,000.
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It sounds peachy, but Mason completely ignores the colossal, exponentially increasing physical infrastructure for the 'internet-of-things.
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With the release of the movie on Netflix on August 17, the fandom is about to grow exponentially.
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As seen many times before, when lots of investors buy an illiquid asset, the price can rise exponentially.
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He's grown his channel exponentially since the battle started, adding an additional five million subscribers in one month.
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The time savings, according to SpaceX's slightly tearjerking video, seem to get exponentially higher the longer you travel.
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Foursquare expands the truth set for machine learning exponentially by adding in our over 13 billion consumer confirmations.
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I have no excuse other than the fact that buying food is exponentially more fun when it's fancy.
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In 2016, can we say progress has been made exponentially in the lives of millions of African Americans?
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And those tectonic workplace realignments will only become more profound as the AI becomes inevitably — and exponentially — better.
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Alternative energy sources and green jobs are growing at exponentially higher rates than coal and fossil fuels combined.
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It means our most common letters (E, A) are used exponentially more often than our least common letters.
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If hackers were indeed able to access those accounts, it would make an already massive hack exponentially worse.
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The challenge is that the capabilities and sophistication of state-sponsored and non-state hackers are increasing exponentially.
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Sustaining and manipulating this exponentially growing number of simultaneous possibilities are what makes quantum computers so theoretically powerful.
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Wieser says it will be less of a tipping point and more of an exponentially growing slow build.
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The amount of such fragments has expanded exponentially since the dawn of space exploration in the early 1960s.
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While in the program, participants learn the skills and competencies that employers need, increasing their job prospects exponentially.
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Weakening these protections will lead to exponentially problematic results, compounding an already constrained military recruiting and retention environment.
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The level of anger, frustration and I-can't-believe-he's-doing-this-ness has grown exponentially since then.
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Along the way, his own personal wealth has grown exponentially, and is estimated by Forbes at $20143 billion.
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"If a person introduces you, [the contact] is exponentially more likely to get back to you," he says.
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Instead, it describes the pace of change in a manufacturing process that has made computers exponentially more affordable.
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It also creates an exponentially high potential for doubling up on office visits, laboratory tests and prescription drugs.
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And the risk of complications from abortion—although exceedingly small at any point—increases exponentially with gestational age.
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That said, the exposure Getaway received on Shark Tank has helped them grow exponentially within their current markets.
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After the attacks, the CTC would grow exponentially, becoming a dominant power center within the Directorate of Operations.
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This explosion creates exponentially more "best practices" for us to build upon if we want to be great.
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If the commission had looked at all 50 states, "the number would have been exponentially higher," Kobach said.
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NATE CHINEN Often, there's a harshness to viral phenomena — they arrive unexpectedly, mutate quickly, spread exponentially, suffocate quickly.
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The alchemy of fine hazelnut pancakes and chocolate cream intensifies flavors exponentially as you build up and up.
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Moreover, the contest becomes exponentially more unequal as the number of qubits in the quantum machine goes up.
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It feels exponentially better when it takes place after a day you conquer like a boss (insert wink).
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California had grown exponentially to 1.2 million people and New York had a little more than 6 million.
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John Lithgow delivers an excellent, if incongruously nuanced performance that seems copy/pasted from an exponentially better film.
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A generative network of nodes starts to grow exponentially, ultimately flowering into an ashcolored bushel of weightless tentacles.
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Because cells grow exponentially in culture, any cells of dubious provenance can easily take over the whole dish.
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With that much funding, it's time to a way to make the company grow exponentially, not just linearly.
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Only a handful of people materialized at first, but as the day wore on the crowd grew exponentially.
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"We need a quantum leap in affordability, speed, and quality to reach homeless families exponentially faster," she said.
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The amount seized by the Afghan authorities is increasing exponentially, says the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime.
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The rate at which memes were created increased exponentially with the advent of the internet and social media.
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They understood that semiautomatic guns, which reload themselves each time fired, increase exponentially the lethality of a firearm.
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But there's no question the computing power inside cars is growing exponentially to support autonomous driving and connectivity.
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Any full inventory of the 2018 contests includes losers exponentially more enticing than the dullards who trounced them.
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Compliance costs, and potentially double taxation, would increase exponentially if the U.S. fails to deter this from happening.
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Wuhan's curve was climbing exponentially, and other countries, such as Italy, were seeing soaring infection rates as well.
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"Depending on how long this crisis continues, the extent of impact will start getting exponentially worse," Gaurav said.
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The scope and severity of online child pornography has grown exponentially along with the rise of social networks.
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It ignores the fact that living costs have increased exponentially, and income increases simply have not kept up.
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Head trauma experts say the brain is exponentially more susceptible to a severe concussion after an initial blow.
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Head trauma experts say the brain is exponentially more susceptible to a severe concussion after an initial blow.
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It has increased exponentially since the 1980s, according to a new Pew Research Center report on the topic.
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During the industrial era our population and prosperity increased exponentially, but so did our consumption of natural resources.
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What people can do in conjunction with other people is exponentially worse than what they can do alone.
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But as the death count rises exponentially in the US, Bendix said, such a lockdown may become necessary.
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WeWork, the unicorn-status start-up that helped launch the current co-working movement, has been growing exponentially.
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If you thought anybody who's anybody was at the Globes, the parties afterward were exponentially even more so.
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At the city maps, the zombiemeisters have realized their units multiply exponentially, but most local police have not.
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And using social media — most exclusively Twitter — to get that loaded kind of messaging out amplifies it exponentially.
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That means those books are exponentially less likely to ever make their way to you, the reader. 3.
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Pigs, cupcakes, lipsticks: As a general rule, everything that's already cute becomes exponentially more so when in miniature form.
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He lived in an era when record-keeping was expanding exponentially, partly because of his own mania for documentation.
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""Inflation is a stage of exponentially fast expansion of the universe, which makes the universe very large and uniform.
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While the price of an EpiPen has risen exponentially, the components of an EpiPen have remained basically the same.
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Blowing it all up with a hypothetical nuclear bomb and watching things unfold for 000 hours takes exponentially more.
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Photo: APIn the last few months, North Korea's ability to launch a warhead beyond its backyard has improved exponentially.
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His pre-event hair and makeup routine, for example, is made exponentially more enjoyable by adding a DIY component.
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With Brexit the headache would be exponentially bigger because most EU banks' debt is currently issued under British law.
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By stringing qubits together, companies like D-Wave hope to create computers that are exponentially faster than today's machines.
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EV sales are still a fraction of total automotive sales but the fraction is increasingly exponentially all the time.
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During couture week in Paris, you might have noticed her range of style, which seemed to grow exponentially overnight.
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"I've spent five years on stage, looking at exponentially queerer and queerer and more open young people," he explains.
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"What is daunting for me is the looming prospect of ongoing litigation, which could be exponentially expensive," she said.
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Although crowdsourcing isn't a new concept, the help of the internet has helped the crowds themselves grow exponentially larger.
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Olsavsky told investors on the call that Amazon's Prime service has grown exponentially since the company first launched it.
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I'm not sure, but I have learned that exponentially more women than men have an interest in Taylor Swift.
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The arrival of the conflict grew this black-market economy exponentially, making it more lucrative and more deeply ingrained.
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But as the hashtag's use grew exponentially, the understanding of how it's meant to be used has become blurry.
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If a given problem is exponentially hard, so, too, will be figuring out how to complete that game level.
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Copenhagen Fashion Week, once a small affair with little international impact, has grown exponentially over the past few seasons.
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One certainty, though, is this: With every additional drug you take, you increase the risk to your health exponentially.
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But while it's undeniably dangerous to be inside an SUV, it's exponentially more deadly to be outside of one.
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Truthfully, any color — be it red, blonde, brown, or jet-black — will look exponentially better on healthy, nourished hair.
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Will an Uber-owned bike-share company lend some legitimacy to an exponentially growing business, or bring more skepticism?
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Ever since FACTA was enacted, the number of expats has jumped exponentially and 2017 looks to mirror that trend.
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If there's any water that's gotten into the vault or the basket, the decomposition is going to exponentially increase.
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Both phones are faster and provide exponentially better color than the competition, or even iPhones that came before them.
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"The big tech companies must not be allowed to expand exponentially, without constraint or proper regulatory oversight," it adds.
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He was a soft-spoken nonconformist, a rebel with a 10x cause: to make the internet exponentially more relevant.
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Beyond that threshold, climate scientists warn the impacts of global warming grow less predictable and perhaps exponentially more devastating.
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But officials say the number of young addicts in the area has increased exponentially over the past five years.
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Some reports state Palestinian birthrate exponentially outpaces that of the Israeli birth rates, potentially jeopardizing the Jewish state's identity.
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Security for Ariana Grande's Manchester concert Sunday will be exponentially ramped up ... and organizers want fans to be prepared.
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The likely candidates are chemicals called hydrofluoroolefins, with demand now expected to grow exponentially over the next few years.
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For a classical computer, the task becomes exponentially harder as the number of bits in the string gets larger.
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A partnership that has seen bilateral trade grow exponentially from $200 million in 1992 to $4.16 billion last year.
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As the user base grows way beyond friends and the developer community, Rochko is excited that it's growing exponentially.
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Despite our superior ability to predict these events, the stakes are exponentially higher in a modern, hyper-connected world.
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I did not laugh once through its 113 minutes, and found myself exponentially more bummed-out with each scene.
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Since 2010, the 21625B program has grown exponentially, without solid evidence that poor, underserved, and uninsured patients are benefiting.
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Soon these smaller satellites could form mega constellations of hundreds (or more) of individual units, increasing their capabilities exponentially.
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In urban settings, the contacts are exponentially higher, but in the deep forest, they are much harder to find.
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His problems expand exponentially if Democrats take control of the House after November, giving them subpoena power in 2019.
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Flirting is clearly a challenge for many humans to pull off, making it exponentially more difficult for a robot.
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When he was killed, his influence was growing exponentially, still short of — but close to — reaching his political pinnacle.
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My anxiety increased exponentially until January 8, when I found a letter in my mailbox from Simone de Beauvoir.
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If Maine voters approve a citizens' initiative in November, marijuana will be legalized, and competition will probably increase exponentially.
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While the outbreak might then be declared a PHEIC, the resources needed to contain it will have exponentially multiplied.
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If the latter criteria meets our threshold of deploying forces, then the menu of possible staging areas expands exponentially.
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That employment growth has increased exponentially since 1973, when Britain became part of what is now the European Union.
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"Mark is a dreamer and gets uncomfortable, but to his credit, introspection made him grow exponentially," Dr. Boone said.
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If you use your time wisely by investing early, the potential compound interest can make your money grow exponentially.
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Given these conditions, with investment growing exponentially and no real centralized bodies to dictate the terms, classifications vary wildly.
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Experts and forest officials in Uttarakhand say that whenever drought settles in, the number of forest fires rises exponentially.
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Impact investing — also known as sustainable, responsible investing — is growing exponentially worldwide as more funds focus on this niche.
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Data traffic across fixed network is exponentially higher than on mobile, while usage across both technologies is growing strongly.
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The report had, in fact, made clear that the harms caused by climate change will increase exponentially without action.
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"Since Stories was released, its [usage] has exponentially increased on every [brand and influencer] campaign we do," Detert said.
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The body positivity movement has grown exponentially in the past few years, but it doesn't always include mens' concerns.
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Suddenly I could do exponentially more damage to my adversaries, plus the enhanced guns are very fun to shoot.
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That becomes exponentially harder with the 2020 scrum, with its 20-plus candidates all vying for attention and money.
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What appears to be a certainty, however, is that the use of ad blockers is expected to grow exponentially.
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This interest in documenting Tupac isn't new; arguably, whatever fame Tupac found in life grew exponentially after his death.
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The plausible range of number of selectors is exponentially greater than the incredibly large number we already know about.
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Instead, local officials across the country were left to work blindly as the crisis grew undetected and exponentially. Gov.
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While the complexity of our machines increases exponentially, the development of new, reliable security schemes has not kept pace.
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Publishers argue that their editions are exponentially easier to read than the editions the government puts out for free.
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Eliminating any illness would exponentially increase our population, and throw off the balance of the human-to-resource ratio.
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If you have six MacGuffins and every time you go back it changes something, you've got Biff's casino, exponentially.
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The advent of social media was a godsend to our adversaries, exponentially expanding their reach via automated messaging (bots).
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Interest in the event grew exponentially, she said, as volunteers, many of them outraged mothers, jumped in to help.
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Only the most seasoned, qualified member of a cabinet whose average talent level is raised exponentially by his presence.
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Although fewer than 200,000 Americans have contracted the virus thus far, the infection rate is expected to grow exponentially.
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Instead, the virus has exponentially spread, and scientists say it is going to get worse before it gets better.
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The disaster of a Clinton presidency, he argues, would have been exponentially worse than any of Mr. Trump's flaws.
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We must discover how to seal the wounds rather than just inflict them, or our problems will grow exponentially.
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North Korea and its nuclear program, long a complex challenge with no surefire solution, thus is becoming exponentially worse.
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Ben Gutteridge, head of fund research at Brewin Dolphin, told CNBC that a deal would boost the market exponentially.
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The decision exponentially increased the amount of money in our politics and emboldened foreign actors to corrupt our elections.
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The Iran nuclear deal, painstakingly negotiated by the major powers, could unravel, making the Middle East exponentially more dangerous.
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That doesn't seem a huge difference, but it adds up over time as online dating becomes exponentially more popular.
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In the range of $20143 to $20, however, the level of interest and excitement rises exponentially over $10 wines.
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She said marketers are using a number of services from a list of vendors that seem to grow exponentially.
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"V Sge is exponentially gaining luminosity with a doubling time scale of 89 years," said Juhan Frank, LSU astronomer.
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Good food or bad food, the Hong Kong democracy movement feeds on solidarity, and solidarity, it seems, grows exponentially.
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Once Pebble received its new investor, First Quantum Minerals, it exponentially ratcheted up its lobbying expenditures from recent years.
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Under the AKP, which came to power in 2002, the number of "Imam Hatip" religious schools has grown exponentially.
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And the prospects for further corruption and abuse of power, in this administration or another, will be exponentially increased.
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Most major teams employ a team of analysts; in an increasing number of cases, their influence is growing exponentially.
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"All of the fundamentals of the value of the network are rising — and they&aposre rising exponentially," he said.
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Over the last decade, these advances in the speed of connectivity and the elimination of complexity have grown exponentially.
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They don't increase exponentially over the course of weeks, as the cases of Covid-19 are doing right now.
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I might argue it is the best flop I've ever seen, and exponentially more graceful than the usual contenders.
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Today there are about 2 million industrial robots being used around the world, and that number is growing exponentially.
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"Breaking up Facebook would make it exponentially harder for us at Instagram to address problems on our platform," Mosseri wrote.
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But when you've been tense and arguing over the same issue for a long time, compromise becomes exponentially more difficult.
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But it gets exponentially more dangerous when you stack six rafts atop each other and attempt to shoot the rapids.
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These are astronomical sums by local standards, exponentially greater than the GDP per capita of the most poaching-affected countries.
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The Lyapunov time represents how long it takes for two almost-identical states of a chaotic system to exponentially diverge.
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"When you initially meet Jack and Rebecca in the pilot, their life is about to change exponentially," explains Moore, 32.
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But like Constance said, it gets criticized exponentially harder than other pieces of pop culture because teenage girls like it.
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First with horses and plows, and eventually with burly combines—technologies that have made farming exponentially cheaper and more productive.
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IOTA said more than 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are generated daily and are increasing exponentially on a monthly basis.
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He has also grown his channel exponentially since the battle started, adding an additional five million subscribers in one month.
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This experience, which has been referred to as "popcorn brain," is not within our control, and it's speeding up exponentially.
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"By late Saturday night when nobody could reach them, the chances of them being involved went up exponentially," he adds.
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Long Island City is already becoming a hot spot for New York City, and Amazon will speed that change exponentially.
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"Contrary views need to work exponentially harder to overcome the message of fear," said Joseph Anthony, CEO of Hero Group.
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Net Net examines how top companies are promoting and managing innovation, leveraging rapid change, and using technology to grow exponentially.
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"The data grows exponentially, so there's the hope that we might be able to find out who this person was."
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That's in part because the detectives working gun assaults have caseloads exponentially higher than their counterparts on the homicide squad.
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Especially since the pre-episode tease during "Week 3" is fully built around exponentially increasing animosity between David and Jordan.
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Many of us never pause to consider what that means, but data is growing exponentially — with no end in sight.
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Parkour Egypt, a group that comprises men and women, has grown exponentially after starting off with a handful of players.
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He began captioning the photos with quotes and stories from the people he photographed, and his following has grown exponentially.
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The tiny house trend has been growing exponentially, as technology allows people to trick out small spaces with big amenities.
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"The acquisition is expected to result in the growth of revenue contributions from Media Prime's digital platform exponentially," he added.
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As bitcoin demand has grown exponentially, the fund's shares outstanding have remained around 1.7 million since its inception in 2015.
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Musk said installations would start slow and then ramp up "exponentially" as the installation process is simplified and production increases.
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Drug overdoses have risen exponentially in the U.S. for decades, even as prescriptions for opioids like OxyContin have dropped off.
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Furthermore, the smartgrid would enable the city to deliver energy more efficiently, since it had much exponentially more data points.
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The price of bitcoin has grown exponentially over the last year: a single coin traded for under $1,000 in January.
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"I feel like my feelings for Jason grew exponentially today," she says before giving him the one-on-one rose.
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"The information we can collect on wildlife populations has developed exponentially from the poop techniques developed in zoos," she said.
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Four out of five Australian executives agree that technology development is no longer a linear process, but is happening exponentially.
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Chrissy Teigen has exponentially increased the joy in all our lives with her Snapchats and Instagram posts of baby Luna.
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But expenditures increased exponentially with the advent of television, buttressed by Supreme Court decisions that equated money with free speech.
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The number of internet users worldwide has grown exponentially and now represents about 40% of the global population (see chart).
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Determining a cost effective way to bring back exponentially more material will be a challenge for the asteroid mining industry.
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See, I think this episode benefited exponentially by not showing us the result of the Nightblood trial at the end.
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It is his character, discipline and courage that make him so remarkable, and in turn exponentially apt for the court.
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Curt Schilling actually received marginally more support than Bonds and Clemens yet he is an exponentially larger asshole than both.
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The President's commitment has grown exponentially since the December 17 announcement through a continuous relaxation of regulations in this sector.
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The speed of progress in this arena is exponentially increasing, and A.I. can enable us to solve our greatest challenges.
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The researchers proved that a quantum setup could accomplish the task by transmitting exponentially less information than a classical system.
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Besides, whatever the answer is, drill's exponentially growing audience of hooked, smartphone-wielding teenagers and young adults aren't going anywhere.
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Never mind that she's been around for a century, is exponentially stronger than him, and has saved the world before.
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Jupiter, the planet of philosophy, entered its home sign of Sagittarius, and your bookshelf and list of contacts grew exponentially!
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The fact is that there are too many users and too much content to regulate, and activity is growing exponentially.
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But this support will be from the "traditional Latino" voters, and as I mentioned, the Latino community is growing exponentially.
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Be guided by your budget, but know that the odds of finding interesting wines improve exponentially at $15 to $25.
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Deportation almost always creates hardships in people's lives, but it is exponentially worse for people who grew up as Americans.
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The job has grown exponentially larger in recent years as the White House has become increasingly wired and data driven.
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Panicked buying, triggered by fear of missing out, causes stock prices to rise exponentially as investors put money to work.
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Prosecuting asylum seekers for illegal entry has exponentially increased family separation, although separating children from their parents is not new.
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But over the past few months, the advocacy for action on the oil and gas methane problem has increased exponentially.
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The team at Level-5 has apparently grown exponentially throughout this project as the ideas in the game were growing.
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So there's a lot of traffic that's running through our systems, and the busier the systems get, that increases exponentially.
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Quantum computers have special properties that allow them to solve problems exponentially faster than even the most powerful computers today.
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As the government undertook greater responsibilities in the 20th century, the thicket of federal policies and government agencies grew exponentially.
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The number of ransomware campaigns has grown exponentially in recent years, with cyber criminals extorting hundreds of millions from victims.
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The number of ransomware campaigns has grown exponentially in recent years, with cyber criminals extorting hundreds of millions from victims.
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Netflix's library of original content has grown exponentially since it released its first big show, "House of Cards," in 2013.
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The old centralized model is changing, with batteries, solar and other distributed sources of energy generation and storage growing exponentially.
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But those efforts need to expand exponentially, and they need to be well-coordinated and funded on a national scale.
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The number of ransomware campaigns has grown exponentially in recent years, with cyber criminals extorting hundreds of millions from victims.
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However, its stock has risen exponentially in the years following the takeover and its subsequent success in the Premier League.
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First, the volume of private data, about every aspect of our lives, is growing exponentially but is often poorly protected.
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And it's too bad, because the show gets exponentially better once it starts telling different — and often surprisingly emotional — stories.
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We've exponentially grown since then and we have a system where we show the data on the web as well.
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As many bee species inch closer to extinction, measures to preserve and rebuild their populations are becoming exponentially more vital.
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The penis jumps out of her phone and begins to exponentially grow, crushing the woman's wheat thins in the process.
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In this era of exponentially advancing technologies, the only protections that really matter are speed to market and technological obsolescence.
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"Serving landlords throughout London from a single hub is operationally complex, increasing exponentially as property numbers increase," says the startup.
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Yet, these exponentially growing house parties are fast becoming an even more central part of the fabric of Manchester's nightlife.
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Izzy True Since its inception, Ithaca Underground (IU) has grown exponentially and in ways even its early participants didn't expect.
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Not to mention, the whole getting dressed in the morning process becomes exponentially easier with a one-and-done piece.
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Under the socialist government of Salvador Allende, Chile's industrial sector grew exponentially, an effort that was subsequently squashed by Pinochet.
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Like a rubber band being pulled taut, the force exerted on the truck increases exponentially the further the truck travels.
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The critics saw our pointless, difficult, obsessive pastime becoming exponentially more popular, and beloved home breaks ruined by terminal overcrowding.
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As the demand for mobile expands exponentially, so must the bandwidth and network capacity on which these connected devices depend.
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Once people know someone who can personally attest to the benefits, I fundamentally believe the adoption curve will bend exponentially.
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"Fact is our industry is exponentially more resilient today than it's been in the past," said American CEO Doug Parker.
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Instead, local officials across the country were left to work in the dark as the crisis grew undetected and exponentially.
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When something increases exponentially, it doubles or triples at each step, so that something that looks moderate suddenly becomes extreme.
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Broiler chickens—the breed of chicken most widely used for meat—have been growing exponentially over the past 60 years.
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While it is not yet considered an immediate concern, as hackers develop more sophisticated methods, the exposure could grow exponentially.
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It has a statutory target to meet; losing nuclear plants would making hitting it exponentially more difficult, if not impossible.
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And, as I witnessed the kind of a citizen of the world he was, my admiration for him grew exponentially.
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The number of cases rose exponentially in March as many residents returned from abroad and tested positive for COVID-503.
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Passive white supremacy, he said, is more deadly than open white supremacy because these feelings can increase exponentially when sparked.
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As anyone who has ever worked in government can tell you, what politicians say in private is usually exponentially worse.
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Building your tent into a house will give you exponentially more storage space to put furniture, clothing, and other goodies.
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In the US, deaths from coronavirus are increasing exponentially as testing capacity and social-distancing measures lag behind other countries.
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The same applies to clothes made for women and haircuts for women, which are exponentially more expensive than for men.
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"I think our understanding of production is improving dramatically, exponentially in fact," he said on a conference call with analysts.
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Solar is growing exponentially, is what I don't think people realize that every two years the installation rates are doubling.
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As migration rates increase exponentially, the government must respond by … decriminalizing illegal entry and extending public benefits to undocumented immigrants.
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Microsoft is one of many companies trying to build quantum computers capable of processing exponentially more information than traditional computers.
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"The big tech companies must not be allowed to expand exponentially, without constraint or proper regulatory oversight," the report stated.
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I have ideas about history, more than I have about privacy, and it is here that my confusion deepens exponentially.
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When you don't know what you're dealing with, the risks grow exponentially, both to first responders and the surrounding community.
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Long a distant poor cousin to the LME's flagship contract, the CME copper contract has grown exponentially in recent years.
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"There is incredible stress on the affordability of housing that would have gotten exponentially worse with that project," he said.
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John also found that millionaires develop multiple streams of income, enabling them to grow their net worth exponentially, he said.
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"The threat of war worldwide goes down exponentially with John Bolton out of the White House," Mr. Paul told reporters.
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U.S. shale producers were not part of that deal and shale oil supply grew exponentially as OPEC producers curbed output.
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The three-year mapping effort showed plastic pollution in the world's oceans is "increasing exponentially" since measurements began in 1970.
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"If we do not close the immigration loopholes that currently exist, this population will continue to grow exponentially," Padilla said.
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This opportunity to continue the Wu-Saga in a 10-episode series will exponentially increase our inspirational style of entertainment.
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This means exponentially more transistors on the same CPU die space, leading to even more power and longer battery life.
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And each of them has deputy secretaries, assistance secretaries, chiefs of staff, deputy chiefs of staff -- the list expands exponentially.
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Solar has grown exponentially but from a very small base, with sharply declining costs, but has had less widespread impact.
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As college costs rise and incomes fail to keep pace, the problem of student loan debt has become exponentially worse.
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"The big tech companies must not be allowed to expand exponentially, without constraint or proper regulatory oversight," the report said.
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The idea of entropy, the principle whereby ordered systems become exponentially more chaotic, was a key tenet of Smithson's work.
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As a result, perks such as reward flights and free upgrades accrue exponentially quicker for those who spend more money.
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As another example, the practical running time of computer algorithms that slave away unseen for us (minimizing travel time, distance, cost, etc.) needs to grow far less than exponentially even if they are working on problems with an exponentially increasing number of possible solutions (for example, ever-growing possible combinations of routes and fares).
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Such technical advances, relying upon fast-emerging new computer algorithms, exponentially increase commanders' ability to both see threats and attack enemies.
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No question, the workout space is getting exponentially larger — in studios, online and in business — and technology is leading the class.
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Between 2004 and 2014 the US military threw $7.6 billion towards eradicating Afghan heroin production only to see it increase exponentially.
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In this way of thinking, for an individual, having more mutations is not just additively worse, but closer to exponentially worse.
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Companies are eager to build on this progress; mentions of AI on corporate earnings calls have grown more or less exponentially.
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If Arya wasn't already considered one of the greatest rising warriors of Westeros, her lethal capabilities are about to grow exponentially.
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Ashcroft, who has claimed voter fraud is an exponentially greater threat than hacking, discussed the flaws he sees in our elections.
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Sharing Stories may seem like a small change, but it's one that has the potential to expand a Story's reach exponentially.
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And when women are overlooked at even the nominee level, it's another setback they have to work exponentially harder to overcome.
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While five news outlets are already on board, the strength of an investigation grows exponentially with the number of newsrooms involved.
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It would be exponentially bigger than the biggest fine issued by the FTC to date — $22.5 million, against Google in 2012.
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Brown's beauty empire has expanded exponentially since the days of her mailing out her first lipsticks in manila envelopes in 1990.
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"Since the invention of computers, new technologies have made programming languages exponentially higher level," Gigster co-founder Roger Dickey tells me.
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Having said that, the reward for getting it right is exponentially more valuable than creating a brand in any other market.
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The advent of so much great content for and by people of color means the costume option pool has exponentially grown.
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As the participants age and the data set gets bigger, its scientists expect that the amount of work will expand exponentially.
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We can assume that Vibranium makes these trains exponentially more efficient than BART, which is plagued by financial and performance problems.
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Nerd networks have grown exponentially larger and more connected, giving millions of people instant (and often cursory) access to fellow obsessives.
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Keep scaling those numbers, and you quickly end up with a device that can process data exponentially faster than today's computers.
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China and India were growing exponentially, while rising commodity prices kept Brazil and Russia in good pace to meet O'Neill's predictions.
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The report's criticisms of Facebook reveal how social media has been exploited to spread hate speech, making the problem exponentially worse.
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Today, although we have exponentially larger networks thanks to social media, deep, in-person relationships still provide the greatest networking benefit.
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This enables predictive text to grow exponentially based on how millions of people are using their devices and become truly predictive.
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Yet as the internet has become more mobile and wireless, the amount of data traveling across undersea cables has increased exponentially.
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"Over the next couple weeks, automatic-breeders will pump out exponentially more kittens until eventually the demand is satisfied," Henderson added.
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The CEO touted the company's scalability as their stock keeping units (SKUs), or components of their inventory, exponentially grow in number.
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This must be exponentially worse when you're talking about a game a group of people have been working on for years.
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In addition, we pay exponentially more in our own money for private insurance than in any other country in the world.
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At that stage, problems with the algorithm become exponentially harder to notice, as content is unlikely to be flagged or reported.
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Women are less visible in films, and those that are present are exponentially more likely to be featured in sexualised terms.
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If you're already coupled during the year that Jupiter is in your partnerships sector, your feelings for them will grow exponentially!
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Imagine how difficult it will become distinguish the real from the virtual as graphics and rendering power continues to multiply exponentially.
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Opioids, alcohol, and benzodiazepines are exponentially riskier when taken together because their effects in slowing breathing are synergistic, not simply cumulative.
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Our understanding of the genetic landscape has increased exponentially over the last decade, leading to a promising new field: precision medicine.
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In June 2018, in an interview with Westchester Magazine, he said his father's life had gotten "exponentially worse" since becoming president.
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However, in today's housing market where both renters and homeowners are paying exponentially more for housing, starter homes are becoming obsolete.
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Not only has the volume of investigations grown exponentially, so has the complexity of the transactions and the technologies of interest.
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This time, however, it was made exponentially worse by the fact that S&P blamed "political dysfunction" as the chief culprit.
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Moore's theory suggested that as computers and devices get smaller over time, their processors would get smaller and exponentially more efficient.
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Now fashion is a giant global concern, and the financial outlay required to build these kinds of groups is exponentially greater.
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The swing voters who ultimately decide these contests in November aren't likely to vote for exponentially higher taxes and bigger bureaucracies.
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In 2012, Twitter shrank the political news cycle to minutes if not seconds, exponentially adding to the churn of campaign news.
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Today's Russia is weaker than the former Soviet Union, but China is exponentially more powerful than it was during theearlier period.
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The specter of those attacks has lingered over this event from the beginning, as security around the country was increased exponentially.
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If you don't, or you simply make the minimum payment, the remaining balance will begin to accrue interest and grow exponentially.
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With the growth of the Internet of Things, cyber intrusions have exponentially more potential to wreak havoc in the physical world.
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Today's supercomputers are made up of thousands of connected processors, and their speed has grown exponentially over the past few decades.
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The global advertising market is expected to expand exponentially in the next decade and reach $1,036.9 million by the year 2028.
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The Kennedy replacement will be exponentially larger, since Trump has the opportunity to replace a swing vote with a solid constitutionalist.
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"Moore's Law," first laid out in 85033, correctly predicted that computer chips would exponentially increase their capability while decreasing in cost.
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The process, which would be confidential and require identity verification, could exponentially increase an individual's likelihood of surviving a suicide attempt.
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But the concept has gone mainstream only in the past 29 years, growing exponentially in popularity and commercialism over that time.
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Of course, competition among investors has also increased exponentially, even if the number and quality of entrepreneurs has arguably kept up.
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Products at the intersection of fashion and tech have increased exponentially since then, creating a new category of previously nonexistent jobs.
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The typical shallow earthquake creates a series of aftershocks that diminish exponentially, with each successive day bringing half as many tremors.
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Location: San Francisco Employees: Undisclosed Metrics: Mirra's first product is a weekly skincare newsletter that has grown exponentially without ad spend.
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This is more a case of real estate becoming more and more valuable because the population of humans is growing exponentially.
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They're also exponentially safer than cars used to be, which makes insurance premiums far less than they were 303 years ago.
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Six years later, bitcoin's value is up exponentially, and But one thing that hasn't changed is Finman's enthusiasm for the cryptocurrency.
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Many left for the cities, which expanded exponentially, their populations dependent on charcoal produced by cutting down trees in the countryside.
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Yet both of these improbabilities are exponentially more likely than winning the whole bonanza in either of this weekend's lottery drawings.
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Mr. Schneiderman raised the profile of the office exponentially by mounting a series of challenges to the policies of Mr. Trump.
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Drawing on the seemingly magical properties of quantum physics, such a machine would be exponentially more powerful than computers of today.
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And exponentially so: Since the 1940s, when plastic production began to take off, microplastic deposition rates have doubled every 15 years.
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The fact is that, in the last two decades, the cost of living has increased exponentially, while average income has decreased.
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Since 2200, when the case was decided, independent expenditures and other forms of outside spending have grown exponentially, according to OpenSecrets.
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Messing with the stuff people are already getting has tended to be exponentially more controversial, though, because it's more actively harmful.
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You could also consider investing more now while shares are "on sale" — your investment may grow exponentially in value over time.
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When a power plant in Japan tried to solve its jellyfish problem with a grinder, they only exponentially increased their problem.
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"We've seen demand for the drug increase exponentially," said Gus Bassani, chief scientific officer of the PCCA compounding pharmacy industry group.
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This task gets much more difficult as the number of objects increases, since there are exponentially more possible interactions between objects.
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They include the emergence of new and worsening hot spots, relatively lax quarantine initiatives, and exponentially increasing death and infection rates.
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Among sensitive types, this can be enough to trigger flare-ups and as Holey witnessed, "an exponentially rising rate" of reactions.
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"The number of industries and ventures along Sepetiba Bay has been growing exponentially in recent years," said Dr. Alonso, the biologist.
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Back then — the 1970s — gay stereotypes went unchallenged, gay jokes drew hearty laughter and exponentially more Americans were closeted than out.
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For example, in 2019, the U.S. spent $693 billion on the military and has been increasing spending exponentially over the years.
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" She said that if the Iraqi security forces start using heavy artillery, "there is no doubt civilian casualties will increase exponentially.
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Cybersecurity experts shared straightforward tips with Business Insider that can make it exponentially harder for hackers to break into your account.
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The omission stands in stark contrast to online habits in the Asia-Pacific region, where mobile ad adoption is exponentially higher.
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But the spate of recent incidents, all within a short period of time, had "exponentially heightened" fears on campus, she said.
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Taking into account that a rat mother produces on average four to five offspring in each litter, the numbers rise exponentially.
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And the importance of Congress' role increases exponentially when a president exploits the vast authorities of the office for personal gain.
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" Buffett tells Forbes that you can exponentially increase your potential "by simply being able to communicate better" and "enhancing your talents.
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He called this the "digital deluge," where our 200,000-year-old brains are overwhelmed by and outsourced to exponentially improving technologies.
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We were confused at why this cookie is exponentially better when it comes to flavor than the single-stuf Golden Oreo.
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"Solar is growing exponentially is what I don't think people realize," O'Neil told CNBC at the sidelines of the Singapore Summit.
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In the past decade, the number of speech pathologists and voice clinicians learning to work with transgender clients has grown exponentially.
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In other words, all of the problems with health care in America exist in the dental system, but exponentially more so.
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Those who are repeatedly exposed to traumatic events such as violence and death have an exponentially greater risk for developing PTSD.
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In that case, Ellis gave a man who avoided paying exponentially more in taxes than Manafort only seven months in prison.
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The challenge gets exponentially harder when you're trying to get entire cities to change their behavior to benefit other, nearby cities.
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But by working hard, no matter the role, following my instincts, and being patient, my salary has rapidly and exponentially increased.
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She's up to 55 stores now and expects to exponentially grow her distribution to Whole Foods stores nationwide by next year.
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Listening to a 30-minute presentation about how my body was decaying exponentially every day, week, and month was anxiety-inducing.
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That's because the magic is stuck in labs, where the computing is exponentially more powerful and the gigabit wireless networks plentiful.
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One can understand why the president is so oblivious to the results of his actions in exponentially increasing the federal debt.
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Now, with the advent of modern technology and exponentially larger revenue and payrolls, the pressure to cheat is stronger than ever.
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This is especially true for the last couple of years, as interest in the brand seems to have shot up exponentially.
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But the yearly gathering of media, chefs and moneyed food obsessives has helped to boost the profile of Margaret River exponentially.
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Ironman grew, exponentially and steadily, into the world's most iconic test of endurance and one of the globe's premier sports brands.
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People tend to dress a lot alike more — an idea gets commodified so exponentially because there's so much access to information.
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"The use and creation of dockerized content has grown exponentially in the last couple of years," the company notes in today's announcement.
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What we have instead is intelligence amplification (IA), a field with exponentially more potential to change the world in the immediate future.
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The inference is that the amount of money available for investment in the copper market has increased exponentially over the same period.
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With Brexit the headache would be exponentially bigger because a large part of EU banks' debt is currently issued under British law.
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You see, Pius realizes that the fact he has kept himself so hidden from the world means his legend keeps growing exponentially.
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"It's exponentially worse when the children are taken away," Kuck said, adding that the real solution is congressional action to fix immigration.
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It is growing exponentially, too: revenue, at just over $400 million in 2016, was nearly seven times as big as in 2015.
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Since 1979, the study found, the overdose death rate has been exponentially climbing, even as the deadly drugs of choice have changed.
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This means that exponentially increasing economic growth is simply not going to be possible if it requires increasing energy and material inputs.
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The caravan has grown exponentially since it left Honduras more than one week ago, from around 200 people to more than 7,200.
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The violence is random, and escalates exponentially so that you go from fist fight to cold blooded murder before you can blink.
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"The business has started growing exponentially and In under 2 years the team has grown from 1 person to 17," said Larin.
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It might seem paradoxical that, though the amount of available information continues to increase exponentially, most people remain ignorant about most things.
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She offers good examples of how she leverages the relationship that can be created between social media platforms to exponentially increase results.
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A mouse on the iPad makes it exponentially more useful for fine-grained things, like selecting text, which was really annoying before.
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Your number of possible relatives to match increases exponentially with each degree of relation, creating a net of relatives around your genome.
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So we face a dichotomy as the historical improvements of Moore's Law slow, while new compute-intensive applications require exponentially more capability.
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"Usage and exclusivity exponentially increase the rate for posts as it locks the talent out from working with other brands," she says.
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This exponentially increases the productivity of the entire system by combining the efforts of multiple tools to work on one job together.
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After all, larger screens would make gaming more convenient, and the number of Chinese mobile gamers has gone up exponentially over time.
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This is a stark contrast to a credit card which will exponentially compound your interest for each month you carry a balance.
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You're probably making exponentially more now than you were 10 years ago, but that means you should be saving more — for retirement!
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Joseph Shepard 's personal income from his investments in those businesses has grown exponentially during his wife's two terms in the Senate.
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The abundant power from the sun employed millions in 2202, and the number is projected to grow exponentially in the coming years.
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If Moore's law holds true, rapid advances in computing power will continue to grow exponentially, and that will fast-forward our efforts.
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Because here's the kicker: Hechler drew attention to demographic trends suggesting much higher life expectancy, as well as exponentially higher healthcare costs.
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That is, the overall cost of health care in the United States is exponentially higher than any other so-called developed country.
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Teaching a machine to understand fluent speech is hard enough; teaching a machine to understand, say, a stutterer is exponentially more difficult.
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Instagram's hottest new feature has become exponentially popular since its inception in August 2016, much to the detriment of competitors like Snapchat.
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Retailers understand a customer's online habits and interactions exponentially better than the habits and actions they take on the retailer's own property.
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As the Leftovers world hurtles toward the seventh anniversary of the Sudden Departure, people keep acting out in exponentially more bizarre ways.
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"My father's life became exponentially worse the minute he decided to run for president," Eric Trump told Westchester Magazine in an interview.
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"We did the research and saw that nanosatellites was a business that would grow exponentially," Platzer told Business Insider in an interview.
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The counterfeit market grew exponentially after JUUL pulled flavors from retail shelves, as did the market of third-party, JUUL-compatible pods.
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But with the "second machine age" fully underway, the pace of acceleration for the means to explore space is picking up exponentially.
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In this respect, Remec's work bows to the culture of narcissism, inviting viewers to take multiple selfies and exponentially replicate them online.
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YouTube channels and podcasts dedicated to white supremacy began growing exponentially, creating an easy way to spread racist and religious hatred propaganda.
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What Mexico already offers is security collaboration and a level of trust between agencies that has advanced exponentially over the past decade.
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If this can be done for crimes against humanity, it ought to be possible with exponentially lesser but still pervasive, intractable offenses.
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"We're starting from scratch but we expect to grow exponentially as we get Castro's message out," Castro's aide told the Daily Beast.
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Other countries like Sudan, Venezuela, Liberia, Iran, Moldova and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have climbed exponentially over the last decade.
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Undoubtedly, they would be exponentially more dependent on government programs and benefits if they were legally eligible to take advantage of them.
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It should be noted that deferred maintenance increases recovery costs exponentially and the impacts a disaster can have upon a community's infrastructure.
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"Every mile that goes up, we are exponentially raising our capacity with the Border Patrol to do their job effectively," he added.
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But more so, it just makes unlocking the phone an exponentially cuter and more exciting task than it would have been otherwise.
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If we ignore this fact, the frequency and severity of extreme weather will exponentially increase, leaving hardworking taxpayers to foot the bill.
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According to new docs, obtained by TMZ, Affleck pulls in $400,000 a year ... we're guessing big brother Ben rakes in exponentially more.
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Using a Phase One XF IQ3 100 megapixel camera, Capra creates a video with exponentially better resolution than 4K Ultra HD content.
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Black farmers, who make up just 2 percent of the overall farmer population in the US, feel those difficulties exponentially more acutely.
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But the political firestorm over his wife's speech, which borrowed passages from Michelle Obama's convention remarks in 2008, raised the stakes exponentially.
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In recent months, the number of asylum applications has increased exponentially as Nicaragua enters its fifth consecutive month of anti-government unrest.
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It has grown exponentially since Prime Minister Narendra Modi shocked India last November with an edict declaring all large bank notes invalid.
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The result: "The energy imparted to a human body by a high velocity weapon is exponentially greater" than that from a handgun.
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And while this sort of music sounds great on record, it's virtually guaranteed to be exponentially more fun in a club setting.
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Here we are a year later, with exponentially more smartphones in the market NFC-capable and, interestingly, not a lot has changed.
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Cristina Elvira, a pensioner traveling to Miami, felt relieved to leave Spain, where new cases have increased exponentially over the past days.
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The first four nominating states offered clues, but the total number of voters in the 14 Super Tuesday states is exponentially larger.
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The problem is that our human brains tend to extrapolate in a straight line from recent experience, but infectious diseases spread exponentially.
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The line started out curving upward exponentially for the first 10 days or so, but then it decelerated and finally leveled off.
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They would not, and would likely respond as if the worst-case scenario was occurring, exponentially increasing the risk of nuclear escalation.
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With a global refugee crisis marring the 2010s and the threat of exponentially more climate refugees, this book is an essential read.
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Since the 20163 primary, which made Sanders a national figure and the symbolic leader of a left resurgence, coverage has multiplied exponentially.
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But if the case count were to increase exponentially, Dr. Messonnier said, it would be hard to continue the concerted containment efforts.
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"If those are my only three objectives on a day-by-day basis... it makes it exponentially easier to do my job."
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The caucuses have grown exponentially from the living room days of the 1970s when party leaders mainly controlled the candidate selection process.
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H.L. Headphones and earbuds have of course become exponentially more popular at work as the so-called "open plan" office has spread.
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"We have watched Amazon's logistics infrastructure grow pretty exponentially over the past few years," said Iain Gold, a director with the Teamsters.
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Every dollar I contribute gets invested, growing exponentially over time — so I ultimately "saved" much more toward my retirement goal in 2019.
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The risk for developing the disease also increases drastically in people age 27 and older, and after age 153 it increases exponentially.
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As a result, Jalil said his business is growing exponentially, as companies need to find effective ways to comply with the laws.
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"I think investors really do want to get exposure to A.I. and robotics companies, as these markets are growing exponentially," she said.
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History often treats the engineering marvels of the 21st century as exponentially more virtuosic than what came before, but consider the tourbillon.
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It is growing exponentially, too: revenue, at just over $103 million in 2016, was nearly seven times as big as in 2015.
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As space travel gets cheaper, the number of satellites in orbit is expected to grow exponentially, boosting the odds of disastrous collisions.
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Transfer values have grown exponentially, and some experts speculate that, as television viewership grows, those fees will continue to rise as well.
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Privately, many Republicans say the stalemate over the border wall has been made exponentially worse by White House ineptitude on Capitol Hill.
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Venezuela's military has more than twice as many generals and top-ranking officers as the United States military, which is exponentially larger.
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It did that by leveraging a crude version of a technology that we all know will improve exponentially in the coming years.
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There's no question that PLCAA has made it exponentially harder for plaintiffs and has closed the courthouse door to so many people.
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DOS was active as early as 2015, according to former members, but is said to have begun growing exponentially in January 2017.
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