That allowed fledging pirate networks to rack up some scores.
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What's more, poor flight performance was tied to younger fledging ages.
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But where that fledging movement goes from here is less certain.
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It's really critical for new and fledging members indoctrination into this world.
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Baidoa itself is controlled by Somalia's fledging government and African Union troops.
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Now he's dropped a mixtape in support of his fledging 2.0-style clothing.
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Simply put, Microsoft doesn't think that the fledging connector is ready for prime time.
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The infusion of Chinese capital has helped fuel expansion in Myanmar's fledging industrial sector.
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The infusion of Chinese capital has helped fuel expansion in Myanmar's fledging industrial sector.
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SoftBank's Son once invested $20 million into a fledging Chinese ecommerce company called Alibaba.
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Those hoping for a better life for Chile's fledging middle class will be disappointed.
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His charisma also helped a fledging athletic-shoe company called Nike gain traction with runners.
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It made sense to be concerned about the negative attention focused on the fledging currency.
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That provided a cover for those in power, unchecked by Juba's fledging institutions, to pilfer public coffers.
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Nike is in a way better position to pull this off than LaVar's groundbreaking, although fledging BBB.
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Frozen Budz, a fledging edibles company, became the first retail shop approved by the state's Marijuana Control Board.
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Apparently it wasn't done fledging yet; he returned in 2008 to promote it from two stars to three.
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She put together the concert with help from the fledging yet formidable American Modern Opera Company, which supplied instrumentalists.
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A renewed effort to promote the nation's fledging biofuels industry will be a further blow to major oil producers.
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But the disclosure of even an range of operating profit was a milestone in shedding light on its fledging business.
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But when I took the box down for cleaning, I found one fully feathered baby, probably only minutes from fledging.
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Their collaboration goes back 19403 years to an arty short that Ms. Fendi commissioned from the fledging director in 2005.
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"The chick was at the verge of fledging with the fire breathing down the canyon and approaching the nest," Brandt says.
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Somalia's fledging government, which relies heavily on African Union peacekeepers to protect it, seems powerless to stop the string of bombings.
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She has also become the face of "Jexodus" — a fledging effort by Republicans to woo Jews away from the Democratic Party.
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But "Symphony in C" moved him to put that at risk and offer his services and devotion to the fledging troupe.
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Verizon is getting another 224G phone for its fledging network: LG's V2999.99 ThinQ, which will launch on June 220th, via Android Police.
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Economists say that if the United States tried to block a potential bailout, Mr. Khan's fledging government could face a major crisis.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg had similar comments, noting that she was concerned about the fledging video app on NBC's "Byers Market" podcast.
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"Little America," a new anthology series on Apple TV+, has been widely described as the best show on the fledging streaming service.
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The latest delay — coming just days after announcing that it would be opening preorders today — isn't a great look for the fledging console.
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With Somalia's fledging central government still weak and roundly despised, most analysts predict that Somalia will continue to spawn militant groups for years.
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He had spent decades roaming the fledging nation's woodlands to paint the beauty of America's wild birds that he shot on the wing.
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In the fledging American colonies, these methods also gained adoption — leading, in fact, to one of the biggest urban myths in US dental history.
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Navitas had already rebuffed an initial offer, lobbed a month ago, from founder and former CEO Rod Jones and fledging private equity firm BGH.
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Back in 1999, the online healthcare-information publisher united with another fledging rival in a deal that was backed by Microsoft, Intel and others.
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This fledging constitutional showdown might ultimately have to decide how much oversight the legislative branch is allowed to exercise over the president and his administration.
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Polestar has its own booth at the show, sitting snugly next to Volvo's exhibition area, which marks the fledging brand's first major auto show appearance.
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The government has accelerated approvals for investment projects and offered various incentives to help support Thailand's fledging economy as exports and domestic demand remain sluggish.
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I would be lying if I denied that I was also trying to encourage my young adult children to think about eventually fledging the nest.
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Back in 63, the online health care information publisher united with another fledging rival in a deal that was backed by Microsoft, Intel and others.
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Founded 30 years ago, MultiChoice reaches around 14 million households in 50 African countries, offering both pay-TV products and a fledging streaming service called Showmax.
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The junior Chung has led the group's efforts to develop future vehicles such as autonomous and connected cars, as well as Hyundai's fledging premium brand Genesis.
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Founded 30 years ago, MultiChoice reaches around 14 million households in 50 African countries, offering both paid-TV products and a fledging streaming service called Showmax.
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He dismantled the fledging competitive political scene Russia had in the late 1980s and the 1990s, got rid of most independent institutions and renationalized the economy.
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To promote experimentation in the fledging industry, Musk's SpaceX created the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition, and one of 30 finalists was unveiled Monday night in Melbourne, Australia.
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For a consumer-focused company as young as Brandless, that's an incredibly rare and large investment (and why we're paying attention to a fledging e-commerce brand).
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The fledging art institution Philadelphia Contemporary may not yet have a home, but it now has an artistic director: Nato Thompson, currently the artistic director Creative Time.
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That number also makes up a considerable amount of the fledging 5G market, with Samsung claiming its devices count for 53.9 percent of the global 5G marketplace.
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Wojcicki, who oversaw Google's own fledging video platform, quickly and early on identified YouTube as the clear winner in what would become a contested online video race.
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In a country where issues like sexual assault have traditionally been brushed under the carpet, China's fledging #MeToo movement speaks to a changing mindset among the younger generation.
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Regarding the fledging NYCFC, which entered the MLS last year, Pirlo was pleased with the progress by the club, which currently stands on top of the Eastern Conference.
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If you happen to have similar concerns, you might want to look into Overnight, a fledging home-sharing marketplace that has just launched a feature catering to female travelers.
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The osprey population around the lake soon dropped from 38 nesting pairs, with almost 60 percent of them successfully fledging young birds, to just three nests with zero success.
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Withholding $400 million in military aid to a fledging democracy under attack from Russia is in a different universe than making a quick buck off the Washington influence machine.
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After years of retreats and defeats, the Shabab have been stepping up attacks on civilians, peacekeepers and Somalia's fledging security forces; the group has killed hundreds of people this year.
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Ranging from the hilarious to the downright depressing, the memes about being a working model posted on this fledging feed have struck a chord with others on the same boat.
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If it falters under a fledging Trump administration, Islamic State would have a safe base from which it would unleash new attacks in Syria and Iraq, and against the West.
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Jimmy Carter of Georgia, who came out of nowhere to win the fledging Iowa caucuses, upset a solid field of well-known candidates in New Hampshire and then become a juggernaut.
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Fitbit is releasing the first major update to the Fitbit OS software on its flagship Ionic smartwatch today, bringing a host of new apps and watchfaces to the fledging smartwatch platform.
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A year after that, the Communist Party of India, instead of joining Mr. Nehru's efforts to build up the fledging Indian nation, declared its independence a "fake" and began an armed struggle.
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They became regulars on a local circuit of uptown and Bronx clubs like the Hunts Point Palace, attracting recording offers from several labels before signing in 1967 with the fledging Fania Records.
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However, The Information reports Stasior will not in fact be working on Cortana, Microsoft's own fledging voice assistant that it's increasingly ignored of late and even in some cases removed from products.
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Mr. Tillotson thought that if he offered the news media phone lines and something to put on television, he could turn his fledging township's nine registered voters into something to write home about.
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Sequoia India is going deep into early-stage investing after it announced an accelerator program, Surge, which is focused on fledging startups in India and Southeast Asia, the two regions that it covers.
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Randy Bryce, the ironworking Democrat challenging Paul Ryan in Wisconsin's 1st district, followed up last month's splashy introduction video with some news: his fledging campaign raised more than $430,000 in just 12 days.
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A previous fledging peace process last year was stopped after the Taliban announced that its founder, Mullah Omar, had been dead for two years, throwing the militant group into disarray and factional infighting.
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Today, leasing beats is becoming a standard entry point for fledging rappers and rising talent in hip-hop, helping buoy a generation of SoundCloud artists, and now making its way into the mainstream.
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He said he's rooting for Russia to prevail in its armed conflict with Ukraine's fledging democracy — a conflict that began when Russia illegally invaded its neighbor years ago and continues to this day.
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On Monday, Grab said it expected to raise about $2.5 billion in fresh funds from Didi Chuxing, Softbank and others to bolster dominance in the region and grow its fledging mobile payments business.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald brought some titanic changes to the Harry Potter canon, reaching beyond the still-fledging Fantastic Beasts prequel series to flesh out events glossed over in the book series.
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Right from the start, it was clear they were a vital part of their city's fledging reputation for bright, purposeful new bands, which has since included politicized punks Dream Wife and grubby grungers Birdskulls.
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The decision to buy Profoundis is also notable for shining light on the fledging startup scene in Kerala, the Southern state in India that is better known for tourism, greenery and beaches than tech.
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Hong Kong's next leader faces a host of challenges with concern growing over the influence of Beijing in city affairs as well as a fledging independence movement that has alarmed China's Communist Party leadership.
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The sequel will explore the fledging relationship of Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) in the face of a new challenger, Lara Jean's other first love John Ambrose (Jordan Fisher).
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After the communists' fledging armed forces suffered serious losses against the Kuomintang government, Mao Zedong and his associates decided to create a hierarchy within the military that would mirror the structure of the party.
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The political taint of such presumed associations has put Joe's fledging troupe in jeopardy, and we hear accounts of his run-ins with the city's parks department, then overseen by the mighty Robert Moses.
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We were in the same class in journalism school, but it was only after we graduated — when we both realized we were pursuing fledging, if not fanciful, freelance reporting careers — that we discovered our bond.
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He embraced ideas that most experts think were counterproductive for the fledging American republic — he was sympathetic to a fairly radical view of states' rights and held a positive opinion of the Articles of Confederation.
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Much of the increase in the 2017/18 forecast will come from the country's east coast, the bureau said, after heavy downpours between March and June aided soil moisture, boosting the prospects of fledging crops.
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Founded 30 years ago, MultiChoice now reaches 13 million households across 50 African countries with pay-TV products and a fledging streaming service called Showmax it hopes can rival giants like Netflix on the continent.
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"Every time you look at a new set of Amazon numbers there seems to be something new to get excited about," he said, pointing to growth in Amazon's fledging efforts to sell directly to businesses.
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Charles Fletcher Lummis hiked across the continent from Cincinnati, while sending daily dispatches to a fledging newspaper that would become The Los Angeles Times, owned by Harrison Gray Otis, a Civil War captain from Marietta, Ohio.
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He also denounced Communist governments in Eastern Europe for abridging civil rights, mobilized what amounted to a fledging environmental movement, campaigned to lower the voting age to 18 and crusaded for the creation of a European Union.
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BERLIN, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Lufthansa has signed a deal with drone manufacturer DJI as part of fledging plans to exploit the growing market for commercial drones for tasks such as inspecting aircraft surfaces and monitoring wind farms.
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State media this week cited estimates that almost 1,200 "government guidance funds" had been established as of the end of June, with a "target scale" of nearly 5.9 trillion yuan ($850 billion), often channeling investment to fledging industries.
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But a lack of flood-proof land — Cincinnati is boxed in by the Ohio River to the south, and hills to the north, east, and west — led industrialists to turn their attention to fledging St. Louis and Chicago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Facebook's fledging cryptocurrency will raise questions for both society and government that need close examination, a senior official at Britain's financial watchdog said on Tuesday, in another sign that the planned project will face deep scrutiny.
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He had moved, together with a whole batch of fledging Brazilian players, to Shakhtar Donetsk when they were in their teens and Shakhtar's billionaire owner had the money to put his Ukrainian team on the map of global soccer.
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DUBAI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Iran will launch a satellite by the end of this week, a government minister said on Monday, as part of a fledging programme that the United States says is a cover for ballistic missile development.
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is almost here, and there's a lot of pressure riding on the film, as the first Star Wars universe spinoff movie that could either launch or kill the fledging "Star War Story" brand.
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It's all annotated to explain what the various parts of the system do, but it's perhaps most fun to just dive right in, piece together some neurons, choose a dataset and get your fledging AI to learn some stuff.
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Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab said it expects to raise about $2.5 billion in fresh funds from China's Didi Chuxing, Japan's Softbank Group and others to bolster dominance in the region and grow its fledging mobile payments business.
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When Ghesquière left in 2012, Dossena did as well and co-founded Atto with Lion Blau that same year; the fledging company, which was named after Dossena's father, was eventually put on hold so he could fully focus on Paco Rabanne.
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The MoCC is a small, jewel-like museum known for giving early exhibition opportunities to fledging artists (including legendary textile designer Jack Lenor Larsen) and staging highly original shows that interpreted its collection of studio craft objects with a fresh eye.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka has learned to appreciate her victories more after enduring the "toughest" year of her fledging career and the Japanese world number three says mentally she is in a better place to launch her Australian Open title defense.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese government said on Tuesday it would push for more financing support for the elderly care sector to help accelerate the development of a fledging industry and ensure that the needs of an aging population are met.
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The other seasons are observably different from one day to the next — new flowers blooming in springtime, baby birds fledging in summer, leaves turning new shades of color all fall — but in winter the world is fast asleep. Silent. Still.
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By fashioning their public buildings along those lines, they and other early Americans sought to place themselves apart from a world where absolute monarchies and divinely-ordained empires were the norm, and fledging republics like the early United States were largely the exception.
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"Trump putting the screws and the pressure on Ukraine ... to extort and grind a poor fledging democracy, it's beyond the pale of understanding," said Ulana Mazurkevich, a business owner from the Philadelphia area and a Democrat who declined to give her age.
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Operating in Australia, North America and Britain, it posted its first annual loss in August, and soon after its founder and former CEO Rod Jones and fledging private equity firm BGH made a takeover proposal at a premium to its share price.
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The co-coordinator for the last seven years of the African Black Eagle Survey, one of the world's long-running ornithological studies, Mr. Brebner has spent hundreds of hours in Matobo, observing the mating, nesting and fledging of this coal-black raptor.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The disapproval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration exceeded that in favor, a survey by Kyodo news agency showed on Sunday, underscoring the headwind Abe faces as a fledging new party challenges his ruling bloc in this month's election.
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The fledging movement in China speaks to a changing mindset among the country's younger generation, and millions of social media users have ensured that any news, scandals and grievances spread quickly, stoking heated online debate about sexual misconduct and what constitutes consensual sex or rape.
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With a new driver's license, twice-monthly paychecks I earned from a job at a fast food restaurant, and a fledging sense of independence and need for self-expression, it became a weekly ritual to make the twenty-minute drive to the Mall of America.
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And as perhaps should be expected in this era, when web-based services are springing up to handle everything from dog walking to errand running, and especially in a city known for its entrepreneurial spirit, a fledging stroller-cleaning industry is emerging to deal with the mess.
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He cites fledging projects like House Party, the new product from the team behind once-hot live-streaming service Meerkat, and Chinese dating app Momo's live-streaming feature, as evidence of how tradition, linear media is being disrupted by one-to-many and multi-person media experiences.
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Sarah and Nick have equal hands in their fledging restaurant's nightly operations: She runs the front of the house, while he oversees the kitchen, turning out modern riffs on favorite dishes like wood-roasted half-chicken, burrata with toast and kale pesto, and house-made cavatelli.
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"In addition, fledgling survival was only measured for the first week after leaving the nest, and ramifications of differences in development at fledging may yield different results on survival over the longer term, such that study of survival for a longer period after leaving the nest would be useful," Martin told Gizmodo.
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My lifelong dream of becoming a comic book creator got sidelined as I got sucked into the world of another local establishment: the Sidewalk Cafe on Avenue A, where my fledging open-mic appearances in the late '90s had turned into fledgling gigs there, then a life of making my living in music.
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LTE Advanced Pro is also being set up to be a more widespread alternative build on existing technology to offer potentially gigabit level speeds for when 5G rolls out, to ensure a similar networking experience when outside of the fledging 5G areas (similar to how HSPA+ 53G networks helped bolster connectivity while LTE was rolling out).
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Naspers did not raise any money from the listing with the 439 million shares instead being distributed to current Naspers shareholders on a one-for-one basis for its listed shares and one for five unlisted A class shares Founded 30 years ago, MultiChoice reaches around 14 million households in 50 African countries, offering both paid-TV products and a fledging streaming service called Showmax.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) and several of his colleagues are taking federal regulators to task over a controversial marijuana policy that prevents companies linked to the fledging industry from opening bank accounts.
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Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos (Getty Images)This weekend, a prominent Italian physicist, Alessandro Strumia, lectured fledging women scientists at CERN about the dangers of gender equality and "cultural Marxism" within science, argued that women can't be as good at physics as men, and complained that the actual victims of gender discrimination are male scientists, including himself, who are passed over for jobs that instead go to less-experienced women.
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Once a fledging idea borne of a dinner party conversation about the taboo nature of money, over the last three years, we've published over 1,000 diaries from all 50 states and around the globe, garnered a loyal (and sometimes, er, judge-y) commentariat, inspired a whole gamut of copycat series (ahem), published a book, and, most importantly, stayed true to our mission of normalizing conversations around the not-always-glamorous and sometimes super uncomfortable topic of money.
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