"If you look at China opening up it didn't hurt Hong Kong, Hong Kong flourished because of that and China flourished as well," he said.
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"Historically global peace and prosperity have flourished when trade has flourished, so fighting U.S. industrial protectionism with Canadian consumer protectionism makes good copy and little sense," Batstone said in an email.
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"You go back to the late 1800s to see a period of time when you had an inverted yield curve, and the economy flourished and the equity markets flourished," Pagnato said.
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Those economies, in turn, flourished from the infusion of money.
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As Japanese automakers adapted to the political climate, they flourished.
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While the humans were busy slaying each other, biodiversity flourished.
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Conversely, broadcaster CBS has flourished under Chief Executive Leslie Moonves.
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Even Reddit, where NSFW has flourished, has noticed the shift.
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Many countries have flourished under female presidents and prime ministers.
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As my interest in beauty flourished, my mother's did, too.
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Thousands of small businesses have since flourished on Alibaba's platforms.
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As democracy has flourished, the nature of protests has shifted.
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They described a hostile corporate culture where sexual harassment flourished.
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But, anecdotally, its reputation as a multipurpose curative has flourished.
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"Letters from Max" suggests that Ritvo's imagination flourished in camaraderie.
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Over the next two decades, Cardellini's acting career has flourished.
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The mall flourished in the 1970s and through the 1980s.
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Since then, Fire Kid has flourished on the European circuit.
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It was in this environment that boxing flourished in Montreal.
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Conspiracy theories have long flourished on the nation's political fringes.
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As many of these spinoffs flourished, Sears slid toward insolvency.
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The John Birch Society flourished in the state's suburban enclaves.
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The offense has flourished with steady production from all corners.
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She never saw what flourished under my mother's green thumb.
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"Humans have most flourished during times of … warming," Pruitt said.
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As the reality genre has flourished, viewers' appetites have increased.
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Illegal trade, however, has flourished, as has poaching in Africa.
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They once flourished throughout the Mississippi and Missouri river drainages.
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Deep connections, however, have flourished in the ensuing 40 years.
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This group has flourished as part of the American experiment.
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Together with the rising Russian middle class, the airline flourished.
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It flourished, sometimes under other names, in Britain, France and Germany.
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In that discriminatory environment, gay funeral homes such as his flourished.
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From there his popularity flourished as his character continued to evolve.
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But the duo's sound has flourished over the past half-decade.
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Meantime, Amazon's growth has accelerated as its online business has flourished.
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For much of the past three decades, private firms have flourished.
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Fake news, often published in Indian dialects, has flourished on Facebook.
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American capitalism has flourished thanks to the predictable application of rules.
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FCA has flourished because Fiat and Chrysler have remained largely apart.
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Many of these myths have flourished during the social media age.
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The main private firms that flourished had close ruling-party ties.
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Their careers have only flourished in the years since, as well.
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Polanski's career has flourished despite the notoriety of the rape case.
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He landed the top job in 2005, and Disney has flourished.
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The community that flourished around the dargah is conservative and pious.
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Barley has historically flourished under a stable and temperate climate system.
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Islamism flourished after the 1967 war, when Israel's victory discredited nationalists.
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Straw men bestrode the landscape, and paranoia and conspiracy theories flourished.
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The lending sites flourished as banks curtailed unsecured and riskier lending.
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Washington flourished – but the people did not share in its wealth.
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"New York City's restaurant industry has flourished overall," the study said.
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Though the market eventually flourished, getting it started was not easy.
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Washington flourished -- but the people did not share in its wealth.
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And as the business chain flourished, so did its founder's wealth.
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Non-Western styles have remained dynamic and flourished in interesting ways.
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But then the company flourished on the stock market over time.
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From a financial perspective, Facebook has flourished off of Act 1.
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The free market flourished by providing more choices at better prices.
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Spain was once a place where Jewish piety and poetry flourished.
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The art of illustration caught my interest and there it flourished.
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The flu worsened, while bed bugs, stink bugs and ticks flourished.
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Loosed from any sense of standard, these bad actors have flourished.
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He flourished at Oracle and was promoted to CEO in 2014.
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Take Gaga, who flourished as millennials took hold of pop culture.
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Corruption flourished under Mr. Zuma, but he never admitted any wrongdoing.
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That I flourished academically, but not creatively, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Washington flourished but the people did not share in the wealth.
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With defenses focused on the workhorse in the backfield, Prescott flourished.
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The site has flourished, acquiring three major competitors in 2015 alone.
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You attached it to a tree and supposedly the tree flourished.
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The former held firm in France; the latter flourished in Germany.
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While it flourished, Mr. Wunderman began thinking of a wider reach.
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And if the numbers are any indication, Kelly has certainly flourished.
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Welcome to Orïsha, a fictional West African nation where magic once flourished.
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Starting in the early 1980s, free markets, globalisation and individual freedoms flourished.
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As globalisation has become a slur, nationalism, and even authoritarianism, have flourished.
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It was also the year where his love for my mother flourished.
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Ties between Russia and Saudi Arabia have flourished in the past year.
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As with many resource-dependent economies, protectionism and rent-seeking have flourished.
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RHP Joaquin Benoit has flourished since being traded from Seattle to Toronto.
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It would not have flourished in any other country in the world.
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Like texting, Snapchat flourished amid scarcity, though of an entirely different kind.
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Namata has flourished since being home and I am thankful for that.
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After the Civil War, literacy rates surged, and the black press flourished.
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But somehow, the semiconductor industry hasn't withered — indeed, it flourished this year.
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In the meantime, Europe flourished as Europeans began to think more openly.
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Still, if any one player has flourished under Simeone's management, it's Koke.
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But it wasn't until the fund folded that Austin's tech scene flourished.
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And that permission flourished in the psyches of all kinds of men.
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A month later, she moved to New York and the romance flourished.
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But as those areas have waned, the suburbs of Indianapolis have flourished.
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Momentum continued to build as the Lions and the Red Wings flourished.
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And Chinese communities arose and flourished in other parts of the city.
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Celebrating the hidden places in Manhattan where gay night life once flourished.
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It flourished, and she expanded, serving many types of coffee and golfeados .
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The Lijadu Sisters flourished in a Nigerian pop scene dominated by men.
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A campaign of sponsored content for the candidate flourished suddenly on Instagram.
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Because of his invention, pesticide use dropped in Hawaii and production flourished.
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Big, well-organized surf schools, offering inexpensive (by American standards) lessons flourished.
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Big, well-organized surf schools, offering inexpensive (by American standards) lessons flourished.
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Health care and hospitality, leisure, professional and business services flourished last year.
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Conversely, the broadcaster CBS has flourished under its chief executive, Leslie Moonves.
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In January 2001, before tech went bust, stocks diverged as growth flourished.
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Polanski's movie career has flourished despite the rape case hanging over him.
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Hydrangeas have flourished in the Azores since the plant was introduced there.
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Kretzer reports that Bogey's personality has flourished in his new home, as well.
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Taiwan-China relations flourished when the KMT ruled Taiwan from 2008 to 2016.
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Japan took advantage of the opportunities China offered, and trade and investment flourished.
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We know that humans have most flourished during times of, what, warming trends?
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Human society has evolved, and flourished, during a period of remarkable climate stability.
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But he floundered badly on the economy as poverty deepened and corruption flourished.
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Meanwhile, "haul videos" have flourished for more than a decade on the platform.
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Consequently, different schools of economic thought flourished, each with its own complex ideas.
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This may be why the industry has not yet flourished in the east.
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As the Ugandan army herded people into camps, trees flourished in abandoned fields.
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Athleisure has taken many forms as it's flourished over the past few years.
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My junior year in high school began as LA gangs flourished in Denver.
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Or take ideas that have flourished in Botswana, and spread them in Morocco.
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In the absence of that hard evidence, alternative theories flourished, bolstered by rumors.
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For two generations, that particular strand of lawless nightlife in the UK flourished.
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Biyombo, a 23-foot-239 defensive ace, has flourished in the starting role.
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While Davis selected U.C.L.A. and flourished, Brunner chose Georgetown, traveled east and floundered.
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After all, Joseph McCarthy flourished thanks to the patronage of the Republican Party.
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God still flourished in our society; He was still welcomed in our schools.
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Many of the ventures fail, though some — including Airbnb and Twitch — have flourished.
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This is the context in which A Tribe Called Quest emerged and flourished.
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The arts — and especially classical music — flourished here throughout the early 20th century.
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Under Nurse, both flourished this season before becoming breakout stars in the playoffs.
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The date crop has flourished in the Middle East for thousands of years.
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Yet a whole society has flourished in tunnels and caves under St. Paul.
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"The internet flourished under this framework before, and it will again," he said.
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"It was a period when great artists flourished in Brazil," Mr. Gomide said.
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After the agreement, families and friends were reunited and cross-border trade flourished.
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Los Angeles has been where love, career and creative expression have personally flourished.
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Certainly, taking over the Republican Party hasn't hurt the right; it has flourished.
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Just as on other continents, the business of influence has flourished in Asia.
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Just as on other continents, the business of influence has flourished in Asia.
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As the business flourished and merged with a similar company, MasTec was formed.
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Opium has flourished in Afghanistan since most NATO forces pulled out in 2014.
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I mean, we know that humans have most flourished during times of what?
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But as access to education opened, a linguistic phenomenon flourished: eloquence without elocution.
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And yet he not only got away with it, but he also flourished.
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American oil, gas and renewables like wind and solar flourished under President Obama.
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Conspiracies painting them as wealthy, Jewish-backed saboteurs have flourished, with distressingly bloody consequences.
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All of Java's courtly arts, including shadow puppetry and classical dance, first flourished here.
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It was only when the networks were modified to communicate that the Internet flourished.
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Now researchers are saying that a whole variety of organisms could have flourished there.
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Extremists on 4chan shared memes with her face on them, as wild conspiracies flourished.
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This vegetation flourished after that profoundly rainy winter, one of California's wettest on record.
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Survival led to success, but as the shop flourished the real estate fates descended.
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Qawwali has flourished in the shrines of Sufi saints that are dotted across Pakistan.
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However, as the Dot has flourished, it's put the device's flaws under a microscope.
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Taiwan-China relations flourished when the KMT ruled the territory from 2008 to 2016.
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The new fundraising mechanism has flourished in unregulated markets where investment capital is scarce.
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For Amy, it's heartbreaking, especially given how much M.S. has flourished since she transitioned.
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The Obama administration has focused almost exclusively on ISIS and al Qaeda has flourished.
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Independent app stores have flourished in China thanks to the blockage of Google services.
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From there, their career as both singles competitors and a tag team rapidly flourished.
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Groups in Morocco, Algeria and Mali affiliated with al-Qaida or ISIS have flourished.
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As findom has moved online, more casual relationships between dommes and subs have flourished.
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"I have a huge loyalty to YouTube—it's why my channel flourished," Russell said.
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Once Perry came into office, retail deregulation flourished and Texas consumers cited significant benefits.
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He went heel, inevitably, joining the Four Horsemen; he flourished in the new role.
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Since then, the species flourished in diversity across Hawaii's hugely varied forests and elevations.
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It flourished without assistance from the record industry and the commercial structures within it.
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Societyl flourished at the time, with lots of energy devoted to education and entertainment.
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With the bounty of rain, lots of plants flourished and bloomed across the state.
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Since my time in Congress, medical innovation has flourished for the benefit of patients.
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All of this clean energy progress has been achieved while Nordic economies have flourished.
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Hull flourished midway through the second quarter and kept producing long runs for Northwestern.
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From its origins in the Mérida Initiative, increased interaction and mutual understanding have flourished.
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I actually would say that the British-Irish relationship flourished under the EU. Why?
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In fact, she's become more comfortable on red carpets as her career has flourished.
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Some of the individual cogs, such as sophomore linebacker Caleb Kelly, have flourished, too.
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Trumpism could, in theory, have flourished under a more responsible leader in the past.
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But among the pound stores and the liquor stores, a local artist has flourished.
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HELSINKI DISPATCH For years, a subculture of teenage hobbyhorse enthusiasts flourished under the radar.
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"Early queer life flourished where there were jobs queer people could have," he explains.
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He flourished alongside James, averaging a career-high 25.2 points a game last season.
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In the years since Christer Pettersson's release, theories about Mr. Palme's death have flourished.
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When "sewer socialism" ruled during the first half of the 20th century, Milwaukee flourished.
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Kilchoman and eight rival Scotch whisky distilleries have flourished here in the past decade.
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After the peace agreement, families and friends were reunited and cross-border trade flourished.
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Low-skilled migrants initially flourished when they moved to enclaves of their own ethnicity.
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In neither case, though, has the team flourished by signing the executives' former clients.
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The humble production harkens back to the period in which Mabou Mines first flourished.
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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In that era, stereotypes of wholesome women standing on the sidelines supporting men flourished.
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He imported traditions he learned in Germany as a boy, and the songs flourished.
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The domesticated plants flourished near the archaeological sites, far more so than nondomesticated ones.
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But he said the business flourished, and had earned close to a million dollars.
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"Symbolic ethnicity" flourished, but divisions faded: intermarriage rose, discrimination fell and residential enclaves dispersed.
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It flourished in the early 1920s as a destination for people with respiratory illnesses.
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He flourished in his new home, finding success as a poet and a scholar.
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Since Juan Guaidó took charge as the interim president, my hope has flourished again.
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On Friday, however, the Trail Blazers guards flourished against a badly depleted Washington backcourt.
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The black towns flourished in the 1920s and then were destroyed by racist mobs.
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Vine was an online space where content creators of color flourished by telling authentic stories.
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Do you have a sense of why these occult practices flourished in Germany in particular?
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As the broader internet universe has flourished, especially e-commerce peers, eBay's stock has floundered.
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A host of sites dedicated to churning out viral clickbait—Viralnova, Distractify, Diply, Upworthy—flourished.
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Each set of results acted like fertilizer sprinkled on weeds: A forest of distortion flourished.
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Then, almost by accident, Europe stumbled into an arrangement whereby the "market for ideas" flourished.
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It bought Bitstrips for $64.2 million, which has flourished as Snapchat's Bitmoji personalized avatar stickers.
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Entrepreneurs have flourished over the past decade, thanks in part to easier access to credit.
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Two sectors that benefit from leverage, hedge funds and private equity, flourished as never before.
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Tourism, trade and a nascent wine industry set up by a French road engineer flourished.
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Nonetheless, it was only once he struck out on his own that he truly flourished.
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Formerly limited by the central government, they later flourished with the support of local bureaucrats.
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Startup founders have flourished in the region, taking over where old-school tycoons left off.
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For years his career has flourished outside of Canada without much major home town support.
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Because there wasn't a single chokepoint in the value chain, opportunities flourished in all sectors.
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With the unremitting, unprecedented deluge of news emanating from Trumpworld, cable news networks have flourished.
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But PS122 flourished amid the boom of the 1980s and soon developed an international reputation.
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Strict social codes have been relaxed in recent years and previously banned entertainment has flourished.
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Mirax flourished, embarking on projects in the United States, Britain, Turkey and Ukraine among others.
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For years, Google has flourished in large part because of its famously open internal workings.
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A key reason fintech companies have flourished, analysts say, is a lingering distrust in banks.
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He recounted the abundant jobs, anti-poverty programs and consumer credit that flourished under Lula.
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While Brylary's group flourished, so did his own personal career as a DJ and producer.
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Even as their relationship has flourished, her depression and anxiety have always featured in it.
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"But don't worry, other life on other stars will have flourished by then," Queloz added.
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None of these people succeeded in spite of the drama — they flourished because of it.
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Around the same time, her friendship with Audre Lorde, who she met in 1969, flourished.
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Foles guided them past the Falcons, then flourished in a rout of the Minnesota Vikings.
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Here's how the conglomerate, whose controlling family is now grappling with its Nazi past, flourished.
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Critic's Picks Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo, known for their mystical styles, flourished in Mexico.
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REDISCOVERY Decades after the movement flourished, its female practitioners are at long last being recognized.
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The ancient Maya flourished in what is today southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize and western Honduras.
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Teachers, politicians, lawyers, doctors, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs all arrived and flourished for decades afterward.
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But it was a democracy in name only, as the economy stagnated and corruption flourished.
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As a result, many charters have flourished, especially in places where traditional schools have struggled.
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Investment and trade flourished, and families separated by the war were allowed to hold reunions.
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Baldessari flourished in an age when American artists were in a back-to-school mood.
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But while polemics about the issue have flourished across the political spectrum, clarity has not.
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Most Americans have not flourished in the era of a reduced top-end tax rate.
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As the schools flourished, demand grew for cadavers, Sappol said, but rules and oversight varied.
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Decentralised services, then called "peer-to-peer", briefly flourished in the late 1990s and early 2.03s.
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Women have flourished in many ways, winning many piecemeal fights for gender equality along the way.
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There's been no contact with the colony on Pax, but it might have survived and flourished.
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The ecosystem flourished under the same light-touch rules during both the Clinton and Bush administrations.
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Pop, meanwhile, flourished, and so did the theatricality and playful persona-building that came with it.
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The Mediterranean region was home to several ancient civilizations, many of which flourished by the sea.
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American social media, led by sites such as YouTube and Facebook, have flourished in the kingdom.
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European nations, the company has said, use a risk-mitigation process, and Huawei has flourished there.
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An otherworldly cloud flourished from the fizzle, rapidly expanding outward and upward, morphing into different shapes.
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The student, now 20, flourished and graduated in late May among the top of his class.
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The terrific and terrible summer 2017 movie season, explained DREAMers like me have flourished under DACA.
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Trade with Rome flourished nearly 2,000 years ago; the Chinese Buddhist monk Xuanzang visited on pilgrimage.
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The market for commercial drones has flourished in recent years amid widespread availability and falling prices.
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"Microbes could have flourished here in liquid water that was in contact with minerals," NASA said.
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But they have generally flourished under the active ownership and close managerial oversight of the family.
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After struggling for years to post a profit it has flourished particularly in the last year.
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It flourished as a courtly pastime in Persia in late antiquity, having originated, probably, in India.
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It is impossible to know how many of these fledglings would have flourished if given longer.
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The flurry of takeovers and leveraged buyouts that had flourished all year began to dry up.
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This is why the concept of a wealth tax has flourished in the Democratic presidential primaries.
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Exoplanet astronomy flourished with the 2009 launch of Kepler, a space telescope dedicated to finding exoplanets.
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His reputation flourished in Paris after his work went on view in a 1906 exhibition there.
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Coal producers across the world flourished and many believed the "economic miracle" would go on forever.
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And then why wasn't it until 50,000 years ago that humans really flourished outside of Africa?
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In absence of any oversight, the black market has flourished and with it, poor quality products.
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He was a brash Brazilian-born and Lebanese- and French-educated engineer who flourished at Renault.
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Ms. Saveliev had to convince her to go with Ballet West, where her career has flourished.
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With few ways of buying the overseas music that was so popular here, illegal sales flourished.
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The economy flourished; nearly every social indicator, from unemployment to teenage pregnancy to violent crime, improved.
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The economy has flourished for three years under a president who pays no heed to economists.
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"Our region flourished as an international sight-seeing region because of our Asian friends," said Kato.
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During the Late Cretaceous period, when the other sauropods had disappeared, the titanosaurs flourished and diversified.
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He's flourished in late night TV since coming on board at ABC nearly 15 years ago.
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Crime plummeted, schools improved, racial tensions eased, the arts flourished, tourism boomed and city coffers swelled.
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Theaters and playhouses flourished, most famously Shakespeare's Globe Theater, as did brothels, bearbaiting pits and breweries.
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Others — like Anderson, Broxton, Knebel, Santana, shortstop Orlando Arica and starter Jimmy Nelson — have also flourished.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Rita LaRosa's daughter, Nydia, flourished under the guidance of a big sister.
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Housing As the tech hub has flourished, Gurgaon has seen an explosion in residential real estate.
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Opium in Afghanistan has flourished since most NATO forces pulled out of the country in 2000.
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But where retailers like Macy's and Toys R US have struggled, Cast said Walmart has flourished.
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To whatever degree he deserved credit for McDonald's phenomenal growth, Mr. Golin's own company also flourished.
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He flourished the instrument, and to each movement the birds responded, banking toward him, or away.
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British colonialists then brought the potato to North America, where it flourished and became a staple.
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Surveillance capitalism has flourished precisely because it fulfills what Zuboff concedes are real needs and desires.
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"Our history is so rich, but tennis never really flourished among our people," Orlando Garrido said.
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But as the Mets flourished, Wheeler was absent, his high-90s fastball and biting slider sidelined.
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The "new" order flourished: By the 1960s, it had 600 members, most of whom were teachers.
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Recently similar services have flourished by mimicking the startup approach and "unbundling" the roles of official unions.
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Sweden's Stenson (67) also flourished late, picking up three shots from the 15th to finish alongside McIlroy.
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By contrast, in the monoculture, the only things that flourished in the gaps between trees were weeds.
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Graphic: Gizmodo (Path, Apple's OS X)For a brief moment, back in the early 2010s, Path flourished.
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Feature As newspapers and magazines flounder, The London Review of Books has flourished by championing intellectual debate.
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What was once our beloved mall crawl has flourished into a mecca for high and low buys.
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Beilein's new-look offensive approach struggled on opening night against Orlando, but the Cavaliers flourished against Indiana.
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After being institutionalized and considered ineducable for 35 years, Scott came to Creative Growth, where she flourished.
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Our once-beloved mall crawl has flourished into our mecca of choice for high and low buys.
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The border with Serbia has been open to smuggling, which flourished after Pristina imposed its import taxes.
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And for a while growth was good and the network flourished, even rivaling Instagram on some metrics.
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One area where the pan Gulf relations have not only persisted but flourished is the cultural sphere.
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He flourished at the time, in the shadow, and sometimes tucked into the shoulder, of Oscar Wilde.
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"We know humans have most flourished during times of warming trends," he told a Nevada TV station.
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Facebook Groups flourished by contributing a middle ground for sharing between News Feed broadcasting and private messaging.
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At the same time, he cared for the life that flourished in the wake of this destruction.
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Ms Rousseff chaired Petrobras's board (in 2003-10) and then ruled the country while this scheme flourished.
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Those seeds have flourished into our democracy today, and it is under attack by the Trump administration.
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Relentlessly entertaining, the women's stories reflected the Egyptomania that flourished after Napoleon invaded North Africa in 1798.
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Hostile design has flourished in New York as a way to maintain order and ensure public safety.
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Damming the environment Life has flourished in and around the Mekong in Laos for millions of years.
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For much of the past three decades, private firms have flourished as China opened up its economy.
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The #MeToo movement has flourished under a president who has bragged about grabbing women by our genitals.
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Launched in 224 as a modest accelerator for student-run businesses, SkyDeck has flourished since its inception.
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Smuggling networks have flourished amid the political turmoil and armed conflict that developed following Libya's 2011 uprising.
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Villeneuve added that, since 2019, the off-world colonies advertised in that famous blimp shot have flourished.
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E-commerce companies, as well as those specializing in medical devices and cloud computing, have also flourished.
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Partisan attacks, he noted in a half-hour speech, flourished in the days of the Founding Fathers.
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"The roots of his support are in the political radicalization that has flourished in Brazil," Melo said.
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The museum and Israel flourished in years when those ideas were assumed to have been conclusively discredited.
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Irish gangs and the Italian Mafia, among many other criminal groups, flourished here soon after their arrival.
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Nevertheless, Spanish flourished into the 20th century in New Mexico as the language of the Hispanic intelligentsia.
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Where ergonomic clogs failed in Silicon Valley and New York City, Allbirds runners ($95) flourished with ease.
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It has died over the millennia with the empires that flourished under despots, then faded under conquest.
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Over time, the FBI changed its story on the use of pyrotechnic devices, and conspiracy theories flourished.
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There, his love of high-adrenaline exercise flourished: He tried out skating, skiing, gymnastics, and even trapeze.
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The school flourished for decades, but enrollment started falling after Brooklyn started its own public school system.
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Experts say measles flourished in large part because of anti-vaccine misinformation on social media, particularly Facebook.
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For a variety of reasons, "Hello, Dolly!" survived and even flourished with a wide array of Dollys.
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But there's also Facebook and Reddit, where user-moderated, fanatic communities for Ring product owners have flourished.
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Yet while Mr. Rouhani has received credit for that achievement, Iran's economy has not flourished as hoped.
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Silicon Valley regularly cites that law as the only reason the internet has flourished as it has.
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As the company flourished, Ms. Bezos stepped back and focused on her family and her literary ambitions.
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Garland flourished there, but Oliver chafed against the curricular constraints and dropped out in his freshman year.
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And he both survived and flourished: He became a US citizen, and moved his sister to Michigan.
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If we'd had the social media then, we could've really flourished a lot more than we did.
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Sony's Playstation arm flourished under House, which saw the company come back on top in the gaming industry.
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Many voters were put off by the corruption that flourished under Jacob Zuma, president from 2009 to 2018.
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More than 6,000 Sherpas presently live in these mountains, and have flourished here for the last four centuries.
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Scrivener's popularity increased in lockstep with the rise of the self-publishing community that has flourished on Amazon.
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It has flourished amid Iraq's civil war but may struggle to maintain investment if it is blockaded economically.
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The social network flourished and got a further boost after China blocked its American competitor Facebook in 2009.
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But the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC, which Trump opened while campaigning for the presidency, has flourished.
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Paradoxically, just as opportunities to wrestle beyond Casamance have flourished, fewer Jola women want to continue the sport.
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Taylor added that he wasn't dissuaded by the defense's claim that Andrews's career flourished despite the distributed footage.
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The doubt has flourished and evolved since then, spurred on by anti-vaccine books, blogs, videos, and memes.
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Instead, they could once again support the varied ecosystems that flourished before the arrival of intensive ovine monoculture.
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With the Laemmles and other Jewish competitors gone, Weinmueller's business flourished as he auctioned off their plundered objects.
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And McAdoo has the public support of Giants quarterback Eli Manning, who has flourished in his offensive system.
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As Jeet Heer has written, Goldwater may have lost in 1964, but his politics lived on and flourished.
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Although the firm flourished during Jose's years there, he was forced out when the company was taken over.
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Most importantly, she told me that for the remainder of the campaign, she flourished in her new role.
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Vandalism has plagued Wikipedia since its inception in 2001, but the site flourished in spite of these problems.
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There was lots of people like me, so that's where I flourished, that's where I gave my reality.
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Two years ago her garden flourished with a lush green lawn and the thick foliage of several trees.
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Despite the government's intent to ease stress and unplug devices for students, education apps have flourished in China.
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What's different: Other ancient civilizations, like Egypt and Mesopotamia, were built and flourished along rivers with consistent water.
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Francis will take some steps to stanch the bleeding, visiting Chiapas, for instance, where Protestant churches have flourished.
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Trade has flourished and families separated since war broke out between Ethiopia and Eritrea in 1998 have reunited.
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A debate about the influence of reading and other close work has flourished for more than a century.
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Vibrant cultural traditions survived and even flourished, but the first ghettos quickly became places of decay and disease.
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That neglects the relationship between the two; as Ottoman military resources fought on five fronts, independence movements flourished.
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The seed was the cancer cell; the soil was the local ecosystem where it flourished, or failed to.
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Columbia Sportswear flourished, becoming the largest outerwear brand and leading seller of ski wear in the United States.
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This was, by far, the most difficult test the French had faced in this tournament, and they flourished.
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In South Korea, wild boars have flourished due to the loss of predators like tigers, leopards, and wolves.
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The Austin ecosystem has flourished in the earliest stages, and it&aposs ready to hit its growth spurt.
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Memes supporting the memo-writer and disparaging Google HR's handling of retaliation investigations have flourished in its wake.
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The infection flourished mostly among unvaccinated children and adults who did not know if they had been vaccinated.
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A lot of people were making a lot of money off of rubber, and the city's economy flourished.
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But nevertheless she adapted and flourished in other ways, like founding the Happy Ending Music and Reading Series.
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But the twins had flourished in a pocket of neglect, as so many wild things do in Florida.
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The deal under scrutiny laid the seeds of a culture of graft that has flourished in recent years.
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Central planning, however, proved unable to meet people's individual demands, and so rule-breaking and black markets flourished.
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His election was seen as a victory for the moderate Islam that has long flourished in this country.
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Given the pressures to use the app, a cheating industry involving at least a dozen products has flourished.
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A lot of bands have broken up because maybe members had to leave, other new projects have flourished.
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The Victors' victory was in fact a notable instance of order on a day when chaos flourished elsewhere.
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But he flourished in his brief run on America's Senior Tour, winning a record nine times in 21998.
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Rekhti, a genre of poetry that flourished in India from the late 473s, describes erotic encounters between women.
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"People say that George Washington owned slaves and he flourished in a system that accepted that," he said.
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Mr. Schwarzman has flourished during the four decades that the people Mr. Trump purports to represent have languished.
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He flourished in Atlanta after a rocky start that included a temporary stay in the N.B.A. Development League.
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It's not a coincidence that as the internet grew in popularity and usefulness, democracies flourished around the world.
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Target has flourished in the second half of the decade under the leadership of current CEO Brian Cornell.
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But the ban on women driving has been lifted and public entertainment, including once banned cinemas, has flourished.
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The internet misinformation crisis has only fueled measles' return, as anti-vax websites and groups have flourished online.
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But it has also fallen out of favor in the neighborhoods where it was born and once flourished.
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The lake's deterioration was one reason Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram had flourished in the region, he added.
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Today, the most common route for African migrants to Europe is through Libya, where human trafficking has flourished.
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While the action sports and rap industries ballooned, artist-led independent T-shirt labels flourished in their shadow.
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It feels like the crowning glory — we are going to do it where Monteverdi flourished and was buried.
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Baltimore had success signing Nelson Cruz to such a deal two years ago: Cruz flourished, hitting 40 home runs.
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Fan fiction flourished, wizard rock thrived, and there were two Harry Potter conventions that year in the U.S. alone.
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But it wasn't until 1969, when new reporting rules took some of the shine off foundations, that DAFs flourished.
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Stamping out the industrial-scale oil theft that flourished after the 2009 amnesty was part of Buhari's campaign promises.
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Shiism flourished in the Arab world a thousand years before Iran, says a Saudi prince involved in the effort.
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The country has only flourished when it has had a strong central government, albeit at the cost of liberty.
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Back in 2008, Alibaba "really hadn't flourished," Pyykkonen said, meaning Yahoo's core advertising assets were still seen as valuable.
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Founded in 1884, Jaeger flourished during the 1960s, but sales have withered as its customer base has grown older.
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But the controls have managed to hold the peso-dollar rate stable, even as other unofficial channels have flourished.
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But at Hill Crest Behavioral Health — part of UHS, America's largest psychiatric hospital chain — a culture of violence flourished.
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So much of the grown-ish cast of characters has flourished before our very eyes over its first season.
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During the Cold War, Lancaster flourished by churning out U.S. Air Force bombers that terrified communists the world over.
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Kindergarten has flourished, becoming so entrenched that it is part of the formal education system's name ("K through 12").
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White Catalan nationalism has flourished, support for outright independence was not widespread in the decades after Franco&aposs death.
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The term colectivo refers to any number of neighborhood communes that flourished with government support during Hugo Chávez's presidency.
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McAdoo has no head coaching experience, but under his tutelage in the last two seasons, Eli Manning has flourished.
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But as the smaller operations have struggled, Preciosa's bead factory in Desna has only flourished, as has the town.
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Physical newspapers have also flourished in part because their online versions have failed to woo India's 400m internet users.
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Like my own mother, Karin not only overcame, but flourished -- and did it on the conventional playground of men.
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Under the current president, Ma Ying-jeou of the Kuomintang, or Nationalist Party, cross-strait economic ties have flourished.
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We are better off today thanks to his ideas that flourished because of the protections of our patent laws.
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Tyzzer said Barty flourished with other Australian players like Daria Gavrilova and Samantha Stosur training alongside her in Melbourne.
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Snapchat is one of the few consequential social media companies that has flourished independently in the age of Facebook.
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Prosecutors alleged that the gang and corruption schemes flourished following the 2008 election of right-wing mayor Gianni Alemanno.
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And in Japan's Fukushima prefecture, where no one has lived since 2011's nuclear meltdown, wild boars have flourished.
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Democracy has flourished only when free media can investigate, write, and publish information that exposes corruption and limits tyranny.
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As Megan Hernbroth reports, it wasn't until Austin Ventures' $900 million VC fund folded that Austin's tech scene flourished.
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These endlessly looping images quickly caught on in China, where mobile-first internet has flourished over the last decade.
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The program has been widely credited with improving working conditions in an industry where human trafficking flourished until recently.
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In this setting of suspicion, a network of organizations and individuals preaching about the "threat" of Islam has flourished.
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In that time, a lot of L.G.B.T. culture had flourished, and I remember going to my first pride march.
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The president has announced a plan to begin special social development programs in regions where fuel theft has flourished.
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Numerous armed groups and militias flourished under Mr. al-Bashir as part of his strategy of spreading power broadly.
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Reacting against the corruption that flourished during the Zuma years, many black middle-class voters began abandoning the party.
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Jewish winemakers and vineyard owners produced kosher wine, most famously in Hungary, where winemaking families like the Zimmermanns flourished.
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It's the latest of Mr. Ratmansky's stagings of work by the French-born choreographer whose career flourished in Russia.
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Since taking office in September 2017, Mr. Lourenço has pledged to dismantle the corruption that flourished under his predecessor.
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But in every case, these fledgling democracies flourished under this newfound freedom and became fierce advocates of maintaining it.
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In Colorado, where marijuana tourism has flourished, one company, Cultivating Spirits, offers dinners that pair food, wine and cannabis.
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But Occupy Wall Street created a foundation upon which politicians and causes have flourished, and built, and demanded power.
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Riesling has flourished in distinctive ways in the Mosel and Rhine valleys of Germany, in Austria and in Alsace.
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Then there was the matter of money: Even as flexing flourished, many of its practitioners weren't seeing a dime.
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It flourished until around A.D. 1200, and later joined a political alliance with the cities of Mayapán and Uxmal.
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Indonesia: A woman who recorded her boss's lewd phone call was fired and eventually jailed, while his career flourished.
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But after three administration officials were confronted at restaurants in separate incidents last week, calls for civility have flourished.
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It's also a way for Instagram to tap into the growing influencer marketing industry, which has flourished on its platform.
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No matter how you feel about 2016, it's hard to deny that artistry and creativity in the beauty world flourished.
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Yet white supremacist, ethno-nationalist, and "alt-right" servers flourished—most trafficking in racially- and religiously motivated hatred and threats.
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The North also briefly flourished because of support from the Soviet Union and China, but those good times didn't last.
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Under his leadership, the country's economy flourished and, by the end of his term, industrial production was up 80 percent.
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Driven by exports of farmed salmon, the Faroese economy has flourished in recent years, growing nearly 7 percent in 2016.
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As bananas became a staple of lunch boxes, and banana bread recipes flourished, the lyrics of the Chiquita jingle changed.
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" Beatlemania has flourished belatedly on the Caribbean island, where authorities in the 1960s and 1970s considered Beatles songs "ideological diversionism.
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The result is that Western counterterrorism efforts focused on ISIS, doing tremendous damage to the group, while al-Qaeda flourished.
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Yet MS-13 has flourished for almost four decades, largely because its reason for being transcends monetary or capital gain.
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But now the companies that flourished in the wake of the Microsoft case have, themselves, become too powerful, she argues.
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But the idea of neutrality — not just competition or relevant results — has flourished in the conservative backlash against Silicon Valley.
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Established in 1966, carnival was set up to celebrate Afro-Caribbean culture, which flourished with immigration after World War Two.
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This made the project a bit of a mess, but when Drizzy stopped obsessing with sounding like everything, he flourished.
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McAdoo's strongest selling point is his familiarity with Manning, who has flourished in McAdoo's offensive system the last two seasons.
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Democracy flourished between 1994 and 2015 because the bigwigs in CCM saw the benefits of a more open, pluralistic economy.
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This civilization flourished between the 11th and 14503th centuries CE, dominating a 600-mile-long stretch of the Peruvian coastline.
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The fact that it existed, at one point, is a large part of why dreams of annexing Mars have flourished.
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The subprime lending industry, covering small loans to mortgage lending, flourished in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
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They argue the internet grew and flourished as an open and free place without the need for net neutrality regulation.
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The Etruscans flourished in central Italy 2,500 years ago but their culture and language were assimilated into the Roman empire.
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The alt-right movement has flourished on both Facebook and Twitter, despite complaints over the group's hateful rhetoric and abuse.
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Christianity has flourished under persecution for 2,000 years; a few decades under Communism will make little difference, even in China.
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Your artistic projects have flourished and your circle of close friends was nurtured, while peripheral partnerships made their timely exit.
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The distrust for Eastern political gamesmanship dates back decades, and flourished when Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, was prime minister.
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Abandoned buildings became nightclubs and bars, and a cottage industry of record shops and independent labels flourished in their wake.
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Without those bonds, and kindness to help us get through the inevitable rough patches, we wouldn't have survived and flourished.
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But unlike the brutal heroin and cocaine trade that once flourished nearby, his operation has the government's stamp of approval.
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Perhaps most troubling, Barnes & Noble's troubles have persisted even as many other physical book retailers, particularly independent bookstores, have flourished.
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Rugby union flourished in its well-heeled southern heartlands, and went on to conquer much of the rugby-playing world.
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"At the Existentialist Café" is a bracingly fresh look at once-antiquated ideas and the milieu in which they flourished.
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The Ethiopian capital city was a bustling cosmopolis where art and culture flourished amid the country's uneasy quest for independence.
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Since then, coffee production has flourished in the states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu, but not for local consumption.
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Thanks to her perseverance, I softened, learned to trust her, and eventually sought out other mentors as my career flourished.
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" Under "lax" government regulations, natural health products have "flourished," he writes in CMAJ, calling the current system a "rubber stamp.
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China has also taken steps to gain greater control over its technology sector, which flourished largely free from government influence.
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Mr. Jones has emerged as an avatar for a "post truth" ethos that flourished online during the last presidential campaign.
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The pioneers who made these movies did so despite the industry's early male domination and, for a time, they flourished.
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With experts in no rush to offer authentication, and his undistinguished style easy to copy, fraud appears to have flourished.
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South Avenue had flourished in parallel with Carrier, the air-conditioning and refrigeration company that had its main operations nearby.
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Film noir has flourished, particularly in Los Angeles, a city that seems perfect for setting dark, creepy and pessimistic films.
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Occultism flourished in pre-revolutionary Russia and Weimar Germany as well as in the churning, distraught America of the 1970s.
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But she had earned a black belt in taekwondo, passed all the required endurance tests and flourished in the classroom.
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The country's subculture of girls who ride stick horses long flourished quietly, but now the craze is a national export.
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But the company has flourished at an extraordinary rate in Europe, capturing more than a quarter of the smartphone market.
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Since medical marijuana was made legal in California more than two decades ago, the cannabis industry flourished with minimal oversight.
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Some American industries have expanded and flourished under the deal, but it boosted South Korean exports to America even more.
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But corruption and divisions have flourished within the A.N.C. in recent years, stripping much of the party of its ideals.
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The big picture: Innovation on the smartphone has flourished in China because phones were the first broadly-adopted screen there.
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But, tainted by numerous accusations of misconduct, he came to symbolize the corruption that flourished during his time in office.
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Some businesses flourished, while others struggled in the face of greater regulation and intense competition in the city's hot economy.
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Nonetheless, controversy over the true value and necessity of annual PSA testing for most men has flourished for several reasons.
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Ms. Coolidge flounced back into the store, where Ms. Vargas flourished a new treat: a whipped cream made from coconuts.
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According to Chatelain's account, McDonald's particularly flourished, snapping up property nationwide and setting off cycles of simultaneous investment and divestment.
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An evolution of animal life happened in the years after the extinction event, but some groups flourished more than others.
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To explain how genius flourished in such circumstances Harman leads readers on a precipitous journey through the writer's interior landscape.
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Henbane, in contrast, grows rapidly as a weed and is known to have flourished in Scandinavia during the berserker era.
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Marginal tastes in the arts or ideology flourished, often in language that readers armed only with graduate degrees could understand.
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This was also when the Chimú state flourished, controlling hundreds of miles of coastline and far inland in multiple directions.
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Eventually known as Kyoto, the metropolis flourished as a hub of politics, religion and culture for the next thousand years.
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Actress Alfre Woodard commemorated African slaves and their descendants, saying they not only survived but "flourished," according to the newspaper.
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"I could just look at Ted and Mary Steenburgen and look at how they've flourished in their relationship," he said.
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Boîte New York night owls have hooted for years that the wildest, weirdest after-dark scenes have flourished somewhere else.
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Popular arts flourished, and, though the country was officially closed for most of the period, foreign influences did trickle in.
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The issue has weakened Ms. Merkel and her party, contributing to an environment in which far-right groups have flourished.
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Waziri also pushed back on hype about mummy curses, which predictably flourished on the internet after the coffin was discovered.
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It is time for us to return to the bipartisan regulatory framework under which the Internet flourished prior to 2015.
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While the U.S. suffered its low-scoring "dead-ball" era, the Cuban league flourished with the influx of American talent.
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But it wasn't until they teamed up at the 2015 Comedy Central Roast of Justin Bieber that their friendship really flourished.
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French customs like Mardi Gras have flourished ever since, particularly in the Soulard district, home to the Bud Light Grand Parade.
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For prosecutors, Salemme is perhaps the last man standing from an era when organized crime flourished in Boston and its environs.
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The photographer captured the currents of hip hop, skater, grunge, and rave culture that flourished in downtown Manhattan in the 1990s.
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San Francisco's rapidly growing gay population was centered in the Castro neighborhood, where bars, cafes, clubs, sex shops, and bathhouses flourished.
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Electric vehicles were made possible because of the development of these batteries, and wireless communication has flourished because of the technology.
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And Nordstrom already operates two Nordstrom Rack stores — a line of discount stores that has flourished among bargain hunters — in Manhattan.
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This business flourished for years, especially in the months after the Indian government invalidated much of the cash in the nation.
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The contacts illustrate the overlooked role in the 22013 election of Russian intelligence, which has flourished under Putin, a former spy.
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But disaster was averted when a plot of drought-resistant sorghum he had also planted flourished despite a lack of water.
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In the 21st century, the tragedy of the commons metaphor flourished in a new domain: the intangible world of intellectual property.
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You can see that with how corruption has flourished in Sicily, the power is used with a discriminatory and egoistic attitude.
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Scania, a lorry-maker that has flourished since being bought by Volkswagen in 2000, was sold too cheaply, says Ms Beckerman.
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They thrive above ground for several months to reproduce, then fade as quickly as they flourished, ending / starting a new cycle.
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His scientific reputation was undeniable, but he had neither the refined manners nor the sparkling wit that flourished at Frederick's court.
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Not just about defense Economic relations between India and Israel have flourished since the establishment of formal diplomatic ties in 1992.
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She flourished and languished simultaneously in these roles; her star power rose quickly but she was growing weary of being typecast.
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For decades, conservative talk radio, which flourished in the 1980s, has been a major outlet for lashing out against political correctness.
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Shadow banks have flourished in part because the traditional ones, battered by losses incurred during the financial slump, are under pressure.
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The move provoked an outcry from marijuana friendly states, including Gardner's Colorado, in which the marijuana industry has flourished since 2000.
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For starters, both rap and street dance flourished in underground Chinese communities before gaining greater exposure through their respective video series.
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Extracts in the formulas may also indicate where tree species once flourished and help identify the trade routes for ink products.
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These styles were jammed together by a transformative technology: radio, and the "barn dance" variety shows that flourished on the airwaves.
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In the past decade, a new genre of highly personal TV comedies, starring the people who write the scripts, has flourished.
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Temp agencies flourished, but no restaurants, hotels, or grocery stores ever came, save for the recent addition of a dollar store.
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A special brand of American liberalism, at once independent-minded and dedicated to the common good, has flourished in the West.
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As countries relied upon nuclear weapons test explosions to prove their new designs, a competitive frenzy of nuclear weapons development flourished.
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While el-Sisi has crushed peaceful political opponents, extremists have flourished, with terrorist activity in the Sinai increasing during his tenure.
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Although he found London sadly provincial, he flourished mightily, learning English at remarkable speed, winning highest grades in almost every subject.
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Henderson flourished under Rodriguez's tutelage, making 213 appearances and saving 211 games in 73 chances with a 27 earned run average.
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It's like the Wild West of yore (and it's no coincidence that cons absolutely flourished in the days of westward expansion).
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But there's an entire culture dedicated to being into lolita fashion—and within it, communities in Western society that have flourished.
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Mr. Castrovilla, the researcher, had sent students regular emails reminding them to tend to their plants, but not all had flourished.
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Once Trump officially took office, the panic that took hold of Colbert on election night evolved into anger, and then flourished.
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How has a small literary novel flourished while hyped books by big-name authors have flashed on and off the list?
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Terrorist groups like Jamaat-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh and Harkat-ul-Jihad al Bangladesh also flourished under the B.N.P.'s political cover.
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Huawei, however, believes it has flourished because it does not face the short-term financial pressures that publicly held companies do.
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But the doors to all of our apartments were never locked, no parent was ever accused of neglect and we flourished.
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"Educational Option" high schools, which admit students of varying academic abilities along a bell curve, flourished in the 1980s and 90s.
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Boyd guides us through a number of social movements that flourished in Detroit — abolitionism, union organizing and civil rights, for instance.
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"A restaurant that survived and even flourished in the dark years of New York City's decline may be extinguished by prosperity."
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But interest in the series remained high as clips and catchphrases flourished online and its stars went on to thriving careers.
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On Wednesday, demonstrators also spoke of their anger at how anti-police slogans had recently flourished in crowds and on walls.
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At 22011 feet 216 inches and 216 pounds, with an outstanding fastball, Branca flourished in 213 when he went 221-225.
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They have an equal tolerance for urban life on this side of the Atlantic and have flourished here happily ever after.
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But as the population in the Amazon surges and drug gangs expand their sway over the region, hijacking opportunities have flourished.
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As his career flourished he cooked for those three presidents, a Saudi prince and the Tennessee Titans football team among others.
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The Taliban, which flourished during her Administration, is surging in Afghanistan, and its affiliates are at war with the Pakistani state.
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"When through indifference or acquiescence or simply other priorities, there has not been this resistance, the populists have flourished," he said.
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A few red states graced with booming metro areas, like Texas, flourished under Republican regimes of low taxes and light regulation.
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Under Mr. Solomon, Goldman's investment banking business flourished, ranking among Wall Street's top firms for advising on corporate mergers and acquisitions.
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She has since launched three successful restaurants in the Midwest that have flourished almost entirely thanks to word-of-mouth support.
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Though Wendt and Loch did not get engaged on the show — and in fact broke up — their relationship flourished off camera.
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It very quickly took off too, particularly in America where it flourished for the first decade and a half of photography.
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Rumors about Cohen's supposed Prague trip have flourished among Trump's opponents and liberal-leaning Twitter personalities who follow the Russia investigation.
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Still, these poets flourished here because there was a deep compatibility between their poetics of freedom and our tradition of liberty.
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After living in Paris together, they moved to southern France where, under his love and tutelage, her painting and writing flourished.
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" Faye put it more bluntly, if half-jokingly: If cash transfers flourished, "the whole aid industry would have to fire itself.
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Online lending and wealth management tools have flourished in China, where mobile payments are popular and regulation has historically been relaxed.
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Now the team is braving the land of ice once more to uncover clues as to how forests once flourished there.
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Herne said the discovery site shows that huge rivers cut across that rift, and it was a place where forests flourished.
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Imperialism and colonial photographic practices both flourished in the 19th century, and both extended themselves, with cosmetic adaptations, into the 20th.
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Elsewhere in the sterile laboratory, a hand tickles the emoji, feather flourished, before a lab-coated assistant hands over your card.
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Still, Islamophobic rhetoric and assumptions flourished in wake of the shootings, according to Malik: There's so much suspicion of Islam here.
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Affluent black families flourished there in the 1930s, with Sugar Hill, an eastern enclave of Hamilton Heights, perhaps the most desirable area.
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Despite some language difficulties, Windsor's partnership with Alexandrovskaya has flourished and the pair won the world junior championship in Taiwan last year.
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In the name of working-class allies, Trump has scuttled the That disappointed business supporters who have flourished in the globalized economy.
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But after the Bulls flourished over the first two quarters, Crawford led the charge for the Clippers coming out of the half.
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"Washington flourished while the people did not... the establishment protected itself," he declared angrily, before the assembled members of the Washington establishment.
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The reader slips into a literary China of poetry and mystery that flourished long before the boom—and will certainly outlive it.
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In Paris gay life flourished in the decadence of Montmartre, with its Moulin Rouge cabaret and rows of smoky cafés and bars.
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Russell had flourished in his first season in Golden State since being traded by Brooklyn in the Kevin Durant deal in July.
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It was a place where "art," embodied in the form of "silver age" geniuses like Coppola, Scorsese, and Spielberg, flourished amid commerce.
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It has flourished by cold-shouldering Taiwanese workers, and building factories in places with lower wages instead, she points out, especially China.
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Her vocal talent flourished and by 13 she was tapped to perform with Mahalia Jackson's gospel group, with whom she'd later tour.
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Literally — "the deuce" refers to the city blocks in midtown where the porn industry flourished, so we're talking the business of bodies.
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That view was held by the Mutazila school of rationalist theology which flourished in Baghdad a millennium ago but was then suppressed.
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The update is focused on reducing misinformation on YouTube, including the conspiracy theories that have flourished after events like the Parkland shooting.
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But they have flourished in the United States since the 23 recession as more Americans were forced to tighten up their spending.
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Life has flourished on Earth for billions of years, and it's ubiquitous, even appearing in rock thousands of feet beneath the surface.
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He never earned his doctoral degree, but soon found himself at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., where he flourished.
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Mac, he wrote in his memoir, drew inspiration from New Orleans folklore about a root doctor who flourished in the mid-1800s.
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The idea of working with the authorities was still controversial in a community that had flourished while operating in legal grey areas.
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WeChat has flourished for simple, commercial reasons: it solves problems for its users, and it delights them with new and unexpected offerings.
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He was so great he flourished in a space carved for him outside of the soccer whirl, the press conferences, the photoshoots.
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E-commerce has flourished in Russia over the past decade, prompting brick-and-mortar retailers to invest in online services and delivery.
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However, conspiracy theories about the exercise flourished, particularly in Texas, which had been designated as a "hostile state" in the war game.
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David French, senior vice president of government relations at the National Retail Federation, said retailers have flourished under the GOP's tax overhaul.
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Their relationship flourished despite a pledge Mr. Sliker had made to himself that he would not date anyone involved in the campaign.
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The black market flourished as a result, where the Turkmen manat currency trades at less than a third of its official value.
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But it was in the U.S. prison system that the book truly flourished, copies passed from hand to hand until they disintegrated.
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Compared with spying, the ordeal of artistry is notoriously hard to feign, and only the wisest actors have flourished in the attempt.
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And they have the experience to fix a culture of broken bureaucracy which has flourished under the Obama Administration's "status quo" posture.
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Outside the museum, Boschmania flourished, with banners in the streets, images from the paintings on shop windows and monster souvenirs all around.
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But other parts of the insurance business have flourished under Obamacare, particularly private plans sold to states for residents covered by Medicaid.
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For a few years, dark web marketplaces flourished and provided a reliable source of lethal drugs for people looking to euthanize themselves.
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From this show came a close collaborative friendship that has flourished into their current exhibition at the Okay Space Gallery in Brooklyn.
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Instead Morgan has had to cope with a number of bruising tackles while team mates such as Megan Rapinoe have flourished instead.
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Gucci Mane loves Gladwell, and the two have sparked up an unlikely friendship via Twitter that's now flourished in the real world.
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The halal food industry has flourished in China as the country has pursued closer economic relations with majority-Muslim Middle Eastern nations.
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While TransPerfect has flourished, the relationship between Ms. Elting and Mr. Shawe has worsened, as is detailed in the Delaware court's decision.
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China's online education industry has flourished following the government's relaxation of the One-child policy, with English language providers enjoying robust demand.
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Op-Ed Contributor The skyscraper was born in the United States, but in recent years, it has grown and flourished in Asia.
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As the state's economy has broadly flourished, parts of the Panhandle, once dependent on paper mills and the lumber industry, have struggled.
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Helped by such outlets, a vibrant rap culture has flourished that is independent of the government and its preferred aesthetics and values.
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Yet elsewhere in the arts, Asian-Americans have flourished: as poets, writers, directors, photographers, fashion designers, architects, interior decorators and visual artists.
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As the school has flourished, it has drawn criticism from some Cornell students, faculty members and others over its relationship with Technion.
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They named the entertainment hall the Houston Hippodrome and it quickly flourished, drawing flocks of Jewish immigrants settling north of Houston Street.
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Yet even as he flourished on the field, he had to contend with a stutter that was evident at a young age.
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The vibe of the Riperton-Rudolph home was that it was the kind of home where vibes flourished like shaggy jasmine vines.
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Also connected to that culture was a parallel institution that flourished in Europe around the turn of the century: the thermal spa.
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Pakistani democrats like to remind us that the Indian Army stays away from politics and that's why democracy has flourished in India.
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Cash and gold flowed to the United States, American business flourished, and the average American saw the standard of living improve dramatically.
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A kind of mud resist-printing, called dabu, which allows areas of a design to be reserved from dye, also flourished here.
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Check out the British Golf Museum to learn how the sport evolved and flourished despite opposition from a succession of Scottish kings.
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A few seconds is probably not long enough to film a cooking or makeup tutorial—two genres that have flourished on TikTok.
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It rose on three squares or platforms for dancing, and in this handsome setting Mr. Teicher's spirited, seamless brand of tap flourished.
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In the late 19th century, Fanelli's was part of the vicious scene around Prince Street, where brothels, crime and gin joints flourished.
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None of them could have predicted what would happen next: They flourished under their new circumstances and slowly became their best selves.
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Barket said she had watched with alarm as identity politics and racial divisions flourished under President Obama, the nation's first black president.
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Since our country was founded, American ingenuity has flourished under robust IP laws that are as essential to our knowledge-based economy.
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From almost the moment the shots were fired, conspiracy theories flourished: Oswald did not act alone, or was not involved at all.
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For all of 2017, the Japanese export business to China literally flourished, soaring 20.5 percent after a 6.5 percent decline in 2016.
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She admired the long strip of desert willows, grasses and flowering plants that have flourished since the garden was built in 2018.
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This seed, planted in American soil, under an American sun, sprouted and flourished, fields of wheat, milled to grain, the daily bread.
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At the beginning of Mao's Communist rule starting in 1949, the genre still flourished – so long as works reflected the party line.
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His career flourished, even as it waxed and waned (see his return to the halftime show of the Super Bowl last year).
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SceneFour's rhythmic-art business started in 250, and it has flourished largely through word of mouth in the music and gallery communities.
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It's also where Hopper's creativity first flourished and where he produced many artworks until he turned 28 and moved to New York.
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In the time that the site flourished, the music market of the previous decade wasn't prepared for the foundational revolution that Last.
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What looked to be a kind of brilliant strategic acquisition, now five years ago, and the Post has flourished under his ownership.
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It has survived and flourished since 1982 by word of mouth and a strong community, but family has been the foundation all along.
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In many ways, they're taking a cue from marketplaces in Asia that have long flourished from shelling fresh street food from local vendors.
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Since its launch, the device family has flourished to include different versions of the smart assistant to fit virtually everyone's needs and wants.
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By the time of Drogo's season 1 death, it is clear the arranged marriage has flourished into a powerful partnership of mutual admiration.
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For some, the blossoming Palestinian scene in Haifa is reminiscent of the city during British rule, when a lively Arab cultural life flourished.
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The currency market in the U.K. flourished for decades with liquidity on tap 24 hours a day with little to no regulatory oversight.
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Electric cars have flourished over the last few years at Pikes Peak because they don't struggle at high altitudes like combustion engines do.
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She channeled the kind of girl-power feminism-lite that flourished in the Obama years, encouraging her readers to find their warriors within.
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While social enterprises aim to become financially independent, supportive policies, grants and tax breaks have proven vital in countries where they have flourished.
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Mr Fayulu, by contrast, seemed more likely to investigate the graft that flourished during the 153 years that Mr Kabila was in charge.
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Although VR has flourished of late, and headsets are now available for a few hundred dollars, the industry is still in its infancy.
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Remarkably, the game has flourished since the March 2016 tournament between AlphaGo and Sedol, sparking innovations in gameplay that are surprising the professionals.
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The concept flourished in France in the early 219s to describe the emergence of individual rights, the rule of law and representative government.
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Opposition parties, who are preparing to challenge Ramaphosa in May elections, say graft has flourished under his ruling African National Congress (ANC) party.
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The industry, which sprouted from an advanced military and flourished with state backing, became a major growth engine and investment magnet for Israel.
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It's not all that shocking—since coach Jay Gruden gave the job to Kirk Cousins and he (sort of) flourished in the role.
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But the large size of these hybrids has allowed them to exploit resources the native birds weren't using, so the birds have flourished.
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From that one person (Chihuly), it kind of flourished to thousands of people blowing glass… It's kind of a cultish subculture inside Seattle.
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Govan has flourished under new coach Patrick Ewing, averaging 21.0 points and ranking second nationally with 19773 rebounds, and he is not alone.
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Carmakers and small grocery stores that flourished under late president Hugo Chavez due to preferential currency exchange terms have either closed or downsized.
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I set off with Mr. Kayden on an informal survey of some of Manhattan's most crowded neighborhoods, where hostile architecture has long flourished.
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To China's dismay, South Korea, Japan and East Asia have flourished as part of the U.S. strategy of defending democracy in the region.
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Or are they a small reflection of a community that has thrived and flourished out of the continuing popularity of Bungie's epic shooter?
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To ensure that competition flourished, privatisation would need to go hand in hand with an equally ambitious agenda of legal and institutional reform.
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But past leaders lacked the authority to take on the corruption and abuses that have flourished since the economic liberalization of the 1990s.
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Headlines about the scandal and the culture in which it flourished were just as ubiquitous, especially as other powerful men were called out.
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This type of discounted goods store flourished in West Germany as the country attempted to crawl out of economic ruin following the war.
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They might not have chosen to come to this country, but provided with a basic opportunity to attend school and work, they've flourished.
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In the meantime, the fossils of T. arctica provide an eerie glimpse into the rich ecosystems that once flourished in Earth's northern extremes.
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It all started with his collaboration with Adidas Originals on Yeezy Season 1, which flourished into an ongoing (and award-winning) sneaker sensation.
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It wasn't until after his death in 1928 that a renewed appreciation for his work, especially the Glasgow School of Art, flourished again.
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Mr. Busch, a director of Save the Great South Bay, said that since the breach opened in late 2012, fish species have flourished.
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Finland's Hobbyhorse Girls, Once a Secret Society, Now Prance in Public For years, a subculture of teenage hobbyhorse enthusiasts flourished under the radar.
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But while McNuggets flourished as soon as they were introduced, in 1981, the fast food fried chicken sandwich has been tougher to perfect.
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Many community businesses that flourished in Quetta's bustling wholesale markets have shuttered and relocated to Hazara Town or Mari Abad, another Hazara neighborhood.
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As printing developed and became widespread, animals of varying accuracy flourished in books, whether in the form of early woodcuts or later engravings.
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The lumber industry flourished here a century ago, producing millionaires who built hilltop mansions but whose only legacy today is a sawmill museum.
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The firm flourished; this year, it had 2700 lawyers and average profits per partner of $22017 million, among the highest in the country.
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While his business flourished, it was Brown's daughter who turned his attention to activism after she told him her fears about climate change.
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Mr. Zuma, once known as a charismatic anti-apartheid hero, had come to symbolize the corruption that flourished during his time in office.
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Between 1947 and 2006, average global tariffs fell to 4 percent from 40 percent in developed countries, trade flourished, and economies expanded rapidly.
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The rogue nature of Mr. Bamford's operation, which flourished because he offered a service that Rolex did not, was part of its appeal.
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With Bruce hitting ahead of him and another left-handed batter, Lucas Duda, behind him, Cespedes flourished against St. Louis starter Mike Leake.
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Colin Kaepernick took over the starting quarterback job in November and flourished, showing off his huge arm and play-making on the ground.
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An industry source told me that Nissan executives who had flourished under Ghosn were enraged that he was screwing up a sweet deal.
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As governments and governance collapse in places like Somalia, Afghanistan, Mali and Yemen, Salafi-jihadi groups have flourished by stepping into the vacuum.
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Perhaps his greatest discovery is Teresa Deevy (1894-1963), an Irish dramatist who flourished at the Abbey Theater in Dublin in the 1930s.
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So are the Washington Nationals, who have flourished in the National League playoffs behind Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg, Patrick Corbin and Anibal Sanchez.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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What has flourished instead is a related approach called proton therapy, which also uses charged particles and has some of the same benefits.
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Sex trafficking has flourished on websites such as Backpage because they actively encourage users to post it, not just because they have immunity.
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The Mayans were a Mesoamerican civilization that flourished across Mexico and Central America from 2000 BC to the time of the Spanish Conquistadores.
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Credit...Philip Cheung for The New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — Amazon flourished over its first two decades with little opposition and less scrutiny.
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My mother once flourished in a crowd, playing the perfect hostess, making every guest feel as if his or her presence was crucial.
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Transnational jihadist networks that flourished in Afghanistan and Pakistan found little purchase in Bangladesh, despite its dense, poor Muslim population and porous borders.
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Mr. Ramaphosa has started to clean out certain ministries, agencies and state enterprises, removing key allies of Mr. Zuma under whom corruption flourished.
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Times Insider What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
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When she flourished in the 1980s, showing in Paris and selling clothes all over the world, she never adhered to trends of the time.
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But under Narendra Modi economic ties have flourished and last year he made a first-ever visit to Israel by an Indian prime minister.
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The President finished with statements that seemed squarely aimed at the near future, particularly with how the spread of misinformation and confusion have flourished.
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Both suspect him of wanting to loosen the controls that have kept the Treasury honest, even as corruption has flourished elsewhere in the government.
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RGA communications director Jon Thompson disputed the notion that the Free Telegraph takes inspiration from the sensationalized news sites that have flourished on Facebook.
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This was the first and only time that the so-called "blood libel," which flourished in medieval Europe, gained traction in the United States.
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Mr. Xi's arrival was preceded with a glowing article in the Iranian press about the legendary Silk Road that flourished during the Tang dynasty.
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Israel's commercial ties with China have flourished under Binyamin Netanyahu, the prime minister, who met President Xi Jinping in Beijing last year (see picture).
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Despite a bitter takeover battle over Gucci between France's biggest luxury conglomerates, the Gucci brand flourished under the creative director and designer Tom Ford.
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Love stories featuring characters and storylines that better represented black Americans flourished in the 90s with films like Boomerang (1992) and The Inkwell (1994).
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Many detractors blame him for a political graft that flourished under the Workers' Party, calling his bribery conviction the end to his political career.
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As stylish New Nordic restaurants with their never-ending processions of lilliputian courses flourished, less sexy staples like meatballs languished on the cultural backburner.
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Members of the Cali drug "cartel", which flourished in the 1980s and 1990s, brought in salseros from other countries to perform at glitzy parties.
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Despite her declaration that the company flourished under her tenure, the company experienced massive layoffs and revenue losses when she was at its helm.
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Byrd's second tactic was to make subtle use of Catholic motifs and to quote from the work of composers who flourished in easier times.
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His nascent business flourished and, eventually, the jeweler was able to negotiate deals with Trump to open additional kiosks inside his Atlantic City casinos.
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Damon's position on the issue is not all that surprising, because the existing Hollywood system is the same system in which he has flourished.
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"Lloyd's' international network has flourished under Vincent's leadership," Beale said in the statement, pointing to expansion into emerging markets like China, Dubai and Singapore.
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Since opening in 1999, MASS MoCA has flourished under director Joseph C. Thompson, Mr. Krens's former colleague at the Williams College Museum of Art.
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And while Mr. Macron criticized Mr. Trump's policies in a rare joint address before Congress, the bromance between the two flourished during the visit.
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I have been flooded with email from conservatives who have been ignited by the #ReleaseTheMemo campaign that has flourished online, fed by Fox News.
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The bank flourished, and began buying chunks of distressed industrial firms, leading the family to set up a holding company, Investor, 30 years ago.
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Henry said the bacteria that can cause the respiratory disease Legionnaires' flourished due to a high amount of organic carbon in the river water.
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Small businesses have flourished in the current economy that is set to grow by more than 85033 percent for the first time since 2005.
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He is like a walking oxymoron (which is perhaps not surprising, given that reality TV is the medium in which he has most flourished).
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Over the next three decades, as the bilateral relationship flourished, the sons of those two political leaders would rise to prominence and political leadership.
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Yet since the low point of 1991, when then-King Hussein opposed the first Gulf War, US-Jordanian military and intelligence relations have flourished.
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Although he carefully avoided naming names, it was clear that he was talking about the "state capture" that has flourished on Mr Zuma's watch.
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The result was that a majority could not agree on a test to measure partisan gerrymandering, and without any meaningful checks the practice flourished.
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The Fed has thrived on its independence, and in turn our nation has flourished economically on a scale that is unmatched in the world.
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Conspiracy theories are, generally speaking, a favored coping mechanism of those who lack power: They flourished among liberals in the wake of Trump's election.
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His brand flourished throughout the 1930s — at its height, there were 130 stores across Europe — until World War II brought things to a halt.
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In 1970, before entering Harvard, Jamie Bernstein spent the summer at the Tanglewood Music Festival, where her father had flourished as a young man.
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Among them: In Preci, Benedictine monks flourished as healers from the 13th century, building a rare library of anatomy texts and a renowned infirmary.
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In Biosphere 2—the failed science experiment from the nineties that was, among other things, an indoor-farming venture—pests and plant disease flourished.
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Many social enterprises like Oddbox have flourished in Britain in recent years, bringing food that would otherwise be wasted to consumers across the country.
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As Verrett flourished, Miami's Adam Conley was just as sharp, striking out a career-high nine batters and also tossing zeros for six innings.
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Nothing quite flourished, but the five-person team purposefully kept its burn rate low to maximize its runway and get more chances to experiment.
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Traveling athletes were part of the cultural climate in the early twentieth century, and certain styles, such as catch-as-catch-can wrestling, flourished.
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Open Graph auto-sharing fizzled, but Facebook's Account Kit has flourished by allowing any app to use phone numbers and SMS for sign-up.
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Unfortunately, over the last eight years the marijuana industry has flourished nationally because the previous administration refused to enforce federal laws for marijuana offenses.
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It's no accident that female comics who have flourished in the largely male comedy scene speak with conviction to the challenges facing Mrs. Clinton.
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To combat this newfound unity on the right, the Democratic Party should embrace the progressive populism that once flourished in Wisconsin and far beyond.
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After the team let the veteran backup Rene Rivera go as part of its late-season sell-off, d'Arnaud and Plawecki platooned and flourished.
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It flourished, generating more than $20,000 (almost $291,22012 in today's dollars) within weeks — nearly a third of what United Business had been earning annually.
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A private sector, which generates the best-paid jobs on the island, has flourished since the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 1990s.
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While he was struggling on grass, he flourished on other surfaces, winning three straight French Open titles and the United States Open in 2013.
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The Geffen flourished under Mr. Arney, the lawsuit said, adding that he had handled difficult logistical tasks while producing critically and financially successful works.
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And after a major disaster like Harvey, it seems worth reminding companies that they have flourished, in part, thanks to the Houston area's generosity.
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After the war they eventually made it to New Jersey, where her husband set up a successful construction business that flourished under their son.
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In the 1950s, bequests to Goodwill Industries thrift stores tripled, and flea markets flourished as Americans dumped the old to make way for new.
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He also surmised that Auburn's running game, led by JaTarvious Whitlow's 114 yards on 16 carries, flourished because players did not mind their assignments.
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Antiquities theft flourished in Egypt in the years after the country's 2011 uprising, with relics stolen from museums, mosques, storage facilities and illegal excavations.
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He then dropped out of what would be referred to as sixth-form college in the U.K., a year later, as business quickly flourished.
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With no natural predators, they have flourished on the region's supersize supply of birds, raccoons and opossums, as well as bobcats, deer and alligators.
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But since the breakdown of the Soviet Union, relations between the Kingdom and Russia have grown and under Mr. Putin particularly, they have flourished.
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They have flooded neighborhoods where taxi service has long been spotty and are now competing in areas like Midtown Manhattan, where taxis once flourished.
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Under the Hays Code, romance was invented, and it flourished — and with it, a somewhat unrealistic depiction of what love was really like emerged.
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Accelerationist ideas flourished separately on social media platforms and extremist web forums like 8chan and Fascist Forge, reaching neo-Nazi groups around the globe.
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"What's really flourished in the five years since we started here is the gallery scene," said Marc Spiegler, the global director of Art Basel.
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First, it could be an important source of government revenue like the many state lotteries that have flourished under this form of voluntary taxation.
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It derives from a long genealogy in Islamic art that flourished in early Ottoman, Timurid, and Deccani realms and often appears in Sufi contexts.
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He could not have flourished without a communications infrastructure that not only enabled his message to spread, but in many ways created the ideal conditions.
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The residences were found in an ancient port at Giza that flourished at a time when the Pyramid of Menkaure was being constructed at Giza .
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"Benefitting from the global economic recovery and new technology momentum, the semiconductor market flourished and machinery demand was hot," the government said in a statement.
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The election is drawing national attention, however, thanks to the resurgence of One Nation, a nativist party that briefly flourished in Queensland in the 1990s.
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We have spent the past 11,500 years or so living in the so-called Holocene epoch, the interglacial period during which Homo sapiens has flourished.
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It flourished after the fall of Communism, absorbing other businesses before registering as the Agrokor Group in 33 - the year Croatia's war of independence ended.
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Developers, who flourished by designing games that relied on just a traditional handheld controller, had little incentive to change — so in large part, they didn't.
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Meanwhile the LGBT+ community has flourished underground, with music clubs providing safe space for Georgians to express their sexuality, shifting social norms and public attitudes.
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The Dark Ages of jerking off to one's own imagination faded away, and the relatively novel concept of "pornography" as we know it today flourished.
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In the wake of the Las Vegas shooting, Google's algorithm was under fire for purportedly promoting conspiracy theories that flourished on 913chan's controversial /pol/ channel.
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The weeklies echo an earlier publishing tradition: towards the end of the Edo period (1603-1867) comic books full of gossip and political satire flourished.
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But it fits into the tradition of cangtou shi, or hidden poems, which have long flourished in China under conditions of political repression, he said.
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After he recovered, it was far less awkward to assign him a setup role, where he flourished, than it would have been before the injury.
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Since the mid 2000s, with the progress made in miniaturizing solar panels and making them more flexible, textile projects associated with this technology have flourished.
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In these 40 years, aesthetic arguments have flourished into research programmes—such as supersymmetry, the multiverse and grand unification—that now occupy thousands of scientists.
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But in Mahathir's Malaysia in the late 1980s and into the 1990s, even as art took a decidedly sociopolitical turn, galleries flourished, as did theater.
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Large numbers of free or low-cost VPN services flourished in Chinese app stores in the 18 months or so prior to the recent blocks.
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Since 1901, stocks have flourished when one party has controlled the White House and both houses of Congress, data from the Bespoke Investment Group indicates.
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His life settled after his mother remarried and moved to Tivoli, where Mr. Molinaro soon flourished as a precocious, if quiet, standout in government classes.
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But despite initial excitement over the opening of a number of restaurants and shops, the neighborhood has not yet flourished the way many had hoped.
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Trump has flourished at a time when trust in basic institutions — organized religion, banks, medical services, Congress, the media, government, you name it — has eroded.
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Pite went on to become a highly praised dance maker, and Ballet BC has flourished in the past decade under the direction of Emily Molnar.
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Kelly and his second wife Drea Kelly (née Andrea Lee) divorced in 2009, but rumors have long flourished that dark secrets lurked in their marriage.
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There are reasons neither of these women's careers has flourished in America, why even combined they've been in New York just a handful of times.
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The vinyl records by the bar refer to the Japanese jazz cafes called kissa, which flourished in the '60s, when turntables and speakers were rarities.
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In Washington, lawmakers were holding new hearings on the J.F.K. and M.L.K. assassinations, and looking into abuses of power by the C.I.A. Conspiracy theories flourished.
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His image has flourished as that of the strong, silent type, not given to the rise and fall of emotion, immune to pressure or expectation.
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False news flourished before the Mexican elections in July, and the company has been cracking down on misinformation ahead of Brazil's national elections in October.
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Direct lenders have flourished in the last decade by tapping into the core middle market, or companies with US$15m to US$50 in Ebitda.
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Selig was baseball's commissioner for nearly a quarter of a century, including the period in which the use of steroids and other performance enhancers flourished.
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Egypt's black market for dollars has flourished since the 2011 uprising that scared off foreign investors and tourists, the country's major sources of foreign currency.
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The story of how those institutions have flourished independently for more than 65 years since the death of their founder is worthy of another book.
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Inventive, socially responsible architects flourished in Germany and the Soviet Union in the 1920s, enriching lives and creating buildings that are now acclaimed as classics.
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Its failure to do so, dating back to 2003, when the Americans invaded and deposed Saddam Hussein, created the fertile ground in which ISIS flourished.
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The zombie genre, conducive to parables about human flaws and their disturbing results, and to satisfying amounts of repulsiveness, has flourished in the past decade.
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He flourished, especially from the late 1760s to the early 1780s, with patrons like Louis XV and Louis XVI and prominent members of their courts.
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It seeks to revive the pre-colonial Kongo kingdom, which flourished for centuries around the mouth of the Congo river at central Africa's Atlantic coast.
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The dig uncovered an "enormous body of knowledge" about ancient Indian tribes who flourished here three millenniums ago, according to Beth Sutton, a Peabody spokeswoman.
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Suddenly, almost anyone had a shot at the nomination, and political outsiders—George McGovern in 22008, Jimmy Carter in 22012, Ronald Reagan in 21—flourished.
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There was a garden behind my house, but it was mostly plants that flourished of their own accord: wisteria and honeysuckle, clover and scorpion grass.
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Trained as a painter, Mr. Wong was a leading figure in the Modernist movement that flourished in California between the first and second World Wars.
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After a second-round exit at the French Open, she has flourished on grass, winning at Surbiton and Ilkley and reaching the semifinal at Nottingham.
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A word-of-mouth grapevine of emails and Facebook posts lauding the show's touching characters and its humor has flourished online, particularly among Jewish viewers.
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But rather than caving under the pressure, Hogg and his friends have flourished, using humor, restraint, and public pressure to engage strategically with their trolls.
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Before the THAAD dispute, bilateral relations flourished, despite Beijing's historic alliance with North Korea and Seoul's close ties with Washington, which includes hosting 28,500 U.S. troops.
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