Paris just launched her 21st (!) fragrance, Gold Rush for Men, an extension of her popular Gold Rush perfume.
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In After the Gold Rush, Jon Evans argues that the startup gold rush of the last 10 years is over.
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Like any gold rush, feel free to go for it, but understand the nature of the gold rush — eventually the gold dries up.
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"There's a gold rush in the Amazon right now that's just like the gold rush that happened in California in the 1850s," said Silman.
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The five-day-long Gold Rush Market launched online this morning as planned, but Gold Rush has also recently partnered with DoorDash and Postmates to promote Asian restaurants on their platforms.
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I understood what Luzena Stanley Wilson, a Gold Rush pioneer,
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The result has been a gold rush around kid's videos.
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Go deeper: Seniors are the health care industry's gold rush
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Most of us were swept up in the gold rush.
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Palin has provided comedy writers a gold rush of material.
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I wanted to cash in on the digital gold rush.
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The industry is thriving, but the gold rush is over.
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Yet Ukraine was a virtual gold rush for Washington's elite.
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"There's a big talent gold rush happening here," he says.
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The original gold rush had about five years of panning.
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They have created a huge gold rush for foreign drug cartels.
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It's a Gold Rush town, so every ten years, everything changes.
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Gold Rush family patriarch John Schnabel has died at age 96.
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But this is a potential gold rush for enterprising US consultants.
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Any time there is a gold rush there are carpet baggers.
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Each grew rapidly during a gold rush in the 19th century.
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A small gold rush of social enterprise companies flocked to Kenya.
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"It was a like a gold rush, completely lawless," he says.
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"It's like a gold rush," said Chief Executive Zeeshan Ali Khan.
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The target of California's latest gold rush is green and aromatic.
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He also partied at Gold Rush Cabaret Saturday night with friends.
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ETHEREUM CHALLENGES BITCOIN | A new virtual gold rush is under way.
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The story of Slaughterhouse Canyon takes place during the Gold Rush.
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Venture capitalists are getting involved as a new gold rush stirs.
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This is the story of a gold rush in the sky.
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This too will be the story of bitcoin's gold rush year.
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But is this gold rush just a flash in the pan?
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California is this gold ... especially San Francisco is gold rush city.
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ET. Gold Rush Legends: Parker Schnabel airs Friday at 9 p.m. ET.
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With bitcoin surging past $2000,21 Friday, the cryptocurrency gold rush is on.
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With bitcoin surging past $967,000 Friday, the cryptocurrency gold rush is on.
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Xbox One X (1TB) Gold Rush Special Edition console 'Battlefield V' Bundle
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Old Town Temecula was established in 1859 after the California Gold Rush.
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She won Nevada County, once the epicenter of the California Gold Rush.
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For now though, the crypto-gold rush shows no signs of abating.
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When Lin arrived in Uganda, the gold rush was still getting started.
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The startup gold rush of the last ten years is over. Sorry.
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Kuh: Sourdough has been popular in San Francisco since the Gold Rush.
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Digital currency ethereum's massive price spike has sparked an online gold rush.
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In this case, however, we're thinking about something like the Gold Rush.
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Mary Ellen Pleasant made her money during the gold rush in California.
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That set off a gold rush in the nation's vast Western region.
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You know what's interesting is, obviously everybody knows the gold rush boom.
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The smartphone explosion only made that seem even more of a gold rush.
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Pot speculators are hoping to capitalize on a new gold rush in California.
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And it's not just U.S. stocks that typically gain after a gold rush.
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For many who were first to market, it seemed like a gold rush.
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The Gold Rush star will pay a pretty penny: $100,000 to be exact.
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The Gold Rush, a honeyed update of the whiskey sour, was created here.
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The swimmers Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps continue their gold rush at Rio.
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Gold rush Someone swiped a 200-pound gold coin from a German museum.
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Take, for example, the Orlando location for The Escape Game's Gold Rush scenario.
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The internet's singular power, in its early gold-rush days, was its flexibility.
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Instead, women are finding that the gold rush is already stacked against them.
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But this gold-rush mentality has analysts worried about the sky-high valuations.
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To some observers, we're living in the middle of a spyware gold rush.
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And the gold rush is under way, as startups fight to position themselves.
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The 1990s through to the mid-2000s were a gold rush for agency recruiters.
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Those raising flags insist we're witnessing the private equity equivalent of the Gold Rush.
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"It's like a gold rush," says Mike Morales, the CEO of Tequila Aficionado Media.
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Daily VICE: Deep Sea Drilling in Papua New Guinea: The Eco-Friendly Gold Rush?
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"We're selling picks and shovels in a gold rush," says Brian Armstrong, its boss.
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In the unregulated, digital weapons gold rush, it looks like old habits die hard.
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Companies are lining up to supply shovels to participants in this AI gold rush.
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The South Lunar Pole is no different than the Yukon during the Gold Rush.
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Seattle, where I live, is undergoing its biggest boom since the Yukon Gold Rush.
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This prompted something akin to the Klondike gold rush that happened 150 years later.
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The gold rush may have been crowded, but it was not a collective effort.
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But by that point, the deep sea mining gold rush may already have begun.
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"We're sort of in the business of pickaxes during the Gold Rush," he said.
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The area often evokes romantic images of Jack London and the Klondike Gold Rush.
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Mr. Burnett came from Missouri via Oregon, settling near Sacramento amid the Gold Rush.
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A tiny beach town, Palomino is in the grips of a travel gold rush.
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During the era of Manifest Destiny and the Gold Rush, there was Joaquin Murrieta.
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The lure of the Gold Rush made San Francisco a boomtown after the 1850s.
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The painter wanted the viewer to see actual gold, without metaphor: the Gold Rush.
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But then, in 1991, he attended the Senior Gold Rush in Rancho Murieta, Calif.
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Parents, equal parts enthralled and worried, have front-row seats for this gold rush.
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Season 7 of Gold Rush premiered with a giant missing piece — family patriarch John Schnabel.
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Arlit's gold rush Gold was discovered in the desert north of Arlit in early 22011.
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The AI gold rush started in 2014 with a flurry of deals into AI companies.
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They wanted to come into the gold rush and they were the last ones in.
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The casts of Discovery shows like "Gold Rush" and "Men Women Wild" are more diverse.
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"Baseball, from a revenue standpoint, is in the midst of a gold rush," said Steinberg.
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Go deeper: The fake meat gold rush Beef: America's dinner and a juicy climate controversy
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Players can also download Planet Gold Rush on the iTunes App Store and Google Play.
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If the sale goes through, it will trigger a gold rush of business to Iran.
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Over the next century, gold mining captured people's imagination, during the great US gold rush.
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Chinese laborers in California were manning the gold rush and building the first transcontinental railroad.
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Once a Gold Rush town, now Breckenridge has 3,000 acres of mountain terrain for skiing.
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A few years ago, when Ourilândia's gold rush began, he had returned to the business.
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He compares it to the gold rush — miners faced grueling conditions as they went westward.
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What killed the gold rush wasn't the lack of gold — production tripled over that time.
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Beginning in the 20193s, federal and state deregulation set off a payday-loan gold rush.
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The Gold Rush started in 1848 and just two years later, California became a state.
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Founded in 22, Carnation sold condensed milk to prospectors embarking on the Yukon gold rush.
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Like Los Angeles, the gold rush drew settlers from across the country to the area.
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As the movie opens, the Yukon Gold Rush of the 1890s is in full swing.
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That's because unlike with gold, there's no need to worry about a digital Gold Rush.
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But traditional graphics cards are not especially well-suited to the cryptocurrency mining gold rush.
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I think we need a wakeup call about how this all works, what kind of forces have been unleashed by the gold rush of California, just as powerful forces and names like Hearst and Stanford and Huntington were unleashed in the original Gold Rush.
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This time around they will showcase "American Dreams" like the Gold Rush and the Roaring '9413s.
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Before Microsoft, Amazon and the digital gold rush, Seattle's economy was propelled by air and water.
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San Francisco's NFL team is the 49ers, named after the miners of the 1849 gold rush.
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Xbox One X 1TB Gold Rush Special Edition console 'Battlefield V' Bundle + 'Apex Legends' Founders Pack
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Now, forty years after that CIA plot, we're on the verge of an underwater gold rush.
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But she made the time to chat with R29 about her newest fragrance: Gold Rush, $60.
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Xbox One X (1TB) Gold Rush Special Edition console 'Battlefield V' Bundle + 'Apex Legends' Founders Pack
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Before the housing bubble, before the dot-com boom, before the gold rush, there were tulips.
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Nevertheless, the deep sea has become the site of a new gold rush in recent years.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - It promises all the highs and lows of a real gold rush.
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Apparently they're drawn by the spirit that fueled the Gold Rush: turning natural resources into fortunes.
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But he approached Mr. Adams about creating their own Gold Rush opera based on existing sources.
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Large parts of San Francisco burned down at least four times during the Gold Rush years.
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One all-too-predictable result: a lobbying gold rush at the prospect of an unprecedented bailout.
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There will be many, many people who will make a gold rush for the Bezos money.
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The Gold Rush-era merchant Joshua Abraham Norton lost his fortune speculating on the rice market.
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I hit Arthur's Pass, a former gold rush outpost surrounded by beech forests and thundering waterfalls.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)The battle for India's online shoppers has triggered a smartphone gold rush.
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Chaplin's The Gold Rush illustrates turn-of-the-century conditions, augmented by Eric Hegg's astonishing photographs.
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Let's go, I mean obviously the one people know, as I said, was the gold rush.
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Erin Gibbs, portfolio manager at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the gold rush may be fading.
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The Tenderloin's roots go back to the 235th century, when prospectors settled here after the Gold Rush.
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Adrian Steckel of SoftBank-backed OneWeb explains why there's a brewing gold rush in low-earth orbit.
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In fact, he, like so many others in 220, was caught up in the Klondike Gold Rush.
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But now that the gold rush is over, and we've entered the mopping-up phase — what next?
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The idea is to present an off-kilter fantasy of gold-rush life, framed by Brechtian distancing.
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The California Gold Rush ushered thousands of eager gold miners into San Francisco between 1848 and 1849.
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What you've got is a wireless gold rush — with plenty of fool's gold posing as real gold.
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With the closure of Djado, the gold rush expanded south to the base of the Aïr mountains.
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It was capitalism run amok, a borderless and lawless Wild West not witnessed since the Gold Rush.
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The indigenous population of California went from more than 200,000 before the gold rush to about 30,000.
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Affordable smartphones and increasingly cheap data prices have triggered a gold rush among the global technology industry.
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There were many California tribes that were decimated due to the gold rush of the mid-1800s.
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From there, it moves into the Sierra foothills, through Auburn and the heart of Gold Rush country.
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But the center of the commercial gold rush has been a long way away, in Silicon Valley.
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Over the next few years, the contest could take the form of a gold rush for patents.
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Thanks to shale oil, North Dakota has experienced perhaps the biggest domestic economic boom since the Gold Rush.
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Cadres of hackers were bootstrapping their own dotcom gold rush, stealing credit card numbers from US ecommerce sites.
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The town's population doubled a decade ago amid a gold rush, which sent illegal mining and violence soaring.
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During a gold rush, Silicon Valley's line is to always invest in picks and shovels instead of mining.
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The ganja gold rush has attracted foreign investors pumping in money and setting up shop on the island.
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It's going to be an emotional season for the cast of Gold Rush … in more ways than one.
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Fuelled by rivalry, high hopes and hype, the AI boom can feel like the first California gold rush.
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Nestled in the foothills of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains is the quaint Gold Rush town of Nevada City.
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Naturally, when Sunday rolls around and everyone can feel the end is near, it's a veritable gold rush.
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Soon he packed up his life again and made his way north to capitalize on the gold rush.
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The California gold rush was the proving ground of Manifest Destiny, transmuting rugged individualism into wealth and glory.
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One reason, some historians say, is that social permissiveness has governed the region since the Gold Rush days.
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Coinciding with the early years of photography, the California Gold Rush left a lasting mark on image making.
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From what we researched in the Gold Rush camps, that's what the Chinese workers would put in there.
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Even by the standards of the recent major-label hip-hop gold rush, his rise has been quick.
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But it's also possible, in the gold rush of meditation apps and gadgets, that some claims are overblown.
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At any rate, someone found flakes of gold near John SUTTER's sawmill and that started the gold rush.
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In 1899, when Muir stopped in Juneau with the Harriman Expedition, the gold rush was in full swing.
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He grew rich shipping the fruit to San Francisco as the Gold Rush was drawing thousands of immigrants.
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But, like the 49ers of the gold rush, team founder Tony Morabito saw opportunity where others saw uncertainty.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)About 2240 years after California's gold rush came the promise of the green rush.
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He did not like to charge too much, lest high prices fuel a gold rush on the agave.
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Mr. Eaton traverses the American West looking for "Gold Rush" denim: actual jeans from the 1840s and 1850s.
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The Old Clam House: Established in 1861—yeah, during Abraham Lincoln's presidency and the fucking Gold Rush, man!
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Founder Levi Strauss moved to San Francisco in 1853 during the California gold rush, opening a dry goods business.
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But we're still in the blockchain gold rush despite the stagnant cryptocurrency market and a sucker's born every day.
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I read an article the other day that said black art is now in a state of gold rush.
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I think we relate to the Gold Rush almost the way that other cultures relate to Adam and Eve.
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The firms that have made this virtual gold rush possible have no intention of being flashes in the pan.
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After all, autonomous vehicles are the next gold rush, an industry that could be worth an estimated $7 trillion.
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Why we picked Flower Co: Marijuana is the next gold rush, a once-in-a-generation land-grab opportunity.
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It's difficult for tech workers and it's even more difficult for those not touched by the modern gold rush.
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Xbox One X 1TB Gold Rush Special Edition console 'Battlefield V' Bundle + 'Forza Horizon 4' + Official Xbox Wireless Controller
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"Right now it's like we're in the middle of a gold rush and everybody's staking their claim," he said.
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"It's like a gold rush," Kevin Sullivan, a real estate broker in Humboldt County, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Meanwhile, states are cranking up their legislative activities to get in on this gold rush as soon as possible.
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A battle over land, sea and life A gold rush in Alaska broke out on election night in 2016.
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In 1846, two years before the dawn of the California Gold Rush, the city only had around 200 residents.
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As word of the California Gold Rush spread around the world, photographers, too, arrived, and themselves struck metaphorical gold.
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Then the California Gold Rush led its population to balloon by a factor of 25 in a single year.
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But the gold rush by some of the refugees from Trumplandia has a quickness and crassness all its own.
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"Right now it's like literally the social media gold rush," he tells us with a kind of shameless hunger.
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"Gold Rush wants to be the champion for our community, especially during this economic downturn," he said via email.
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The dam opened in 1968, long after the California Gold Rush, although planning for the project began in 1935.
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Here are a few others that you may not have heard about: The state Gold Rush ghost town: Bodie.
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The newspaper moved to San Francisco, where it was buffeted by the chaos of the Gold Rush in 1848.
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He'd been born there in 1869 but had escaped to the United States as part of the gold rush.
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But what is that deciding factor, and is there still time to make money in the bitcoin gold rush?
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"It's going to be like the original gold rush days," remarked Robert Frantz, president of Kepler Energy & Space Engineering.
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It was a few years after the Gold Rush had ended, but just the beginning of a new railroad boom.
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Eighty years ago when alcohol prohibition was repealed, it created a gold rush that spawned an enormous range of businesses.
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So much gold, in fact, that Jiufen was the center of a gold rush that lasted from 1893 to 1971.
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The quasi-legalization of marijuana created a gold rush for the industry, and startups like Demetrix are reaping the benefits.
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During a gold rush it may be more profitable to sell jeans to artisan miners than to mine for gold.
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The digital gold rush for cryptocurrencies like ethereum has caused a scarcity of graphics cards, and PC gamers are mad.
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Students told BuzzFeed News the comedian was performing as a closing act at the school's Boiler Gold Rush orientation week.
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Go deeper: The fake meat gold rush Editor's note: This piece was updated to note CCF is a lobbying organization.
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I worked as a recording artist in the 90s and benefited from the post-Nirvana, major-label indie gold rush.
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Along the way, this new gold rush will create plenty of opportunities for the enterprising prospector and shovel-seller alike.
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This was during a "gold rush" period when China was increasingly lending to countries around the world, including in Africa.
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But the whole idea sounded a lot better when cryptocurrency was perceived as a gold rush rather than a gamble.
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A gold rush for the old compact 35mm look and feel was set off by the success of Fujifilm's X100.
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In 1983, he followed talk of a gold rush to a place called Castelo dos Sonhos, or Castle of Dreams.
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And Gold Rush: Alaska is about guys digging around for gold, but they keep saying "glory hole" over and over.
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Watch "Poisoned by the Gold Rush" Read "Peru Declares State of Emergency in Its Jungles Due to Rampant Mercury Poisoning"
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It was Wenger who first introduced the idea of "financial doping" to the sport, preaching parsimony during a gold rush.
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My great-great-grandfather Gerhard Kettmann left Germany in 1849 and made his way to California during the Gold Rush.
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The eels have sparked a gold rush hysteria and a related reality show in Maine, which has restricted catch quotas.
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The Pied Piper gang signs off for the final episode of this sendup of the Bay Area's tech gold rush.
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"Canada's laws are gold rush laws," said Devon Page, the executive director of Ecojustice, a nonprofit organization based in Vancouver.
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THE seizing of opportunity is a recurring theme in American culture, from "Little House on the Prairie" to "The Gold Rush".
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As he sees it, the URL gold rush of the '90s occurred because there was a perceived scarcity of good URLs.
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In honor of Gold Rush patriarch John Schnabel's recent passing, Discovery is airing a special episode honoring his life and legacy.
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Space entrepreneurs speak of a new "gold rush" and compare their mission to that of the frontiersmen, or the early industrialists.
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It looks like season 7 of Discovery Channel's hit series Gold Rush won't be so golden for Dave Turin after all.
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Sagehen was clear-cut in the mid-nineteenth century to help build the railways and mines of the gold-rush era.
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The idea seemingly being to disconnect the gold rush for traffic and the use of personal data for targeted marketing.3.
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Before the Gold Rush, Spanish-speaking Mexicans and indigenous people outnumbered English-speaking white settlers in California by a wide margin.
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What's happening: Demand for luxury watches is soaring and supply is not keeping up, causing a gold rush in the industry.
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Augmented reality is shaping up to be the next big digital gold rush, and consumers should ready themselves for the onslaught.
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While the Gold Rush dominates the town's historical register, it's the story of the Nisenan tribe that begs to be told.
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As with a lot of modern-day Death Cab, "Gold Rush" doesn't exactly make the best use of the band's talents.
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"Think of picks and shovels during gold rush, that sort of thing … that's where you can make your money," he said.
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The building's owner likened demand in the area to a "gold rush" in a 2014 interview with the New York Post.
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Overall, the slowing of growth in app usage points to the end of the app gold rush era and market maturity.
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Every tech platform was founded in idealism, some of which got lost in the gold rush but much of which remains.
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That the allure of Egypt's geology has yet to spur a gold rush is down to regulation, investors and analysts say.
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And when there's a gold rush, there's plenty of money to be made by selling shovels (or ASIC rigs) to miners.
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Yes, this Silicon Valley gold rush has even led it to replace Wall Street as the new destination for many bankers.
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The Gold Rush is a story of a place and time, a key narrative patch in the grand tapestry of America.
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The prospect of asteroid mining, long the stuff of science fiction, is now being likened to a 21st-century gold rush.
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Like the gold rush, there are prospectors looking for money in the ground, and businesses looking for money in the prospectors.
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When there's a gold rush, the one selling the gold picks end up with more money than people looking for gold.
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This fall will bring a gold rush of books by and about musicians, with Bruce Springsteen's memoir as the big kahuna.
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Accelerating glacial melt in the Andes caused by climate change has set off a gold rush downstream, letting the desert bloom.
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San Francisco burned to the ground at least four times in the years immediately after the gold rush of the 113s.
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Chinese immigrants were among the thousands who traveled to the United States for economic opportunities after the Gold Rush of 1849.
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While Chen might not have expected the repercussions of COVID-19, he sees an opportunity for Gold Rush to do more.
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During the Gold Rush period, 80% of the state's Native American population was wiped out — victims of displacement, disease, and murder.
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Puccini's tale of banditry and love, set in the California gold rush, receives a production from the New York City Opera.
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The San Francisco 49ers name, which refers to the Gold Rush, is also problematic, said Schilling, a former 49ers fan himself.
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For a writer, though, it's a pickax, and we're living through a gold rush, as they might say in San Francisco.
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But Ramón's words mostly come from the Gold Rush diary of a South American journalist, and Josefa's from an Argentine poet.
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Its title, "View from Gold Mountain," references the name that Chinese immigrants gave to the American West during the Gold Rush.
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Four percent of the investors are women, which again, another great gold rush largely dominated by white men, which is interesting.
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As the ensuing gold rush attracted thousands, the government grew concerned about human trafficking, environmental damages and extortion by armed rebel groups.
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They all want a piece of what people in Midland, the Permian Basin's major town, are hailing as a new gold rush.
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It's been a gold rush for education start-ups, with venture investors betting that schooling is poised for a technology face-lift.
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Back in South Korean, Sokcho has capitalized on the gold rush, as tour buses now carry Pokemon pilgrims several hours to Sokcho.
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal that the star of Discovery's hit series Gold Rush has landed his own adventure special on the network.
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"Cannabis has become America's latest 'gold rush', the focus of billions of dollars of investment," Cult Beauty co-founder Alexia Inge explains.
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CEO Michael Africk said that over the past few years, he's seen a "gold rush" of other companies moving into branded emojis.
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On Thursday, it swept through the historic Gold Rush town of Shasta and nearby Keswick fueled by gusty winds and dry vegetation.
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On Thursday, it swept through the historic Gold Rush town of Shasta and nearby Keswick, fueled by gusty winds and dry vegetation.
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The race to space for broadband networks is "today's gold rush," an executive said – and its one that is being watched closely.
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We're standing at the starting line of a new space race, one that could trigger a gold rush-like hunt for resources.
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This fight will feature the entire roster of the Denver Nuggets, dressed in old-timey miners gear circa the gold rush era.
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The thriving crustaceans have created a kind of nautical gold rush, with some young lobstermen making well into six figures a year.
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Mr. Ciminelli's brother, Paul Ciminelli, who leads a separate real estate development firm, has also capitalized on the Buffalo Billion gold rush.
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More than 160 years after the gold rush, a solo prospector, Oscar Espinoza, stumbled upon a palm-size nugget east of Modesto.
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In 1848, for example, at the start of the California gold rush, the first miners made about $20 per day, on average.
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Charley Parkhurst was a legendary driver of six-horse stagecoaches during California's Gold Rush — the "best whip in California," by one account.
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James P. Beckwourth, a fur trapper and frontiersman, established a route through the Sierras at the beginning of the California Gold Rush.
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Traffic along the Camino peaked in the mid-16113th century, as prospectors were lured across it to the Gold Rush in California.
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China's economic bonds with Australia can be traced to the 19th century, when a gold rush drew Chinese immigrants to the continent.
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The result has been a gold rush of CBD marketers, a raft of online ruminations about what is permissible, and, increasingly, confusion.
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Conflict along the Klamath has been a part of life going back to the Gold Rush, say those living on the reservation.
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The "49ers" is the nickname for those who flocked to northern California in 1849 hoping to take advantage of the gold rush.
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VERMOGNO DI ZUBIENA, Italy — Italy may not be the first place that leaps to mind when you hear the words gold rush.
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VC Camber Creek, which has steered clear of co-working, explains how it invests in the midst of a proptech gold rush
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The town of 100,000 was at the center of a gold rush in the 1980s that drew miners from around the country.
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In this Season 2 finale, the pair search for gold-rush-era gold rumored to be buried in a Northern California cave.
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Historians have only recently begun to take into account the gold rush of new data about the climate in the classical world.
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The gold rush to find a VR product that will be as popular as Instagram, Snapchat, or even Dropbox has been fruitless.
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Content creation is like the "new gold rush," the LJH Investment Advisors managing director added, with everyone wanting a piece of the pie.
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According to their 2016 handbook, the San Francisco Gold Rush cheerleaders are told never to disclose that they are affiliated with the team.
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At that point the Gold Rush will become the Hunger Games, as cloud companies large and small compete against each other for survival.
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The network is also honoring him with a memorial card on-air ahead of a two-hour Gold Rush event at 7 p.m.
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Episode 2: The Benjamins Late-stage funding has changed dramatically, and some say Silicon Valley is the destination for the next gold rush.
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But unlike the gold rush that the iOS App Store sparked in 2008, developer reactions to the Apple Watch have been more muted.
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I've always loved gunslingers and bandits and the Californios and the Mexican land grants and the Gold Rush and the Chinese railroad workers.
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There's a vertical take-off and landing gold rush going on right now, and Ehang clearly wants to prove itself a major player.
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"It started off on my radar when Todd Hoffman went there," the Gold Rush star says of his decision to head to Guyana.
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The hamlet of French Gulch that dates to the Gold Rush era was evacuated after a vehicle problem ignited the blaze on Monday.
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Now, climbing crude prices, easing capital markets, and a gold rush in Texas's prolific Permian basin are thawing a prolonged M&A freeze.
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East Ballarat "was really left over from the gold rush days," said Maureen Hatcher, who has lived in Ballarat most of her life.
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Startups and investors don't want this pause at all; they want a brand-new smartphone-sized gold rush, and they want it now.
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A building boom unlike any seen since the late 21960th century Yukon Gold Rush is making an already challenging goal harder, experts say.
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In what U.S. city did he build a lodging business before gold rush fever drew him to the Yukon to find his fortune?
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In the back of the vehicle, unperturbed by the journey to the old gold-rush town, rode a flop-eared, cocoa-colored goat.
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They point to the old investing adage that the surest way to make money in a gold rush is to sell mining equipment.
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A. I'm probably not supposed to say this, but the Chinese art scene right now seems like San Francisco during the gold rush.
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"Fanciulla," a tale of hardscrabble miners during the California Gold Rush, is, I'm more convinced at each encounter, one of Puccini's finest operas.
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On "Where the Gods Are in Peace," the group's album due next week, the full-length "Gold Rush" runs for 11 funky minutes.
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But private miners, many the offspring of the original gold-rush generation, stayed on, claiming individual crevices in the mountain as their heritage.
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But there are some major side-effects of Colombia's new gold rush that locals are curiously quiet about: erectile dysfunction and brain damage.
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This area became the heart of commerce, industry and government, swelling in size after the 1858 Fraser Gold Rush drew thousands of immigrants.
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But there are some surprising side-effects to Colombia's new gold rush that locals are reluctant to discuss: erectile dysfunction and brain damage.
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The story then continues through Melbourne's early days as a gunslinging gold rush town and tracks its phenomenal growth in more recent years.
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His book is about an immigrant Swede of unusual size journeying in America's desert frontier between the Gold Rush and the Civil War.
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Long-term value creation and innovation When most think of the Gold Rush, few remember what was left once the mines went quiet.
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Legend has it that the sport was born in the Gold Rush, when prospectors ran alongside their pack animals to register their claims.
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Before the 1848 Gold Rush, out of a total California population of about 150,000, there were perhaps 1,203 Anglos in the entire state.
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There's been such a gold rush mentality in the Permian Basin that the region is quickly running out of pipelines, workers and supplies.
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Last fall, Amazon spurred a 21st Century gold rush by inviting every U.S. city and state to bid for their second corporate headquarters.
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After the Gold Rush, California was flooded with settlers and quickly admitted to the union, without having first spent time as a territory.
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"We'd come to Silicon Valley — the California Gold Rush — hoping to hit something big," said Marty Weiner, a member of Pinterest's founding team.
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NORTH POLE, Alaska — Miners huddled around them to stay warm through the long, cold nights in the Klondike gold rush of the 000s.
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The company's origins date to 1857 when it first began publishing a four-page paper in Sacramento, California, following the California Gold Rush.
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Right now, Bitcoin feels a little like the gold rush, or like the Dutch tulip mania, with fortunes being made and lost overnight.
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In the last decade, the region's many pockets of oil and low production costs have led to gold rush-like conditions in the Permian.
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Kraus called the influx of investment a "gold rush" but said those days may be coming to a close as the industry grows up.
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Altspace might be the highest-profile casualty so far of the gotta-fund-'em-all VR gold rush, but it won't be the last.
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TrueLayer, on the other hand, is taking a picks 'n' shovels approach to what many predict will be a PSD2-driven fintech gold rush.
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A new gold rush is coming—except this time, only those with a high tech gadgets and wealthy financiers can even dream of participating.
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"Gold Rush" also features a sample of Yoko Ono's "Mind Train," a 17-minute track taken from her 1971 John Lennon-produced album Fly.
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Since their arrival in America during the California Gold Rush of the 19803s, Chinese workers were subject to racism, harsh conditions and hostile legislation.
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The wildfire has badly damaged the small community of Keswick, swept through the historic Gold Rush town of Shasta and hit homes in Redding.
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The wildfire has wiped out the small community of Keswick, swept through the historic Gold Rush town of Shasta and hit homes in Redding.
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Vantage Goldfields is an Australia-based company mining gold at Barberton, a town that traces its origin to South Africa's 19th century gold rush.
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Morris helped honor Dolly Parton Sunday evening, performing "After the Gold Rush" alongside the 73-year-old country legend and Parton's goddaughter Miley Cyrus.
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High gold prices during the 2009-2010 global financial crisis fueled an illegal gold rush in Madre de Dios that has continued to expand.
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And if people embrace bots in large numbers, it could trigger the biggest gold rush in software development since Apple opened the App Store.
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Like selling shovels during the gold rush, entrepreneurs and side hustlers alike are dreaming up creative ways to profit from a new boom: marijuana.
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And this, at a time when artificial intelligence has turned into something of a gold rush since the AI winter of the late 1980s.
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In Nevada County, which encompasses California&aposs Sierra Nevada Gold Rush Country, two fires burned across a mile and a half, destroying 60 structures.
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It commemorates a 1925 rescue mission by a sled team to deliver serum during a diphtheria outbreak in Nome, a former gold-rush town.
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Each is themed—I played Gold Rush and Prison Break, which are themed exactly as they sound—but the doors and hallway are blank.
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As a direct result of the Gold Rush, the indigenous population in the area dropped from about 300,000 to an estimated 30,000 by 1870.
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The images show how San Francisco's population skyrocketed during the Gold Rush in 1848 then evolved to become a financial center and tourist destination.
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Bitcoin "miners" create new coins using computing power, but this cardholder features a throwback to the pick-and-shovel miners of the gold rush.
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The boy, Håkan, has to make his way East on foot, and goes up against the migration of the Gold Rush on the way.
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Mr. Burden designed more than 40 albums for Mr. Young, beginning in 1970 with "After the Gold Rush," and later they collaborated on designs.
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Many went to California (nicknamed jinshan, or "Gold Mountain," because of the Gold Rush), and some found work in the state's early railroad ventures.
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San Francisco was the North American city that first embraced pisco, the Peruvian grape spirit, and drank it from the Gold Rush to Prohibition.
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Another company tapping into Xinjiang's security gold rush is Huawei, the Chinese tech giant that the United States has described as a security threat.
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Boxing tents, with their troupes of fighters, have been a part of Australia's traveling fairs since the gold rush of the late 19th century.
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The discovery turned into a full-blown gold rush and in the 1860s, swarms of miners tore at the tiny stream for its riches.
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Many of the first major wave of Asian immigrants around the late 19th century were laborers, like the Chinese immigrants during the gold rush.
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I saw black bears crossing the Yukon highway, which roughly follows the route taken by prospectors during the Gold Rush that started in 1896.
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Physical gold is coming to the digital gold rush known as blockchain technology — and one company is working to ensure that it's responsibly sourced.
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For Mexico's avocado producers, the explosion in their crop's popularity has brought a veritable green gold rush, but it also has a darker side.
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The Silicon Valley giant has been at the forefront of a gold rush for India's internet users, who now number more than 580 million.
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The subarctic town, nicknamed "Paris of the North" during the late 19th-century Gold Rush, looked like a strange, solitary incursion on the land.
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All three are more new interfaces than whole new major platforms, though; not so much a Gold Rush as a single vein of silver.
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At the time, Nome was stricken by a deadly diphtheria outbreak, and the remote Gold Rush town could be reached only by dog sled.
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The bank — known for its stagecoach logo, recalling its gold-rush roots in San Francisco — prided itself on having a strong, healthy corporate culture.
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The titular Yukon town, an early focal point of the Klondike gold rush, exploded in population from 500 to around 93,000 in the 1890s.
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"And then we have hopes for Iran, of course, even if there won't be quite the gold-rush atmosphere that some are expecting," he added.
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He compared China's vaping craze to what happened to smartphones between 2010 and 2011 when copycats of incumbents crowded the market in a gold rush.
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Or, the men we see (openly!) illegally mining in the Amazon, a rapidly growing problem spurred by a gold rush, that leaves the river polluted.
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In some ways, the company is an example of the "reverse gold rush" that investors predicted on this site as early as three years ago.
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If there's one sector that always makes money during a boom, it's the sector that makes the spades and pick-axes for the gold-rush.
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A new show at the National Gallery of Canada pays homage to this era by exhibiting rare, early forms of photography documenting the Gold Rush.
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Why we picked Shef: Deregulation creates gold rush opportunities and Shef was quick to seize this one, getting started just days after the law passed.
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But as humanity's interest in plundering the deep of its riches heats up, scientists are warning that this new gold rush will have serious consequences.
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This includes miners who are scrabbling to make a living and would probably contest the idea that only "powerful interests" are behind the gold rush.
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The Lakeview Gusher, which blew on the edge of Taft in 1910, became as emblematic of a boom era as the gold rush farther north.
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A state parks official says employees worked through the night to save historic artifacts from a Northern California Gold Rush-era museum threatened by wildfire.
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This golf course "gold rush" accelerated due to a glut of new facilities opening between 1998 and 1553 and waning interest in golf among millennials.
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Compiling data from Apple's iTunes App Charts and app analytics firm App Annie, Feng astutely concludes that the great app gold rush may be over.
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In August, Japan's Sapporo paid about $85 million for Anchor Brewing, a San Francisco-based brewing pioneer with roots dating back to California's gold rush.
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The imagery was taken directly from the earthquake era, early 20th-century San Francisco: the insanity of the gold rush, the silver rush after that.
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Amid the gold rush, a looming concern has been: How will the US Securities and Exchange Commission see all this, and is it, well, legal?
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Compare that paucity of images with the great wealth of photos documenting the Gold Rush, pioneers, and cowboys of the American West from 1849 onwards.
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But it has been greeted with euphoria among real estate brokers who have seen a sudden gold rush of interest in the local condo market.
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During the gold rush era of the 1800s, Rincon Hill, as it was called at the time, was one of San Francisco's most fashionable neighborhoods.
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If a gold rush was about to break out in his part of Pará state, he reasoned, the village might as well take a cut.
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But other organizations on campus bear names related to the Gold Rush, including the student newspaper "The Daily 49er," alumni boards and a university bookstore.
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Many are based on real events: The "Corrido of Joaquín Murrieta" tells the tale of a bandit and folk hero from California's Gold Rush years.
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In the 1800s, the city was found to have gold, so thousands of people moved west during the Gold Rush, increasing the population to 25,000.
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This growing gold rush has pushed the price of the precious metal up nearly 0.43 percent since October 2017, to more than $1,500 an ounce.
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And much like the Gold Rush in the 1850s, the early days are even more dangerous and exploitative than later on when more people migrate.
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"It doesn't mean that because the East Coast is opened up or there's potential in California, it's going to be a gold rush," he said.
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By the time Shell's offshore drilling finally got under way, last summer, the operation had taken on the familiar air of an Alaska gold rush.
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"It's just so easy to raise money on an ICO right now, it just feels like there's a gold rush going on there," said Moffat.
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It was a gold rush boomtown but in the 553s was home to the Diggers, a hippie offshoot that dreamed of a society without money.
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If you want to stick to something Bay Area-specific, though, order the Hangtown Fry, a dish popularized in San Francisco during the Gold Rush.
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This week two marijuana analysis and investment firms released a summary of a report that appeared to confirm that the industry has become a gold rush.
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Gold rush Like Willy Wonka and his golden ticket, Bud Light is offering a golden beer can that could lead to Super Bowl tickets for life.
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They're set on the trail of a thieving prospector in 1851, in a story that's as much about family as it is about the Gold Rush.
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Activists warned that without limits, San Francisco's quaint Victorian homes and Gold Rush bordellos would be ripped out to make way for bank and insurance headquarters.
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The newfound capacity to sequence genomes is spurring a genetic gold rush, linking mystifying diseases to specific mutations — often random mutations not passed down from parents.
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"LinkedIn is prioritizing longform text statuses and all my friends in tech are viewing it as a miniature gold rush in terms of engagement," Parr said.
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Big tech companies have found themselves in an AI gold rush, charging into a broad range of markets from recruitment to healthcare to sell their services.
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Howe once made millions selling domain names, and in 2017, he headed straight into what he's hoping will be the next internet gold rush: emoji domains.
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Coinbase is popularly regarded as a darling of the cryptocurrency movement, the company that figured out the classic picks and shovels business to Bitcoin's gold rush.
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Instagram opened up longer video uploads to all of its users in the hopes of sparking a gold rush among creators who are disillusioned with YouTube.
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In such a messy gold-rush, Phantom's platform acts as a layer of connective tissue to the industry, simplifying and automating the life of security teams.
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During a Chinese gold rush created by jewellery buyers and bullion investors in 2013, bars in Western vaults were melted into smaller ingots and sent east.
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The star of Discovery's hit series Gold Rush landed his own adventure special on the network Parker's Trail, which will be a 3-part docu-series.
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The influx of people and money centered around technology has been extreme even for a city with a sports team named for the 1849 gold rush.
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So for now, the FUD has people backing away, but one big swing in the other direction will have noobs coming back to the gold rush.
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It's all part of the Kardashian-led gold rush of celebrities into the mobile gaming market (as seen on the cover of this month's Forbes, actually).
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The "Belt and Road Initiative" is being touted by the Hong Kong business community with a sense of promise and hope reserved for a gold rush.
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He moved away as a teenager, just before reaching the age of mandatory military service, and went to make his fortune in the Alaska gold rush.
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According to David Payne, a researcher at GlaxoSmithKline who wrote about this gold rush last year, his firm looked at 70 apparently promising targets this way.
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The resolution stated that more than 80 percent of indigenous American populations were killed in the two decades following the Gold Rush enslavement, malnutrition and violence.
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Ms. Blumberg's other books included "The Incredible Journey of Lewis & Clark" (1987); "The Great American Gold Rush" (1989); and "The Remarkable Voyages of Captain Cook" (1991).
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We've always known that Silicon Valley was a modern-day gold rush, but a recent study conducted by a UC Berkeley student has our mouths agape.
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Gold and Silver: Images and Illusions of the Gold Rush continues at the National Gallery of Canada (380, promenade Sussex, Ottawa, ON) through April 2, 2018.
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The state lines of California in the post-Gold Rush period were certainly no place for a lady, and nobody ever accused Charley of being one.
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Minnie, the plucky heroine, runs a saloon in a mountain town during the gold rush where she teaches the adoring miners how to read and write.
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I think I would have felt less restraint in retrospect and would have suffered less in writing the book had I picked a gold-rush migrant.
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Despite the challenging situation for food businesses, many of them are taking action when it comes to community support, including members of the Gold Rush cohort.
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San Francisco is not only one of the country's most visited cities, since the days of the Gold Rush, it's been a major center for innovation.
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California, where a lot of streaming talent lives, was already the home of one gold rush, and it looks like it's become the setting for another.
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California's driver's license has many references to iconic state symbols, like the California gold rush, the California grizzly bear, and the state flower, the California poppy.
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The market should not expect a gold rush into Saudi Arabia, according to Stephen Schwarzman, chairman and CEO of Blackstone, the world's largest private equity firm.
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What we don't understand so well is that even a major city, a huge metropolis can be hit by that kind of a gold rush boom.
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The gold rush was mostly driven by retail investors, which caught the attention of regulators who have repeatedly insisted that not registering tokens violates investor protection laws.
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Keen to feed off this gold rush, the nightclub even plans to organize a club night on the same day that Google pays out its advertising money.
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Read More: Inside the Fidget Spinner Gold Rush They, like the majority of us, were immediately drawn in by the spinners, in their own fun, scientific ways.
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The veins of gold found in the Witwatersrand in the late 1800s sparked a gold rush that transformed the country's largely agricultural economy into an industrial powerhouse.
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The fact is that with hundreds of companies joining the VR gold rush, we're going to be panning a lot of silt for every grain of gold.
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A GOLD rush in the late 2.43th century so enriched Charters Towers, an outback town in the state of Queensland, that it opened its own stock exchange.
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But he had already set in motion a gold rush-like frenzy of European entrepreneurs who flung open print shops to cash in on his technological earthquake.
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"[We had] an entire society that was here thousands of years before the Gold Rush," Shelly Covert, the tribal council secretary of the Nisenan Tribe, told us.
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"A lot of developers got caught up in the groundswell, the gold-rush mentality," said Ernie Carswell, a leading real estate broker in LA with Douglas Elliman.
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Listen below: "Gold Rush" is the first single from Thank You For Today, Death Cab For Cutie's forthcoming ninth record, and second without founding member Chris Walla.
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The Klondike Challenge, which encourages hikers to log 500 miles walking throughout the Bay Area, pays homage to London's 103-mile trek during the Canadian gold rush.
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On the one hand, if you do buy you're now among the Bitcoin-holding elite and are no longer left out of the modern digital gold rush.
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While it was a commercial failure compared to Harvest and After the Gold Rush, critics seemed compelled by On the Beach's melancholic looseness from the get go.
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Setting it off with "After the Gold Rush," belting in all black, cowboy hat slanted over his eyes, pounding a pipe organ and delivering serrated harmonica licks.
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The Hyperloop is becoming a modern day gold rush, with 2 technology companies battling to capitalize on the transportation mode's promise of interstate travel at breakneck speed.
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In the historic gold-rush town of Skagway, the Skagway Brewing Company's Spruce Tip Ale kept me busy as the midnight sun burned late into the night.
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"If anyone had a gold rush mentality with appraisal rights, the court has shown them that's not warranted," said Minor Myers, a professor at Brooklyn Law School.
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Considering the lineup, it's clear that there's not as much of a gold rush for these action-based domains as there are for other top-level domains.
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Its gold-rush economy revolved around the Chinese casinos and gambling halls, which drew in thousands of visitors a month from across the border in Yunnan Province.
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While other parts of San Francisco were getting a Gold Rush-induced makeover, this part of the 49-square-mile area remained largely uninhabited and un-travelled.
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The Times started delivering a gold rush of investigative work beginning in January of this year and continuing through to last weekend's blockbuster on Trump's tax returns.
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Son describes the fund as essential for setting up SoftBank for a data "gold rush" which he expects to happen as the global economy becomes increasingly digitized.
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Thanks to enormous amounts of data, coupled with compute power to analyze it, technology companies are making strides in AI that resembles something of a gold rush.
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That move lost him his citizenship, and he later became a US citizen where he made his fortune running brothels and bars during the Yukon gold rush.
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The meteoric rise of the crypto asset has also fueled something of a gold rush for people looking to get in on the action by becoming miners.
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Dr. Richards compared this moment he sees coming to the 19th century California Gold Rush, when gold diggers jousted over the most lucrative places to sift ore.
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"This is a new gold rush," said Marc Scheineson, a lawyer with Alston & Bird in Washington, D.C., who represents a company that makes synthetic pharmaceutical-grade CBD.
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A man named Tenaya, raised in that Mono-Miwok diaspora, led the return to Yosemite Valley by a polyglot group in the years before the Gold Rush.
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"The traditional model of having a good internist is dying," said Mr. Traina, a scion of a prominent family here that arrived with the California Gold Rush.
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For decades, the Yahi had been living on the edge, reduced in number by killing, starvation and disease after the arrival of settlers during California's Gold Rush.
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DAWSON CITY: FROZEN TIME In the silent era, the Gold Rush town of Dawson City in the Yukon was the last stop on the film-shipping circuit.
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This is the real long-term value of the Gold Rush, not the thousands of pounds of shiny rocks, but the flourishing of communities like San Francisco.
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This is disputed by Hamill's research, which found Pierpont couldn't have written the song in 1850 because he was chasing cash in California during the Gold Rush.
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The town of Deadwood had been at the center of the Black Hills gold rush, one of the last of its kind in the Lower Forty-eight.
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The earliest prospectors of the California gold rush ventured into the Sierra foothills as solo travelers, sloshing through streams in search of nuggets dislodged by the current.
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"Most of the mansions owned by the neighbors are offshore billionaires or really old Australian money — mineral money, gold rush money," said Mr. Jones, the venture capitalist.
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This has led to a deep sea gold rush as companies compete in a desperate bid for the right to extract these minerals from the sea bottom.
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The Tinder Gold rush is a clear indicator that people want this option, but using that service has proven to be a sort of personality test for me.
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When Elinor Barker won the opening race last week in Pruszkow a British gold-rush might have been expected but her scratch race victory was the only one.
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Nipton was founded just over 100 years ago at the tail end of the California Gold Rush and today lies mostly dormant with a dwindling population of 20.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday's episode of Gold Rush, tensions are high for the Oregon crew works tirelessly in their search for gold nuggets without pay.
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Hoffman, a father of two from Oregon, created Gold Rush in 2011, and it quickly became the highest-rated Friday program on cable television, according to Business Insider.
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Soaring prices in the decade to 2010 sparked a gold rush and hundreds of thousands of illegal miners poured into the Amazon rainforest hoping to strike it rich.
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NBC and Law & Order creator Dick Wolf are getting in on the true crime gold rush with Law & Order: True Crime, an anthology series that's currently being developed.
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It's a true time capsule into the days of cowboys and the Gold Rush, and goes all out for Christmas with lights, decorations, and a Christmas Spectacular show.
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KPMG, whose local unit traces its roots to Johannesburg's gold rush days in the late 19th century, is under investigation by industry watchdog Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors.
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"There seems to be a real gold rush in Ethiopia right now with a growing garment and shoe industry," explains Dr Rebecca Prentice of the University of Sussex.
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KPMG, whose local unit traces its roots to Johannesburg's gold rush days in the late 19th century, is under investigation by South Africa's Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors.
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It was not until the discovery of gold in the Yukon in the late 1890s and subsequent Gold Rush that the population and value of the area grew.
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His maternal grandfather, Solomon Young, a trader, had set out from Missouri for Gold Rush-era California, where his success allowed him to build a very large ranch.
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From the days of the gold rush, San Francisco was a place of opportunity for pioneering blacks, as it was for Jews, Italians, Irish and other ethnic groups.
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The effect of the Bakken on the region is, the park superintendent explains, something like that of the California Gold Rush, bringing a huge influx of transient workers.
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As it predictably goes with any glamorous new emerging bubble, being an influencer has drawn a rapidly-expanding influx of participants, creating a gold rush of its own.
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Nerves certainly seemed stretched on Thursday during the season premiere of Giancarlo del Monaco's 1991 production of Puccini's opera about love and redemption during the California gold rush.
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It is set in the depths of winter, in a mining camp such as you would have found during the Klondike gold rush of the late 19th century.
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Djibril left his work as a gardener in southern Libya three years ago as soon as he heard about the gold rush outside his native city of Agadez.
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Many of California's lynchings of Mexicans took place during the Gold Rush from 1848 to 1855, when Anglos chafed at having to compete with Mexicans for mining claims.
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When I was in school, there was an off-campus bar called SUTTER's Mill, and the story of the California gold rush was painted inside on a mural.
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After sourcing applications from food companies, an advisory council—of which all members are also of Asian descent—votes on who is admitted into the Gold Rush program.
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While Gold Rush is likely to push someone from a "huge company" to the advisor side, it's open to a mix of experience levels within the accelerator class.
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It was less a gold rush than a speculative land rush: autonomous vehicles were purportedly right around the corner and each would need a lidar unit… or five.
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The tiny coastal Alaskan frontier town of Nome, created around a century earlier in a gold rush, reached out across the waves to Provideniya, the nearest Soviet port.
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"It wasn't so much a gold rush as a rush for employment," said Gloria Casella, whose husband owns the Guia Gold Mine, the only one open to visits.
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With numbers like that, calling 2017 the year of bitcoin's gold rush makes for an apt comparison — but let's be honest about what that means for the future.
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Using the money from her successful stand, Harris Dean switched her focus to real estate, buying buildings and renting apartments during what became known as Harlem's gold rush.
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It was a thriving family business that got its start in 2000 as a four-page newspaper for residents of Sacramento in the wake of the gold rush.
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It's the now familiar management idea known as "first-mover advantage," which dates from the dot-com gold rush of the late 1990s, and it still works sometimes.
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Go deeper: The fake meat gold rush The climate implications of a $140 billion fake meat market Plant-based meat is ultra-processed, but consumers can't get enough
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But hundreds of thousands of immigrants, mostly Chinese, arrived in San Francisco on the heels of the Gold Rush — until the United States closed its borders to them.
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The discovery made Nvidia into the preferred seller of shovels for the AI gold rush that's propelling dreams of self-driving cars, delivery drones and software that plays doctor.
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That's a lot of money by any measure, so it makes sense for bitcoin miners, armed with their fleets of computers, to participate in this modern day gold rush.
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Instead, investing in startups is becoming a sensation among Chinese movie stars and singers, and VC gold rush has become the new source of FOMO (fear of missing out).
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In absence of a modern gold rush, the indicators are less obvious, and the attracting industry is likely technology or a service rather than a product or precious resource.
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VWR, a company that traces its roots to the California Gold Rush in the 1850s, was bought by Madison Dearborn Partners in 2007 and went public in October 2014.
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The Permian is prized for its low-breakeven cost of producing a barrel of oil, leading to a gold rush of sorts that has sent acreage prices soaring there.
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Hard currency came again in the 403s, after Mexico won independence from Spain, with gold shipments from the California Gold Rush pausing in the bay en route to Panama.
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Hilton donned designer August Getty's "Million Dollar" dress to accept her Fragrance of The Year award at the Hollywood Beauty Awards on Sunday night for her Gold Rush perfume.
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In the state&aposs far north, a 7-square-mile wildfire has forced the evacuation of French Gulch, a small Shasta County community that dates to the Gold Rush.
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GOLD RUSH The offshore yuan managed to hold steady, even after China's central bank set its daily midpoint fixing at 7.0136 per dollar, the weakest since April 13, 2008.
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Ward considers himself lucky or even fated; he once found some ancient space rocks not more than 33 yards from where the California gold rush began at Sutter's Mill.
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It is the work of a man who reads the Bhagavad Gita, spends lots of time thinking about Walmart, and treats the Gold Rush like a biblical creation story.
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Sellars had the idea for his latest project after receiving an offer to direct Puccini's opera; he became convinced that a franker treatment of the gold rush was needed.
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New challenges to address include mining for metals and minerals in the high seas, an industry that is about to take off, akin to a deep sea gold rush.
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It created jungle boomtowns, complete with pop-up brothels and gun fights, as tens of thousands of men from the poorest corners of Peru joined a modern gold rush.
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Ethereum, a cryptocurrency like bitcoin and a platform for apps, is in the middle of a full-on gold rush that critics worry is going too far, too fast.
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"I have a new VR/AR fund; what should I invest in?" asked a leading technology VC. I recently referenced an analogy of VR/AR to the Gold Rush.
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The town, taking its name from the Spanish word for butterfly, was founded during the California gold rush in the 19th century and is surrounded by pine-covered hillsides.
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Jonas Kaufmann steps into the role of Dick Johnson in Puccini's gold rush tale on Wednesday, taking over midrun from Yusif Eyvazov, and singing opposite Eva-Maria Westbroek's Minnie.
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Several renowned albums were recorded in the studio, including Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers's "Damn the Torpedoes" (1979), Neil Young's "After the Gold Rush" (1970) and Nirvana's "Nevermind" (1991).
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And with that, the gold rush was on, as a small group of vendors with little security expertise began lining up to win billions of dollars of federal money.
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The gold rush appears to erode Trump's promise to "drain the swamp," but even the president-elect apparently is backing away from that slogan, according to adviser Newt Gingrich.
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After moving West during the gold rush, she became perhaps the first female naturalist to hunt, skin and stuff her own specimens, which she displayed in her own museum.
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When many reference the Gold Rush, they are hoping to invoke images of immense treasure waiting to be discovered, but there was much more to it than just that.
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As a company that specializes in search, Google seems particularly well-positioned to profit from this gold rush, which is going to rely primarily on organizing and analyzing information.
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Mr. Butz is a fourth-generation Californian whose great-great-grandfather came to California in 63 from Ohio, probably with dreams of striking it rich during the Gold Rush.
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But gold is commonly found along with copper and Mr. Ramlie, the company director, fears that word of a big discovery could incite another gold rush to West Sumbawa.
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Falling stockpiles and renewed interest in nuclear energy both in the United States and in growing economies like China and India was creating a second gold rush for uranium.
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The discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848 touched off the Gold Rush — an estimated 300,000 people descending on California to try and get in on the action.
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The crypto gold rush also affected the more powerful GTX 214 and several competing AMD cards, but it's the GTX 215 that's consistently rated the best all-around GPU.
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With names like the "Gold Rush Dining Room," it's easy to think that the quaint eateries at national park lodges are different from your everyday food court or dining hall.
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But in the eye of creator David Milch, they were all part of the series' true main character: the gold rush town of the title, which is a real place.
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During the California gold rush in the late 19th century, some of the most successful prospectors were not the miners actually hunting for gold, but the businessmen selling mining tools.
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Fernandez said the gold rush had drawn wealthy local businessmen, poor itinerant miners and prostitutes into the jungle - and some workers were victims of human trafficking, living in deplorable conditions.
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Separately, the trial of Cardinal George Pell is finally making his hometown, the old gold-rush city of Ballarat, face its role as the epicenter of a Catholic pedophile ring.
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The gold-rush approach to outer space raises a host of legal, economic, and environmental questions, and the U.N. plans to take up the issue of asteroid mining next year.
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"You could call it a golf course gold rush: as courses fail, it's a big-money opportunity for developers," said Steve Seroka, a member of the Las Vegas city council.
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These unconventional croquettes actually hail from Canada and are filled with a "brown sauce" that originated from Chinese immigrants working in the railway and Gold Rush camps of Western Canada.
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Many startups come to the Valley for the gold rush of investment capital, but the real gold is the willingness of and easy access to the world's best business mentors.
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The gold-rush fever has gotten so bad, the local high school even has a program that encourages students to graduate before heading off to make a living from fishing.
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"That is a very positive signal for me," said Dick Forsberg, head of strategy at Dublin-based leasing company Avolon, while warning investors Iran would not be a "gold rush".
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But a dark spectre has loomed over the frenzy since the digital gold rush began: What happens if a bad actor is hiding out among the bunch, and simply disappears?
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Newly published research suggests that app downloads are dramatically slowing both in the United States and abroad, causing some to suggest the App Store gold rush may finally be ending.
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San Franciscans wanted to construct a bridge from San Francisco to Oakland as early as the Gold Rush era, but the idea didn't get off the ground until the 1930s.
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Before 1869, San Francisco folks made wealthy by the Gold Rush turned Rincon Hill into one of the city's most elite neighborhoods, perching their mansions upon and around the hilltop.
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It's a collection of his songs about the environment, as far back as "After the Gold Rush" and as recent as "Seed Justice," a song he introduced on the tour.
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The fear for some in Minnesota is that this copper mine will leave the same legacy of pollution as countless others have since the Gold Rush era in the West.
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Maria Quispe Ccoca, from Huepetuhe, a town that has come to symbolize the region's gold rush, said she had hoped the pope would strike a conciliatory note without demonizing miners.
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Burros are a beloved symbol of the Old West The dependable donkey was a popular pack animal during the Gold Rush, but they have a testy history with local ranchers.
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And beyond its early branding by Mr. Peterson, the university has no historical ties to the Gold Rush, having been founded a century after the so-called 49ers struck gold.
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"We came to know that the 1849 California gold rush was a time in history when the indigenous peoples of California endured subjugation, violence and threats of genocide," she wrote.
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Betting amounts and television ratings surrounding the impact of California Chrome's bid — he ran fourth — and American Pharoah's success illustrate the gold rush that follows when history is at stake.
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The show presents perspectives of 19th-century California, including the Gold Rush, the exploration of the Sierras, the agriculture industry, San Francisco's Chinatown, and the city's 1906 earthquake and fire.
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The thaw has exposed troves of fossils that were once locked in the frozen soil, creating something of a gold rush among prospectors looking to score finds like mammoth ivory.
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Son, Japan's richest man, describes the fund as essential for setting up SoftBank for a data "gold rush" which he expects to happen as the global economy becomes increasingly digitized.
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China Youth Daily, a state-run newspaper, recently reported on hordes of young people with "dreams of a gold rush" flocking to a hot spot of pyramid schemes near Beijing.
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Whether you're riding the bitcoin wave or feel you missed out on the gold rush, blockchain evangelists say not to fear; there's an even bigger investment opportunity around the corner.
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These companies make a killing by renting out data storage, computing power and other essential services to other businesses, essentially selling the picks and shovels of the digital gold rush.
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The US army built a fortress on Alcatraz Island in 1850 for protection during the California Gold Rush and began holding political and military prisoners there in the late 1850s.
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Mining had not been industrialized until the California gold rush and a lot of the equipment and the mining, the technology of the engineering and so on, was developed here.
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The big picture: In the gold rush that has characterized the race to autonomy, perhaps no underlying technology has attracted as much startup activity — or as much investment capital — as lidar.
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The first gold rush of the 1820s, the copper mining of the 1840s, and the coal mining of the 1880s marked the first waves of extraction from the region by industrialists.
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It's the latest chapter in the neverending saga of scammers exploiting the cryptocurrency gold rush, and the so-called Bitcoin or Ethereum FOMO, or fear of missing out on an investment.
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Before that, I was in college tempted by Flash game sponsorships as well as Humble Bundles and gigantic console storefront sales, those gold rush myths perpetuated by Indie Game: The Movie.
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The End Of The Startup Gold Rush, Absurd Burn Rates And Tourist VCs Boston's tech scene should shake off its inferiority complex: The "Boston Tech Party" revolution is starting to unfold.
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KPMG's South African unit traces its roots to Johannesburg's gold rush days in the late 19th century, when Scottish-born Alexander Aiken established a practice as a public accountant and auditor.
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Too many people have adopted a gold-rush mentality, empowered by federal regulators who have been slow to act and dot-com-style appeals promising to turn buyers into millionaires overnight.
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The messaging app gold rush for users is over, most people have their chat app/apps of choice among their friends and shifting these networks in large number is hugely challenging.
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Between 1848 and 1854, up to 300,000 people entered the region as part of the Gold Rush, resulting in Californios and Indigenous people being outnumbered and claims to their land undermined.
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The new opera, a piece about the Gold Rush called (with a plural that might be provocative to Puccini fans) "Girls of the Golden West," will be staged here in 2017.
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In her statement, Conoley linked the prospector imagery to California's gold rush, during which indigenous Americans often endured violence from and were enslaved by settlers in order to build Christian missions.
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The sheer number of studies has sparked fears that some companies are engaging in a medical gold rush, hoping to chance upon the right cocktail without doing the appropriate scientific groundwork.
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There's a bit too much of a gold rush mentality around subscriptions in today's App Store, and it's hard to resist the near-term benefit of money that rolls in monthly.
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In recent decades, accelerating glacial melt in the Andes has enabled a gold rush downstream, contributing to the irrigation and cultivation of more than 100,000 acres of land since the 0003s.
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Most of the titles have female-driven narratives, but some turn on male protagonists, including Ruth Ann Baldwin's entertaining "'49-'17," about a judge who's nostalgic for his Gold Rush days.
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Adding intrigue to the new gold rush, Barron has spent the past decade studying old Spanish maps and documents, which reference two lost gold cities called Logroño and Sevilla de Oro.
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We're now nearing the end of that gold-rush cycle, when lone miners with pickaxes and pans are getting replaced by corporate syndicates plundering with machines and a low-paid workforce.
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With gyms across the country closing their doors due to the coronavirus pandemic, gym rats are determined not to miss a workout ... and it's a gold rush for home gym retailers.
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In 1849, at the height of the gold rush, a wagon train with as many as a thousand people was making its way from Salt Lake City to Nevada and California.
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It dates back to Gold Rush days, when lucky prospectors were said to have thrown their gear on their donkeys' backs and run to the nearest town to register their claims.
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Toss in a couple of interesting entries, like NIQAB and IDLE HANDS and a factoid or two (like the S.F.P.D. starting during the Gold Rush) and you have a fun solve.
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Beyond the language and cultural barriers, their new home rests on unsettled territory, full of false promises, like the gold rush luring some out west and hostilities from the local Sioux.
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Levi Strauss & Company, the company that traces its roots to the days of the California Gold Rush, started trading publicly on Thursday for the second time in its 2100-year history.
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That headline launched a gold rush as a generation of dreamers headed north in search of great riches—and a group of savvier dreamers worked to make money off of them.
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The illegal gold rush in Madre de Dios, focused on extracting gold from alluvial deposits in river beds, was fueled by high prices for the metal during the 2009-2010 financial crisis.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Satellite technology to provide Wi-Fi on board planes has matured to a point where more and more airlines are looking to use it, triggering a "gold rush" among suppliers.
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"It's like a gold rush feeling at the moment," Jan-Peter Gaense, head of passenger experience products & solutions at Lufthansa Systems, said at the Aircraft Interiors trade fair in Hamburg this week.
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In recent months, with bitcoin's value and cultural prominence rising spectacularly, dozens of cryptocurrency mines have popped up in the rural West, following in the geographic footsteps of a previous gold rush.
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Legend or not, the plaque was erected by Chinese Americans in 1982 to honor the Chinese fisherman that contributed to the San Francisco Bay Area since the time of the Gold Rush.
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The discovery set off a gold rush that drew workers from across the country and tens of billions of dollars of investment in infrastructure, including an 800-mile pipeline crossing the state.
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Michael sees no reason why adults should be the ones to try to capitalize on the "social media gold rush," as he calls it, and anyway they don't understand how it works.
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In the state&aposs far north, a 7-square-mile (18-square-kilometer) wildfire has forced the evacuation of French Gulch, a small Shasta County community that dates to the Gold Rush.
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And public radio has long been a major player in podcasting, with many at the conference pointing to the 2014 debut of Serial as the start of the medium's "gold rush" era.
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The reason for the global gold rush is simple: Many state legislatures have slashed funding for two-year schools, forcing community colleges to search far and wide for new sources of cash.
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Yet it also raises a conundrum for the impending bot revolution (and developer gold rush): why use AI-powered software if it's going to be slower than human fingers on a keyboard?
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Helena Valley West Central is a census-designated place in Montana outside of the state capital, Helena, which was a gold rush destination in the 19th century, according to the History Channel.
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In the only final not featuring Biles, her team mate and world champion Madison Kocian had hopes of continuing the American gold rush, as she had earned the highest score in qualifying.
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With the trials over the focus quickly shifts to the Rio pool next month where the U.S. will look to a mix of youth and experience to produce an American gold rush.
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The gold rush has decimated the forest in parts of Amazon, while poisoning people who depend on the rivers for their food with mercury and other toxins used in the extraction process.
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But while the great Klondike Gold Rush of 1896 was touched off by a few lucky prospectors and the glint of creek-bed precious metal, this one began on election night, 8503.
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The gold rush, plus the economic demands of the Civil War, made it a fine time to be in San Francisco, and the brothers thrived in drygoods before marrying other drygoods Jews.
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It may be just a matter of time before the international body in charge of protecting the global financial system succumbs to pressure from businesses on a gold rush back into Iran.
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This was a lesson appropriate to the era in which "Moneyball" was written, shortly after the first dot-com boom, in the days of a startup-, hedge-fund-, derivatives-fuelled gold rush.
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The cellar was one of many moribund spaces - garages, farms and warehouses - that had taken on a new life as Georgia fell in love with bitcoin and triggered a virtual gold rush.
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The deep ocean is home to a bevy of valuable natural resources, ranging from potentially lifesaving molecules to oil and precious minerals, which, taken together, have created a sort of gold rush.
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Gone are the days when someone could stumble upon an exposed hunk of gold at the bottom of a riverbed, as James Marshall did in 605, setting off the California Gold Rush.
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" Several months after opening in "The King and I" — which she would also restage — Miss de Lappe moved on to Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's gold-rush musical "Paint Your Wagon.
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Listen, for example, to "Gold Rush," from Death Cab for Cutie's recently released Thank You for Today, which samples the underlying riff from Ono's funk-romp "Mindtrain," from her 1971 album Fly.
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Before the Gold Rush, Native American tribes such as the Crow, Flathead and Blackfeet frequented the pools, and later the area became a bathing spot, with two wooden tubs, for gold miners.
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As Chen previously told VICE in a phone call in February, the goal of creating community in order to share resources and knowledge was what motivated him to work with Gold Rush.
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The list of exciting technical advancements that will likely blossom as a result of bitcoin's gold rush is extensive, but it is not the only boon to come from block chain's rise.
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The current gold rush mentality with ICOs will probably only get bigger in the months and years to come but will probably also meet the inevitable bust of the dot-com era.
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Like the California Gold Rush, the dot-com boom and every other new market with boundless potential, the cannabis industry also has the tendency to attract some sketchy characters with dubious motives.
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In 1841, the Russians sold Fort Ross to John Sutter — a Swiss settler who famously owned another piece of property where gold would soon be discovered, setting off the California gold rush.
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In any case, it's the 150th anniversary of their arrest and Braidwood ("a quintessential rural town with a compelling history dating back to the gold rush," Michael says) is going flat out.
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At the dawn of the atomic age, U.S. government incentives and trade barriers sparked a gold rush for uranium, the chemical element that was fueling the nuclear arms race at the time.
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In the state&aposs far north, a nearly 4-square-mile (10.3-square-kilometer) wildfire has forced the evacuation of French Gulch, a small Shasta County community that dates to the Gold Rush.
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But the Kushners could profit even if they don't do anything — by potentially benefiting from a recent surge in Opportunity Zone property values amid a gold rush of interest from developers and investors.
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Chesapeake called its rapid and expensive accrual of leases a "land grab," making McClendon the main character in the biggest resource-driven land rush the country had experienced since the 1800s Gold Rush.
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Kissimmee, Florida (CNN)The presidential election could come down to Florida's rapidly growing population of residents from Puerto Rico, a reality that has set off a political gold rush in the Sunshine State.
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"[They] could profit even if they don't do anything — by potentially benefiting from a recent surge in Opportunity Zone property values amid a gold rush of interest from developers and investors," AP reported.
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In the state&aposs far north, a nearly 4-square-mile (10-square-kilometer) wildfire has forced the evacuation of French Gulch, a small Shasta County community that dates to the Gold Rush.
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In 1849, three enslaved men — Carter Perkins, Robert Perkins, and Sandy Jones — migrated from Mississippi to California with their enslaver's son, Charles Perkins, who hoped to make a fortune during the Gold Rush.
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This is what Todd wrote: The rise of America is tied just as tightly to the rise of the automobile as it is to the rise of the Mississippi or the gold rush.
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It both led to a gold rush at its height, as money poured into MMO studios, and eventually devastated the genre, as it became apparent that not even WoW's heights would last forever.
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The mercury of New Almaden poisoned immigrant miners and polluted the Guadalupe River and south San Francisco Bay, just as the Gold Rush left a toxic legacy elsewhere in the region's water supplies.
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"This is at the heart of the region's culture that goes all the way back to the Gold Rush," said Paul Saffo, a longtime technology forecaster and a faculty member at Singularity University.
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He pointed in particular to last season's first Gold Rush Game, which was followed by another this season, in which the fans turned up wearing the team's primary color at a home game.
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In the case of the Sierra bighorn, a genetically distinct subspecies of wild sheep, there were likely more than a thousand before the 27 gold rush brought domestic sheep into the High Sierra.
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They set up studios in wagons and captured the historic frenzy around them, making the Gold Rush the first major event in the country to be documented extensively through the then-new medium.
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"All this was heavily mined," Mr. Adams said, surveying a seemingly serene landscape of glacial lakes and Ansel Adams evergreens that had once been torn apart by frenzied prospectors during the Gold Rush.
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Day and night, the warehouse, and dozens of cargo containers in a windswept valley, are generating Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that has created a virtual gold rush in the former Soviet republic of Georgia.
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Forged as a supply hub during the Gold Rush of the 19th century, Stockton evolved into a center for migrant workers who toil in the fruit and vegetable farms of California's Central Valley.
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"The oil business here [North America] has gone from gold rush to austerity in a very short period of time," Shaia Hosseinzadeh, founder of energy-focused private equity firm OnyxPoint Global Management, said.
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SEPTEMBER 53 While spinners are nothing more than a Detroit-based soul act from the early 25s to most people, early-adopter entrepreneurs are beginning to sense a potential fidget-based gold rush.
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